MISS JENNINGS,
LATE OF SYDNEY, BEGS respectfully to acquaint the Ladies of Auckland and its vicinity, that she has commenced the Millinery and Dressmaking BusiNtbs, and trusts by strict attention and punctuality, combined with moderate charges, to meiit a share of public patronage. Miss J. invites an early inspection of her well selected stock of New Goods, which will be opened on Wednesday, the 20th Instant, consisting of — Baby Linen, Childrens Dresses, Stays, Parasols, Straw Bonnets, Collars, Cuffs, Flowfis, Widow's Caps, and a Variety of articles too numerous to particularize. Albeit Cottage, Albert-street, Sept. 15, 1848.
EX "CHEERFUL" AND "SPEC."
RJ. HUNT has received by the above . vessels, a Variety of NEW GOODS, a few of which are specificd — A large assortment of Fancy Prints Merinos, Cobourgs, and Oi leans Cloths An assortment of Shawls Silk Satin Tur novel s Fancy Vests Best Double Stitched Moleskin Trouscn Scotch Twilled Shiits Elue Serge ditto, all wool Mens White ditto Regatta and stiiped ditto Lambs' Wool Vests and Pants Boys' White Shirts Women's and Childrens Stays Women's Lasting Boots and Slippers Women's Leather Shoes and Caipet Slippers Blue Cloth Caps Scotch Twill and stripe Shirting Silicias and brown Hollands Cotton Ticks and Checks White and Grey Calicos Colonial Tweeds, White and brown Drills Muslin Collars Children's Colonial Boots and English Shoes Union and Linen Huckabacks Duck TroAvsers Silk Satin and Ducape Ilandkei chiefs Bonnet Ribbons Spun Silk and Cotton Handkerchiefs Hosiery, Haberdashery, &c, &c. Queen-street, Opposite Connell & Ridings, September 9, 1848.
LIME.
For Sale by the Undersigned — OAf&A BUSHELS OYSTER SHELL C. Berry, Next to the " Caledonian" Hotel, Fort Street.
MAIZE, SEED OATS, &c.
Just received and on sale "by the Undersigned, at the Corn and Flour Store — tZfiCft BUSHELS MAIZE *J*JV 80 bags Bran and Pollard 70 ditto Seed Oats Plour, first aud seconds Maize-meal, Oatmeal, &c, Cheese, New South Wales Ditto, New Zealand Salt Pork, Beef, Tongues, &c. Salt Butter, splendid sample Also, a constant supply of the finest fresh Butter and Eggs Abraham Mears, Shoitland Street. September sth, 1848.
FOR SALE, FOUR, WORKING BULLOCKS— wiII be sold altogether or singly. For further particulars, apply to A. CinsiroLM, Shortland-sti eet. Auckland, August 25, 1848.
NEW PERIODICAL.
THE Undersigned has just received the Third Number of " The New Zealand Evangelist," a Monthly Periodical, conducted "by the Ministers of the Evangelical Alliance at Wellington. Price — Six- Pence per Number, or Six Shillings per annum. CONTENTS OF NO. 111. Biographical Sketches, No. n. — John Wickl iffe, D. D . Catholic Principles — Regeneration, (continued) Public Worship Poetry—The Bible a Guide— A Noble Sonnet "Varieties— Pride Wittily Punished— Employment Dr. Chalmers— Character and Anecdotes of Local Religious Intelligence— Wellington ; Sunday School Union— Maori Progress— Porirua— Wanganui— Nelson. Subscribers names received by John Williamson, Bookseller, &c. Auckland, Sept. 14, 1848.
ESTABLISHMENT FOR YOUNG LADIES CONDUCTED BY MRS. WAKEFIELD, Friocrs Struct, Auckland, Opposite te Bank,
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New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 240, 16 September 1848, Page 4
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