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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVI, Issue 3964, 6 May 1870, Page 2

Public Auction Sasle.

SATURDAY. MAY 7. ' BEEF, PORK, POTATOES, MAIZE, TEA, SUGAR, FLOUE, ETC., ETC., ETC. S. JONES Will sell by auction, To-morrow (Saturday), 7th instant, at 11 o'clock, f%j\ TIERCES" BEEF £\? 10 ban-els liish Poik 5 tons Potatoes 70 bags Maize 20 bags Barley 20 boxe3 Tea, ' Tycoon' 10 half-chests Tea, 'Chieftain' 10 half- chests Tea, ' Sass 1 80 boxes Price's Candles 20 c?ses Pickles 20 cases Jams 40 bags Flour 50 mati Sugar • JO boxes Soap. 10 cases Ginger wine 10 cases Sherry 15 casks Jeffrey's Ale. Iron Bedsteads Chairs, Table Nails &c, &c, &c. Election Addresses. TO READER G. WOOD, ESQ.

SIR } — We, the undersigned, understanding that a Vacancy has occurred in the Representation of Parnell in the House of Representatives, bog to request that you will allow yourself to be placed in NOMINATION as the MEMBER for that District, and we undertake to use our best endeavours to secure your return. — Youra obediently,

J. C. Firth Thos. M. King Fredk. Ring W. H. Fleming Richard Keals F. W. Stevens R. Whitson Wm, Moinn Walter Uraharne Henry Gilbercl Charles Alexander James Watt W. C. Wilson Beujamin Bullen R. H. Stevenson J. S. Booker Walter Ewen J. W. Duldams Stephen E.Hughes W. 11. Steel W. Aibken P. Gorman Henry Probcrb Fiadk. Archard W. H. Davies E. Wavmouth Andrew Beveridge T. S. Weston James HalycLvy. H. M. Morion John D.ivis George Alderfcon HmiiyPeaice C.J.Taylor John' Brown F. W. Wright Benjamin Johnson S. Keinpthorne George Haj-ter Robei t Hale J. Winks C. K. lioskuige Joseph Symons Robert Brown Daniel Powell John S. Lepine A. Kirkwoocl G. S. Kisslmg Henry Richards J, B. Stiange John Brown J. W. Robinson Charles Jleacham Reuben Ellcy Frederick Sherwin John F. Bussell Pearson Gardiner John Allender William Hume Mark Rawlings W. Speakman George Fiaser John Pearce Thomas Waters Thomas Keir William Hale H. Hanson Turton John Pee Thooias Lynch George Smith John Fitt Robert Menzies, jun. R. Church T. Warner Thoma& Cross Charles D. Thomson John Horn.

GENTLEMEN,— In compliance with your request, I have the honour to offer myself as a CANDIDATE to REPRESENT the ELECTORAL DISTRICT of PARNELL in tho GENERAL ASbEMBLY. Your obedient servant, READER WOOD. To the Gentlemen signing the Requisition Auckland, April 26, 1870.

Notices.

"]^J"OTICE ia hereby given to all parties entitled to LEASES for the TOWN LOTS held by them in the Township of Shortland, and who are desirous of obtaining the same,

that they should apply without further delay to the undersigned, who has been authorised by the Government to execute Leases of the above-mentioned Town Lots, on behalf of the native owners. Applications will be received at the Native Office, Grahamstown, daily, between the hours of 10 and 12, till the Ist Jnne next. Such application to be made in writing, showing

also the number of the Section for which the lease is required, and the name and calling of the applicant.

E. W. PUCKEY. Native Office, Thames, April 30, IS7O. TVTPTICE,— W. H. FORT'S CHEAP JLN " BEDDING, UPHOLSTERY, and FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.- Mattrciees re-m.ade. Ghairs,r Couches, &c, re-stuffed and prepared with despatch. Small profits and quick returns,— Please note the. address ; W« IL Fobt, S3, Shorfcland-street.-

MESSK&.-W. :J. : J. HURST & CO., having relinquished Messrs. Mason Brothers' Agency, Parnell, beg to inform the public that they have accepted the AGENCY for My. 0. T, WBEN, Mount Hobßofi jfftweiy, Remuex'ft,,, : , ? £„ \./: ,