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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIII, Issue 3188, 4 October 1867, Page 1

FROM THE MANUKAU. FOR GREYMOUTH DIRECT. m> rfIHE clipper Ketch A X ' ISABELLA,' __f_B\ 52 tons register, M. H. Burrell, __BRS__ Master, will sail as above wind and weather permitting), THIS DAY (Friday, the 4th October. For freight or passage, apply to SHIRLEY W. HILL, Fort-street j Or to W. D. BREWER, Onehunga. FOR WANGAREI DIRECT. _a_ rpHB Clipper Cutter 'HERO,' _B_K. X Captain Da vies, will leave, as ______V above, THIS EVENING, at 9 o'clock. ___MffiL For freight or passage, apply on 4________L board ; or to H. S. MEYERS, Queen-street. FOR AHIPARA AND HOKIANGA. ____ rfIHE Cutter ' MARWELL,' HardiJOL X man, Master, will sail for the _RKV above ports on SATURDAY next, the <_Sjfflfj^. sth instant. SjgUttaam^ Yov freight or passage, apply to LEWIS BROTHERS. TVTEWTON LITERARY ASSOCIATION.— IN Subject of Debate THIS (Friday) EVENING, "Universal Suffrage." Time: 8 o'clock.— J. JONES, Secretary.

BANK OF NEW ZEALAND SHARES.— A FEW for SALE. — J. Tonson Gablick, Estate Aeent, Queen-street.

SPRING DRESSES, NEW STYLES and CHEAP, at S. & J. R. VAILE'S, National Mart.

W£\ CASES NEW SPRING GOODS are now O" being opened out at R. HORNES, Queenstreet.

KEROSINE, best quality, 4s. 6d. per gallon ; other Goods equally low, to reduce Stock.— P. A. Philips, 50 and 52, Queen-street,

IMPORTANT TO DIGGERS. — Best quality Tools, Sheath Knives, Gold Scales, Magnets, Bags, &c, &c. Selling Low. N.B. : Closed on Saturdays till sundown.— P. A. Philips, 50 and 52, Queen-street. __

FOR SALE, a Pnre-bred Isle of Skye TERRIER. —Apply at the office of this paper.

DAIRY COWS.— TO LET, for Twelve Months, a few Good Dairy COWS at the calving ; security required.— Address, "Alpha," office of this r*per.

TJIISCHER'S HOMOSOPATHTC COCOA, at 9d. J; the half-pound and Is. 6d. the pound packet. Wholesale and Retail atthe Homoeopathic Pharmacy,

Queen-street. . SOILED or FADED CURTAINS, Damask, Union, or Moreen ; Tablecloths, all Wool or Union, and Household Drapery of every description CLEANED or DYED, and Be-finished, at Edgar and Gilchrist's, Grey-street and Shortland-street, opposite Bank of Auckland.

C^i ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING CLEANED, RET NEWED, or DYED on the shortest notice. No unpicking necessary. Goods sent, for and returned to any address. Prices to suit the times, at City Dye Works.— Edgar and Gilchrist, Proprietor^ -

LACE and other SHAWLS, Pcarfs, Dresses of every material, Feathers, Falls, Hats, Cloaks, Mantles, Jackets, Eibbons, Velvet, Wool Mats, &c, CLEANED or DYED, and Re-finished in first-class style, at the City of Auckland Dyeing and Cleaning Establishment, Shortland-street, opposite Bank of Auckland, and at Grey-street.

SUPERIOR BLACK, for Mourning, DYJi-D every Thursday at the City Dye Works.— Edgar and Gilchrist.

OLAREMONT HOUSE, Princes-street., Auckland. -BOARD and RESIDENCE, by the Day, Week, Month, or Year, on very reasonable terms.

MRS. JONES'S Piivate BOARDING-HOUSE, Gr&ham'g Buildings, opposite Government House. • . .

PRIVATE BOARD and RESIDENCE at Mrs. Carbine's, two doors below the Baptist Chapel. Wellesley-street.

WANTED, everybody to KNOW that, on account of the great success which the NONPAREIL DINING-KOOMS have had ever since opening, FRANK feels it his duty to return his sincere thanks to his numerous customers, and begs to assure them that he will continue to SERVE those Splerdid DINNERS of Soup, Joint, Vegetables, and Pudding, for Is., in the same liberal style as ever, as he finds # that small profits and a large custom pays him best. Board and Lodging, by day or week, on moderate terms. — FRANCIS GRAU, Nonpareil Dinins:-Rooms, Qaeen-street, three doors below corner of West Queen-street.

WANTED, to BORROW, for three months, £25. Good security.— Address, P.H., office of this paper.

WANTED to SELL, 60,000 Well-burnt BRICKS, in any quantities.— Apply to Archard and Brown, Coal and Firewood Depot, Mechanics' Bay.

WANTED, a Good Plain COOK.— Apply personally, or by letter, to Mrs. Blackburn, St. John's College.— References required.

WANTED, a Female COOK.— Apply at the Waitemata Hotel, near the Wharf.

WANTED, for a T?arm, a Respectable Young MAN ; must be able to milk well, and make himself generally useful,— Apply at the Star Hotel, Newton. ________.___-_-__.

WANTED, a SHOEMAKER, for the Coast. —Apply, at once, to Ireland Brothers, Durham-street.

WANTED, by a person having five or six hours' Spare-time daily, EMPLOYMENT in_WRITING of any kind, BOOK-KEEPING, COLLECTING, Giving German and French LESSONS, &c, at moderate terms.— Address CO., office of this paper.

WANTED, by a respectable capable Person, the MANAGEMENT of a HOTEL.— For further particulars, address M.J., office of this t>aT>er.

SEVEKAL respectable SERVANTS, Male and Femals, are daily WAITING ENGAGEMENTS in my Office. Three and Four-roomed COTTAGES are continually inquired for. — T. B. Bannaford's Servants' Registry and General Commission Agency, High-street.

STRAYED into my Paddock, about last January, One Bay COLT. If not CLAIMED in SEVEN DAYS from this date it will be SOLD to defray expanses. GEORGE M CAMERON. Great North Road, October 3, 1867.

FLAX-HACRLE LOAN SOCIETY. " A MEETING of the COMMITTEE of the above Society will be held THIS (Friday) AFTERNOON, at 4 o'clock, at the Young Men's Institution. Wellesley-street. W ' * OSMUND LEWIS, Chairman. October 4, 1867.

AUCKLAND MEDICAL SOCIETY. A MEETING will be held THIS (Friday) EVENING, at half-past 7 o'clock, at the residence of Mr. Hooper, Hobson-street. A Paper will be read on "The Modern Treatment of Paralysi.,'' W . T. JAKIN3, Hon. Sep. (