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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIV, Issue 3356, 18 April 1868, Page 1

SHIP 'MAORI,' FOR LONDON. i _*__ "OALAITO-S of PASSAGE f_B*__v -D MONEY must be PAID atour UQqiwfr office^ before MONDAY, 20th inttsnt, at 12 o'clock noon. ' ORUICKSHANK, SMART, &CO., ! Agents. High-street, April 18, 1868.

BARQUE 'PRINCE ALFRED,' FROM MEL- , . BOURNE AND SYDNEY. __f*_v { CONSIGNEES by the above vessel JwTOi ' ' will please PRESENT BILLS ' mW*f& 0F LADING and PAY FREIGHT, £■■■■■)■• when Orders will be given' for the DELIVERY of the GOODS at the office of the •rf**- 1 s. HAGUE SMITH.

FOR THE THAMES GOLDFIELDS. m i ' rpHE p.s. flfaff^^. 'ENTERPRISE NO. 2* -iUleaveforthe Diggings THIS DAY (Saturday), at 7.30 a.m. sharp. Saloon, 65.; FwirGHT, 15*. An iron safe is kept on board for the .safe onstody of the gold. * HOLMES BROTHERS, Agents.

FOR THE THAMES. - - fTIHE s.s. '^^A. X 'MIDGE' JjUhlß* THIS MORNING at 9 o'clock. L. D. NATHAN & CO.

FOR TARANAKI, NELSON, WELLINGTON," LYTTELTON, OTAGO, SOUTHLAND, HoKltik£; and greymouth. Also, SYDNEY, by 'Mataura/ fia Wellington. - . \ .rpHB P., N.Z., andA.R.M. Co.'s £^>SfcUt X Steamship £898£|5 'AIREDALE,' 500 "tons, 100-howe power. A. Kshntoy, Commander, will leare the Onehunga wharf for the above ports THIS DAY (Saturday), 18th instant, leaving the wharf at 7 a.m, and the stream at 2 p.m. For freight or passage, apply at the Company s Office * H. M. JERVIS, Agent.

FOR LONDON. TO FOLLOW THE 'MAORI.' A^l rpHE Al Isle-of- Wight-built Clipper gptji X Barque, jQl£pi ' CHARLOTTE ANN,' 700 tons burden, G.W.Bush, Esq., .Commander, is expected to arrive in Auckland about the 10th proximo, and-will load for London should sufficient inducement offer. . Intending shippers are requested to communicate at once with CRUICKSHANK, SMART, & CO. High-street, April 15, 1868.

FOR NEWCASTLE DIRECT. **L3v rpHE Clipper Brig •£«#r^ _ 'FAWN* has accommodation for a few passengers, and will sail THIS DAY (Saturday), the 18th instant. Apply to the Captain on board.

FOR THE WEST COAST. ,^^ r*¥THE Favourite Sohooner 'flK__» • FAIRY ' will leave the Manukau for Pakihi on or about TUESDAY next. FcrpaM.ge.apply^ Or to E. GIBBONS k CO., „ \, r,/ Onehunga.

rr»HE NEW TEA ESTABLISHMENT X' AND PROVISION WAREHOUSE at the corner of Chapel and Victoria-streets, opened on Saturday, February 1. MAES H. A C 0., PROPRIETORS. Every article warranted to give satisfaction, or the money will be returned.

TQ RUNHOLDERS AND OTHERS. MESSES. JOEDAN & CO., LICENSED SURVEYORS. NATIVEN ATlVE SURVESTS made on most moderate terms. Runs of 50,000 acres and upwards, »t £2 for 1,000 acres, in open country.— Address, Claremont House, Princes-street; or Mr. J. D. Jackson's, Onehunga; or Mr. Thomas Wrigleys, Tauranga. • ____________ J ___^_-__-_--

NOTICE. -■ ' ' < DEALERS in FIREWOOD, POSTS,' 'and RAILS, Ac., will meet with every attention at Whancapurapura Bay, Great Barrier Island "oats Soicf to any weather. Now's ti» tame 1 or Wood is Cheap /and the Duke of Edinburgh Wfll'ttquire a warm reception. Whsngapurapura Bay, April, iooo.

MINING AND SHARE BROKER. THAMES GOLDFIELD, rf!HE nndersigued negoijiate 1 the* Purchase and X /Sal* lot' SHAßES,' and hare several Firstdass investments now on sale. . ■ ) RICHARD EATON, 32, Qneen-street. J. H.MORAE,. 'V , , ,\ ; ' , < . Shortland.

MESSES. BEETHA.M, WaXKEE, & GO. - \S f r S U, RYE Y O R>, t MINING AGENTS, VALUERS, ARBITRATORS, AND SHAREBROKERS. -Books are now open at their offices, ''PollkngTOKMV^SßOßTLAND, for thtsal* and purchase of Shares, where the principals may be consulted daily. Xuokla^4 Agents ; Messrs, S. Cooajuwi aid Son,