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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 318, 16 June 1849, Page 4

VICTORIA HOTKEi*

(T-« I] LEVFY while ip in inng his thanks :^ >( . to the inh.ibi.ants and \ isitants of Auckland foi the generous patronage they have favoured him uilh, betrs respectfully to intimate that the tihole of the numerous and expensive alterations being now completed, he can with confidence assert that there is no Hotel in Auckland to he put into competition with the " Victoria" for real comforts and accommodations, amongst uhich will be found— Weil aired Beds, and the Bedrooms replete WITH EVERY COMFORT FOR. the Toilet-it;. S. H. L. would also intimate that in due course of his arrangements for the importation of Wines, Spirits, and other requisites for his business, he has received per late arrivals, a choice lot of — Port— Sherry ~) of the most approve d Champagne V brands And other Wines ) ! Maxell's and Henessey's Brandies B. P. Bum A carefully selected lot of choice Cordials And also — Hind and Smith's celebrated Amber Afle — the qualify of the whole of which aiticles are first-rate. The New Stablfs

are warranted thoroughly drained, and paved throughout, and are amply sufficient to accommodate Forty Horses.

The Stable being placed under the chavge of an Ostler of many year's experience in the best stables in Van Diemen's Land, and the Hay, Corn, &c, &c, being of first quality, Gentlemen may depend upon their horses being properly attended to. Six or Seven Goon Hacks, to let on hire.

For the further accommodation of importers and owners of Horse stock there are sleeping rooms adjacent to the stables for their servants and stockmen. In conclusion, S. H. L. pledges himself to rigorously observe the same diligent care and attention to the convenience and comfort of his visitors which has hitherto secured him so large an amount of public patronage. N, B.— A Table D'Hote every day at Two o'clock. Soups during the Winter season always ready at Eleven o'clock.

STRAW BONNET AND MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT.

MRS. C LOWSON in returning thanks to the Ladies of Auckland, and Public generally, for the veiy liberal patronage with which she has hitherto been favoured, legs respectfully to inform them that she has just received a new and extfnsive siock of Goods, ex "Ennerdale" and other late arrivals, consisting of — LADIES Pine Tuscan and Dunstable BONNETS Ditto, rough pressel Whole Straw ditto Maid's ditto and Tuscan ditto Boy's fine Tuscan and Dunstable Hats Rich dark Figured Satin and Sarsnet Bonnet Ribbons Ditto ditto Gauze Cap ditto Winter Cap and Bonnet Flowers Wreaths and Feathers Worked Muslin Collars and Habit Shirts Infant's worked Frock Bodies and Cambric Caps Infant's Long Robes and Frocks " Braided Cashmere Hoods Anassortment of Ready made Baby Linen Plain and figured Cap Blonds White, black, and colored Cap Netts A great variety of wide and narrow Laces and Edgings Black and white Gauze Veils and Squares Fancy Gauze Neck Ties Ladies' black and colored lace Gloves and Mitts Gents' French straw kid Gloves Black and colored cotton Velvets &c, &c., &c. Wydham -street, Near the Roman Catholic Chapel, Auckland, May It), 1849.

RAFFLE.

rpHKEE Magnificent OIL PAINTINGS, JL by well known Masters, will be Raffled for at Mr. Hardington's Hotel, in the course of the ensuing week. There will be three Prizes to be thrown for in the following manner, viz.: The highest thrower will be entitled to his choice of one of the three pictures ; the second highest to his choice of one of the other two ; and the third highest to the remaining one. Tickets— £l Is.

The Pictures are at present on view at the Exchange Hotel.

TO LET, THE IRON STORE in Queen Street. Enquire of Mr, Wiluams, Hobson-street,