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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XIX, Issue 1977, 17 November 1863, Page 1

* 'HELVELLYN,' FROM LONDON.

i^lnls. TPHE 'Mp reports inwards afc tho K#^\ A Customs THIS DAY. CONi&llr^lKtf BIGNEES of cargo are requested TO Z&aSU&V ASS ENTRIES IMMEDIATELY, and take delivery in terms of Bills of Lading. G oods for which entries are not passed, impeding the ship's discharge, will be entered by the Agent, and landed and warehoused at the risk and expense of the Consignees Holders of Bills of Lading to order aro required to exhibit them at the office of the Agent. W. S. LAURIE, Durham-street, Agent. BARQUE 'ST. MAGNUS. 1 i^Nk ALL ACCOUNTS against this KljvifcV XX vessel mii^t be RENDERED £3.jP^Tfe» ' n duplicate to the undesigned by «3BSteate<Sf NOON THrS DAY, otherwise they will not be recognised. THORNTON, SMITH, & FIHTH, Agents. November 17, 1863. .

FOR SYDNEY.

„ npHE «.s, 'KANGAROO,' Capt ittfL^^^l^ -■- Bull, will Miil for Sydney on «SOKM^ FKIUAY MOHiNING. matSiSUSp Fur fpofgbc apply to JO UN ROBIiRTON & GO. FOR SAN FRANCISCO, /Xi rpHE 'CONSTANCE' wiII sail for K!a>/fc\ JL San Francisco, on discharge of /si|fcab\. inward cargo. tjgjjgg/gfim Kor freight or passage, apply to HENDISRSON & MAUFARLANB. November @, IBQ3. FOR SYDNEY, ,^\ L t iiHE fine clipper Imique L*>^\ J- 'OHAHLOTTIi ANDREWS,* r4qf^K^ l.'apt. Jknktss, will have di-patoh ou «HJ9BwJi** discharge of her in \v;ml cargo. Kor fi eight or pa^>-age, having bupeiior accompioilatiou, apply ou boai d, or to JPfli? HpffffUTPff k pp. FOITcANTHRBfJUy. rpHE PtNl? well known SCHOONER *^$j£^ X ' HISIJON,' Captain H. Laino, w '" cave fr' r Lyttleton on or about 17th wK™K* jpst. For |iass.ige only, apply to p|tp]p#R{fAK?, SWART & CD.

FOR KAPIER DIRECT,

-v fTTHE Schooner 'ZILLAH,' Sr/LIJVAJJ »j£i*^v X Muster, with despatch. O&tPSj^. For freight or passage. npi>ly to emstias* john salmon & co. FOR NAPIER. JL. rpHE fine Ketch 'SEA SHELL,' wa\ I 60 tons, will sail for the above JZMS&I port THIS DAY (Tuesday), the 17th Pop freight op passage, apply to S. J. EDMONDS, Queen etreeb "Wharf. FOR KAIPARA AND ALBERTLAND. i~w nHHE fast-sailing soliooner »"WJLD k!^^^. X WAVE, 1 C, Ipwbrson, M:i»ter, j6}»^^^ha?>ip"ace"for a. few tons freight, and will «ffl#Bßi sa il cm or about FRIDAY next, 20th iustaut. — Apply to BROWN, HALL, & CO. Queen-street, 16th Nov., 1863,

REGULAR TRAPER TO COROHJANPEI,, Ml nnHE favorite cutter « WANDERER, JS^V X T. Farrbll, Master. MSsSV For freight or passage, apply to MgMlS^ WEBSTER k PATTERSON, Queen-street Wharf. JOB SAI^E. *. npnE iron screw steamer «j£LJj>%v -*- 'KANGAROO,' 226 58/K'O a^^^^^^. grow tonnage. Built by J. Wiuham, ■sEwsmStesito Richardson, & Co , nt Newcastle ou Tyne, w here she was launched in February last, ami is therefore- quite new. She is classed A\. at Ll'iytlß, has a rained quarter deot., and carrier 300 tons weight, or 400 tons measurement, on a light draught of w.iter. She in propelled by two engines of forty-five horße power, made by the celebiated firm of R. and W. Hawthorne, and her speed under »te<im is nine knots, with a consumption of coal not exceeilinp; mx tons in twenty four hours, She is fitted with water bulhut ; has a htcam winch for diNch.irginjT cargo, aud abmulauoe of spare gear of every description. She has been built specially for the coasting trade of these colonies Dimension*. — Length, 136 ft. 6 in. Breadthi 20 fu. 6 iv. Depth, 11 ft. 2 in. 22 m. Cylinder. Inventory on vicvr *t the office of the undersigned. J. ROBERTON & CO.

MESSRS. WILLIS, GANN, k CO.'S LINE OF PACKETS BETWEEN LONDON AND AUCKLAND. fTIHE undersigned, Agents for the Ki£j^*\ JL *bove, are authorised to make £JyQK\\ft r nuigemeuts -witti settlers who may jsgiiw&&»r he debirous of bunging out their friends to this cid»ny. The Passage Money can either be paid in advance, or catisfiictory security will l»e takeu for its payment on arrival of the vessel. BROWN, CAMPBELL, & CO.

nnHE melancholy LOSS of CAPTAIN JAMES I BOWDEN having placed his widow and children in embarrassed circumstances, many of their friends have expresned a desire to assist the family of one ko long and favourably known in this colony. With this view Subscription Lists have been opened at the various Banks in Auckland, in order that a sura may be despatched by the next mail, to add to the collection klready *et ou foot in the neighbouring colony. HON. THOMAS RUSSELL. HIS HON. THE SUPERINTENDENT. CAPTAIN DALDY. CAPTAIN W. BUTLER. MR. JERVIS. Auckland, November 9, 1863.

A GENTLEMAN (an M G.A.) on a visit to this City i* desirous of filling up his Album with portraits of the Beauties of A uckland Young Ladies willing to gratify the advertiser will please to call at MR. HOLMES', Queen street, who will take their Photographs, and supply them with a number of Carte de Vi*ite, free of expense. — Auckland, November 18th, 1863.

WITH REFERENCE to the ADVERTISEMENT in the Daily Southern Cross of last Saturday, Mr. HOLMES hopes the Public of Auckland do not believe him capable of such a BREACH of ETIQUETTE as is therein implied. OR SALE,— A splendid OPOSSUM RUG, lined.— Apply to Mr. T. Spencer, Mangarueiroad, Otahuhu. .

FOR SALE, a MASTIFF, only nine months old ; a yonng and useful dog. — Apply by letter to A. 8.. SoPTHgnN Cross Office.

FOR SALE, a BAY SADDLE MARE, at Waltbr's Stable, Parnell. DOMAIN BREWERY— FRESH GRAIN'S at 6d. per bushel, in two bunhels and upwards. IF you want really GOOD LADIES' or GENTLEMEN'S" SADDLE HORSES (or TRAPS), try the PARNEJiL'tTVERy STABLES,