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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIII, Issue 3222, 13 November 1867, Page 1

V^HEAP PRmTING.— BUfI&fE&S'CARDS piHEAP PRINTING.— H ANDBILLS f^HEAP PRINTING.— POSTING BILLS |^HEAP PRINTING.— B ILL-HEADS |^tHEAP PRINTING.-I N V 0 I C E S ,piHEAP PRINTING.— C IRCULARS CHEAP PRINTING.-BOOKS, PAMPHLETS &o. &o. *o« AT THI "DAILY SOUTHERN CROSS" OFFICE, Qtjbbn-strkit and O'ComntM^STRKBT. JOHN SWEETMAN, a LETTER for "SOU liei «t the oflSce of this paper.

HENRY STIDOLPff.— A LETTER for yo« lies at the office of this paper. CARPETS, This D»y, at the NATIONAL MART, ex 'Ida Ziegler.'— S. and J. R. Vailb. , .

BOOTS and SHOES.— A large Assortment, ex « Ida Ziegler,' opened This Day at the NATIONAL MART, Queen-street.— S. and J. R. Vjlile.

IT7IOR SALE, PONY,. CART, *nd HARNESS. _T The cart c»n be sold with or without the cover.— Apply to K. Fokgh, Baker wad Confec

tioner, Hobgon-street. FOR SALE, at Arclihill, about 10,000 good BRICKS j no reasonable offer will be ref uaed.— Apply to W. J. Yottnq, Queen-street.

FOR SALE, » SPRING CART, HARNESS, MILK CANS, *nd MILK WALK.— Apply, by letter, A.J., office of this paper.

TO LET, Mr. Walters's FARM *t Papakura, containing 700 acrei; 400 acres fenced, the great part of which is in grass; with Dwelling, house and every convenience to carry on a large Dairy ; barn, staMing, &c. Rent, £200 per annum.— A pply to Wilijam Walters, Queen-atreet.

TO LET, for a term of yeare, MOUNT REGENT FARM, Waiuku, containing 280 acres, all fenced in -with puriri fence; about one-half in grass; together -with Dwelling-house, Out-budd-ings, &.c. Rent, £100 per annum.— Apply to William Waltkbs, 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 Ec-finished, at Edgar and Gilchkist's, Grey-street and Shortland-street,

opposite Bank of Auckland. f GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING CLEANED, RE. "IT NEWED, or DYED on the shortest notice. No unpicking necessary. Goods gent for and returned to any address. Brices to «rit the times, at City Dye Workß.— Edgab and Gilcheist, Pro-

pnetors. 1" ACE and other SHAWLS. Fc«rfs, Dresses of J every material. Feathers, Falls, Hat*, Cloaks, Mantles, Jackets, Bibbons, Velvet, Wool Mats, Ac, CLEANED or DYED, and Re-finished in Orst-class style, at the City of Auckland Dyeing and Cleaning Establishment. Shortland-street, opposite Bank of Auckland, and at Grey-street.

STJPEEIOR BLACK, for Mourning, DYED every Thursday at the City Dye Works.— Edgar and Gilchrist.

FISCHER'S HOMCEOPATHTC COCOA, at 9d. the half-pound and Is. 6d. the pound packet. Wholesale and Retail at the Homoeopathic Pharmacy, Qneen-atreet. • COMFORTABLE LODGINGS in the Country for the summer months can he obtained by

addressing, 0.E.K., office of thin paper. TT7 ANTED, SIX COPIES PBDON'S "MAG-

VV NTFIOAT," and "NTJNC DIMITTIS j" Musical Times copies preferred. — Address early to H., office of this paper.

WANTED, everybody to KNOW that, on account of the great Ruccens which the NONPAREIL DINING-ROOMS have had ever since opening, FRANK feels it bis duty to return his sincere thanks to his numerous customers, and begs to assure them that he will continue to SERVE those Splendid DIN NEBS 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 Dining-Rooms, Queen-street, three doors below corner of West Queen-street.

WANTED Known, that R. JONES h«s OPENED the BELFAST DININGROOMS, adjoining the New Bank of New Zealand. Dinners, Beds, &c, supplied at moderate rates, — N.B.— Good Stabling' free of charge.

WANTED, for the Thames, a Good PIAKIST, Male or Female.— Apply at the office of this paper. ANTED, * Good Female SERVANT.— Apply to the office of thJB paper.

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

Eeaton and Dbwolt. .. AUCKLAND ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. A MEETING of the COUNCIL of the Auckland Acclimatisation Society will be held on THURSDAY Afternoon next, the 14th instant, »t 2 o'clock, at the Society's Eoomß, Canada Buildings. By order. * J. BURTT, Hon. Sec.

KAUKAPAKAPA NORTH HIGHWAY DISTRICT. A MEETING of the RATEPAYERS of the above District will be held at Mr. Bokab's, Kaukapakapa, at 10 a.m., on MONDAY, 25th November, to appoint Trustees. All persons interested are hereby called upon to appear in peraon, or by proxy, to vote for Trustees for the above District. -»,,« G. B. SHANKS, Chairman pro tern.

IMPORTED STOCK. FOR PRIVATE SALE, THE SHORT-HORN BULL YOUNG KNIGHT 5 Leicester Rmni, Apply to W. HUNTER & CO., Auctioneers, Durham Sale Yards.

KAWAKAWA COAL. THE undersigned are sole AGENTS for the EAWAEAWA COAL, and are prepared to dispose of cargoes and lots of 10 tons and upwards in the harbour, at Queen-street Wharf, or at the Eawakawa Coal Depftt, Custom-house-street, at 30s. per ton; and at the loading-ground, Bay of Islands, at 20s. per ton. Reference as to the superior quality of the coal is permitted to Messrs. Thornton, Smith, and Firth ; or to Messrs. Holmes Brothers, owners 'of steamers « Enterprise No. 1 and 2.' For fnrther particulars, apply to Mr. John McLiod, Bay of Islands ; or to OWEN & GEAHAM, Queen-street.

John moib & son; . ! ABERDEEN, T>!eG to inform their ctwtomeM that, in addition JD» to their PRESERVED PROVISIONS, they | are now prepared to «upply, of their own Manufaotaref^ioldef, Sauce^ Tart Eruiti, and e^ery cUtor^ptioo of Qitotn'f Store*, j