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Fri 23 Dec 1859 - The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)
Page 8 - Advertising

TO THE ELECTORS OF NEW ENGLAND.

Gentlemen Four hundred and seventy-four electors

in your district who were on the electoral roll, besides

many others who had been most improperly omitted,

petitioned against the return of Mr. Hart. The election

committee found all the allegations of this petition which

had been so honestly and manfully represented by Mr.

Thomas A. Perry to have been fully proved, and by taking

off four votes from Mr. Hart the return petitioned against

Hart ... 313") S Hart ... 309

Rusden ... 311 J- to -{ Rusden ... 311

But the ballot papers have been tampered with, and this

day a petition was presented by Mr. Gray to the House of

Assembly, asking for an inquiry. You must not be led

astray (If you see it published in the papers that Mr.

Hart seconded Its reception), into the belief that it was

necessary that he should have done so ; or that he was

ever anxious for a fair investigation. Many others, and

Mr. Darvall al he would have done this and as to a fair

honest defence 1-1 refer you to the report and evidence I

now forward to you. The petition this day received by the

House states plainly, without any equivocation, that the

ballot papers have been tampered with, and that upon these

false and mutilated documents, the Election Committee

have arrived at a decision in favour of Mr. Hart, although

these ballot papers were never before the Election Com

; matter in open court, and formed no part of the evidence

is taken by them. All the evidence taken by them (and all

evidence must be taken in open court, this being a special

condition attached to the jurisdiction of the committee by

a clause in the Electoral Act) proved that Mr. Hart was

not the member, and that the above statement of the return

Mr. Hart will retain his seat as long as he can, under all

circumtances (witness the manner of his election). But

the matter is now in the hands of the House, and we have

I no right to suppose that the House will allow you to be

swindled, or will permit any decision to remain founded

upon false evidence, or upon no evidence ; or will allow the

corrupt tampering or alteration of the ballot "papers to pass

PIA REWARD.-STOLEN, from The Valley, on

30 X X) the 29th of November, 1859, two WORKING

BULLOCKS, which I, in company with William Gore,

tracked down the Valley and on the Bridle Trt'sk down

the Ridges, and found them slaughtered in a scrub on the

bank of the Nepean River, on the west side, opposite

Howell's mill, and near the residence of Mr. Clarke. The

above reward will be paid to any person who will give such

information as will lead to the conviction of the party or

parties who drove away and slaughtered the said bullocks.

WILLIAM CLARKE, Royalston, DabC3._

03, between Coogee and Newtown, a MEMORANDUM

BOOK. The finder will confer a great favour

by addressing a letter to HARDAKER and LAINSON,

NOTICE-A MARE of the following description has

been running on my land for about the last twelve

months: Colour bay, hind feet white, small star on forehead,

branded BB over HM over the S on near shoulder.

WILL -VM HAWKINS, Field of Mars. December 19.

MRS. ACUTT begs to announce that she intends

leaving Sydney for England the 1st of JANUARY,

1860, and hopes to return by the end of the year; she

will therefore feel obliged by all ACCOUNTS being

SETTLED previous to her departure. 87, Forbes-street,

ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY. -DALTON'S New

Gallery for Artistic Photography is now OPEN.

Portraits taken in all the modern branches of the art.

Children's portraits instantaneously. Royal Gallery of

MUSICAL-ORCHESTRA OPEN TO ENGAGEMENT,

well organised and efficient, consisting of

first and second violins, viola, violoncello, contra basso,

first and second cornets, flute, clarionet, drums, Ac, all

thorough musicians and Englishmen, performing in a

brilliant and superior say to all the new and popular music

of the day, under the leadership and direction of Mr. G.

Peck, formerly leader of the Victoria Theatre, Prince of

Wales, Coppin's Olympic, Melbourne, Geelong, Hobart

Town, Ac, Ac. Apply PECK'S Music Repository, 13,

GEORGE CHISHOLM and CO., 320, George-street,

next Post Office In again calling the attention of

their numerous friends and the public in general to the

removal of their large and newly arrived stock to those

gigantic and splendid stores and shop on the premises

George-street, next Post Office, Messrs. CHISHOLM and

CO. beg most respectfully to return thanks for past

favours during their long and well supported Clearing-out

Sale of Bargains, and now solicit a visit of inspection over

the new premises, and their newly imported stock of

Drapery, in an endless variety

Silks, velvets, ribbons, for.

Woollens, a splendid assortment

Carpets, rugs of all descriptions

Tailoring, by first cutters

Millinery, cloak, and mantle making, by first-rate hands.

ATS. Just opened, Ladies' and Children's Pic-nic

and Garden Hats. WEBB and CO., 163, Pitt-st.

ATS, Hats. Just opened, ex late arrivals, Ladies

and Children's Crinoline and fancy Straw Hats.

HATS Ladies' and Children's fancy Hats, in every

variety of style. WEBB and CO , 261, Pitt-street.

SUMMER SHIRTS. Crimean, in silk and silk warp,

beautiful materials. LEWIS, 10, Hunter-street.

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS A splendid assortment of

J Morocco Carriage Bags, Reticules, Work Cases, Companions,

etc, for. LEWIS (late Fillet), French Glove

Depot, 10, Hunter-street.

f\ CHRISTMAS PRESENTED hat can be a more accept

\l able present than a good Singing Canary and Cage?

Who would refuse such a present t It would be received

with delight by any one, old or young. Which can be had

of the undersigned, for 27sec good bird and cage. A

variety of other birds rosellas, dowries, king and grass

parrots, doves, and fantail pigeons. The cheapest and best

assortment of cages in the colony. Aviary for sale for

£10. Fresh and good bird seeds. Fishing tackle in great

variety; a fine lot of bamboo fishing rods, just imported,

from 18 feet to 20 feet long, at 3s. 6d. each. EAST WAY

and SONS, wirework manufactory, 425, George-street,

uSEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, by the Under-

signed -Just arrived, a few volumes of the ever

crated Irish Melodies, with Symphonies and Accom-

paniments, by Sir John Stevenson, Mus. Doc. ; words by

T. Moore. Edited by Francis Robinson, Mus. Doc. Also,

an extensive assortment of splendid toned pianoforte,

music stools, so. A. LENEHAN, Castlereagh-street.

" Christmas comes but once a year,

And when it comes it brings good cheer."

AND WHAT Season or the year is so welcomed by

children of every age, or by kind-hearted parents

who behold with pleasure the look of joy bursting from the

face of the little happy one on the presentation of a simple

toy at this festive season.

HENRY GRENVILLE, Burlington Arcade, 315,

George-street, Sydney, has great pleasure in announcing

that he has just received large shipments of suitable Toys

for Christmas presents, of every quality and description,

to suit all classes, and which he will sell at the lowest re-

H. G. is now exhibiting in his Magic Cave, a Panorama

of Views, the finest ever imported into the colonies. The

Euterpeon lends its melodious strains to the harmony of

the scene, while a magnificent fountain shoots from its

thousand jets a cooling influence not found in any other

part of the city, rendering the cave the most agreeable and

fashionable lounge in Sydney.

An immense assortment of combs, brushes, engravings,

perfumery, vases, cutlery, toys, broderie, costly articles of

vertu, who., always on hand.

gr* 315, George-street, Sydney.

HANDSOME CHRISTMAS PRESENt For SALE,

a Zahra Wtod WORK-BOX, elegantly inlaid with

ivory and silver. Price, £5 5s. ALEXANDER MOORE

and CO., Labour Bazaar. see

ATS, BALLS, and WICKETS for the million, at S.

STOREY'S Bazaar, Brickfield Hill.

ARGE ROCKING HORSES, to be sold at a reduced

price. S. STOREY'S, Brickfield Hill.

MINCE PIES and Mice Meat ready at FOSTER'S,

_ 400, George-street. Delivered any part of Sydney.

LIST OPENED, Orange and Lemon Chips, at

FOSTER'S, 400, George-street.

JUST OPENED, Boa boat. Chocolate Figures, Chrystal

lised Fruits, at FOSTER'S, near King-Street.

MINCE PIES, at Mr. EVELEIGH'»1, Confectioner

opposite the Post Office,

Look here, look here, at Cummins' store, " " .

He has four hundred fowls or more :

Two hundred cooks, fine, young and fat '

As many turkeys, think of that ! '

Pat beef and mutton, lamb and veal

And dairy-fed pork there's a meal

Which may be bought if you would know

At the renowned Pork Pie Depot.

'Tis famed for German sausage, too,

Of pic-nic pits there's not a few, which

are bespoke for Manly Beach,

And these are sold at three-pence each.

And Cummins has a method, too,

Of trussing poultry, which is new, ^

And in the carving, saving double

The time, the work, and other trouble.

". .-",,. H- CUMMINS, 192, Pitt-street

K B.-500 fowls from 2s. 6d. to 3s. each. nTmn'

C^SESr^8 CAKES in every variety, at Mr~BV_.

JiEIGH'S, opposite the Post Office. * J3

ICE, ICE, ICE, in any quantity, at the Ice HomsT

si are from 9 to l for. War

is 8 B C O K D ED ITiONi WILLIAM

ALLEN and CO. beg to apprise their

customers and the public generally that, owing to the

fact that our market is at the present season so Inuu

dated with Christmas fruits and goods of every description,

that they are determined to astonish the natives, by sell!

ing at prices which are only in accordance with the times.

A: and 99' are satisfied that it is perfectly useless and

unjust to a discorning public to keep up prices, which the

present state of the wholesale market does not warrant

Splendid Patrons can ants, 4d. per lb.

Picked Eleme raisins, 5d. per lb,

Muscatel raisins, 10d. per lb, by the box

Sultana raisins, quite new in drums, 10d. per lb.

Kew Turkey figs, finest ever imported, 8d. per lb. by

Preserved ginger, Chinese, 8s. per jar

Imperial French plums, in glass jaw, 4s. 5d. per jar

Shell and Jordan almonds, just landed

French prunes, 6d. per lb.

Swiss chestnut (with which to stuff your turkeys), Is. 6d

Korrrlandy pippins, in baskets, 10d. per lb.

Dried peaches, 6d. per lb.

Candied Peels, various, 4s 6d. per lb., by the tin

York barns, very superior, Is, per lb.

Prime Westphalia hams, just landed, Is. ditto

English bacon, in middles, Is 2d. ditto, by the middle

Real Brunswick sausages, particularly fine

The choicest selection to be obtained anywhere, via.

Victoria, Cheddar, Gonda, Lemberg, and Swiss cheese.

Preserved herrings, equal to fresh caught in 2-lb. tins

Fresh salmon, in 1-lb. and 2-lb. tins

Fresh lobsters, in 1-lb. tins, 46. per tin

Albert sardines, 2-lb. tins, 86. per dozen

Ditto ditto, 4-lb. ditto, 7s 9d. ditto

Shetland ling, in cases and puncheons, just landed

100 boxes sperm candles, full weights, Is. 1 5d. per lb. by

250 boxes Price's Belmont sperms, Is. 11d. per lb. by

There has been so much puff and humbug about them

lately in the columns of the newspapers, that the public

in... his "nmnWaT,, hau"M<i-<,¿ h" If """" "f in." the

Bel' brought out in three ships, and so forth.

W. ALLEN and CO. beg to inform the public that the

market is full of tea and that they are getting the best

articles ever imported, at 2s. 6d, per lb., wrapped in tin

Pine full flavoured strone concern tea, 2s. per lb.

Real Mocha, delicious article, 1s. 6d. per lb. Fine

mellow Turkey coffee, Is. 4d. ditto

Good strong Ceylon coffee, lb. ditto

English bottled fruits, jams, Jellies, pickles

chutney, sauces, ourries, potted meats, salad oils, etc.,

Of the most varied kinds, at very low prices

EST Sydney Tea Mart, Oriental and Turkey Cuffs

Depot, 476, George-street, opposite the Markets.

WILLIAM ALLEN and CO., proprietors.

CHRISTMAS SUPPLIES. Cheapest and best in

HANKS and COMPANY, recommend their patrons and

public in general to he careful in the selection of the in-

gredients for their Christmas Piara Puddings, which

every good cook and anxious housewife is desirous of producing

in perfection. It is an indisputable fact that there

is a larger quantity of damaged fruits in the market, at

the present time, than ever before known, and which are

being sold at auction, at a mere nominal figure. We therefore

caution the public not to throw their money away

in buying trash in the place of good, sound, wholesome

Raisins, finest selected, bold and free from stalks

Currants, cleaned by machinery, very fine

Sultana raisins, particularly choice

Muscatel raisins, finest selected

Candied orange, lemon, and citron peel, just landed

Mixed Spices, from a very valuable receipts most

important item in the turning out of a good plum

HANKS and COMPANY have the finest York Hams

HANKS and COMPANY, have a splendid parcel of

HANKS and COMPANY, have magnificent royal arms

HANKS and COMPANY are selling, during this festive

season, Westphalia Hams, only 10d per lb.

HANKS and COMPANY are very desirous that all

should have and enjoy a good Ham and that none should

be taken in with a damaged and indifferent article.

Hams, a large and splendid assortment, real York,

Redgate's, Sinclair's, and Browne.

Westphalia Hams, for a few days only, at 10d. per lb.

2000, two thousand, tins English Lobsters, only Is.

Pic-nic parties should not be without a few tins of

Hanks and Company's delicious Lobsters, only Is. per tin.

LOBSTERS, LOBSTERS, LOBSTERS,

HANKS and COMPANY have only about 2000 (two

thousand) tins left, must come early or they will all he

BANKS and COMPANY'S Grand Christmas Fruit

Show will be open to view to-morrow and Saturday.

Come early, come early, come early to secure being

BAKER and COMPANY particularly request all orders

to be sent in as early as possible, to ensure delivery.

HANKS and COMPANY present to their friends and

public in general the compliments of the season, wishing

them a happy Christmas and a prosperous new year when

HANKS and COMPANY'S Australian Tea Mart, 474

George-street, opposite the Markets

AMS. Three cases fine York HAMS, 10s. by the

single ham. J. WELál, Circular Quay, New

HAMPAGNE, excellent quality, at WILLIAM

"ORR and CUMBERLAND HAMS, at WILLIAM

DOUGLASS, 651. George-street.

GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS real treat for Christmas,

at SANTOS', near the Post Office, Sydney.

GENUINE MEERSCHAUM PIPES, plain and silver

mounted, from 22. to six guineas, at 3. J. SANTOS..

TJT BARRETT'S TWIST and Cavendish TOBACCO,

guaranteed to be matchless in this colony, at S. J.

SANTOS, wholesale and retail tobacconist, 380, George

street, two doors from the Post Office, Sydney

LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS, of copper and galvanised

iron, just landed. MITCHELL and CO.,

LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS on the newest principle.

J. H. ADAMS, 92, and 94, South Head Road.

AMERICAN COOKING and other STOVES. Great

reduction in price F. R. ROBINSON, in order to

make room for coming importations, has determined to

clear out during the month of January, if possible, the

whole of his extensive stock of the above desirable and important

domestic arrangement, comprising all sizes, and

one of the best assortments out of the United States he,

therefore, quotes prices which will induce all to avail themselves

of these economical household comforts, and place

competition at defiance. K. B.-Steves carefully packed to

all parts of the country, and delivered gratis to all parts or.

the city. All kinds of stoves repaired. Any extra fixings

on hand, at the American Stove Store, 4-6, George-street.

ON SALE. Spring Cart and Harness, cheap Enquire

at Mr. FOWLD"S, Red Lion, Camperdown.

ARRIMU HORSE for SALE, handsome bay, black

points, at MARTYN'S Horse Bazaar, Pitt-street.

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