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Auckland Examiner, Volume 1, Issue 40, 17 September 1857, Page 1

ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. OH THURSDAY. SEPTEJIIMR Xlth, WILL OPEN THE ABOVE HALL WITH HIS FIRST ® ® A i 0 © FANCY WOS BALL, TO WHICH HE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF ALL THOSE WHO CONSIDER DANCING NO SIN. Tickets, 10s. 6d., to be had at Mr. Chapman’s Book Store, Queen-street,-and from the Manager. As th ere is only a limited number of Tickets to be issued, early application would be advisable. LADIES, LADIES, look Here ! Look Here ! I Look Here !!! TVOW SELLING some beautiful doth Roots, for Gd. A few Rice Straw Sonnets, all 3s. 3<i. Also, aa3 of the much admired Fancy Tuscans for ss. 3«1. Ribbons and Flowers to correspond Sonnets trammed to order, no charge made. Terms Cash—no Second Price. COME AND SEE ! COME AND SEE !! COME AND SEE !’! Sussex House, Queen Street, NEXT TO MR. DAY, BUTCHER. TIZARD, BROTHERS, 35ngiiicerg, MILLWRIGHTS, AND MACHINISTS, IROIV AK» BRASS FOUNDERS, PARNELL, AUCKLAND, CASTINGS :—IRON, 31d. to Bd. per ib.; BRASS, 2s. to 3s. per ib. Delivered Free to any part of Town.

THISTLE TAVERN, QUEEN STREET. THE Undersigned is prepared to execute Orders for PRIVATE FAMILIES, AND TJIE TRADE GENERALLY and trusts by always selling Articles of the best quality at the lowest possible scale of profits to be favored with a share of public patronage. A liberal reduction made upon wholesale orders. Goods delivered free in or near Town. N.B.—Good Livery Stables at rear of Tavern. John Rosottom, Thistle Tavern, Queen-street. Sept. 9, 1857.