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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXII, Issue 2865, 1 October 1866, Page 1

FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.

V , I JL TGIOR Freight or Charter to HOKljni -T TIKA or GREY RIVER, the jTOKk fine Cutter 'VOLUNTEER.'' J ymm» y ° WINES & HA.LL, '' ' Shortl»fad-street.

-' I AL T|HHE Cutter 'SEA SHELL' will MUL X trade regularly between ONEJPiV HUNGA, DRURY,*ndBAPAKURA. mWWI^ The undersigned will deliver goods from Auokland to either place at 255. per'toh. - - - — Carts in Auckland daily. 1 Orders to be addressed to' ALFRED BARNES/ . At Messrs Combes and Daldy's, Auckland ; or the Beach, Onehunga. Onehunga, September 8, 1866.

i^W "\X7" ANTED » t0 PURCHASE, a W > Coasting Craft, "CUTTER or 'ftflMTCp^ SCHOONER, not exceeding 14 tons •■■•■■Bw register, or 4 feet draught when laden j complete, and ready for sea. — Apply to Mr. B. Keane, Offioe, Queen-street Wharf.

ANNE HEWSON.— Any person giving information as to the RESIDENCE or WHERE, ABOUTS of ANNE HEWSON or HOUSTONwho arrived in Auckland about three years ago, will oblige^ the undersigned. — W. Hoq-an, A Company, 18th Royal Irish, West Cdaat. , ■ ' '

IF this should MEET the eye<of J. R. HAYNES, his Brother, T. J» HAYNES would be pleased to hear from him. — Address, Hegarty and Co., Toowobmba, Queensland.

OftEHUNGA.--TO LET, Woodhall H&use, consisting of Eight Rooms, -Orchard, and 3 or 4 Acres of rich Land, the PROPERTY of H. C.'i Lawlor, Esq., of Coromandel. — Apply on the premises. Rent, 31s. a week. • 4 , , • ,

TTfIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION and Private X. ' APARTMENTS for Families and Single Gentlemen, at the Naval Hotel, Pitt-street, Karangahap* Road. Also, good Stabling. — Mrs. Pearson, Proprietress.

FRESH BUTTER.— WANTED, a Weekly Supply of FRESH BUTTER and EGGS, by Charles Wallnutt, Karangahape Road, Newton.

TO LEND, £1,000, £500, and otlier sums, on Good Freehold Security. — Apply to Andrew BETEBiDaE, Solicitor, Wyndham Chambers, Wyndham-street.

TO LET, the HOUSE and SHOP now occupied by Mr. D. Evitt, Gun Maker, 246, Queenstreet, — Apply to Mr. D. Evrrr.

A LADY, just arrived from Denmark, is desirous of giving LESSONS in Music and Singing to Young Ladies and Children. — Address,' Mrs. Moei.ÜB, care of Mrs. Grant, Hobson-street.

ALL ACCOUNTS DUE to or by the ,late ROBERT POTTS, of Remuera, to be sent to J. T. Potts, of Ma&gere, for SETTLEMENT before the 15th of Ofctober, ,

WANTED, immediately,. about 100 POTATO ■ NETS, to hold 12cwt.— Apply to Cruigkshank, Smart, and Co., High^street.

WANTED, the Public to Know they can BUY Best Sperm Candles, full weights, Is., od.' per lb.;' Moulds, Bd. per lb. ; Wax Matches/per "dozen, Is. ; and Higgina's Soap, best and largest size bars, 10|d. American Brooms, large size, 2s. 6d. ; Best Cavendish Tobacco, only 4d. per cake, or 3s. lOd. per lb. Very good Cavendish Tobacco, only 3s. Bd. per lb. For further information, -see this day's advertisement. —J. M. French, 41, Victoria-street.

WANTED, the ladies ,of Auckland to Know that the undersigned, having obtained the services "of a Practical Feather Dresser, are prepared to CLEAN or DYE and CURL FEATHERS in a style unequalled in Auckland, and without injury to the fibre. Cleaning Feathers greatly reduced. Feathers Cleaned from 4d. to Is. 63. One trial solicited. Another supply of Freßh Dyes, ex 'Siam.'— Edgar and Co., Grey-street.

WANTED, td LEND MONEY to everybody on Plate, Watches, Jewellery, Clothing, to., &c, in sums from Is. to £100. — At M. Marks and Co.'s, London House, 213, Queen-street, above Wellesley-street.

WANTED, the publio to know that M. Mabks and Co. LEND MONEY, from Is. to £100, on' every description of property. Strictly confidential.

WANTED, the publio td know that they can have FIREWOOD, Cut or Uncut, oheap, at'HOLD3HIP's Saw Mill, Custom-house-street.

WANTED, a RESIDENT GOVERNESS in a small family— a Lady accustomed to Teaohing. — Address, E.G., office of this paper.

WANTED, an • Experienced MILLINER, None but first-class hands need apply. — R. Hobne, Draper.

WANTED, a BARMAID ; none but first-class persons need apply. Alio, a Young MAN to ATTEND a BILLIARD TABLE, and make himself generally useful.— Apply at the office of this papery ANTED, a- Good Female SERVANT.— Apply, between the hours of 10 and S, to Mm. Webster, "Queen-street. ' ■

WANTED, a General SERVANT.— Apply to Mrs. George Turrell, Newton Road.

WANTED, a MAN and his WIFE to, take the CHARGE of a RESIDENCE and FARM of 115 \A ores, , at Otengi, near Mengonui, with about SO head of breeding Cattle and 3 brood Mares. — Reference to Mr. William Maxwell, Flagstaff Hotel, North Shore. N.B.— This is a suitable offer to those only having a moderate capital. •- • ' -'.-•.

WANTED, for Hawke's Bay, a Good AGRICULTURAL LABOURER, fit to do the head work on a Station Farm, i.e., Build Stacks, Mow, Plough, Sow Grass Seed and Grain Crops, Thatch, Stack, &c. Engagement for twelve months; wages, £55 a-year. Also, an AGRICULTURAL LABOURER who is used to Cattle, can Milk Co\?s, and is willing to make himself generally useful on a Station; Engagement for mine months ; .wages,, £50 a year. — Applyto Joseph Newman, Remuera.

WANTED, for a Store, on the East Coast, a Young MAN, thoroughly acquainted with the Drapery Business. — Apply to Owbn and Graham.

WANTED, immediately, a Smart LAD for a BUTCHER ; cleanliness and civility expected. — A. Dornwell, Shortland-street.

LOST, a Gold WATCH and CHAIN, last Tuesday evening, between Queen-street and Epsom. — Whoever will take the same to the office of this paper will be handsomely rewarded.

LOST, at junction of Cook and Grey-streets; a CHILD'S SHOE, quite new.— Finder will please return to Police Court.

- TWO-POUNDS REWARD.

STOLEN, from Remuera, on the night of the . 18th September, a BUck and White Tanmirked Long-haired SHEEP-DOG, answering to the name of "Jock," belonging to Mr. C. J. > Wilson. . , , : The above reward will be paid to any person bringing the same to Mr. John Hall, Otahuhu; or FIVE .POUNDS for the recovery of the dog and conviction df any person detaining him' after this date. %

Otahuhu, September 25,, 1866.

ONE POUND REWARD.

STOLEN or STRAYED, a Chesnut HORSE, rising three years old, with white face and long tail running to a point; trace marks on shoulders and tide* ; no brand. To be left at Mr. Hall's, Otahuhu; or Mr. Biro's, Papakura Ho^tl,