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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XX, Issue 2237, 21 September 1864, Page 1

S.S. 'PRINCE ALFRED.'

tj^-^&O npHE above vessel will com4^ir\i!\iv\ JL mence Discliargiue TO•saal^JS^jSJi? All Goods to hand after noon, not oleaied at Customs by consignee, will be enteied, landed, and stored by the undeisigned, at lisle aud expense of such consignee. 11. M. JERVIS, Agent.

FOR SYDNEY. .gv-^&Cj TI^IIE Inteicolom.il Royal Mail JL Steamship "^S?*"4ii^^- 'PRINCE ALFRED,' ' 3 »3& -$SV l * 000 tons, ISO hoi sc power, GoirDOX PonsonbY, Commander, will be despatched with her Majesty's Mails, on SATURDAY, the Ist Octobei , .at noon. For f i eight oi passage apply at the Company's office. No p.ossige-tickets will be issued on boaid. H. M. JERVIS; Agent.

WAIKATO. WAIKATO. MANUKAU, WAIUKU, AND WAIKATO FREIGHT LINE. _. THIRErGIIT FORWARDED to _j)?s?jS"%sx J_ Waikato Daily. Good 3 foid _l_|r^^' w aided by this Line can be sent to "^_ss__!_t2» Waikaio Heads, or mouth of the Awaion-Creek accoiding to oidei s. By this line the delay by sailing \essels is a'voidcd and lusuiauce saved. Se\cn days' fiee storage on goods at the mouth of Awaroa Cieek. For freight apply to GEORGE HODGE, Onehunga, Or E CONSTABLE, Waiuku. Oideisleft at Messrs. T. Mvcky and Co 's, Queen■treer, Auckland, will be punctually attended to.

P.S. 'WAIPA.' **§_\^ "i r y AHE above Steamei will leiue Jjg^^i^V J«- the BlufF, foi Alo\andia, •2fl_l_€____>' «"«1 Intel mediate Stations, Wu"«»^___S_^ ka*o, Tlllb ( Vi ednesday) MORNING, at S a m. For f i eight or passage, apply to W. J. YOUNG, Queen-stieet.

roil SYDNEY. >' / s\_. nP HE <SIR REORGE GREY' will JpW&\ J- Siul on THURSDAY, tbe 22nd 3__t§B___^ Foi passage only, apply to HENDERSON & MACFAELANE. FOR MELBOURNE DIRECT. *"1~-3} r D I_tE fait sailing Biigantme ' FLY-.s-CwX X ING SQUIRREL' will sail foi tho T^^vTkNpf above port (should sufficient induce ■3ls»g_ppS, ment offei), ou or about TUESDAY 11 ext. Foi f i eight or passage apply to STEPHENSON «. WARDELL

Jfk. nnHE Cutter 'JGNOME'J will =ail JRti\ JL THIS DAY, at G p m., for rafsgk COROMANDEL, m.V Waiheke jKllMx£^ For f i eight oi passage, apply on MESSRS. WILLIS, GANN, CO.'S LINE OF PACKETS BETWEEN LONDON AND AUCKLAND. 7}\l nnHE undersigned, Agents for the iSk^JV JL above, aie authoiised to make /_K^^^y^ arrangements with settlers who may s__S2_j_» be desirous of bringing out their friends to this colony. The Passage Money can cither be paid in advance, or satisfactory security w ill be taken for its payment on arinal of the vessel. BROWN, CAMPBELL, & CO.

FOR SALE, jsa rr^HE well-known Clipper Cutter MfiK. JL 'PL \NE T,' neaily 27 tons regis/jis!2fczb. ter. Has been thoroughly o-seihauled, >|^Mft[»Sv and ls 111 fnst-iate older •i!_gg_|§_&. For paiticulais apply to the owner on boaid, oi to S. J EDMONDS, Queen-stieot Wharf.

FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. A^V,^ nnHE smart Schooner -ECLIPSE,' fc>±fiE^ s j. JL about 70 tons burthen, will be _?b/!__l_^' ieac V r sea in aew a J s# *'i«nlK» Apply to EDWARD RICH, Shipping Agvit, fehortland stieet. September 20, 1564. r i

RIVERHEAD HOTEL FERRY. TO AND FROM AUCKLAND. A BOAT will leave the RIVERHEAD HOTEL every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY. PUBLIC NOTICE. TRANSPORT FOR MERCHANDISE AND PASSENGERS DIRECT FROM AUCKLAND TO ALL STATIONS ON THE WATKATO AND WAIPA RIVERS. WJ. YOUNG begs to announce that he is o now prepared to Convey Merchandise and Book Passengers direct fiom Auckland to all stations on the Waikato and Waipa nveis Parcels w'lll also be foi warded at moderate lates. For freight or passage, apply to W. J. YOUNG, Qaeen-street. Auckland, September 7, 1564.

NOTICE. TO THE INHABITANTS OF AUCKLAND, PARNELL, AND NEWMARKET. ALBERT CAES, Ex ' Claud Hamilton.' WILLIAM CROWTHER respectfully intimates that ou and after MONDAY, the 12th September, he mtends RUNNING the said CARS between Newmarket and Auckland, via Painell. Merchants will be taken in and out of town daily, as per agreement, at any time. These Cars .so far excel for cleanliness and the comfort of passengers, that WC. feels confident, by attention to business and strictly model ate charges, he will merit the suppoit and custom of tho public. Parties can depend on these Car? being always found at Mi . Scholes's Royal Geoige Hotel, Newmarket ; the Koyal Exchange, Parnell ; or at tho junction of Queen aud Shortland-streets.

W. BEAL BEGS to inform the Public of Auckland that he has commenced Business as a PLUMBER, GASFITTER, TIN, ZINC, AND IRON-PLATE WORKER, and GENERAL IRONMONGER, And hopes by strict attention to business, and superior qiialifcy of goods and woikmannhip, and lowest possible prices, to merit a share ef tho public patronage. W. BEAL, Wyndham-street.