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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 381, 8 December 1849, Page 4

MR. CHARLES JOSLIN, Ladies 1 and Gentlemen's HairCutter, Dresser, and Ornamental Han manufacturer and Perfumer, IN announcing to the Gentry of Auckland, his arrival from London, per the Thames, begs also to state that he hopes, within a few days, to open a front business establishment ; but until his arrangements are complete, he will be most happy to wait upon Ladies or Gentlmen, at their private residences, who may favor him by leaving their address at Mr. Williamsons Stationer, Shortland -street. December 3, 1849.

VICTORIA HOUSE. ' | H E Undersigned have received ex I " Thames," and " Susan," an Assortment of Fashionable Summer DRESSES, and other New GOODS. The following are a few of the leading Articles — Checked and Watered Silk Visettes Organdi Muslin Dresses French Muslin and Barege ditto Checked Muslin and M. D. Lame ditto i Baby's Embroidered white Cashmere Hoods and Cloaks One case Hoyle's 7-8 and 9-8 Cambric Prints One case striped and Furniture Chintz A large assortment of Summer Shawls consisting of striped a* id figured Barege, white I and coloured Norwich, Printed Cashmere, Lisle, Knitted Shetland, Lama, Bordered Merino, &c, &c. Parasols and silk Umbrellas Neck Ties, Gloves, Ribbons and Laces Hosiery and Haberdashery Two Trunks Ladies' and Childrens Shoes One ditto Boy's Fancy Caps Small and large white Cord for Trousers Printed Drugget and Green Baize Yard wide Floor Cloth Two bales 36in. Grey Calico One ditto 8-4. ditto Sheeting One ditto white Shirting White and Colored China Matting Gentlemen's white and Regatta Shirts Graham & Henderson. December 5, 1849.

Ex "SUSAN." On Sale by the Undersigned. BP. R U M • Brandy Sydney Soap Mould Candles Washing Soda. Graham & Henderson.

COMMERCIAL HOUSE. THE Undersigned has received, ex Susan, and other late arrivals, a large quantity of Fashionable GOOD "*, selected for the present season, amongst which will be found in great variety. Summer Shawls, Scarfs, Visetts, Bonnets Ribbons, French Stays, Black and White, Lace Falls, Silk Neck Ties, Worked Muslin Collars and Habit Shirts. Black, Gro, and Satin ett, and Watered Duu.pe, Patent Leather, and Lasting Shoes and Boots, Fancy Prints, Children's Robes, Frock Bodies and French cambric Caps, worked Scolloping and Insertion, Harness and Stripe Book Muslin, Green, blue, and Amber Lenos, Woollen cloths aud Cassimeres, White and brown Drills, White Quilting black satin Vesting, black Paris Hats, drab Felt do. and Navy blue Cloth Caps, Flannels, Calicoes, white Counterpanes, Toilet Covers, Corded Coats, Hosiery, Gloves, &c, &c. 11. R. Kane, Queen -street.

TO LET, PART of those newly erected business Premises, near the NewZealander Office, in Shortland-street, one of the best situations in the Town, at a moderate rent, Apply to D. Crosbie, Tailor and Draper. Shortland-street, Dec. 4, 1849.

451 GEORGE-ST., SYDNEY, Known as the "VERANDAH HOUSE," and nearly opposite the Commercial Bank. T> OS S I TE It and LAZARUS m\ fog l 0 di rec t the attention of Drapers, Storepeers, and others visiting Sydney, to their extensive Stock of Drapery, Clothing;, Hosiery, Haberdashery, Millinery, &c, &c, which is now replete in every department, and being purchased for Cash of the First Makers, previous to their leaving England, are enabled to offer all the advantages of the same.