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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXII, Issue 2806, 24 July 1866, Page 1

TO SCORIA MASONS, BRICKLAYERS, CARPENTERS, FOUNDERS, PLUMBERS, PLASTERERS, AND SLATERS." *

HHENDERS will be received, until Noon of the J. 4th August, for the ERECTION of NEW NATIONAL MART, Queen-street,* for Messw. Vailb. Plains ,4c, at my office, Victoria-street. RICHARD KEALS, Architect.

I ' I TESTIMONIALS MR. DE BURGH ADAMS. A MEETING of the Committee was held on Saturday, 21s.t instant, at the Mechanic*' Institute, when the following gentlemen were pro* j>o»ed and added to the Committee :— .. Messrs. David Graham ~ Samuel Cochrane Mark Somervilla , Jerome Cadman Dr. Goldsbro' Morton Jones Captain Dinnin Geo. JVeb9ter F. H. Lewisson, and M. Lambert (Military Train). Tht Committee resolved to subdivide the City and Suburbs of Auckland into districts, and appoint Members of the Committee to collect subscriptions. It also resolved to form a Sub-Committee at Oneuunga and Otahuhu, and that the Hon' Secretary should request Messrs. Daniels and HalligMTf of the former place, and Messrs. Thos. Ragg' ■ v«t£j&ordon of the latter place, to take the neceuhUy , ceps for accomplishing the objects of the M^> A vote of thanks to the Chairma.. ! . ,ated the proceedings.

TO THE PUBLU ) AT a . .EETING of th. I \-ad» of the late Mr. JiJiES FuLlook held This Day, at Te Papa, Tauranga, Capt. Fkaser in the ch^ir, it ya? reaolved — ' i V That Mr. Si. \, as having communicated to this Meeting that the indent Order of Freemasons had, through the Worshipful Master of St. Andrew's Lodge, Auckland, of which the late Mr. Fullooit was a ' limber, intimated their intention to defray the • 1 le cost of his interment, &c , the grtrbeful thai fjkhis meeting are due to that frateiiyity, and a. '-that portion of the public who' - have so liberal? Ascribed for che object in contemplation, but wh Ascriptions will not now be called for in c&nsequ oiUiheiption taken by the honourable Order rt .d to. That public-be informed that the reason the fellow vjr U(Qs of Mr. FuLioon, Messrs. Robinson, Tringle "jtsl a per: v. name unknown, were not inclHdedr>3c s/^he former notice, was simply because their fi. a/jrs are not recoverable ; and such being th© case/so potable inacrfjrefon, commemorating the untif^u o/ate of who fell at the catasQgpphe of the 'S&ipQt,' was intended. r~ * a r - W. FRASML, Chair nan. T* 1866.

LIAMSON'S J±M iN BOWLING ALOOK. TONEXT Tr £nee oiiag§Sp?S theatre.

. : ?£o», „ k AUCKLAM) CATHOLIC Iit '^HTDTE. ANNIVERSARY SOIREE. f¥!HE Anniversary of the opening of the new Hall, JL in Wellingfcou -street, will be celebrated by » SOIREE, on the 30th insfc. The programme will be of a varied an.! interesting nature, containing Addresses, Kecitations, Songi, And Gleei. Tea on the table af Imlfi-past six p.m. Tickets, 2s. 6d n may be obtained of Mr. C. Ginning, Shortland-sfcreet ; Mr. M. Baptriv*, Queen-street ; Mr. T. Waiters, Parnell ; Mr. Brofhy, Newton ; or of any of the members. W. SHANAGFIAN, Secretary. July 24, 1866.

STEEL AND IRON STERN WHEEL STEAM BOATS, ETC. npHE undersigned, having been appointed AGENT 1 for New South Wales for the WINDSOR FOUNDRY AND IRON WORKS, Liverpool. England, is now prepared to make contracts for the supply of Stern Wheel Steel and Iron Steamboats, for river and inland navigation. Iron Roofiug, &c., complete. Iron Telegraph Standards. Galvanised Corrugated Iron, &c, &c. Scale of prices, plans, sections, and drawings of . the Steamboats, Telegraph Posts, lron-Rooff, to., to be seen at the office of GEORGE THORNTON, 288, George-street, Sydney.

HOME NEWS. A SPECIAL EDITION of the Home Newt n published for 'Jfransmistipu vii Panama. Th« first number, containing news from 2nd May to 2nd June, is duo here on the 28th inst. Subscribers are requested to hand in their names early*o the undersigned. WAYTE & BATGBR, News Agents.

CIRCULATING LIBRARY. WAYTE k BATGER*S "AUCKLAND" LIBRARY contaim all the newest and moat popular Works of the day, and is constantly replenished with fresh publications. Terms :— Per Annum £110 Half-year ... ... 012 6 * Quarter 9 7 0

THE lATE FIRE IN WELLESLEY-STREET. •"TIHE undersigned begs to tender his aineera L THANKS to the Members of the Auckland Volunteer Fire Mrigade, flae Auckland Armed Police, and the public generally, who lent iheir services on Friday night last, afc the J Jat« Fire ia Welle«ley-»treet, at the rear of thj» Unitwd Servioe Hotel, Queen-street. EDWABD NORJIAN.

POE HIRE, AT CROWTHERS STABLES. Oppoiite the Grammar School, Parnell, A VARIETY OP CARRIAGE^, ALBERT CARS, BUGGIES, WAGONETTES, SADDLE HORSES, ETC., ETC., ETC. Orders solicited, and carefully executed, for Traps to meet the Waikato a,nd Onekunga Steamers, at reduced prices. ' W. CROWTHER.

FOR SALE, »"fcK f\f\f\ HOB ART TOWN sfb. BOX Palings, lit i2i per W^*dj —Apply to Coo*,Ahd WkiOht, Fieeiiua'ußftyi