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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 753, 2 July 1853, Page 1

QUEEN-STREET STORE. R. B. SHALDERS BEGS to state that liis Plaids, Tweeds, Cloaking Cloths, Winter Dresses, Shawls, Shawl-Scarfs, kc., kc., by the Sir Edward Faget are now ready for sale. An additional shipment of GENERAL GOODS by the Simlah, will be ready in a few days. R. B. S. desires to add he does not wish to indulge in the usual language of advertisements, by stating his prices are less than his neighbours all he states is his Goods are actually imported by himself from the choicest markets, and he gives a first rate article for CASH. NEW DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT, OPPOSITE MESSRS. CONNELL AND RIDINGS AUCTION MART, QUEEN-STREET. T & W. HENDERSON (late of the Firm of Graham k Henderson), * in returning thanks to the Inhabitants of Auckland and its vicinity for the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed on them, beg to intimate that they have again commenced Business, in Queen-street, with A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF NEW DRAPERY, HOSIERY, HABERDASHERY, kc., kc. Auckland, 24th June, 1853. A. & R. REESING’S OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE. UST OPENED, EX SIMLAH AND SIR EDWARD PAGET : PUREE Cases Plate Glass, Swinging Gla ses, Mahogany Moulded Frames 1 Case Gravesend Sou’westers 1 Case Assorted Cutlery Cotton Sheets, BLANKETS, Woollen Plaid Shawls, Serge Draws, Heavy Nittcd Socks, Twill Regattas, Gents’ superfine Black doth TROWSERS, Flannel and Merino Vests, Flushing Coats and Trowsers, kc., kc., kc. Shortland Street, Auckland, June 24th, 1853. EX “SIMLAH” AND “MARY CATHARINE.” WINDOW GLASS. T7ILLIAM TATTERSALL has received by the above vessels, from London, the A undermentioned sizes of WINDOW GLASS, being superior to any ever before imported into Auckland: — 2000 feet of 40 *26 and 38 * 30, very suitable for pictures, and also foi shop fronts. W. T. can recommend this for shop fronts, being extra thick Crown Glass. 6000 feel best Crown, of the undermentioned sizes,—2l * 14, 24* 18, 18* 14, 46*12, 14*10, 44*12, 12 *lO, 10*8. Also, 1 Case Lead Pipe, 2-inch, and l|-inch bore. Auckland, June 28th, 1853. - BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE. JUST OPENED, 4 SPLENDID VARIETY OF LADIES’, GENTS’, AND CHILDREN’S -A BOOTS AND SHOES, THE VERY BEST EVER IMPORTED. Also— SOME OF THE VERY WORST. Shortland-street, Auckland, May 491h, 4853. THOMAS KEYEN.

J. BROWN ESPECTFULLY informs the Inhabitants X of the City and Suburbs of Auckland, and Country Settlers, that he has opened TILE LONDON COFFEE and HOARDING HOUSE, in Queen-street, next door but one to Mr.. Keightley’s, Watchmaker. N.B.—Hot Joints from twelve till two,. Soups daily at eleven.

WILLIAMS’S DICTIONARY OF THE NEW ZEALAND LANGUAGE, Second Edition. IVTOW PUBLISHED—The Second Edition In of a “Dictionary of the New Zealand Language,” in two P ar JJ : “ Maori and English —English and Maori, with a concise Grammer. 1 o which is added A Selection of Collocjuial Sentences. By William Williams, D.C.L., Archdeacon of Waianu, Price, Bs. J. Williamson, Bookseller, etc.