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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIII, Issue 3118, 15 July 1867, Page 1

TO BUILDERS.

FTIENDERS are invited from Builders for the X ERECTION of PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

and MANSE at Wanganui. Plans and specifications to be seen on ana alter TUESDAY, the 16th. lhe lowest tender not necesmay accepted. T§ R Engineer and Architect.

HEALTH PRESERVED OR HEALTH RESTORED BY A VJSTP TO THE HOT SPRINGS.

THOMAS SEAMAN,

(Late of Onehunga,) RESPECTFULLY announces to the inhabitants of the New Zealand and Australian colonies that he has leased of Robert Graham, Esq., for a term of years', the •*' CELEBRATED HOT SPRINGS ESTATE,? WAIWERA, having confidence that the efficacy of the Baths, with their medicinal and curative properties, require only to be known to be duly appreciated and sought after ,• and he trusts, by careful attention to visitors, combined with most moderate charges," added to the natural and enchanting beauty of the situation, with its proximity to, and commanding view of, the Kawau, Tiritiri, and other islands, and rich back-ground of forest, to make the establishment henceforth one of attraotion, enjoyment, and real benefit to all who may honour him with their patronage. „ The virtue of the Baths, whioh are always available, and the sheltered situation of the Bay fronting the estate, render it a most desirable WINTER RESIDENCE for IN VALIDS, especially if afflicted with rheumatism or neuralgia. Wines, Spirits, &c, may be obtained qf the best quality and on the most reasonable terms at the Hotel on the grounds at the entrance qf the Waiwerawera River, and within two minuteß* walk of the residence; The favourite and fast-sailing putter *The Frances ' makes weekly trips from Auckland to the Hot Springs ; and it is hoped, as the Spring advances, that regular steam communication' will be established. ' ' |

COMMERCIAL SOTEL, ' SHORTLAND-STREET, Cobnkb of High-street, AUCKLAND .

GOOD NEWS FOR THE PUBLIC !

THE Best and Cheapest LUNCS in Auckland, with a Glass of Good Ale, served up in a spacious and pleasant room, fronting the New 1 Postoffice [and Custom-house, to be had at the aboVe Hotel each day from 12 o'olook noon to 3 o'clook p.m. — Price, Is. Also, comfortable and well-a|re4 Beds, at the most reasonable prioea. Always on hand, the purest Wines and Spirits, chosen from the best brands. JOHN DARBY, Proprietor, July 18, 1867:

ALFRED G. DAVIES,

(LATE OP THB ALBION), ROYAL OAK HOTEL, Corner oE Cook and Chapel-streets, BEGS to inform his numerous friends and the public generally that he has opened the above house, and trusts, by strict personal attention and the best of liquors, &c, to merit a continuance of their support.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.

TO SETTLERS, FARMERS, SHOP-KEEPERS, AND OTHERS.

BEFORE purchasing your Jewellery, Watches, Electroplated Goods, Work Boxes, Desks, Field Glasses, Clocks, and Perfumery, LOOK at my PRICES. All Goods marked in plain figures. Open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Every article has been EEDDCED in PRICE 25 per cent., as you can Bee by looking for yourselves. The largest and beit--selected STOCK in New Zealand, F. H. LEWISSON, Queen-street,

TO FARMERS, AND OTHER COUNTRY SETTLERS.

WITH a view of snpplying the felt want of there being no place in Town entirely devoted to the sale of FARM, GARDEN, and DAIRY PRODUCE, including Bacon, Poultry, Fruits, &d.i the undersigned has determined to OPEN his large and commodious CORN and' COLONIAL PRODUCE STORE, Victoria-street East (a three-storied brick building, a little way above the Greyhound Hotel), for this purpose, and hopes to receive the support of those whose interests he is thus endeavouring to promote. Tne PRODUCE entrusted to his care will be SOLD by AUCTION, once or twice a week ; and, as nothing else will be ,sold at these auctions but Country Produce, he anticipates that better prices will be realised. At present, the above Goods are so scattered and mixed up with other commodities that, he thinks, their value is thereby much lessened. All transactions will b3 settled immediately after the Bale. ... Days of sales will be intimated in future adver. tisements. Cash purchase of oountry produce. A. CUNNINGHAM, Farm and Colonial Produce Stores, Victoria-street East.

NEWCASTLE COAL, CORN, AND COLONIAL PRODUCE STORE, Victoria. street East, Foot of the Barrack Hill.

BONE DUST ! BONE DUST ! Fine and Medium, at low rates, and of the besfc quality.

MAIZE, OATS, ONIONS, POTATOES, at lowest prices. FLOUR and BRAN, at null prices. Best Newcastle COALS, full weight, 45». and 50s. delivered. FIREWOOD— Cut, 13s. j Uncut, Us. delivered.

A. CUNNINGHAM solicits a trial of any of tke above articles, guaranteeing quality, and price at low as any house in Auckland. February 27, 1867.

DUNVILLE'S WHISKEY.

THE PARIS EXHIBITION.

[FROM THE "TELEGRAPH," MARCH 29, 1867.] " C? PIERS & POND, Contractors for the REO FRESHMENT DEPARTMENT of the PARIS EXHIBITION, have arranged with MESSRS. DUNVILLE & CO, Belfast, for a regular supply of tbeir fine OLD TRISH WHISKEY during tho Exhibition Season." W. J. YOUNG, Agent, Auckland.

THE UNION STEAM SAW MOULDING, SASH, AND DOOR COMPANY (LIMITED), AE now the cheapest manufacturers Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Architraves, Skirtings," &c. Heavy'diseount allowed off our Price List, which

is already the lowest in the.colony Matched Flooring and Lining Boards, well seasoned and very oheap. Timber from 3s. to Bs, 6d,