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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIII, Issue 3212, 1 November 1867, Page 1

FIVE SHILLINGS REWARD.

LOST, on the 28th instant, a BUNCH of SAFE KEYS.— Anyone finding same, and returning it to this office, will receive the above reward. | NOTICE. STOLEN or Strayed, on the 16th, from Remuera, Two Young STEERS, 13 months old, one red-and-white, the other red except a white spot on the' l head, branded MH conjoined on right eide, top of theear off. A reward of £1 will be paid to anyone restoring the steers, if strayed ; and a reward of £10 will be paid on giving such' evidence as will lead to the conviction of the thief, if the steers Remuera.

NOTICE. STOLEN or strayed, from Hobson's Bay, on tiiej Ist instant, one Bay HORSE ; heighj 14 hands ; black points ; small white star on forehead ; tail and mane thick, rather bushy ; had no shoes ; turned 5 years old, and in good condition.— A reward of £1 will be paid to any one restoring the horse, if strayed, aud a reward of £5 will be paid on giving such evidence as will lead to the conviction of the thief, if the horse has been stolen. D. HAY, •• Montpellier Nursery, Hobson's B»y. October 21, 1867. _ PICKED UP, at Waiheke, about 40 Piecei SAWN JUNK, numbered.— Apply to Edward Hodgson; or to Mr. Soott, Mechanics' Bay. COBB & CO.'S LIVEET AISD BAIT STABLES. TO PARTIES VISITING THE WAIKATO. /"CONVEYANCES of any description can be had from the above establishment, on and after this date -October 29, 1867-to LEAVE AUCKLAND, CALLING at all the INTERMEDIATE TOWN. SHIPS, and ARRIVING at HAMILTON and NGARUAWAHIA the SAME DAY. C. G. QUICK & CO., Proprietors.

THE MILLINERY AND DRAPERY ESTA. BLISHMENT (LATE LOWSON'S), 37, Wyndham-itreet. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. THE MISSES IiILNE beg to inform their friends and the public that they have now ready their Spring andJSummer Goods, which oonsist of a great variety of Millinery and Straw Bonnets, Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, Feathers, Flowera, &c, &c, of the best quality, aud in the most fashionable styles. The Misses M. can confidently recommend these Goods, and request the favour of a call. ' N.B.— Every description of Millinery, Straw Work, and Mantle-making neatly executed, and all orders punctually attended to.

NOTICE ! NOTICE ! TO MEET THE TIMES. MES. M. A. CONSTANT BEGS respectfully to remind the ladies of Auckland and its vicinity that she is a PURCHASER of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's LEFT-OFF WEARING APPAREL, BOOTS, SHOES, &c, in large or small quantities, for CASH. Mrs. M. A. C. will wait upon ladies in town or country, per post, with punctuality. N.B. Licensed to sell Postage Stamps.

J. M. FRENCH'S "O EDUCED PRICE LIST. See This Day's Advertisement,

THE PEOPLE'S BUTCHEE WILL give another treat of CHEAP MEAT THIS DAY (Friday) and TO-MORROW (Saturday), for the last time this season, as the contract is ended for LONG WOOLS. Hind-quarter Mutton, 3£d. per lb. Fore-quarter Mutton, 2fcd. per lb. Beef and Lamb Prime. W. J. MESSENG-EE, WAKEFIELD-STREET. AMERICAN BROOM CORN. THE undersigned begs to scate, in answer to inquiries, that from the present time to about a month hence is the proper time to SOW the above. For particulars see Daily Southern Cross of September 12th and October 7th, and Wbetlt News of September 14th. Seed c»n be obtained from Messrs. R. Baird and Co Queen-Btreet, and Mr. Layers, Durham-street; or direct from C . T . W REN, Mount Hobson Nursery, Remuera. October 21, 1867. CLAEEMONT HOUSE, PRINCES-STREET, AUCKLAND. AS the proprietor will stand at a somewhat lower rent from the Ist of November next, he proposes to give his friends and the public an advantace also from that date, still givmsr them StoSE GOOD LIVING and DOMESTIC X3OMFORT which has always been found at this establishment. t October-29, 1867. i , - Q. C. E. i A FEW- Gentlemen can be accommodated with BOARD, at very moderate rates. • Barly application mmm?. ft -]