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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 328, 14 July 1849, Page 2

COBDEN HOUSE.

THE undersigned are now opening a choice and select assortment of NEW GOODS, ex " Mary Catherine," consisting of— Rich French Cashmere Dresses j Rich French Lama ditto Satin Striped Tweed ditto Fine Plaid Dresses, all Wool New Shades in Cobourg and Oi leans Printed Cashmere and Woollen Shawls Two boxes French Flowers, Wreaths and Roses Fine Embossed Woollen Table Coveis Furniture Chints and Fancy Prints Linen and Cotton Ticks Sheetings and Table Linens I mens, Lawns and Diapers One bale fine Shiitingsand Long Cloths One ditto Welsh Flannels One ditto Grey Calico One case Men's and Women's Hosiery With a great variety of Ribbons, Neck Ties, Haberdashery, &c, &c. J. & W. Henderson. Shortland-street, July 13th, 1849. EX "MARY CATHERINE."

WARDELL & JENNINGS BEG to acquaint their friends and the public generally, that they have received, per " Mary Catherine," a few packages NEW GOODS, which will be submitted at the lowest remu-i-crating profit. One case black and colored Orleans Cloths, Gala Plaids, in great variety One case Children's Woollen Apparel, consisting of — Bavarian Boots Tamworth ditto York ditto Windsor Gaiters Peruvian ditto Grecian ditto Paris Hoods Lyons ditto Chester ditto Hastings ditto Ribbed Habits, new style and pattern Victoria Boas French ditto Nassau ditto 4 Venetian ditto Peruvian ditto One case superior Straw Bonnets, of the newest shapes, containing — Dunstable Tuscan Milan, improved Queen's Spanish Bedford And a variety of Fancy Bonnets Bonnet and Cap Ribbons One case Artificial Flowers One ditto Perfumery

\* The Millinery and Dress Making Business carried on as usual. Auckland, July 13, 1849.

FOR SALE MONTHLY.

«A CHRISTIAN WITNESSES, 3d each *J" 100 Penny Magazines, Id. " 100 Repositary, Illustrated, Id. " 100 Juvenile,with frontispiece, \d. " Families in town wishing any of the above, single numbers, they will be left at their houses, and those resident in the villages or along the coast may now, by this increased arrival, have them reserved for or forwarded to them. John Rout. Auckland, July 13, 1849.