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Daily Southern Cross, 11 April 1868, Page 4

GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.

EASTER M&NDAY, APRIL 13, 1868.

CATHOLIC INSTITUTE, WELLINGTONSTREET.

MISS SHANAGHA.N begs to announce that her GRAND CONCERT will take place as above, and that she will be assisted by the leading talent of the city, and also, per favour of Colonel Elliot and the Officers, by the splendid Band of her Majesty's 18th Regiment.

Tickets, 35., may be had of Messrs. Upton, Queen-street ; Messrs. Watters and Canning, Short-land-street ; and Mr. Bropby, Newton.

PUKEKOHE HIGHWAY DISTRICT.

RATEPAYERS will please take notice that the HIGHWAY RATE for this district is now in course of COLLECTION, and that all in ARREAR after the Ist May next will be sued for. By order of the Board. RICHARD BEAMISH, Secretary and Collector. Pukekohe West, April 8, 1868.

OLAREMOKT HOUSE

Princes-street^ Auckland (opposite Mjuonio Hotel). GOOD COMFOETABLE BOARD and BESIDENCE by the Day, Week, Month, or Year. The proprietor begs to say that Country Settlers and others will find every comfort and attention, combined with moderate terms, at the above establishment;.

"DONE DUST! BONE DUST!

Half-inch, or coarse, at £7 per ton (2,2401b.). Fine, at £8 per ton (2,2401b.). (Sacks included.) Guaranteed free from any adulteration, at J. & J. SOPPET'S Bone Mill, Freeman's Bay, and at Messrs. Henderson and Macffarlane's Stores, Wharf. Auckland, February 3, 1868.