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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 744, 1 June 1853, Page 1

EX “CASHMERE.” RAILWAY I! OUSE, OUEEN-STREET. EX ‘CASHIERS.’ THE FOLLOWING GOODS ARE NOW HEADY FOR INSPECTION, N E CASE ASSORTED II 0S I ER Y 1 Bale Welsh Flannel, of qualities 1 Case Gentlemen’s Clothing, of the very best make and superior texture 1 Case Merino and Lamb’s Wool Shirts, Brown Cotton, Lamb's Wool and Merino Pantaloons, and an Assortment of Winter Hosiery I Case Bough and Dressed Hollands, Patent Window Holland, Dowlas, for pillowslips 1 Case Nicknacks, colored Costumes in porcelain; Crochet, Knitting, and Netting Needles, in fancy boxes; Evans’s Boar-head and Barber’s Crochet Cotton ; Strut’s Knitting Cotton; Leather Snake Bells; Ladies’ Companions, Orna_ mcnlcd Clocks, with glass shades; Colored Hair Pins, Brooches, Table Bells, etc., etc. 1 Case Assorted Haberdashery i Bale Long Cloths, of qualities. EX “ SIR EDWARD PAGET.” THE UNDERMENTIONED LIST WILL BE READY IN A FEW DAYS;— I Case Ladies’and Children’s Woollen Polkas, of every variety; 5-4 and 0-4 Wool Handkerchiefs; 8-4 Wool Plaid Shawls; ditto ditto Scarf-Shawls; Wool Scarf Shawls, of every class I Case Plain, Brown, Striped, Spotted, and Shot Derrys; Toilet Covers, of two colors; and Marseilles Quills and Counterpanes; Colored Venetians, for blinds, also in Landscape and Marine 1 Case Gents’While and Colored Kid Gloves; Ladies’ ditto ditto ; and Fancy Cashmere Mixture and Pliiloiell ; White and Colored Cashmere Hoods ; Fancy Mufflers; Athol Sleeves; Edinburgh, Belgian, Swiss, and Rachel Fancy Beauforts ; Fancy and Royal Alberts 1 Case Tweed ; Printed Cravats; Printed Alpacas ; Ginghams; Hungarian, Bloomer, Dalian, Phishing, Printed Flannels; Fancy Druggets 1 Case Black and Colored Alpaca Lustres, Atlanta Mixture; Persian do Hoi; Figured and Plain Coburgs, of colors; Black and Colored Orleans; Colored French Crapes, for dresses; Royal ditto Ball Dresses, in various fabrics—a great variety. I Case Printed Orleans and Cashmeres, Gala DcLaincs, Nouveau Fabric, Superfine Silk Checks, new material for dresses; Filled Shawls, various; and Filled Scarf-Shawls; Printed DcLainc Handkerchiefs; Cashmere ditto; Black and White Lace Falls. 1 Case Linen and Colton Ticking; Carpeting i Case Trimmings, of various kinds, for dresses; Long and Short Robes, beautifully worked; Threads, Laces, Scolloping, Insertion, Flouncings, Trimmings, Head Ornaments, and Baby’s Trimmed Gaps, in Scotch and French Cambric, etc., etc. The undersigned Halters himself that his Stock is unrivalled in the Colony, and which will be sold at the smallest remunerating rale. ALFRED JONES, RAILWAY HOUSE, Queen-Street. BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE. JUST OPENED, i SPLENDID VARIETY OF LADIES’, GENTS’. AND CHILDREN’S A BOOTS AND SHOES, Tll E VE R Y REST EVER IMPO RT E I). Also— SOME OF THE VERY WORST. Shorlland-slrcct, Auckland, May H)lb, 1853 THOMAS KEVEN.

B 0 NJN_,E T S. LANDED THIS DAT, ex ONE CASE, containing, — Hoys’ Leghorn Hals J)o. Count clc Paris Girls’ and Maids’ Plain and Fancy Straw Bonnets Women’s do. do. Do, Plain Tuscan do. l)o. fancy do. do. Do. Glace Drawn do. Also, 1 Bale best o-4 Chintz Prints An Excellent Assortment of Children’s Dresses Paisley Filled and Bcrcgo Long Shawls. N.B.—Good Needlewomen wanted, also several Apprentices. W. Rattray, New Zealand House. May 23, 1853. AUCKLAND IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY. IirANTED, —Two Good Blacksmiths,— hj Two Filters-np, or Vyce-Men; also an out-door Apprentice. W. Bourne, Engineer. Queen Street.

FAMILY AND GENTLEMEN’S BOAR DIN G RESID ENC E. Princes Street, (Cpposiie Government House Gale , next door to the office of the Union Bank.) T 11. KING respectfully announces that c* « lie has established —what has been so long felt to be a great desideratum in Auckland A Respectable and Commodious BOARDING HOUSE for the reception of strangers arriving from England and the adjacent Colonies, Settlers and their families having occasion to visit Auckland, and a comfortable home for respectable Young Men in business occupations in the city. He has taken those capacious premises formerly occupied by the family of the late General Pitt, which arc now being fitted up, and no expense will be spared in furnishing every thing needful for comfort and convenience, and keeping the table well supplied with Good old English Fare. An Ordinary every day at Two o’clock. ON SALE, By the Undersigned. A FEW DOZEN SUPERIOR SPADES, xjL Ex Cashmere , Nos. 1 and 2. W. Brodie. Fort Street, May 18, 1835.