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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XVII, Issue 1435, 13 September 1861, Page 6

THE NEW ZEALAND ALMANAC, 1862, Price (free by post) Five Shillings. A DVERTISEMENTS will be received for the XjL above to the end of November ; page, 20s. ; half ditto, los. ; quarter ditto, 10s. GEO. T. CHAPMAN, Bookseller and Stationer,

Auckland. GEO. T. CHAPMAN, Bookseller, Stationer, and Lithographer, AUCKLAND. "PICTURES, FRAMED AND GLAZED X MAPS, PLANS, CHARTS, &c, mounted and varnished BOOKBINDING in all its branches.

NEW STATIONERY. TXT KITING DESKS, mahogany, rosewood, and VV walnut ; Leather Travelling Desks, Envelope Desks, Writing Cases, Blotting Books, Morocco Purses, Card Cases, Pocket Books, Inkstands, Wafer Stamps, Date Boxes, Letter Files, Letter Clips, Steel Pens, Penholders, Quill Pens, Ebony Round Rirlers, Ivory Paper Knives, Reading Hooks, Pocket Metallic Memorandum Books, Account Books, Music Books, Albums, Chessmen, Backgammon Boards, Pencil Cases, Universal Pocket Pencds and Leads for refilling, Music Portfolios, &c. GEO. T. CHAPMAN, Bookseller and Stationer, Auckland.

NEW GOODS FOR DRAWING AJS T D PAINTING. A RTISTS' WATER COLOURS— /x Antwerp Blue, Azure Blue, Bistre, Brown Pink, Burnt Sienna, Burnt Umber, Brown Madder, Chinese White, Ciunson Lake, Indian Yellow, Chrome Yellow, Emerald Green, Flake White, Gamboge, Green Bice, Green Verditer, Indian Red, Indigo, Italian Piuk, Ivory Black, King's Yellow, Lamp Black, Light Red, Naples Yellow, Neutial Tint, Orange, Piussiau Blue, Prussian Gieen, Purple, Raw Sienna, Raw Umber, Red Chalk, Roman Ochre, Sap Gieen, Vandyke Brown, Venetian Red, Vermilion, Yellow Ochre, Brown Maddei, Chinese White, Crimson Lake, Indian Yellow, Mais Yellow, Permanent ' AVlnte, Purple Lake, Scarlet Lake, Sepia, Cobalt Blue, Carmine, Royal Blue, Permanent Red, Fiench Ultramarine, Cadmium, Madder Carmine Artists' Colour Boxes, from Bs. to 60s. Moist Colours, Indian Ink, Camel Hair Pencils and Writers, Camel Hair Brashes, flat and round, Red Sable Hair Pencils, Siberian Hair Pencils Pure Cumberland Lead Drawing Pencils, HHHH extra hard, for wood engravers, HHH very haul, for engineers, HH hard, H rather hard, F fine for sketching, FF fiim, for light shading, HB hard and black, B black for shading, BB soft and black, EHB same as HB but thicker lead, 888 extra soft and black, 8888 extra soft and black, thick lead, 888888 extra soft and black, very thick lead Elemental y Draw ing Pencils, Ink Erasers, India Rubber Mathematical Drawing Instiuments, Universal Pocket Compasses, Drawing Pens, Paiallel Riders, T Squares Panelled Drawing Boaids,, assorted Curves and Triangles Drawing Books, Sketch Books and Blocks, Bristol Dialing Boards, Tinted Mounting Board, Tracing Paper, Vellum Tracing Cloth, Whatman's best Dialing Paper, Tinted Ciayon Paper, Tinted Cartridge, Graduated Tints, Poi tfolios, Portable lion Sketching Seats, China Tiles and Saucers, Academy Chalks, Conte Ciayons square and round glazed, White and Red Ciayons, Coloured Fiench Ciayons, Creta Lcen's Pencilb, Portcrayons, Stumps, &c. GEO. T. CHAPMAN, Bookseller and Stationer, Auckland. New Zealand Woods. All kinds of WELL MAItKED NATIVE WOODS, Knots, Roots, or Small Pieces, PURCHASED B\ A. SEUFFERT, Wellesley-street

A. DEANE, BUTCHER AND GROCER Freemans Bay, IN returning thanks to the public for the liberal support which he has ever received, begs to state that he has no intention of disposing of lus busines 0 , but will continue to cany it on, hoping to merit an inei eased share of pationage

COOK SHOP AND GENERAL BUTCHERY No. 11, Wyndham-street, adjoining the Shakespere Tavern. ("1 MASON begs to inform the inhabitants of T • Auckland and the vicinity, that he has opened the abo\ c premises, where he intends carrying on the General Butchery, with the German Sausage Polonies aud Servillioy Trade, and he hopes by supplying a first-rate article at a model ate price, to ment their pationage. Spiced Bacon and Oxford Brawn always on hand.

Carson's Original Anti-Corrosion PAINT ITS adapted for every desenption of out-door woik, Ji- such as Wooden and Iron Houses, Fences, Farming Implements, every description of Iron Work, and also Bnck and Stone Buddings. The above paint lasts twice as long as the best White Lead, and as any labourer can lay it on, is peculiarly suited for the use of country settlers. It has been many years in use at home, andupwaids of seven hundied testimonials from every desenption of persons, testrfy to its durability and superior pieservmg qualities. This paint is kept of Copper and Red colour ex piessly for ships bottoms. Agents for Auckland, BROWN & CAMPBELL. 9th May, 1861.

E. VICKERY, CURRIER, MANUFACTURER, & IMPORTER OF LEATHER, BOOTS, AND GRINDERY, GEORGE-STREET, SYDNEY, BEGS to acquaint his customers in the Colonies, that he has effected great improvements in the quality of his Leather, which was always considered first-class, and at the same time offers it at a reduction in prices It is undoubtedly the cheapest and best Leather got up in the Colonies. Oiders by post executed'with the same care as if the buyer selected for himself— Observe, E. VICKERY, Sydney. SHEEP FOLDS, SHEDS, FENCING. TUPPER & CO.'S /GALVANIZED CORRUGATED IRON \JT for Fencing, Roofing_ Sheds, &c. ; also Patent Galvanized Tiles. Extensively used throughout the colonies. For prices, drawings, and catalogues apply through any London Merchant, or to the Manufacturers, Tupper & Co., 61a, Moorgate-street, London ; aud 6, Berkley-street, Brrmingham. AUSTRALASIAN FREEMASON'S HOTEL, York-street, Sydney. ALFRED BRADFORD BEGS to inform the numerous patrons of the above HoteL that lie has succeeded Me. Abraham Cohen as Lessee, and has concluded arrangements which will enable him to secure every comfort to his ! friends and to maintain the high reputation which | the Freemason's Hall has so long enjoyed. Apart ficm the Hotel accommodation has been specially provided for Private Families, and in the general ariangement of the cuisine, as well as in the {.election of liquors, competent persoirs will have these department, under tlieir personal superintendence, in. order to prevent the possibility of complaint.