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New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 579, 1 November 1851, Page 2

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Victoria Warehouse. pRAHAM & HENDERSON have vJT just opened, ex "Cashmere," from London, a lar^e assortment of Gentlemen's Ileady-made Clothing-, as under :—: — COATS. Cloth Shooting- Coats Tweed ditto ditto Alpaca Summer ditto WAISTCOATS, Black and Coloured Satin "Waistcoats " Cassimere ditto " „ Embroidered ditto Coloured Barathea ditto White Marseilles Quilting ditto Brown Holland ditto China Silk ditto Light fancy Thibet ditto Dark ditto ditto A variety of Boys' fancy ditto TROUSERS. Superfine Black Cloth Trousers Light Doeskin and Tweed ditto Moleskin- and Corduroy ditto Boys' Cloth ditto " Moleskin and Corduroy ditto " Cloth Suits SHIRTS. Long-cloth Dress Shirts Fancy Regatta ditto Scotch Tweel ditto Blue Serge ditto Graham & Henderson. Auckland, 31st Oc. 1851.

VICTORIA WAREHOUSE.

Received, Ex "Cashmere," prom London, SUPERFINE BLACK CLOTH n5 Ditto ditto Cassimere Ditto ditto Doeskin Coloured Doeskins and Tweeds Cassinette, Linen, and Cotton Drills Fine White and Printed Quilting Valencia Waistcoating Rich White Silk ditto " Thibet ditto " Black Satin ditto Graham and Henderson. Auckland, Oct. 31st, 1851.

BRITISH AND FOREIGN WAREHOUSE.

TUST RECEIVED, per late arrivals, a vatl riety of NEW GOODS, among which are the following: — Muslin Dresses, Summer Shawls Ribbons, Cambric Prints, Neck Ties Mousline de Lames, Poplins, Tassels Bridal Shawls, Scaif Shawls, Lawns Gent's Neck and Pocket Handfs., Linens Drawn Silk Bonnets in great variety Children's ditto, Trimmings, &c. A great variety of Summer Goods too numeious to particularize. Auckland, Oct. 31, 1851.

EX "CASHMERE."

MRS. WETHERED, having just arrived per "Cashmere," from London, with a Choice and Select Assortment of Artisicial Flowers, Fancy Millinery, Feathers, and Jewellery, selected by herself at the first London Houses, and of the latest fashion, intends opening her Establishment in Shortland Street, (next door to Mr. Moffitt's, Surgeon Dentist, adjoining the "New Zealander" office,) on Monday next, and trusts to meet that patronage from the Ladies of Auckland and its vicinity which it will be her endeavour to merit. Feathers Cleaned, Dyed, or altered to the latest Parisian fashions.

TO MERCHANTS, STOREKEEPERS, & OTHERS.

npHE Advertiser, with twenty years experiJL ence, with London Houses and Commercial pursuits will treat confidentially with principals. Apply 303, Post Office, Auckland.

TO BRICKMAKERS.

TTTT ANTED, 25,000 good full sized, well TT burnt BRICKS. Further particulars to be obtained on application to Bain & Btjrtt, Wharf, Lower Queen -street.

ODD FELLOWS PERMANENT LAND & BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

HPHE MEMBERS of the above Association JL are hereby notified that the First Monthly Meeting will be held in the F. F. Lodge Room, on Friday evening, 7th Nov., at 8 o'clock, when the First Lottery will be held. The Members of the Auckland District of Odd Fellows are invited. By Order of the Committee, Joshua Robinson, President. James Derroai, Secretary. Auckland, Oct. 31, 1851.

[Advertisement.] PROPER QUALIFICATION FOR REPRESENTATIVES.

TO THE BURGESSES OF THE WEST WARD.

T7IELLOW BURGESSES,— We shall shortly be Jj called upon to perform a most important duty — to ourselves, and perhaps such as will concern our children also— in voting for a person to represent our interests m the Common Council, and to construct laws for our future local government, — a duty which emphatically demands our most serious attention and caution— and to study and well weigl) the matter over in our minds, instead of making a rash selection. If a voter has done this to his own satisfaction and conviction, he can have no objection of giving in his name at once in favour of the man of his choice ; but if he is at all wavering in his opinion, a careful and a special regard ought to be had in reference to the qualification of the various candidates brought forward. As the future well-being of ourselves and families— our town and district— depend on the manner in which these local legislators discharge their duties, every one is in duty bound to give the subject his best consideration, and use every available means of gaining a thorough knowledge of their abilities, in order, if posMble, to make the best choice— and thereby show to the enemies of th« liberality of the franchise that we duly | appreciate such a right conferred, and thus prevent cause of repentance on our part when too late to be recalled. For roy part, I shall act in accordance with an every day practice in the common concerns of life, analogous to a well-understood guide by every man in all matters of serious import to his present and future private, social, and political interest.