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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XVIII, Issue 1502, 9 May 1862, Page 11

| Ex 'Messina' and ''Robert Small/ » j 4_2 PKGS - COOKING STOVES, BOILERS, &<?. ; * "' 3 coses Cutlery i ' 20 trunks Boots and Shoes ' 1 case Musical Instruments 6 casks Tumblers and .Glassware 30 boxes Fdftoy Clay Pipes 40 casks Guinness' Dublin Stout 5 oases assorted Fancy' Goods, Toys, Work Boxes, &c, &o. 3 bales Blankets 4 cases Winter Clothing 1 „ Cloth Mantles 1 „ Fancy Scarfs 1 „ Hat aud Bonnet Feathers 5 „ Hats, Bonnets, and Millinery 3 „ Assorted Hosiery &c, &c. On Sale by BROWN, HALL, & CO. Queeu -street, Sth May, 1862.

BEOWN, HALL, AND CO., Have on Sale, EX 'CASHMERE,' FOUR QUARTER-CASKS FINE SHERRY WINE 3 quarter-casks extra fine Sherry Wine 26 cases Sherry Wine 27 cases Port Wine 36 cases Champagne Wine 5 boxes Fancy Meerschaum Washed Pipes 4 cases Regatta and Crimean Shirts 1 bale Scotch Twill and Byzantine Shirts 1 case Sewed Muslins 1 case Assorted Window Muslins Sth May, 1862.

BROWN, HALL, & CO. OFFER FOR SALE EX 'CHAPMAN' & 'KINNAIRD/ 1 97 PACKAGES — CONTAINING : Superior Congou and Gunpowder Teas Chicory ' Saddlery Boots and Shoes Parchments, assorted sizes Saloon Matches Silver Mounted Meershaum and Fancy Pipes Musical Instruments Ladies' Bags and Purses Sterine Candles White Lead Yellow, Red, and Blaok Paints Raw and Boiled Oil Putty, &c, &c. Plain aud Fancy Winceys Repps, Plaids, and Coburgs Mixed and Fancy Alpacas Black Lustre, Alpaca and Coburg Wincey, Broche, and Embroidered Robes Garabaldi, Wincey, Repp, and Picquet Skii ts Plaid Shawls and Scarfs Victoria, Knickerbocker, and Embroideied Long Shawls Welch and Saxony Flannels Coloured Flannels Wool Shirtings Horrocks' Long Cloths Plain and Twilled Sheeting All Wool, Victoria, Princess, and Cotton Table Covers 25, 30, 33, 36, and 72 in. Grey Calicoes Black Cloth, Doe, and Tweed Sac Coats, Vests, and Trowsers Blue Pilot Reefing Jackets Crimean and Angola Shirts Regatta, Printed Front, and White Shirts Ladies' Cloth Mantles and Jackets Ladies' and Children's Felt Hats Hoisery, assorted Men's Military, Lambswool, and Worsted Half-Hose Men's Wool Undershirts and Pants Turkey Red, Madder, and Blue Cotton Handkerchiefs Broad Cloths and Fancy Trouserings, &c.

Ex ' Kate/ ' Lady Lyttleton/ and late arrivals.

SIX BARRELS PLASTER OF PARIS 6 barrels Portland Cement 50 boxes Tin Plates 1 case Galvanized Spouting 36 cases Sharp's Axes 28 dozen American Hatchets 100 kegs " Nails 50 boxes " Clothes Pegs 6 dozen " Wash Boards 8 rolls Chinese Matting 50 gallons Paraffin Oil 8 cases Kerosine Lamps 250 gallons Kerosiue Oil 4 tons Best White Lead 900 gallons Raw and Boiled Oil 200 " Genuine Colza 150 " Turpentine On Sale. S. HAGUE SMITH, Wholesale and Retail Ironmonger, Queen Street, Auckland.

Paper Hangings. 000 PIECES from Bd. to Bs. 6d., on sale A i vvv S. HAGUE SMITH, Queen-street, Auckland. Leather on Sale, BEST LIGHT SYDNEY SOLE, 13d. Sydney Kip, 2nd quality 18d. English Kip 3s. French and English Calf Colored Roans and Bindings Lasts, Shoe Pegs, Hemp, and Grindery. J. ROUT, High-street. Per 'Kinnaird/ t O TRUNKS (800 Pair) Strong CLOTH BOOTS 'Breadalbane/ 4 Trunks (320 pairs) All for immediate sale at low prices. J. ROUT, High-«treot

COALS!! COALS!!! LARGE FOR HOUSEHOLD, AND SMALL FOR BLACKSMITHS Delivered in town. HENRY KELLY, Coal Yard, High-street. Grass Seed. CHEESEMAN, HUNTER, & CO. Have fob Sale, RED AND WHITE CLOVER COCKSFOOT GRASS SEED, (just arrived from Taranaki), Rye Grass," &c. Flat Island Guano.

SUPERIOR to Peruvian for Cereals, Grass and Clover, testified by over 4,000 farmers in the Australian Colonies. Testimonials have also been received from Gentlemen in Auckland, proving* its efficacy. t , , , • ,p ■ i i i Sampleß, Analysis and" all other information obtained of the Undersigned. J. A. DRURY, ' Queen-street, , Agent. Prickley Acacia Seed. rpHE Undersigned has just received from Adelaide, X a small quantity of this valuable SEED. Also on sale Gorse and Cape BROOM fSEED, for hedges. J. A. DRURY, Seed Merchant, , Queen-street. Prime Seed Wheat. rfPHE Undersigned, has on Sale, a small quantity of L the celebrated TALAVERA WHEAT, acknowledged to be the belt Wheat grown for production. Loit, year it yielded on an average in New South Wales, 40 bushels to the acre, and entirely resisted the grub. ' „',',■!. J. A. DRURY, „ \ i ." '< Seed Merchant, Two doon from new Saving*' Bank, Queen- itreet.