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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXII, Issue 2717, 2 April 1866, Page 8

t J. H. BURNSIDE & CO., MPORTERS, WHOLESALE DRAPERS, AND GENERAL WAREBOUSEMENT ' QUEEN-dfitfiET WHARF, AOOKLANP, N.Z. ■_

A. L. THOMSON & CO., IMPORTERS AND SALESMEN OF STOCK, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION AGENTS, QmBH-STBJtST,. AUCKLAND.

MESSRS. BARNARD «fc ALLEN, ARCHITECTS .'AND SURVEYORS OOOHRANE's' BPILDINQ3, >ORT-3TR««T. '

W. J. SUNDRY, LAND SURVEYOR, Stokes's Point, North Shobe. Communications by Post. Orders left at Messrs. Cartwright and. Hughes.

J. W. PREECE, LAND AND COMMISSION - AGENT, NATIVE INTERPRETER, * AND Agent for the Purchase of Native Land under the new Act. Office s— Graham's Buildings, Fobt-strbkt.

JOHN GWYNNETH, CIVIL ENGINEER, MINING ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR, General Contractor, Valuator, and Arbitrator, ELDON CHAMBERS, Shobtland-strsbt.

IRELAND BROTHERS, TANNERS AND LEATHER MANUFACTURERS, WOOL MERCHANTS, Importers of LEATHER, GRINDERY, SADDLERY, AND SADDLERS' IRONMONGERY, BOOT AND SHOE UPPERS OF ALL KINDS, MILL BELTS, Durham-street,- Auckland.

A CARD. MR. J. C. SEXTIE, Animal Portrait Painter, —Apply to Messrs. Wattb and Batger, Stationers, Queen-street, Auckland. Lessons given in Oi Painting.

DENTAL SURGERY. MR. ATHERTON, Surgeon-Dentist (late of England), may be CONSULTED Daily, aa a Practitioner in all its branches, at his residence, Willow Cottage, Mechanics' Hill, Parnell. No charge made for consultation!.

TURNER & CO., WINE, SPIRIT, and GENERAL MERCHANTS, , HAMILTON, UPPER WAIKATO March 1, 1865.

J. T. GARLICS, (Upwards of tour years at the Daily 'Southern Cross Office,) A CCOUNTANT, SHARE BROKE!?, and _lv TOWN and COUNTRY COLLECTOR. Books balanced and Estates wound up. Current accounts collected. Rents gathered. References : Messrs. Henderson and" Maofarlans. Messrs. Thornton, Smith, and Firth. Mr. Alered Bttokland. . ' Messrs. Nrwman "and" Ewen. Messrs. Crdiceshank, Smart, and Co. Mr. R. J. Cbeightdn. Messrs. Edmonds and Jakins. Messrs. Eaton and Dbwolf. Office : Canada Building*, Queen-street. March 12, 1866.

GEOEGE W. FOWLER, Agent to the THAMES SAW-MILL COMPANY. Z' i W. F. begs to inform Builders and Carpenters VJT» that -ha has been appointed , Agent to the above Company, and, that auy order he may be favoured with will be executed promptly, having an 'assorted stack of timber on the Cuatom->house*street Wharf. N.B. — Timber cut to order in any length to 32 feet.

DOUGAL LITTLE, 'SHIPPING AND COMMISSION AGENT, NELS O JST. MY STORE SHIP will take both Free and Bonded GOODS for TRANSHIPMENT to the West Coast without landing charges, and will be forwarded by me with despatch and economy. Coals supplied from the hulk at current rates, or by contract. Shipments for any of the' West Coast goldfields ports forwarded for cash sales by auction ; consignments nob otherwise, received. * A. L. THOMSON & CO., Correspondents.

ALFRED BARNES, (Successor to S. J. Williams,) CUSTOM-HOUSE, ' SHIPPING, GENERAL COMMISSION, AND ' FORWARDING AGENT, ETC., ETC. THE BEACH, ONEHUNGA. GOODS CARTED to and from Auckland daily, and Shipped as per address. The cutter * Betsy' will continue in the Waiuku trade, and run twice a week, weather permitting. Orders left at the Store, as above, or in Auckland, at Messrs. Combes AND.Daldy's, will receive prompt attention., . I ,

COMPENSATION INVESTIGATION. MR, CRISPE WILL continue in AucklamL to Watch the Interests of his CLIENTS,. and- any others who may please to avail themselves o£»his Services, and, should a JSecond Investigation . take place, ADVOCATE THEIR, CLAIMS. ' Mr. Crispemaybe consulted, at his old quarters, Claremont-place, Princes-street,' Auckland, where be will also be happy to attend to Fresh or Amended Claims.

• JAMES S. BLACKBURN, - WHOLESALE SADDLERS, IRONMONGERS, ETC., (Late Manager for Butler, Brothers, York-street, Sydney,) HAVING entered into Partnership with bis friends in Birmingham, has OPENED a BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT in PITT-STREET NORTH, opposite the Empire Office, SYDNEY, under the style or firm of Jas. S. Blackburn and Co., and respectfully solicits the patronage of Storekeepers and the Trade generally. .January, 1866.

J. N. MANNING-, ' CHEMIST AND +DRUGGIST, BEGS to inform the inhabitants of Auckland and vicinity that he has commenced business in SHORTLAND-STREET, opposite the site of new Post-office, with a well-selected stock "of Pure Drugs and Chemicals ; / and he trust* by care and attention. to,, merit and enjoy a portion- of the patronage. ' March 16, 1866