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Daily Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 32, 25 November 1843, Page 1

FOR PORT NICHOLSON, VALPARAISO, AND ENGLAND. *~£ r pHE Fine Fast-sailing Ship *■ "MANDARIN," &2Pol** A- 1., J- A-. Smith, Master, will i^^^^S: sail for the above ports in a few days. For^ Freight or Passage apply to Messrs. NATHAN & JOSEPH, Agents. Shortland Crescent, \ 23rd November, 1843./ FOR SALE, m HE well known Cutter NORTH mW& -*■ STAR, formerly belonging to the Sydney Yacht Club, having undergone thorough repairs. Also, A strong and substantial 8 ton boat, well adapted for carrying sawn timber, bricks, or firewood, or discharging vessels. Apply to D. HAY, Shipwright. Auckland, Nov. 24, 1843. EX " TRYPHENA," AND on Sale by the Undersigned, at "^- very low Prices :—: — 18 Tierces Beef (from " Sydney Salting Company,") 15 Casks Molasses, 7 Ilhds. Loaf Sugar, 150 Sides Sole Leather, 100 Ditto Kip ditto, 10 Bags Java Coffee, (3|d. per lb.) BROWN & CAMPBELL. September 22, 1843. APPRENTICES WANTED. QIX Youths, not under 14 years of age, to be apprenticed to Mr. Menzies, Shipbuilder, Application to be made to Messrs. Brown & Campbell, Or at the Ship-building Yard, Coromandel Harbour. Auckland, November 9, 1843. FLAX. rpHE Undersigned is prepared to make _*• advances upon, or purchase for Cash, European and Native dressed Flax. W. S. GRAHAME. Auckland, October 12/ 1843. FLAX. TPHE Undersigned are prepared to make '*• advances upon, or purchase for Cash, European and Native dressed Flax. BROWN & CAMPBELL. Auckland, Oct. 12, 1843.