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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIII, Issue 3221, 12 November 1867, Page 1

JOHN SWEETMAN, a LETTKJL"or_y»U nes at the office of this paper.

HENRY STIDOLPH.— A LETTER for you lies at the office of tbis paper.

APOLOGY.— The party who created a disturbance in front of Exeter Store, Wakefieldstreet, on Sunday morning, is very sorry for what occurred, as he did not know where he was.

CARPETS, This Day, at the NATIONAL MART, ex 'Ida Ziegler.'— S. and J. R. Vaile.

BOOTS and SHOES.— A I arge Assortment, ex « Ida Ziegler,' opened Tbis Day at the NATIONAL MART, Queen-street. — S. AND J. R. Vaile.

YOU can Stand in Another Man's Shoes for £10 ! For that sum a party will TRANSFER the MORTGAGE (£250) of a Six-roomed HOUSE in the City, in excellent condition. A Six-roomed HOUSE inParnell for £130.— Haknaford's Land Office, High-Btreet.

FOR SALE, PONY, CART, and HARNESS. The cart can be sold with or without the cover.— Apply to R. Forgus, Baker and Confectioner, Hobson-street _

FOR SALE, at Archhill, about 10,000 good BRICKS ; no reasonable offer will be refused.— Apply to W. J. Youno, Queen-street.

f*/_Tk EWES and LAMBS (Half-bred Leicester?) 4"" for sale, on cash terms. — Apply to J. Tonson Garlick, Commission Agent, Queen street.

TO LET, Mr. Walters's FARM at Papakura, containing 700 acres; 400 acres fenced, the great part of which is in. grass; with Dwellinghouse and every convenience to carry on a large Dairy ; barn, stabling, &c. Rent, £200 per annum. —A pply to Willtam Walters, Queen-street.

TO LET, for a term of years, MOUNT REGENT, FARM, Waiuku, containing 280 acres, all fenced in with puriri fence; about one-half^ in grass; together with Dwelling-house, Out-build-ings, &c. Rent, £100 per annum.— Apply to William Walters, 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 Re-finished, at Edgar and Gilchrist's, Grey-street and Shortland-street, opposite Bank of Auckland.

f^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, Proprietors. —

LACE and other SHAWLS. Fcarfs, Dresses of every material. Feathers, Falls, Hat", Cloaks, Mantles. Jackets, Ribbons, Velvet, Wool Mats, ke, 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, DYED eveiy Thursday at the City Dye Works.— EDaAR and Gilchrist. ...

FISCHER'S HOMOEOPATHIC COCOA, at 9d. the half-pound and Is. 6d. the pound packet. Wholesale and Retail at the Homoeopathic Fharmacy, Queen-street. ,

COMFORTABLE LODGINGS in the Country for the Bummer months can be obtained by addressing, C.E.K., office of this paper.

WANTED, SIX COPIES ELDON'S "MAGNIFICAT," and "NUNC DIMITTIS ;" Musical Times copies preferred. — Address early to H., office of this paper.

WANTED, everybody to KNOW that, on account of the great success which the NONPAREIL DINING-ROOMS 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 Splendid 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 T odging, by day or week, on moderate terms. — FRANCIS GRAU, Nonpareil Dining-Rooms, Queen-street, three doors below corner of West Queen-street.

WANTED Known, that R. JONES has OPENED the BELFAST DTNINGROOMS, adjoining the New Bank of New Zealand. Dinners, Beds, &c., supplied at moderate ratex— N.B.— Good Stabling free of charge.

WANTED, for the Thames, a Good PIANIST, Male or Female.— Apply at the office of this paper.

WANTED, a Middle-aged WOMAN as COOK, three mile* from town ; likewise, two Protestant NURSE GIRLS, 14 to 15 and 8 to 9 years of a»e. Several respectable Housemaids waiting places, at Hanna?obd's Registry Office, Highstreet.

WANTED, a General Female SERVANT; Middle-aged.— Apply to Mrs. Smith, corner of Wyndham and Chapel-streets.

WANTED, a Good General SERVANT.— Apply to Mrs. W. J. Messenger, Wake-field-street.

WANTED, a BOY; used to Milk, and make himself generally useful. — Apply at Hunter AND Co.'s Yard, between 9 and 10 this day.

LOST, between Eaton and Dewolf's store, Queenstreet, and Newton, the KEY of an Iron Safe.— The finder will be rewarded on returning it to Eeaton and Dewolf.

NORTHERN DIVISION. MESSRS. O'NEILL and MACFARLANE request the ELECTORS to MEET them in NICCOL'S l LARGE BUILDING, NORTH SHORE, THIS DAY (Tuesday), the 12th inst., at three o'clock p.m. Auckland, November 12, 1867*

NOBTHERN DIVISION. DEVONPORT ASSEMBLY HALL. UPON their own responsibility, without inquiry made, Messrs. J. O'Neill and T. Macffarlane have invited the Constituency of the Northern Division to meet them at the " NEW HALL, NORTH SHORE, on Tuesday next, the 12th inst., at 3 p.m. 1 ' Had these gentlemen been gifted with common courtesy, and made the requisite application for the use of the building, they would have learned that the Hall is not yet furnished, and that its opening has yet to be inaugurated. When the Ball is ready for that ceremonial, ample public notice will be given. In the mean time it is only necessary to state that the Devonport Assembly Hall will NOT be OPEN to the public on Tuesday next. By orders of the Directors. DAVID BURN, Chairman. Devonport, November 9, 1867.

CHALMERSTON LAND ASSOCIATION.

A GENERAL MEETING of the MEMBERS will be held in the Scotch Church, Newmarket, on THURSDAY Evening next, 14th instant, at half-past seven. The fourth instalment of the Survey Fund to be paid in to Treasurer at the close of the meeting. JAMES SARGENT.

KAOKAPAKAPA NORTH HIGHWAY DISTRICT.

A MEETING of the RATEPAYERS of the above District will be held at Mr. Bonab's, Kaukapakapa, at 10 a.m., on MONDAY, 25th November, to appoint Trustees. All persons w tereftted are hereby culled upon to appear in person, or by proxy, to vote for Trustees for the above Di ' trfot; G.b! SHANKS, Chairman pro tern, -