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THE SOUTHERN CROSS uolished every Saturday morning, and extensively slated through this, and the neighboring Colonies, England, Ireland, and Scotland. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Shillings per Quarter, payable in advance: if * paid in advance, Twelve Shillings and Six mee wille charge. TERMS FOR ADVERTISEMENTS, Lines and under Three Shillngs ad Three mce for each additional line measured, for the wr two insertions. That subsequent insertions by Half Price will be charged. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS, TIE number of Insertions of Advertise ments must be written on the manuscript or, or they will be continued and charged until countermanded. No verbal commo tion respecting the insertion, withdrawal, test of AAdvertisements, will be us ed to. * B.—Advertisers are requested to send their orders before Twelve o’clock on the preceding that of publication, scribers are requested to forward their amps and places of residence to this Office w ith the least possible delay, in order to nsure the correct delivery of their papers. sil 22, 1843, FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. HE Schooner OR PRAY, St. Sedgewick, master, will sail for the above Port on Saturday next, the 17th ant. ‘or Freight or Passage apply to HEALF, SINCLAIR, Co, Imeen-street, June 8, 1843, FOR SYDNEY, Calling at the Great Barrier, you Fine Now Brig TRYPHENA, wma Will sail for Sydney in 10 For Freight or Passage apply to attain Horn, or to BROWN CAMPBELL, Inland, June 9, 1843, OR THE BAY OF ISLANDS. THE fine fast sailing Barque * BOLINA,” ane Ym. Potter, master, will sail he above Port on Wednesday next. The Immodations are too well known to we re comment, ‘or Freight or passage apply to the Cap on Board, or to © HENRY R. CRETNAY, AGENT. ‘une 8, 1843. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. April, 1843. ‘HE Barque *BOLINA will be ready for sea on ‘Tuesday nezt, to proceed to aeartes Any part of the World. . “or Freight or Passage apply to Captain kter on Board, or to HENRY R. CRETNAY, AGENT. ‘June 8, 1843. N SALE sy tie Uxprnstenep :— Blankets, Sugar, Iron Pots, Gunpowder, Iron Beadsteads, Tea Trays, Pewter-ware, Cedar Doors, V. D. L, Seed Wheat, Green Paint, Drapery Goods, AND THE FOLLOWING CHOICE WINES; Lantern, Barsac, Claret, Hock, Bucellas, Moselle, Port, Sherry. 180.—A few Copies of “ Terry’s New Zealand,” JOHN I, MONTEFIORE. TO BE SOLD, LLOTMENTS No. 15, 16, 17 18 of prehibers, 3, near the Barracks.—Terms To Apply to April, 1843, JOHN I, MONTEFIORE. TO BE LET, THAT desirably situated Store in Lower’ Queen-street, lately occupied by Messrs. Robinson Dawson. Apply to JOHN TI. MONTEFIORE. April, 1843. ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED: RIME SALT BUTTER in Kegs and Half Kegs, Ex “Portsgia.” EDWARD RICH. Lower Queen-street, May 26, 1843. ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED: UPERIOR SMERRY in bottles, Ditto Port ditto, Brandy, Rum, and Gin, Finest Van Diemen’s Land Flour, Every description of New Zealand Produce, EDWARD RICH, Lower Queen-street, May 26, 1843. 17,000 FEET BALTIC TIMBER. BALTIC Timber plained, tongued and grooved, from + inch to 1 inch thick, can be had in lots of not less than 1,000 feet, at the low price of 12 shillings per 100 feet, on annlization +R ype BROWN CAMPBELL. June 8, 1843. AUCKLAND ROPE HFORK. NE Undersigned having now completed the erection of his extensive Rope Work, in which the most powerful and the most approved modern machinery is used, begs leave most respectfully to inform: Ship pers, Shipowners, Masters of Vessels, and the Public in general, that he has com menced Rope Making in all its branches, and will be able to supply Cordage superior to any hitherto made in New Zealand or the other Colonies, Cables, Hawsers, Running and Standing Rigging, Fishing Lines, Net Twine, and Nets made to order, New Zealand Flax purchased. JAMES ROBERTSON. Mechanics’ is Auckland, * May 11, 1843. LIVERY STABLES, A. WOOD, intends starting Livery * Stables at the Royal E Hotel, Carriage and Pair, and Saddle Horses for hire. Application to be made at 8. A. Wood's Stores in Shortland Crescent, until the Lith instant; afterwards at the Royal Hotel. June 2, 1843. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. TH Partnership heretofore existing be tween John Fare and Maurice Kelly, Lawyers and Timber Dealers, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Signed in the presence of Epward Mornay this 29th day of May, 1843. ep OHN FARE avails himself of this opportunity of returning his sincere thanks to the Public in general, for the numerous favors hitherto received, and begs leave to inform them that he has now an opportunity of supplying timber upon the most reasonable terms, having purchased the interest of his late partner, Maurice Kelly, in timber, boats, c., and the whole of the tackling for getting out spars, which he can also supply on moderate terms. Auckland, 29th May, 1843. Ww: tae Unoversiexep, Ixmanitants oF AUCKLAND and ITs NEIensouRHOOD, have publicly assembled ourselves together for the purpose of paying a tribute of re spect to the Widow of the late Governor of New Zealand, on the eve of her depar ture from the Colony. Untertaining a high estimate of the advantages derived by this Settlement, by Mrs. Tlosson’s residence amongst us, we cannot allow her to leave New Zealand without receiving from us some Public acknowledgment of the common sentiment. Well knowing the important influence, under all circumstances, of the example of those in high places, and more especially in the early stages of Society in a new country. We cannot but deem it a matter of just consideration, that the chief place in Society in this infant Capital should, from the earliest period of its formation, have been filled by a Lady, who, both in public life, and in a private station, has so admir ably fulfilled the ‘various duties of social life, as to call forth a spontaneous expression of respect from a whole community. The regret which we cannot but feel on the occasion of Mrs. Thorsox’s departure from amongst us, would be greatly diminish ed, might we indulge the expectation that her absence will be but temporary, if after performing the duties which now call her to England, Mrs. Horson should again be drawn hither by the ties which must always connect her with New Zealand; her return would be welcomed with sincere and heart felt joy. We would conclude this expression of our feelings by assuring Mrs Horson, that, in leaving Auckland, She carries with her the sincere sympathy, the unfeigned respect, and the kindest wishes of the whole of its Inhabitants. HR. CRETNAY Has the pleasure to announce to his Friends and the Public, that it is his intention to prosecute the business of an AUCTIONEER, in addition to his present pursuit of Crsron Hovsr and Surpeixa Aceyr. The well known experience of H. R. C. in the Commercial Transactions of New Zealand, as well before as since the settle ment of the country by the British Govern ment, induces him to hope that he will re ceive the support of the Public in this his new capacity. And in order to give facilities to his Friends, he has taken those Extensive Stores at the bottom of Queen street, most commodious to the Landing Place in Com mercial Bay, lately occupied by Messrs. Dal ziel, Brown Co., where he can at the least possible expense warehouse imported goods, or colonial produce entrusted to him for Sale, Importers, by whom he may, as hereto fore, be favoured with instructions to dispose of their investments, will see the advantage of this opportunity of closing their accounts without the delay which sometimes attends upon disposal by private sale. As an Auc tioneer of Lanpep Propreaty, H. RB. C. can offer to his Friends the benefit of complete information respecting the value of all Land, whether obtained by deed of grant, or by purchase from the Crown, having carefully watched and registered every transaction which has passed the public Gazettes from the date of the first sale to the present day, and being cognizant of all the factuations which have since taken place. The extensive patronage which Mr. Cret nay has enjoyed from the Shipping Interests, and the successful results which have hither to attended his efforts, will be his main re liance for future support. He refers his friends to subsequent advertisements for proof of immediate and active energy with which he intends to commence this new branch of his business. Queen-street, Auckland, June 10th, 1843, Wi. Swains or Wm. Martin. Israel Joseph. 3, Logan Camp M. Richmond. Edward Shortland. J. Jermyn Symond. Geo. Rich. Ch. W. Ligar. John I. Montehore. A. Kennedy. John, Frederick Mary Churton. Felton Mathew. Sampson Kemp Henry Tucker. Charles Terry, Wm. Brown, 8. M. D. Mart Geo. Cooper. Percival Berry David Rough. J. Polack. Alex. Dalziel. Daniel Pollen. W. W. Barrow. John Grant for Geo. M‘ilwain, James Jones. A. Shepherd. W. F. Porter. Patrick Dignar G. Carruthers. W. Tye. Thos. Outhwaite. Charles Massey. Edward Ashwort William Furner. Joseph Morris. Geo. Fleury. J. Hi. Taylor. Paul 8. Savage. John Johnson. H. W. Appleyard.© R. Grimstone. 8. Rich. John ©. Blackett. John Probert. Wm. Foale Gilbert. Edward Rich. Henry R. Cretnay. Terry Falwasser, Z ee Robert D’Oyley. Thos. C. Hallamore. Sarah [altamore. M. Mellon. Thos. Perry. David Nathan. James Smith. James Anderson. Jas. Stuart Freeman. Thos. Coyney- Thos, Cleghorne. Ilenry Taylor. GC. H. Moffitt. R. P. Joplin. Samuel Allen Wood, James Carlton Hill. Wm. A. Fairwasser. Joseph Newman. C. A. du Moulin. John 8. Maclean. J. Banfield O’Mealy, John Jones. Alexander Johnson. Geo. M. Mitford. Robert A. Fitzgerald, William Connell. ~ WW. Nagle. W. Elliott. W. Young. Edmund Weller. John Kelly. WS. Graham. W. Plummer. . CG. HH. Mackintosh. Geo. Graham. J. Hargreaves. Wm. Lewis. Geo. Birley, John Coll Hailes, John Guilding. Wim. Bolland. Charles Brewer. Wm. Connelly. J. A. Smith, J. Dilworth, Jas. Malin. Thos. Paton. Thos. M'Cauly, E. Godfrey. Michael Murphy. Jas. Russell, W. Shortland, June 5, 1843, J. COATES, Sheriff and Chairman. AUSTRALASIAN SUGAR COMPANY. IN consequence of the increased business, and extended connexion of this Com pany, the Directors, with a view to afford every facility to Merchants,Grocers, Store keepers, and other purchasers, have taken large and commodious stores in Bankcourt, King-street East, where samples of their loaves and titlers, fully equal in quality to British refined, and of their crushed lump, fine pieces, and molasses, may always be seen, and where terms of credit and all needful information will be given. The pieces are superior in quality to any moist sugar known in the colony. A few packed hogs heads and tierces of refined will be always kept in the stores for immediate shipment. Letters of other communications addressed to Clarke Irving, Esq., Manager, will re ceive immediate attention. Agents at Auckland, BROWN CAMPBELL, Auckland, June 9th, 1843. REFINED SUGARS. The Unxpersiever have just received ex ‘ Tryphena,” a small consignment of Loaf and Crushed Sugars, and Molasses, from the Australasian Sugar Company, which will be disposed of at very moderate wii peavges BROWN CAMPBELL. Auckland, June 9th, 1843. ANTED—A Governess to reside in a family up the Country; for particu lars apply to Mr. Cretnay, Custom House Agent. ‘June 2, 1943. EPS5 CM. T ° BE LET, Furnished or Unfurnished, a Cottage desirably situated at the above favourite place of Suburban Resi dences. There are attached to the Cottage all necessary Outhouses and a well-stocked Garden. The Tenant can have a Cow, just calved, and 2 horse and Cart, if necessary. Application to S. A. Wood, Shortland Crescent. May 25, 1843,
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