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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XX, Issue 2305, 9 December 1864, Page 8

HIGH-STREET WINE AND SPIRIT' STORES. npHE want of genuine WINES aud JL SPIRITS at Moderate Prices has been much felt and complained of iv Auckland, tho chief causa of which is that Long CkkditcS lctjnimlLong Profits, and tho Cash customer was thus compelled to mnko up for the losses of oveiduc accounts. _ To lemedy this, the undersigned, in addition io his'MiNicHAL Water Manufactory, is prepared to supply for Cash both Winhs and Spikiis (tho qualities of each being "Wairauted Genuine") at prices to como within thereach of almost every householder, which the following READY MONEY LIST willshow : (In quantities of not loss thnn 2 gulloni, or 1 domi bottles eacli ) Capb Wine (both Poit and Sherry) 21s. per do 7. Sherry (Palo and Golden) 245, 28»,, 325. (According to ugc ) Port 24t., 28s , and 325. (According to nge ) Ouampaqnic 365. to 48s. Rom 12s to 14s. per gall. Whiskey (Irish and Scotch) 14a. Brandy 10s. to 225. Brandy (in Cnse) 325. to 50s. (According to biawl ) Geneva (in Cases), small 27k., large 28s. Enoush and Scotch Ales and Stout (in Wood) 3s. 6d. per gall. English and Scotch Ales and Stout (111 Bottles) 12s. per do/. LIQUORS OLD TOM, CORDIALS &c, AT FQUALLY LOW PRICKS. There i 3 a Larcib Stock of Teas, Tobacco, Sooau, &c , from which couutiy .md coasting orders can be lmmedi.itoly supplied by JAMES OLDHAM, WHOLESALE WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, AND MINERAL WATER MANUFACTURE!*, HICIH-SritEKT, AUCKLAND. P.S. — A reduction of 5 per cent, will bo allowed to purcli.iseis of £5 and upwaids.

ONEHUNGA.

f 1 "WIE undei signed begs to notify to the inhabitants I of Onehunga, Couuli y Settleis, and Settlers on the West Coisfc, that he has taken part of thoie Large and Commodious l*i anises, at the coiner of Queen and Piincea-street, opposite the camp, where he intends to c.nry on the BUSINESS of GUOCER and PROVISION MERCHANT, Wholesale and Retail, ami wheic the public will find tho very best articles that can bo proeuied. lie hopes, theiefore, to be able to give genet al satisfaction to those who may favoui him with their patnm.vgp. He doe 3 not propose to sell .it cheaper rates than those of any otiiet 1 places of busine>s, but he intends to sell good aiticle< at fair and modeiate piohts. Countiy settlers and sctdeis on the West Coast, who may entiust him with then oidcis, will have good ait'icles foiwaided in large or .small quantities, at moderate pi ices, which will bo piopuly packed and shipped. His long expeiience in shipping (20 years) may give him some advantage over others 111 packing and shipping goods. All oideis, accompanied by a lemittanco or icfcreuce, when unknown to tliG adveitisor, will be promptly attended to. Colonial pioduco bought or sold on commission. When produce is se it on consignment sloiage foi seven days will be given fiee of chuge. The landing chaiges, when the new wharf is completed, will lie very modeiate, close to ■« ludi he has commenced stores, capable of hoi ling one thousand tons of goods, pait of which will be for the use of tl-e public, f<» stoiing goods or produce. All shipping aud Cus oin-hoiue business tiansacted. OFFICE: QUEEN STREET, ONEHUNG \. Reference in Auckland, Mpsqnq. Giltvllan avd Co. Business commences on Monday, 23th November. ALLEN CHRIRTEY.

AUCKLAND T. MART, QUEEN-STREET. J. G. DEN B Y RESPECTFULLY informs tho Public that ho intends OPENING on FRIDAY next, 2nd December, in the IJETAIL FAMILY GROCEItY and CIIICESEMONGISRY TR \DB, those Pi emises Two Doois fiom the Thistle Hotel, Queen stieet, and hopes, by --tiict attention to business and studying the reqiineineiits of the public, they will continue the pationage so libeially liestowed on him befoie, and pledges hinis If that nothing shall he wantiug on his pait to ensure their continued suppiut. J. G. D. unites the attention of settlers and parties lesiding on the c>>ast to shipment ex ' Light Biigade' of Fust class Goods, oidered expressly for the lietail and Family Trade, from one of the fiist Houses in London. Coffee Roasted and Giound on the Piomises, and packed, while hot, in tins of Gib and 12ib. each, tin reby retaining that beautiful flavoui so well known 111 First class Plantation Coffee. A trial of this moiinng luxury 1^ lespecihilly solicited. Hams, Bacon, Tongues, German Sausages, and Fish Smoked weekly, it bent in sum eient quantities, \ and distinctly labelled.

J. G. DEN BY, AUCKLAND T HUT, QUE UN-STREET, (I'yo Doors from P. Dahb\'s Tiiistie Hotei, )

messes, c. p. fassert & sairTJT, BUTCHERS, POULTERERS, AND MANUFACTURERS of GERMAN SAUSAGES, WAKKrin.D sritKisr.

ALL kinds of POULTRY and GAME, &c, ready dressed f"r the Spit. Fiankfoitand Plain POKK SAUSAGES. Stiasburg, Bologna, Salami, and all other kinds of Sausages, &uch as Liver, Siveloy, Black Pudding, &c , tec Biawn, Tripe, and Cowhecl

Colonial Hams and Bacon, and Fresh Eggs, always on hand. Boiled Ham, Tongue, and Corned Beef sold at per pound.

CS* The above articles provided for large Dinner and Wedding Pin tics, tfcc, at reasonable terms, on sufficient notice being given.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

MESSRS FAIRS & STEEL beg lespectfully to inform their p.itrous and the inhabitants of Auckland, that they have REMOVED their Pho tngiaphic Establishment fiom the Giaftou Road to moie commodious premises in Wellesley-stieet, next to the Baptibt Chapel, and having just received the newest Backgrounds, S.c, from Ei gland, they are piv pared to lake Portraits, &c., supenor to any yet pioductd 111 the colony N.B. — Davis and Kayuoi's Negatives.

npHE SUBSCRIBER begs to intimate that he JL has COMMENCED BUSINESS as an ACCOUNTANT in Auckland. Having had considerable expci'ieHce in that profession 111 all its blanches, as well as in tho management of Landed Property at homo, he hopes to give full satisfaction to all who may entrust him wiiih business. Satisfactory references will be given JOHN M. MOWBRAY. Canada Building*, Auckland, Nc\ ember 23, 1864,

ECONOMY IN FUEL.

TO meet the requirements of Ihe mci easing population of Fiecman's Bay and viciinty, the undersigned havo < iponed a COAL YARD, adjoining the jMiII, and arc supplying the Best Coals at Reasonable Prices in any quantity to suit purchasers, deliveied m bags or otherwise, to any part of the town or suburbs. Ordeis left at house, Hobson-stieet, near Victoriastreet, wiJ) receive attention ; or at Freeman's Bay Coal Yaio\ JAS. GRAY SOPPET & SON. November 12, ISO4 f