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New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 305, 2 May 1849, Page 2

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EX « LALLA ROOKH," AND OTHER VESSELS.

CONNELL Sf RIDINGS Will sell by Auction at their Mart, Queen - street, at 1 1 o'clock on Tuesday next, Bth May — A CRATES EARTHENWARE, consisting of Plates — Dishes — Chamber Sets— Ewers and Basins — Bowls — Eggcups — Soup Plates, &c, &c. 1 case Hobart Town Preserves 3 tons Moist Sugar 2 ditto ditto superior 18 casks superior Mess Beef, (in casks of 2 cwt. each) 1 case Sardines and Bloaters 1 case Decanters, Salt cellars, and Cabin Lamps 1 cask Bath Bricks 1 cask Whitening 2 dozen Tinned Iron Tea Kettles 10 " ditto ditto Saucepans Oval Boilers — Weighing Machines 1 cask Iron Weights 1 cask Smoothing Irons

UNRESERVED SALE OF BUILDING ALLOTMENTS.

CONNELL & RIDINGS

Will sell by Auction, on Wednesday next, 9th instant, at their Mart, Queen street, Twenty Building; Allotments in Freeman's Bay, THE above Allotments are situated at the Town side ok the Bay, in the elevated land overlooking the Water, and about five minutes walk from Queen Street. The position is healthy and cheerful, and from its being close to the beach, is adapted particularly to Sawyers, Boatmen, Timber Dealers, and other Mechanics. Each Allotment has a frontage to Adelaide Street of 26 feet, by a depth of 66 feet.

A Plan of the above can be seen at the Auction Mart.

D. & S. CUNNINGHAM & C 0., Tailors ti[ Drapers,

AVAIL themselves of the present opportunity to return their best thanks to those Gentlemen, (Naval and Military Officers, and Civilians,) who fcave so liberally patronized their establishment since it, was opened, and hope that by continuing to furnish their Customers with Cloths of sound and genuine quality — Trimmings really suited to each article of dress, as well as Workmanship and style of fashion which must give satisfaction, not only to secure the continued support of those Gentlemen who have already favoured them with their orders, but to considerably increase the number of their patrons. D. & S. C. have received their instructions under the first Masters in their trade, and will not acknowledge any superior in the Colonies ; they have resolved therefore not to employ any other than the best tradesmen, so that Gentlemen may rely on having their work substantially as well as elegantly completed. D. & S. C. beg to announce the receipt of a

CHOICE LOT OF GOODS, Per Ship « Minerva," Which have been selected for their trade by an experienced hand, and will be found well worthy the attention of Gentlemen. Black, blue, brown, claret, and invisible green Superfine Broad Cloths Black Cassimeres and Doeskins, for Dress Trowsers Drab Cassimeres and Doeskins Stotch Tartan Cassimeres and Kersey 3 Plain, striped, and checked Doeskins for Coats and Trowsers Drab Worsted, Plush and Cord, for Riding Trowsers White Cor.d ditto White and brown shrunk Military Drills and Ducks Plain, Checked & Corded Colonial Tweeds Black Satin and Velvet Vestings White Marsella and Cashmere ditto Plaid and Fancy Cashmere, Valentia, and Velvet ditto Rich Silk and Fancy light Satin Vestings Ladies' and Gent's French white Kid Gloves Real Doeskin India Rubber and Cotton Braces India Rubber Vest and Trowsers Straps White and Regatta Shirts Gent's Check Marsella Morning Gowns The newest patterns in Metal Silk Coat and Vest Buttons, black and white Silk Serge, Silicia, Twists, Silk, Thread, Needles, and every description of Tailors' Trimmings Navy Coat and Jacket Buttons Aimy Buttons, 58th Regt. * # * Tailors requiring suitable and good Trimmings will be supplied at low prices. Shortland -crescent, May 1, 1819.