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New Zealander, Volume 6, Issue 478, 13 November 1850, Page 1

NEW GOODS.

rpHE undermentioned NEW- GOODS aie ■*• now marked off and ready for inspection :—: — Embroidered Swiss Muslin Curtains Jacconet, Cambric, and Mull Muslins Hair, Cord, and Fancy Muslins White, Check, and Fancy Muslin Di esses Albinos, new material for Dresses Barego and Belzorine Dresses Shot fancy -colored Lustres for Dresses Summer Mousseline de Ltines in great vaiiety Check Llama Dresses of colors Rich shot Glacd J^ilks of colors Rich figuied shot Glac6 Silks, of colois, quite new Rich sky and lavender Ducape for Dresses Rich black Salineltes and Brussels Ducape? for Dresses Large white Llama and Baii'ge Shawls Black and colored Barege Scarf Shawls Black and colored Thibet Scarf Shawls Rich Silk and Satin brocaded Visittes 7-8 wide rich satin stripe watered Silk for Visittes Broad Thread Laces White Lace Falls and colored Veils Blond, Tulle, and spotted Brussels Nrt fummer Bonnet Ribbons Balloon Lace Sleeves and Cuffs Trimmed Habit Shirts Rich fancy and white silk and satin Neck Ties Very fine Lisle Hose White and Sky Cachmere lloyle's Cambric Plates, in dresses of 10 yards Silk and Cotton Parasols Girls' Hosiery, assorted sizes Infants' Cambric Caps and Frock Bodies Infants' long and short Robes Wide figured Damask Ribbons for Neck Cambric Handkerchiefs in boxes An assoitment of very pretty Cap Fronts Ladies' Black and white Silk Hose Worked French Muslin Collars &c. &c. &c, A. Jones, Railway House, Qucen-sl.

Drawn Bonnets.

A VARIETY of Colored British DRAWN BONNETS, of sizes Also, Childrens Mats, of sixes, same materials — will be found on inspection very good and very cheap. A. Jones, Railway House, Queen-sl.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AUCKLAND.

ON Sabbath first, the 17th instant, Public Worship will be held (D. V.) forenoon and afternoon, at the usual hours, when the Rev. John G. Mu.lard will preach. By order of the Office Bearers, W' S. Graham h* Auckland, 11th November, 1850,

NOTICE.

ALL ACCOUNTS owing to the late Firm of 11. and D. Graham, if not paid to the undersigned on or before the 30lh instant, will, without further notice, be handed over to a Solicitor for recovery. Graham & Henderson. Shortland-street, November 12, 1850.

IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.

CHEAP BREAD.

IM-IE Public of Auckland and its vicinity are respectfully informed that on and after Monday, 11th instant, they can be supplied with the best Bread at 3d. the 21b. loaf, at J. FiFxniNii's, Confectionei, Shortland-stieet, opposite Mr. McKonzie's Medical Hall. Auckland, Nov. 7th, 1830.

LADY'S 11 011 S F« .

OHO im LET OUT fiom th» " Rxcbango <*■ Lively Stables," a LADY'S HOUSE warranted quiet and gentle. Oc.ober2B, 1800