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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 408, 13 March 1850, Page 1

COLONIAL TWEED CLOTHING. RAILWAY HOUSE, Queen Street. A JONES begs to apprize bis • Friends and the Public generally, that owing to the great demand for Eeady Made Clothing of the above Material, he has engaged several experienced workmen, and has now ready for inspection an assortment of COATS, WAISTCOATS, and TROWSERS, which he feels assured will give general satisfaction, both as regards workmanship and price. A. J. also undertakes to execute orders with care and punctuality. March 8, 1850.

NOTICE. MR. J. A. LANGFORD begs to notify for the information of his late customers and the Public, that the Business lately conducted by him in Shortland-street, has been relinquished in favour of Mr. 11. Ellis who will continue the Establishment as heretofore. Mr. Langford being about to leave the Colony requests that all debts contracted previous to the Ist March be settled without delay. March 9, 1850.

Straw Sonnet Warehouse* MR. H. ELLIS, in intimating his accession to the management to the above place of Business, respectfully assures the Public that no diligence will be wanting to afford that satisfaction in business transactions to which their patronage has claim, and pledges himself in all sincerity to a system of moderate uniform charges, now beginning to be fully appreciated by every intelligent purchaser. THE STRAW BONNET BUSINESS will be continued as formerly, and every possible attention will be bestowed on this department in order to meet the taste and wishes of customers. Shortland-street, March 9.

Straw Sonnet Warehouse. CLEARING OUT. THE whole of the Goods now on hand having to be disposed of before the 15th of the ensuing month, an immense reduction has been effected throughout the entire Stock, and the Public will find on inspection that the prices at which these Goods are now marked present an opportunity for making cheap purchases such as may not occur again for some time. A large quantity of Plain and Fancy Straw Dunstable, Chip, and Tuscan Bonnets, which have been subjected to a reduction almost incredable, will be found particularly worthy of notice. Shortland-street, March 9.

rnssxx <? potted svtter* THE Undersigned, having made arrangements with several Dairy Farmers to supply the above legularly, will in future receive such quantities as will fully meet the wants of their Customers at all times. JAMES SIMMS & Co. March Ist, 1850,

NOTICE. THE Undersigned being about to leave the Colony requests all parties who arc indebted to him to settle their accounts on or before the 20th instant, and any who have claims upon him to send in their demands forthwith. Frederick Newman, Cabinet Maker. Official Bay, March 12, 1850,