VICTOKIA WAREHOUSE, ONE MONTH'S CLEARING OUT SALE. /^.RAIIAM &IIENDERSON respectfully inform the Ladies of Auckland, and the Inhabitants generally, that they have Tins Day commenced Selling Off their Extensive Stock of General Drapery, in order to make room for fresh importations shortly expected. G. & 11. having an immense Quantity of Goods on hand, have re-marked the whole at unusual Low Prices, without reference to cost, and decided on having one Month's Selling Off previous to arrival of New Goods from England. The following Goods are decidedly Cheap, and well worth the attention of the Public. Ladies* Tuscan, Dunstable, and Fancy Straw Bonnets, in great variety. Cashmere, Barege, Lisle, Shetland, Merino & other Shawls. Print, De Lame, Gingham, Cashmere, Muslin, and fancy striped Dresses. A very large assortment of Ribbons, Laces, Gloves, Collars, Hosiery, and Haberdashery. Muslins of every description. Linens, Lawns and Diapers. Merinoes, Orleans and Cobnrgs, Woollens, Slops. i Moreens, Carpets, Oil Cloth, &c, And every other article connected with the trade. Auckland, Jan. 23, 1850.
Mr. A. W. HANSARD, HOUSE, ESTATE & GENERAL AGENT, High Street, Next to the Custom House and Post Office. To Residents in the Country, intending Absentees, &c, Mr. Hansard oilers his services in receiving their rents, &c, the payment of such charges as they «iay direct and authorize, and the transaction of such general business as they may require, pledging himself to an implicit attention to their instructions, and a faithful regard to their interests. For the accommodation of the Proprietors of Land, Houses, &c, &c, Mr. Hansard proposes to keep a Register of all such propcity for sale or hire ; and, when required, to uegociale such sale or letting in their behalf. He -will also keep a Register ov Land, Houses, &c, required by intending purchasers, lessees, or huers. Mr. Hansard's charges for commission in the above-mentioned cases will be moderate — and, when practicable, will be subject to prior arrangement
LAND. WANTED TO PURCHASE.— On the North Shore, or at the Wahu. TO BE LET OR SOLD.— One or two Farms in the Tamaki District. TO BE LET.— On an Improving Lease for a term of two years, Two Allotments in Freeman's Bay. HOUSES. TO LET. — That commodious and delightfully situated House at the junction of the Epsom and Tamaki Roads, known as " Remuera House." Rent exceedingly moderate. ON SALE.* A few beautiful India Proofs, by Finden, after Maitim, &c, &c. Engravings, Frames, Books, &c, &c. Apply to A. W. Hansard, House, Estate and General Agent, High Street.
WANTED—In a gentleman's family a MAN and his WIFE, as Servants. Apply for address to the "New Zcalander" office.
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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 401, 16 February 1850, Page 1
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