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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XIX, Issue 1955, 22 October 1863, Page 6

R&TTitAY ><fe 'maVhESON 'i'SHIP 1 BROKERS, CUSTOM HOTJSIK-OOMMisSION

= \ <ANi>. . •„ ! , GENKRAJi. r SHIPI|ING-AGEKTa r „ - - ' QUEE N -' S,T RE E T WH A R_P ,' Auckland.

J. H. BUENSIDE & CO., . IMPORTERS, ' WHOLESALE DRAPERS, ,AND , GENERAL WAREHOUSEMEN, QUEEN-STKKET AVHAIiV, AUCKLAND, N. Z. '

FORSAITH, FRY, & CO., AUCTIONEERS AND AGENTS,' MINCES STREET, DUMEDTN. SHIPPING AGENTS, AND AGENTS FOR TIIE SALE OP MERCHANDISE LAND, HOUSES AND ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF PROPERTY. -"MESSRS. BARNARD <fe ALLEN, ARCHITECTS AND SURVEYORS QUEFN STKKKT— OVKR MR. SJIAIXTIBLD's. ROBERT J. McFARLAND, C.E., ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR, ) HIGH-STREET, AUCKLAND.

P.,HERAPATH, ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR, QUEEN-STREET, BEGS respectfully to intimate to his friends and the public generally that ho has RESUMED HIS PItOFESSION of ARCHITECT, &c., and assures those who may favour him with their insti notions, that the utmost promptitude may be relied on in their execution. N.B. — Office over Mr. S. Forsaith's, opposite Supreme Court House.

EDWARD BUCHANAN, BUILDER AND STONECUTTE R, HAS ON HAND A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Sydney and Hobart Town STONE ; and also a number of Monuments, Tombs, and Headstones of the newest designs and at moderate prices. All descriptions of Stonework executed on tho shortest notice. ADDBESS: {©•OPPOSITE THE NEW SAVINGS'" 8ANK, .60 QUEEN-STREET.

NOTICE. M It. J. R. VIALOU, ARCHITECT, SURVEYOR, AND S VNITAHY ENGINFER, Late Member of the London Metropolitan Boaid of Wotks, and Architect to tho London Armomy Company, BEGS to inform tho Gentry and Public generally that he has returned from Englaud, and intends settling permanently in Auckland. At the same time he' takes this opportunity of thanking those gentlemen who were pleased to honour him with their confidence while he was practising in Auokland foimerly, and respectfully solicits a continuance of the same. Office : Over tho Stores of Lewis Brothers, QueenStreet Wharf

MR. E. A. PLUMLEY, SURGEON-DENTIST, WAKEFIELD-STREET, AUCKLAND, (Member of tho College of Dentists of England,) BEGS to return thanks |q tho gentry and public of Auckland and its vicinity for their patronage since he commenced J practice in Auckland, and desires to assure them that he will still continue his systeni of Moderate Chakgks with the best Workmanship, and that no effoit shall be wanting on his part to merit a continua'uco of the same. Mr. PlumljEY wishes to inform the public generally ijnd those who lequiic Artificial Teeth paiticulaily, that Dental Surgery, as practised by him, does not lequire the extraction of the stumps of decayed Teeth, neither is it necessary to inflict pain in fixing them ; and from his long experience in the practice of his piofession ho assures them, that artificial teeth can be accinatcly fitted by him, without pain or vioible fastening of any kind, fiom a single tooth to a complete .set. iJr. Plumlcy guaiantees that all Artificial Teeth inadu by him will auswer every purpose for which they ai« intended, and will undertake ou his own responsibility any cases in which other Dentists have failed.

RICHARD MAESHALL, JUNCTION STEAM SAWING & PLANEING MILLS, Foot op Giiky Street, r I "IHANKS his Patrons for the veiy libcial suppoit A he has leceived since commencing business, aud respectfully intimates that he hits always on hand a stock of, Flooring Boaids of tho best quality, Planed, Tongued, Grooved; also Weather Boards, Lining, Scantling, Battens, kc. Sawing, Planeing, Tongueing Grooving, Curvilinear Sawing, &c, done for the trade as hitherto. R. M would also intimate that he is now prepared to supply Firewood of the best quality, cut aud uncut, at the Lowest Cm rent Rates. Orders left at the Mills will leceive every attention Auckland, July, 1563.

IMPORTANT TO COASTING VESSELS k SHIPPER OF CATTLE ON THE EAST COAST TO AUCKLAND. MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND T> ESPECTFULLY informs his Friends that Jti CATTLE can be LANDED on the East Bank of the Tamaki, about one mile from the Heads, OVER TIIE VESSEL'S BIBK, WITHOUT TIIK ÜBE OF A BOAT, AND AT ALL TIMES OP THE TIDE, thereby saving the risk aud injury to tho cattlo of a second time putting them iv slings, as well as tho additional cost of boating, with tho f urther advantage of being at once in A GOOD PADDOOK WITHOUT ANT DRIVING. Vessels not drawing more than niuo feet of water can enter and leave at all times with half tide, and at full tides' vessels drawing fourteen feet of water can enter safoly. Charts of the river, kindly furnished by Captain Bukgess, can be obtained at tho Haymarket. Assistance, if nece«aary, can atall times beobtained ou the spot. f Stock forwarded at once to the markst, or grazed at fixed rates until sold.

CATTLE, SHEEP, HORSES, ETC., FROM THE COAST AND ELSEWHERE. MESSRS. STYAK & HUNTER, STOCK AUCTIONEERS AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, WOULD Hs»peotfully direct the attention of penonssending stock for disposal at tho REGULAR WEEKLY SALES HELD BV THEM AT NfIWMARKET, O'* AND TIIE DURIIAM" HOHSK SALE YAKDS, DURIIAM-ST,, That every care and attentidn will bo paid to their safe Landing, within a Short distance oi the Market, and being placed in Good and Secure Paddocks until disposed of to the best advantage. Cash Advances, if required, on Stock intended for sale, and Account Sales rendered immediately after Sales are effected. •, Offico-«-Durliam'Btreet, off Queen-street. GEO. H. CHEESEMAN begs to inform the inhabitants of Auckland aud Onehunga, and tho public generally, that ,he has succeeded Mr. J. F. Powell as Commission and General Agent, and Storekeeper, and trnsts to merit a contiunauce of the patronage so liberally bestowed on his predecessor. Drayß between Auckland and Onohwnga daily for the conveyance of Goods, ka., &c. , All'bfders left at the Store of Shtblky HiUe Ee({.T, Queeri-fltre'et, Auckland ; or, at the store, ''George•traot, Oiiehunga, will be punctually, attended to.