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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XIX, Issue 1965, 3 November 1863, Page 1

O-t AAA T0 BE ADVANCED in sums, dt'JL,""" on approved real and personal security.— Apply to Stephen E. Hughes, Solioitor, Shortlaud-street.

IP you want really GOOD LADIES' or GENTLEMEN'S SADDLE HORSES (or TRAPS), try the PAR NELL LIVE R Y STABLES.

WANTED to RENT, a HOUSE containing four or five Rooms, iv tho viciuity of Parnell, Furnished or Unfurnished.— Apply to R. S., Post Office, Auckland.

WANTED,— A FOUR ROOMED COTTAGE, with Garden Ground, ten minutes walk from Queen street. — Addres H. M., Daily Southern Cuoss office.

WANTED, by a P EM- ALE, a SITUATION in a GROCER'S SHOP as ASSISTANT. — Apply to M. 8., office of this paper.

WANTED, by a Fiim in town, doing a General Business, the SERVICES of a fhsfc-ratc MAN, as out and in-door Salesman, competent to take the management of that branch of their business. None need apply un]ess they have been accustomed to such woik, and have at least twelve months' colonial experience. — Apply to J. T. &., Southkun Cross Office.

WANTED, a MILLER.— AppIy to Low and Motion, Queen-street.

WANTED, a second hand JOURNEYMAN BAKER. — Apply to D. Caley, Baker, Queen -street.

WANTED, an ARMOURER SERGEANT for the Seoond Regiment Waikato Militia.— Application to bo made to the Apjutant, Seoond Regiment W. M., Otahuhu.

WANTED, a SUBSTITUTE for H-- n<st| , ,MiTH' Sen S e n^ s^ IlLrm /--i.i>iythisd; yi i aic SB:S B: Minus. n*v v uoop to tho [7mtcd Servi(Je Hote , Queen-street.

WANTED, BUSHMEN, for squaring, falling, ci oss-cntting, and jacking. Liberal wages will be given. — Apply to John McLeod, Kaipara.

WANTED, by an active steady business MAN, of English aud Colonial mercantile experience, EMPLOYMENT.— Address 11. fl. L., Southern Cross Office.

ARESPECTJBLE PERSON offers her SERVICES to a LADY or FAMILY RETURNING to LONDON. Good references.— Addiess K. P. S., office of thi* paper.

A YOUNG WOMAN, wishing to visit England, will be happy to TAKE CHARGE of a FAMILY and WAIT ou a LADY during the voyage to aud from tills country. — Address T,C,, offioe of the Daily Southern Cross, Queen -street.

TO GROCERS.— WANTED, an ASSISTANT, who thoroughly understands his trade. — Apply to John Hall, Otnhuhu ; or to Brown, nALL, and Co., Auckland.

TO NEW ARRIVALS,— WANTED, a first-class MILLINER,— AppIy ft* the National Mart,

PONY,— WANTED, a RIDING PONY. Any person haying ono for sale can meet with a purchaser by addressing a letter to It. J., office of this paper, stating the lowest price aud where to be seen. •

ONE POUND REWARD. LOST between Camp, Otahuhu, and Onehunga, a GOLD WATCH CHAIN, long links, with a small gold compass bugle, and fist attachod at chamis. Whoever will bring the same to Lioutenant Fo&tkr, 12th Regt., at Camp, Otahuhu, or to Mr. Buchanan, Shortlaud-street, will receive the above reward. EDWARD C. C. FOSTER, Lieut. 12th Regt.

LOST near Ligar's Bush, Great South Road, a BAY MARE, 8 years old, 14 hands 2 iwohea

O T O high ; branded P.M. near shoulder, go on near rump, 88 on npar fore foet, C.T.C. on off fore foot. Also 1 Bullock numbered on near horn. It is requested that any person finding these animals m ill inform the Director of tho C, T. Corps at Drury. H, STANLEY JONES, Dep.«Com. -General. Commissaviat, Auckland, September 2nd, 186.9.

LOST— A SET OF APPENDAGE to a Watchchain, consisting of gold seal and key, two pieces of Pounamu (one cut jn the shape of ashaik's tooth), aqd. fin fiUl Native fishhook out out of a Paua shell. TJie finder w ill be regarded on delivering the same at the Southern Cross Office.

LOST, a PLAIN GOLD HEART LOCKET, between Mrs. Lewis'fl, Shovtland'Street and corner of Fort-stroot. The finder, by leaving the same at Mr Becks, Watohmaker, Queen-street, will bo handsomely rewarded.

STRAYED from the Defence Force Stables, Papakura, on Fiiday, the 9th nit., a GREY MARR, medium height, and long tail. — Any person who Mill restore her to the said Stables, or deliver her to Mr. Rogkrs, Criterion Hotel, Otahuhu, will receive a suitable REWARD.

STRAYED from the neighbourhood of the Whau Blockhouse, about three weeks ago, a DARK BAY HORSE, about fifteen hands and a-half high. Had, when missed, a Rug stiapped on. Any one affordiug information to the Adjutant, 2nd Regiment Waikato Militia, will be rewarded.

STRAYED— From Dnuy, on or about the 20th ultimo, A BAY PONY, brauded S on the off shoulder, Any ono bringing tho same to Mr. HARDIKGTON, Queen-street, Auckland, or Mr. YOUNG, at the Drury Hotel, will receive £2 reward.

FOUND, a GOLD BREAST PlN.— The owner may have it on application at the Police Office,

GREY MARE. A GREY MARE, branded like AA on off shoulder, has been running in ono of my paddocks at Epsom for the last four weeks. If not claimed within one week from this date will be »old, to defray expends. THOS. PATON. Epsom, Nov. 2, 1863.

PIG HUNTING. WHEREAS, upon different occasions of late there has been several Sheep and Lambs killed by dogs, we, the undersigned, hereby agree to PROSECUTE to tho utmost rigour of the law, any PARTIES found PIG-HUNTING, or otherwise TRESPASSING with dogs upon our properties. G. BRUCE, . W. SHAW, H. KIRK, T. KENNEDY, PATRICK RUSSEL, W. WILSON, ROBERT MEIKLE, JOHN CAMPBELL. Mahurangi, October 24.

NOTICE. SHAREHOLDERS OP NEW ZEALAND STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY (LIMITED).

THAT on and after Monday, the 2nd November, a DIVIDEND will be PAYABLE at the STORES of Messrs. Combes and Daldt, to the 31st August, 1863, according to their respective shares. COMBES & DALDY, Agents.

AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY (LIMITED). A CALL of TWENTY SHILLINGS per share is hereby made ou the Shareholders of this Company, payable on or before tho 16th November n«xt. By order of the Board of Director*, H. REID, Secretary.