Ex " Oriental Queen," from London. On Sale by the Undersigned. ONE CASE HABERDASHERY, &c, containing — Girls' and Womens Stays .Striped Woollen Vests Scarlet Cravats, Buttons Painted Oil Cloth, Yard Measures Trowser Studs, &c. One Do., Gents' Drab Felt and Black Paris Hats One Do. Cloth Caps, Peaks and Straps One Do. Drab Moleskin, Cord &c. Diamond Quilting One Do. DRAPERY, &c, containing — Lawn, Black Velvet, Shawls & Scarfs Swiss Curtains, Corded Coats Selicia, Hair Blushes, Scissors One Do. Orange, Blue, and Navy Prints Brown Holland Huckaback Towelling Cotton Sheets, Counterpanes, &c. One Do. Flannel, Blue Serge Fancy Cotton Drill, &c. One Bale Blankets, 10-4 & 11-4 ALSO — Two Bags Clover Seed. Connell & Ridings, Queen-street,
British $ Foreign Warehouse* PARIS FASHIONS FOR SPRING. ON MONDAY next will be ready for inspection a Few Choice Articles in FRENCH MILLINERY, described as under ; Ladies' Bonnets — Blue Crape Chenille with Plumes Pink Silk with Floweis White Crape with Flowers Mois " with Plumes Pink " with Flowers Canary " »vith Plumes White Silk with Flowers Straw Aurophane with Flowers While Tulle with Plumes Ladies' He\d-Dresses — White and Gold Lace a la Bourbon Pink with Marabouts la Rouge Blue and Silver a la Duchesse de Berri Chenille with Gold and Silver Lace Blue with Pearls, Mary, Q. of Scots Pink and Silver Lace, a la Josephine Embroidered Tulle Lace and Velvet Blond Lace, with flowers Ladies' Dress Caps — Tulle Lace, with Boquets Blond " with Flowers Blond '• with Ribbons Bonnet Caps, with Flowers Ladies' Berthe, Fancy and Worked " Collars, Embroidered " Guimpe " Pelerines, and Ruffles " Long Sleeves, Fancy " Cambric Pocket Handkerchiefs, embd. <« « " " open worked " « " " prismatic dye Gold and Silver Flowers Flowers for mixing " Acacia " PrimeneTes " Oreilles d'ours Fine French Cambric •Gentlemens' Embroidered and Openworked Silk Braces, and Opera Ties.
• These Goods were originally intended for the City Trade, London, being from the latest Paris Fashions published ; and are of a description not usually exported to the Colonies. For Richness, Elegance and Taste they are wholly unequalled by anything hitherto offered for sale here. Friday, Sept. 21,1849.
To Tailors ana Others. BARGAINS. Undersigned has now on Sale at his JL Establishment the following New Goods. Superfine Black Broad Cloth (Wool dyed) at 17s 6d, per yard, worth 255. Superfine Black Cassamiers, 7s. 6d. per yard, woith 10s. 6d. Fancy Cassamiers, of superior quality, 6s. 6d. per yard, woilh.9s. A. Jones, Railway House, Queen-street.
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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 358, 22 September 1849, Page 1
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