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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 757, 16 July 1853, Page 1

MilKfiiiMiMsiTaariffi HRI ON SALE, , WINTER GOODS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, IN LADIES' DRESS, AND ARTICLES OF HOUSEHOLD AND DOMESTIC USE. WORSTED POI/KAS, Children's ditto, Square and Scarf Shawls, in variety Plaid, Mixed and Llama Wool, DeLaines, Mantles, Coburgs, Orleans Neck Wool Mufflers, Berthas, Habit Shirts, Bracelets,'"gold embroidered Silk Velvet, for Slippers, Riding Habit Shirts and Sleeves, Dress Caps A few superior Winter Bonnets, in Terry Velvet and Satin, at reduced prices Long Cloths, Shirtings, Fine Calicos, Tickings, Umbrellas, Moreens Fine and Stout Hollands, Celecias, Roll'd Jaconets, Diapers, Leiros Black Bandannas and Ducape Handkerchiefs White and Colored Silk Pocket ditto Paris Silk Hats, Hosiery, kc. Ladies' Fans, Reticules, Crotchet, Netting Cotton, Dress Sleeves, Purses Visettes, Ribbons, Lace Falls, Scarfs, Shawls and Collars, Garters Silk Stay Laces, Silk Girdles, Tassels, and Visette Fasteners Tooth Brushes, Dressing Combs, Toilet Soap H. ELLIS. July 15, 1858. JUST OPENED, EX SIMLAII AND SIR EDWARD PAGET. nPHREE Cases Plate Glass, Swinging Glasses, Mahogany Moulded Fram 1 Case Gravesend Sou'westers 1 Case Assorted Cutlery Bales containing Gents' first-rate Pilot COATS, Jackets, and Trousers, Railway travelling RUGS, Carpet Bags, Twill Cotton Sheets, BLANKETS, Woollen Plaid Shawls, Serge Draws, Heavy Nitted Socks, Twill Regattas, Gents' superfine Black cloth TROWSERS, Flannel and Merino Vests, Flushing Coats and Trowsers, &c., &c, &c. Shorthand Street, Auckland, June 24th, 1853. DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE in Hobson-strccl, at present occupied by the - Proprietor's family, WILL BE VACANT IN A FEW DAYS. The House contains Six Rooms, with spacious Kitchen, Pantry, filled with every convenience, and Scullery. IV o expense lias been spared lo render t'lis a comfortable family residence, having been recently painted inside and out, and otherwise greatly improved. The Out-buildings consist of a lofty Four-stall Stable, with Coach and Fowl Houses attached, together with a Loft, capable of stowing many tons, a Yard sixty feet square, well metalled with scorias and drained throughout. The Orchard and Garden, being about an acre, is well stocked with almost every description of fruit trees, "the whole of which is enclosed with a thorn hedge, five feet high. Apply to ALFRED JONES, Railway House, Queen-street. WIN 111 7ILLIAM TATTERSALL has received by the above vessels, from London, the ' undermentioned sizes of WINDOW GLASS, being superior to any ever before imported into Auckland:— 2000 feet of 40*26 and 58*50, very suitable for pictures, and also for shop fronts. W. T, can recommend this for shop fronts, being extra thick Crown Glass. 6000 feet best Crown, of the undermentioned sizes,—2l*l4, 24*18, 48*14, 16*12, 14*10, 14*12, 12*10, 10x8. Also, 1 Case Lead Pipe, 2i-inch, 2-inch, and 11-inch bore. Auckland, June 28th, 1855. itiiiikini: JUST OPENED, SPLENDID VARIETY OF LADIES', GENTS', AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, THE VERY BEST EVER IMPORTED. SOME OF THE VERY WORST. THOMAS KEVIN. Shoriland-slreet, Auckland, May 19th, 1853.