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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIII, Issue 3219, 9 November 1867, Page 3

CHAPMAN'S • NEW ZEALAND ALMANAC, 1868. THIS Popular Annual is now in the Press, and will be Published, as usual, about the 15th December next. Advertisements will be received by Mr. Leys; and the Publisher would most respectfully call special attention to the* fact, that the very large circulation and useful character of the New Zealand Almanac, making it a work of daily reference, enhances its value as an advertising medium. The cost for Advertising for twelve months is lees than would be ohirged in any respectable daily newspaper for one week ; and for 1868 neither trouble nor expense will be spared to make the New Zealand Almanac in every respect woithy of its predecessors, GEORGE T. CHAPMAN, Publisher, Auckland. NEW ZEALAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S CATTLE SHOW. THE time for making ENTRIES to the Cattle Show ii extended till THIS D^Y (Saturday) at 2 p.m. ThejEntries to be left at Mr. Buckland's Office, Hay market. J. GORDON, Secretary. NORTHERN DIVISION. MESSRS. O'NEILL and MACFARLANE request the ELECTORS to MEET them in the NEW HALL, NORTH SHORE, on TUESDAY next, the 12th inst., at three o'clock p.m. Auckland, November 8, 1867. NOTICE. IF Mr. R. C. MAINWARING, late R.M., Whatawhata, does not call and SETTLE with me within 14 days from this date, the HORSE left in my possession will be SOLD to repay my advances. JOHN FERGUSON. Whatavrhata, October 6, 1867. BANK HOLIDAY. ~~ THE BANKS will Le CLOSED THIS DAY, the 9th instant (Prince of Wales's Birthday).