WATERLOO HOUSE. THE fust shipment of Svrincj Goons for this Establishment has ai lived by the " Cheerful," and will be landed to-day. The following form a pait of the vaiied and extensive assoitment. Fashionable shawls Rich satin and ducape Visitcs Black Chinese satin Mousfeline de lame Organda, tarlatan, and printed Swiss muslins Jenny Lind muslin dresses Plain, checked, striped, and bordcted muslins Tartan ginghams Piints, in great vaiicty Ribbons, of eveiy description Paiasols Whisker blonds 4-4 Tulle, black and white French floweis and fealhcis Lace, black and white Nuns' lace Lace falls, black and white " beithcs Cambiic handkerchiefs " caps Black crape White aeiophane Collars and habit shirts Neck ties Gloves Fringes, braids, gimps, and buttons Child ten's Dresses Twilled cambrics Hair cord dimity White shirtings Long cloths Brown hoi lands Irish linen and lawns Damask table linen Huckaback Glass cloth Oilcloth table covers Furniture chintz. Worsted fi inges and tassels Orris and (loat lace Blind cold fat pels Hearthrugs Carpet binding Bioad cloths Vestings Black aprons Jlosiety Cap spiings, whalebone, oiled silk ai Jl lawn &c, &c, &c. Shoitland-street, Nov. 4, 1848.
lI A TS. A Case of DRAB FELT HATS, ex " Cheerful," now opening at Wateiloo House. Shortland-slreet, Nov. 4, 1848.
MISS JENNINGS wishes to return the Ladies of Auckland, and its vicinity, her grateful acknowledgments for the very liberal support she ban received, since commencing business, and trusts by unremitting attention, to deserve a continuation of their patronage. Miss J. begs to inform the public that she has just received per " Cheerful," and other late arrivals, an assortment of the choicest FANCY GOODS, ever impoited into Auckland, consisting of the Newest Materials for Bonnets, WHITE FEATHERS, CHANTILLY FALLS Bonnet Ribbons, newest style White and colored French Kid Gloves Silk and Lace ditto Ribbon Trimmings Splendid Robes and short Frocks Braided and Woollen Hoods Assoited Baby Linen French and English Flowers A large assortment French and English Stays Parasols, Horse-hair Bustles With vatious other aiticlestoo numerous to to particularize. Wedding and Mourning Outers paid particular attention to, Miss J. having on hand a good supply of the maletial required. Albert Cottage, Albeit Sticet,
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New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 254, 4 November 1848, Page 1
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