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New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 562, 3 September 1851, Page 1

GENILEMEN'S READY MADE CLOTHING, SLOPS, SHIRTS, &c. VICTOR. I A WAREHOUSE.

fi RAHAM and HENDERSON have just vJT opened, ex " Norfolk," a Large and well selected Assortment of Gentlemen's Ready Made Clothing, Slops, Shirts, &c, which they have decided on offering for Sale at a small advance on cost price, in order to make room for similar shipments shortly expected,? as per advices received, viz. : — COATS, Gents'. Superfine Black Cloth Coats " " Cloth Shooting do. " " " Fishing do. " Blue Pilot Chesterfield do. " Black Beaver do. do. " Blue Pilot American do. " do. do. Pea do. " do. Flushing do. WAISTCOATS, Gents'. Thibet and Barathea Waistcoats " Poplin & Corded Silk do. " Black Satin and Embossed do. " Black Cassimere & Piaid Wool do. " Sporting and Fancy do. TROWSERS. Gents.' Fancy, Doe, and Tweed Trowsers " Black Cloth and Cassimere do. Drab and Printed Moleskin do, Boys' Corduroy and Moleskin do. JACKETS, Mens and Boys' Moleskin & Cloth Jackets Also — Boys' Superfine Cloth Tunic Frocks Youths' Huzzar Jackets and Trowsers Youths' Huzzar Suits. SHIRTS, White Long Cloth Shirts, dressed and undressed, Fancy Regatta do. do. Heavy Scotch Twill do. Blue Serge and Guernsey do. And Two Cases of Velvet Pile Hats. Shortland-street, tst Sept., 1851.

ON SALE EX « EMMA," rpwO HALF-TIERCES KERRS HONEYJL DEW NEGROHEAD TOBACCO, 2 Half Tierces BARRET'S TWIST Ditto ditto. Graham & Henderson. llth August, 1851.

SEED BARLEY, a Superior Article— on Sale by the Undersigned. J. A. Langford. Steam Flour Mill, Sept. 2nd, 1851.

TO AUCTIONEERS, PUBLICANS, &c.

"TJST ANTED by a Young Man, aged 22, T V employment either as Bar-keeper, Clerk, or Shopman. The highest references can be given. Salary moderate. Apply by letter to P. P. C, Post Office, Auckland. Sept. 2nd, 1851.

BB.XTXSB AND rOStSIGST WAREHOUSE,

Ex " Norfolk." ON Monday next, will be ready for inspection, a choice selection of Paris Millinery, among which will be found the following Ladies' Spring and Summer Bonnets " Dress Caps u Visetts and Mantillas, of newest style, and shape and trimming " French made Contille Stays, a very superior aiticle " French Fans, Victoria Mounting " Valancene Lace trimmed Collars French Flowers, Ostrich Feathers, &c, &c. August 29, 1851.

PROJECTED LAND ASSOCIATION.

A PUBLIC MEETING of the Shareholders, and others interested in this Association, will be held in the Hall of the Auckland Mechanics' Institute, on Friday evening, at |r past 1 for 8 o'clock, when the present Preliminary Committee will resign office, and it will therefore be necessary for those who may have by that time become Shareholders, to elect a Committee and Officers, for such period as may be deemed expedient. Wm. Griffin, Sec. pro tern. Sept. 2nd, 1851.

AUCKLAND LAND ASSOCIATION.

THE Share Lists for the above will lie for signature, until Thursday evening next, with Mr. Williamson, Shortland-street, 11 A.Clarke, " « " A. W. Hansard, " " ' " Archd. McPherson, « " M. Somerville, " " " J. T. Boylan, Queen-street, " G. Hunter, " " " Geo. Smith, White Hart Hotel, " E. Bull, Parnell, " J. Kelly, High-street, And at several other places. Intending subscribers are requested to affix their signatures as soon as convenient, as a meeting will be held on Friday next for the Election of Officers, Lc. By order of the Committee. September 2nd, 185 i. Wm, Griffin, Sec. pro tern,