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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIII, Issue 3122, 19 July 1867, Page 1

SHEEP-STEALING. TWENTY POUNDS REWARD. WHEREAS, on the night of Tuesday last, the 9th instant, a VALUABLE SHEEP belonging to the undersigned has been KILLED, one leg left where killed, and the skin and three legs attached found below Thomas's Bridge, on tne Great North Road, the above reward will be given to any person giving such information as will lead to the conviotion of the thief or thieves. Trt «, WILLIAM MOTION. ' New Mills, July 12, 1867. .

NEWTON LITERARY ASSOCIATION Tl /TEETS THIS EVENING. Subject for debate : JYJL "Centralism or Provincialism." To commence at half-past seven. ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. A COMMITTEE MEETING will be held on SA.TU.RDAY, 20th instant, at 12 o'olook. J. BURTT, Hon. Seo.

COURT CITY OF AUCKLAND, NO. 3,878, A. O. F. THE Brethren of the above Court are respectfully invited to ATTEND the F0NERAL of the late WIFE of Brother ALEXANDER. The Funeral will leave her late residence, Windsorstreet, Parnell, on SUNDAY, 21at instant, atthr.ee o'olook p.m. . All Brethren of the order respectfully invited tp Brethren to assemble at Cpurt-room at two o'clock ;" hWP^ THOMAS RAWDON, C.R.

VOLUNTEER NOTICE. Militia and Volunteer Office, Auckland, July 18, 1867. IT having been reported to me that, notwithstanding the notice already published, calling the < attention of Volunteers to 72nd Clause of the Volunteer Begulations, several Volunteers have assembled at the Circus in uniform, with arms and accoutrements, without the sanction of the Government, notice is hereby given that any VOLUNTEERS so ASSEMBLING will be recommended to the Government to be EXPELLED from the F0KCE - M.TIOHB, Major and Adjutant.

NOTICE. LEFT LUGGAGE. WILL be sold, after 14 days from date, to pay charges, the undermentioned Luggage left with Mr. Webb, at the City of Auckland Stores, Fort-street, and Music Saloon, Wellesley-Btreet, unless before claimed and the storage paid :— 1 Leather Portmanteau, frpm Grosvenor House ; 2 Open Boxes, Napier ; 4 Boxes, 2 Portmanteaux, 1 Carpet Bag, Henderson ; 1 Black Box, Keeble ; 1 Blapk Shoe Trunk, Cosgrove; 1 Tool Chest, no name; 1 Black Box, no name; 1 Square Box, no name (all from Mrs. Warne's, and marked W); 1 Leather Trunk, N. Buttler ; 2 Boxes, T. C. Kohler ; 2 Boxes, R. Eades ; 1 Box, G. Ramsey; 1 Box, Mrs. Oliver (gone to the diggings); 1 Box, J.Oliver; 1 Green Box, James Grey ; 1 Leather Portmanteau, no name ; 2 Boxes, John Scott ; 2 Box,es, W. Sheppard; 1 Box, McCahon; 1 Hair Trunk, Otty ; 1 Box, W. B. Moor ;^1 Box, Stewart; 1 Green Box, Howard ; 2 Boxeu, 1 Trunk, W. Besfrj 1 Box, G. Dallas; 1 Box, J. Curr; 1 Box, Skeen ; 1 Box, Wright; lBox, W. Robinson; 1 Box, C. Elliott; lBox/Tabuteau; 2 Boxes, D MoCu lam ; 1 Box, John Kennedy ; 1 Box, W. H. C. Smith ; 1 Box, Smith; lBox, E. J. Perry; 1 Box, Mr. D. Bell; 1 Box, Hopper; 1 Box, C. Collins; 1 Box, Wilkinson; 3 Boxes, Peacock ; 1 Box, R. Graham; 2 I Boxes, Pistrucci;' 1 Box, Andson; 1 Box, Or. | Winnall; 1 Box, J.D.; 1 Case, 1 Box, Mar Bh; 2 Boxes, Donald ; 1 Trunk, C. Edwards ; 1 Box, Allooek; 1 Box, S. Kirk; 1 Box, G. Marshall j I Box, W. Marshall; 1 Box, W. T. Snell; 1 Black Box no name; 2 Boxes, 1 Hammock, Fry; 1 Bundle, 1 Bundle Bedding, 1 Bundle, 1 Sailor's Bed, 1 Siilor's Mattress, 1 Bag, T. Chapman; 1 Bundle Bedding. Julv 18, 1867.

NOTICE. TTNLESS ARCHIBALD LAPSLIE PAYS the U DBBT he owes Captain Hbdlby, of the •Ironside,' before SATURDAY, the 20th mst., his EFFECTS will' be SOLD to liquidate the same. Auckland, July 19. 1867.

NOTICE. IF W. J. COURT does not personally (or by duly authorised agent), within 14 days from date, PAY FREIGHT and CHARGES on, and take delivery of 5 BOXES and 1 BAG addressed to him, andnow lying in my Store, the same will be Sold by public auction, for the benefit ofttose conce^e^ Fort-street. July 5, 1867.

NOTICE. /CONSIGNEE required for one case PLANTS, \J addressed 'Stjtwbli,, ex Steamship 'Auokland,' from Sydney. ApP * yt ° H. M.JERVfS,, Agent. ■

NOTICE. TT1HE PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing between J_ the undersigned, a« Auctioneers and Commissbn Agents, is This Day DISSOLVED by mutual consent. MORT ON JONES, EDWARD JONES. Witness— G. Johnston. Auokland, July 18, 1867.

NOTICE. TO CLEAR OFF an Over-stocked Shop:— Boiling Beef, 3|d. and 4d. per lb. . , Roast Beef, 4±d. and 5d. per lb. ' The ivery ohoicest quality Mutton, 3d. to SO., in quarters. # Merino Mutton, at any price offered. Home-cured Bacon, Spiced and in Sides. A. DORNWELL, Shortland-strept.

TBREE HUNDRED SHEEP. THE PEOPLE'S BUTCHER BEGS to inform his friends and patronsthat he intends preventing disappointment this week, by killing a larger quantity, as a great number W6re disappointed on Saturday night last. He has 300 Sheep, and he will kill them all if he finds they are required. .But hjs friends will please COME EARLY, to give him time, , , ' Prices to commence at 2Jd. per lb. * Beef and Pork of the Choicest Quality. Obsirvb : «T The GREAT SALE commences THIS DAY, ' at 10 a.m. :., & .oJ- /: : the Addresi 'L * ' / ' ~' ] «' i "-'•'' j < •' ' r } - ' * x messenger; 1 , ; - Wakefield-itteet.

;■ -^ r, r /- tp c ' , •• ■ ANY CLAIMS ' AGAINST . MR, JOHN GRAHAM, or the undersigned,' either as in partnership or individually? _e requested to be SENT IN to the Gffice-©f-D. Graham and Co., r V«lc».lime,not^^tbemtb / e 20th- instant.