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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 426, 15 May 1850, Page 1

Fashionable TVin^p^^M^ Ladies' Paletot I)ressels—ill coiSvttl Flowered Robes Silk Stripe Coburg Dresses Printed Cashmere Dresses Shaded Jenny Lind. Stripes Plain Coburg and Merinos Printed Flannels Genuine French Merinos, (scarlet, crimson and blue) 5-4 Imitation French. Merinoa Colored Cotton Velvets Delaine Dresses Scotch Ginghams, &c. Plain black Satin Shawls Embossed black Cashmere Shawls of sizes Rich Paisley Scarf Shawls, two colours in each/ black and crimson, green scarlet, and all white Rich Paisley Squaie Shawls, black, drab, white, and blue and scarlet Woollen Plaid Scarf Shawls Woollen Plaid Shawls Barege Shawls, Light Cashmere Shawl* Knitted Wool Shawls Jenny Lind Shawls Turnovers of every description Embossed Cashmere H oods Worsted ditto Beulah Pelerines Vandyke Cravats Knitted Polka Coats Worsted Boas Figured black Aprons Rich dark Bonnet Ribbons Dark French Kid Gloves Assorted Tapes, in Fancy boxes Cheniel and silk neck Ties, (trimmed lace) Purses (various kinds) Glary's red marking Cotton, 24 to 60 A. J. begs to apprize the Ladies who are preparing for the BALL that he has just opened a rich assortment of Silk Velvets of colors Broad Bertha Laces Cortia Laces Dove Glace Silks Ditto ditto Striped Rich Fancy Silks Wide white Blond 3-4 rich black watered stripe Silks Rich Brussls Ducape Rldck Gros Glace Black Satinettes An assortment of colored French Satin Ribbons, &c, &c. Railway House, Queen-street.

Colonial Tweed Clothing OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. PILOT GOATS Pea Jackets Albert Pilots Flushing Coats Cloth Trowsers of all kinds Cloth, Satin and Fancy Waistcoats Fancy Kegatta Shirts Scotch Twill ditto Serge and Baize Shirts Silver's superior Cloth Caps Townenr's Celebrated Ventilating NAP MATS A. Jones, Railway House, Queen -street.

A PADDOCK TO BE LET, WITHIN A SHORT DISTANCE OF THE TOWN, CONTAINING upwards of four Acres of Fenced Grass and Clover. For particulars, apply at the Office of this Paper.

FOR SALE, THREE ALLOTMENTS OF GROUND, having each a frontage of 1 9 feet by 70 feet depth, eligibly situated near the Barracks. Apply to J. Brigham, Auctioneer and General Agent," May 7, 1850,