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New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 309, 16 May 1849, Page 4

THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully invites the attention of Ladies to his splendid assortment of TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS, just landed, ex " Ennerdale," from London. Coloured and Black Gymps and FringesSilk and bullion Shetland Wool and Shawl Fringe Shaded Velvet Trimmings and Washing Gimps Paris Binding — quite a new trimming, now extensively used Black Embroidery and Lace Gimps Very Rich Dress Trimmings, (body and skirt) with Rosette Buttons in centre Spanish, Victoria, Netted, Cuff, & Graduated Buttons Cardinal Buttons and Loops, Girdles Fancy Ottoman and Black Tassells Rich Plain and Embroidered Silk Purses Ditto Silk Ptay and Boot Laces (flat) Purse Twists, Boar's Head Cotton Crossed Stitch Needles, Steel, Wood, and Ivory Knitting Pins Knitting Books, Tassels and Rings, Steel Beads for Purses Steel and bone Crotchet Needles Plain, yellow stripe, and Penelope Canvas Embroidery Frames, Berlin and Fleecy Wools Ivory Measures, Pincushions, Thimbles, Needle Cases, &c, &c, Knitting Cotton — all sizes Very elegant Berlin Patterns, &c, &c.

SHOE DEPOT.

In this department a varied and choice assortment has also been received. Gent's Clarence, Cloth, and Blucher Boots Ditto Wellington Shoes and Pumps Ditto Roan, Carpet, and Buck-skin Slippers Youth's and Boy's Oxonians and Blucheis Ditto stout lace Boots Ladies' Lasting (1,2, and 3 qualities) Spanish and Patent Shoes Ditto Winter Walking Shoes Ditto, Cashmere, Cloth and Prunella Boots, douhle and single soles Venetian Morning Slippers Children's grain and patent ankle pumps and welts Girl's Lasting Boots, patent fronts Also a few pairs (sent as a sample) of Essex Farmer's heavy watei -tight Boots. — Country Settleis are invited to make a trial of these, as they are recommended as very superior. T. S. Forsaith. Shortland-street, April 27, 1849.

AT a Meeting of several of the Land Claimants, held at the Exchange Hotel, on the Bth day of May, 1849, W. Hart, Esq., in the Chair, It was Resolved, That the chairman be requested to invite the attendance of all Land Claimants in this district, and the public generally, to a Meeting to be held at the Exchange Hotel, on the 22nd day of May, instant, at 1 o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety of appointing some qualified person or persons to proceed to London, accompanied by at least two native chiefs, in order that a full and fair representation of the giievances under which this colony labours in general, and of the nature of these claims in particular, may be made to Her Majesty, and both Houses of Parliament. In pursuance of the above resolution, I invite the public to attend such meeting. W. Hart, Chaiiman. May 8, 1849.

nOOTf SJSOE WAREHOUSE.

JUST RECEIVED, in addition to his former extensive Stock, and on sale by the undersigned, Ex "Lalla Rookii' 1 and "Ennerdale," LADIES' CLOTH WINTER BOOTS, double soles and galashed Ladies' Carpet Slippers Gent's ditto ditto Ditto Cloth Boots. ALSO A large and vaiied assortment of Grindery, including — Lasts Boot Trees Roans, Patent Leather Shoe Nails in variety Ditto Thread ditto With every description of Shoemakers' Tools, &c, required in the trade. T. Keven. £$» Country orders punctually attended to. Shortland-street, May 4,1849.

r I Subscriber can take in a few horses or I cattle to graze in his paddocks at Epsom. A view of these paddocks will be a sufficient inducement for parties wanting to send cattle to grass. Apply to P. Donovan, Shortland-street, or at his residence Epsom,