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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XVIII, Issue 1633, 15 October 1862, Page 1

IF Mns WOOLGAR calls afc tho Daily Soutiikun Cross she will leceive an English letter addressed to her. • NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. -PO j»M>g> TO BE LENT, in one or moie J^i*J^y' ir'Kr Sums, upon Freehold Security, at moderate inteiest. Applications with full paihculais oE the Seem ity offered, to be sout to the Company's office, befoie two o'clock, on FRIDAY neNt, the 1 7th instant GEORGE P. PIERCE, Manager.

" VUCKLAND SAVINGS' BANK TO LEND, from £1.000 to i' 2.000, on Moitgagp, at 10 per cent per annum. Applications to be scntin by noon on THURSDAY, the 23ul inst. WM C DALDY, Vico-Piesideut. A meeting of the Tiustecs will bo held at four o'clock rpHE Chief Henini a, of Mahuiangi, is desuous of L Lending the sum of £200, for a poiiod of three years, at ten per cent per annum, on approved secuuty. — Application to be made to Messrs. WIIIrAKKR & RITsSEM,. Auckland, October 14, 1562. MONEY to lend iv Sums of £100 and upwards on Moi tgage, at 10 pei cent —J. WA Y MOUTH, Accountant, Fiaseis' Buildings.

TV" ANTED, a MAX who Ihoiouglds undeistauds M Gnn\emn« , .uu\ also a Smaifc Active Young Man as WAITER, and to make himself geneiallj useful —Apply at the " Bnfcish Hotel."

\YT ANTED, a man as plun Cook, who can milk, ' ' and make himself generally useful For Sir S OsboineGibbes, Whangmei. — Apply to Mi Nicol, Masonic Hotel, oi Mi. Chapman, Queen stieet \\T ANTED, a good COOK, for 'tho Auckland ** Club. Wanes no object —Apply afc the Club.

TT T ANTED a BL \CKSMITH.— AppIy to E. y » Gibbous aud Co , Ouclmnga XX]~ ANTED, two oi thice lespectablc youths to \ * the C.upenlei and Jointly Business — Apply to R DicksON, Wellesley stieet, oi at Mr M. Wooi>'s Office, Queen stieet

4 YOUNG AI \N of coiisidoiable c\|'Oii<'iice in *• the Austialian Colonies in ti .lining and nding Race Hoises, is desuous of obtaining an engagement Can ude Ss-t Slbs — \ddiess "Veno, ofticc of this p.ipei

\ V ANTED. EMPLOYMENT in an Office, Stoic, '" oi as MESSEXGER, by ono well acquainted with the town Refuenre or secunty it lequned — Apply to Mi G T Cu\ru\N-

TEN SHILLINGS REWARD TOST, on the 4th Octnbo m Queen oi ShoitlandJ stieet. a TRADER'S ACCOUNT BOOK Any peison bumfing the same to Mr Li wis Ti'Rri 11, will iecei\e the above lcwaid. _ BANK OF ~ N EW~ZE A LAN D~.

"VOTTCE is booby t;ivcn that the HALF.S YEARLY GENER\L MEETING of the Piopuotois of this BANK will be In Id in the Buik-mg-housc, in Auckhud, on THURSDAY, the 30th Oltoblr \*i\i, at :\oon\ foi the pui pose ot lcceivmg the Repoifc ot the Dnectois, loi tho half ycai cndim; 30th bcptcinbei instant , also foi the election of the Dnectoi. in the room of the one who u*tnus by lot, and of two Auditm* to act dining the yeai then next ensuing, in the loom of those whoietne, aud foi an\ othei business which may be hi ought befoie the Meeting. By oider of the Board of Dim toi s, HENRY B. MACICAr., Secietaiy. „.' Candidates for the office of Dnectoi, must give at loasfc thnty days' notice bofoie the day of election, to the Boaid of Dnectois in uutmg, to be left at the Banking house in Auckland Auckland, Septembci 10th, 1562 B\NK OF NEW ZEAIAND.

■\TOTICE is heieby given that a SPECIAL IN GENERAL MEETING of tho Piopuetois of this Bank will be held in the Banking house, Queen stieet, Auckland, onTHURSD VY, Octolx l 30th, at half-past eleven a m , foi the pui pose oi confirming the tollovMii'4 lCMilution, passed at a Special Gcneial Meeting of the Piopuetois, held on the 10th instant, vi/ - " PROVIDED that the fust Dnectois, vi< , John Logan Campbell, Thomas Henderson, James O'Neill, Geoigc Tiiugojne Owen, Thos Russell, Chailes John Taj'loi, and James Williamson, be eligible for le election without any notice .it the election to be held in Octobei, ISO 2 " By oider of the Boaid of Dnectois, HENRY B. MACNAB, Secietaiy. Auckland, September 10th, 1862.

"AUCKLAND NAVAL VOLUNTEERS rpITERE will be a GENERAL MEETING ot the 5 COMP\NY, in Messis Combes and Daldy's stoic, on THURSDAY, 16th October, at half-past 0 o'clock p m All Membei-> aie lequested to attend Any pei soiisdesnons of being Membeis, are lequested to be present at the meeting. By oidei of the Lieut -commanding THOMAS E GUILDING, Hon Sec.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP ■\ T OTICE is hereby given that the Pai tnei ship 1% lately subsisting between us, the Undei signed, as Piinteis and Pubhsheis in Auckland, was dissolved on the 31st day of An»nst, 1862, by mutual consent. All debts due to oi owing by the said fum aie to he iceeived and paid by fhe undei signed ROBERT J. CREIGHTON and ALFRED SCALES Dated this Thud day of October, 18G2 ROBT J CRETGIITON, ALFRED SCALES, CHARLES TOTHILL. Witness -J T. GARLICK. MESSRS CREIGIITON & SCALES take this oppoitumty of intimating that they will continue to conduct the Business of Piinteis and Pubhsheis as hi thei to, aud hope to meut a continuance of public suppoifc Daiia Southern Cross Office, Octobei 3ul, 1862

' OTICE is heieby given that by Deed, dated tho Bth day of Octobtr, 1802, Hi Ma Brioo, of Wakefield stieet, Auckland, Innkeeper, gianted and assigned to Messrs Ric'HvßD Shncombp, and Loins Juns, tho whole of his pcisoial pioperty upon tinst. foi the benefit of such of the cieditois of the said Henri Biugg, as shall si»n the said deed, on oi bofoie thp Ist day of November, ISG2 And that the said deed of assignment is now lying at the office of Messis Wiji'ianlr i. Russ-11l Solicitors, Wyndham-stieet, Auckland, for execution. October 14fch, 18G2.

NOTI c"c. I^HE undei signed begs to announce to the In- . habitants of Auckland and its vicinity, that he has commenced the Baking Business in Albeit stieet, near to Wyndham-stieet, and he hopes by stuct attention to business to nient a share of their pationaee. JAMES HAMILTON. 15th July, 1862.

COROMANDEL. rpHE Undersigned is now propaied to advance J. MONEY on SPECIMENS to enable diggers to remain on the ground and continue their work, theieby saving them the loss of time and expense of going to Auckland. J. SCANLAN.

NOTICE. I" HEREBY CAUTION" all persons indebted to 1 me, to pay no money on my account to any person whatever without a written authority from me, JAMES FOLEY, Otahuhu. October 2nd, 1862.