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J.&N. SIMMS

HAVE much pleasure in announcing to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Auckland, and tiie public generally, that they have received, ex Deborah, and other lute arrivals, an extensive assortment of Woollen and Linen Drapery, Hosiery, Haberdashery, Gloves, Ribbons, Bonnets, Parasols, Shoes, &c, &c, which they have marked at such prices as they feel confident will prove to those who favour them with an inspection of their stock, that they can cupply themselves with every article in the trade on terms heretofore unknown in Auckland, for the same quality and description of material. They would particularly direct the attention of purchasers to a few of the articles lately received, viz.— Ladies' white and colored kid gloves do colored Lisle, silk, and black lace do Children's colored Lisle do Gents white, straw and colored kid do do dogskin, doeskin, and Lisle thread do Children's white and colored cotton socks, all ei?es Ladies' white, black, and colored cotton bose Men's white, brown and colored cotton \ hose do worsted and lamb's wool hose and Ido , do lamb's wool merino and cotton drawers, pants and vests Checked and figured satin and sarsnet bonnet ribbons White and colored gauze cap tibbons Children's cambric caps and frock bodies Lisle gimp and valeuciennes laces Four quattcr plain fancy and figured Netts Ladies' fancy silk handkerchiefs and scarfs 5-4 embroidered cashmere turnovers 6-4 netted Berlin wool handkerchiefs 8-4 netted and Berlin wool shawls Br4 barege Norwich satin, cashmere, and other shawls Plain and fancy gingham and silk parasols Children's and Ladies' plain and fancy dunstable and t n scan bonnets Children's dunstable and luscan hats Printed muslin, balzorine, tnousseline de lame, and Cashmere dresses Printed calicoes and Swiss cambrics .fast colours Horoen & Heai net Shoes, in cordnvan, kid, patent Calf, Spanish leather, and prunella—all of the best description Long cloths and shirting calicoes 4-4, 6-4, 6-4 and 8-4 soft sheeting calicoes Flannels, cotton and Union ticks Jaconet, cambric, book, and checked muslins Cambric, white, and coloied silk pocket handkerchiefs Gents black satin handkerchiefs, stocks, and opera Ties London and Paris silk and beaver hats Plain striped and checked doeskins and cassimeres, of the newest styles for trowsers and shooting coats White and striped Marseilla and fancy vests Together with their extensive stock of Broad Cloths in Wool-dyed blacks, blues, and invisible greens Plain and fancy doeskins, buckskins, and caisimeres AH of which they have, on the receipt of their late shipments marked to such prices as they hope will enable them to clear out the whole of their stock by the end of the present summer, t Wholesale purchasers, traders to the coast and islands, will find it to their advantage to make an early call, as it is the intention of J. & N. S to discontinue the business at the earliest period possible. December 7, 1847.

THE Undersigned, who is just returned from Sydney, with a NEW ASSORTMENT; has on sale the following Good* : Striped shirts Blankets, 10 -4 and 11-4 L. W. Vests Grey calicoes, 36 iuch Navy blue prints Wheat mills Sickles, sieves Spades, No. 00, 0, 1, 2, & 3 Loaf Sugar Blue edged dinner and soup plates , Willow pattern dinner, sonp, pie, and cheese plates Stone China breakfast cups and saucers Batons, chambers Shoemaker's nails And a General Assortment of

DRAPERY GOOD S, Comprising :— Silk, satin, brussels and ducape handkerchiefs', SpunCoiabs, Cotton handkerchief*, Di ills, Moleskin trowseri, English tweed coals, cotton ticks, ginghams, prints, tough and dressed Holland, vests, comforters, white shirts, hosiery, haberdashery, Nne serge and cloth shirts, cotton und iudia rubber braces, blouses, table opvers, luces, &c. &c. Also Tea, sugar, castor oil, common tumblers, knives, pickles, mustard, t ice, &c. &c. RICH'D J. HUNT. Opposite Council & Riding's Auction Mart, Queen street.

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New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 163, 22 December 1847, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 163, 22 December 1847, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 163, 22 December 1847, Page 1

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