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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 798, 7 December 1853, Page 1

i'.Mi^VtfriiMiM OPPOSITE MESSRS. CONNELL AND RIDINGS' AUCTION MART QUEEN-STREET. T AND W. HENDERSON beg to intimate to the inhabitants of Auckland and neigh- ? * hood, that they have received ex Heather Bell, and Algerine, 25 PACKAGES NEW SUMMER GOODS, Amongst which are a large and varied assortment of— Muslin, Muslin de Laine, and Barege Dresses Embroidered Lustre, Alpaca, and Bayadere Robes Crape, Cballi, and Llama Checks French Printed Cambric Muslins Glace Silk Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons and Silk Neck Tics Cashmere and Barege Shawls and Scarfs Plain White do. and do. do. and do. Handsome Damask, and Embossed Table Covers Printed Druggets and Table Baize Lace Curtains, and Figured Window Muslin Jacconet, Book, and Leno '' Lappet, Book, and Spotted " Corded Skirts and Crenolines Flannels, Shirtings and Sheetings Cotton Sheets, Dennins, Diapers, and Huckaback Brown and Check Hollands, Roll Lining, and Selisias Cassimeres, Doeskins, Tweeds, and Woollen Cord Mens' and Boy's Alpaca Coats " " Leghorn, Straw, and Felt Hats Boy's Tweed and Moleskin Trowsers, Also, 1 Case Gentlemens' Paris Hats. Auckland, 23rd November. 1853. HEATHE HPHE Undersigned have just opened a Large Variety of— Ladies' Cashmere and Lasting Boots " Lasting Boots, double soled " Strong Leather Shoes " Lasting and Patent Leather do. Also, — Cbildrens' Leather Shoes, all sizes. J. and W. HENDERSON, Queen-street. Opposite Messrs. Connell and Ridings' Auction Mart. Auckland, 25rd November, 1853. J. BOLOUS AND CO. TAILORS, SHORTLAND-STREET, IN reluming thanks to the Gentlemen of Auckland and vicinity, for the liberal suppo-.t they have received since the opening of their Establishment, beg to inform them that thev have received Extensive Consignments of Cloth, Doeskin, Tweeds, and a large quantity of Shepherds Plaid, etc., ex late arrivals; and, that, in consequence of the depression in the Australian markets, they are enabled to reduce the prices of first quality clothing to the following rates, viz. : Black Cloth Coats, from Doeskin Shooting Coats, (best quality) from 2/. to . Tweed Shooting Coats, from 11. 10s. to ... White and Fancy Marcella Vests Black Doeskin Trowsers, from Tweed Trowsers, from English Doeskin Trowsers, (Fancy Doe) .... Ditto ditto, " " best quality Drill Trowsers, from The following Pbices abe paid to Joubneymen For making Coats—Dress or Frock " " Paletots ..... a « Wrappers . " " Trousers . " « Vests ..... £2 10 0 2 10 0 2 0 0 0 15 0 1 7 0 0 15 0 15 0 1 10 0 0 15 0 £ 8. d. 1 8 6 12 6 0 18 6 0 8 0 0 7 0 |3r A FEW JOURNEYMEN TAILORS WANTED. MR. BUCKINGHAM'S FAMILY beg to announce their which will take place in the Odd Fellows' Hall, THIS EVENING, THE 7™ DECEMBER, 1853, when, amongst other novelties, a selection of H. Russell's last popular Entertainments in England, IEE EMIGRANT'S PROGRESS, which has been brought by a gentleman from Liverpool, and who has kindly lent the Music, which will be sang during the Evening. [gMljWpi^ FIRST PART. Chorus " Whisper Low," Masaniello. g 0 l 0) , "GoodvGay," .... Miss R. Buckingham. Duette, Flute and Piano Selection, ... La Gazza Ladra. Trio ' " Come nw Friends," . . • • • • Norma. Solo', . . . "Mountain Flower," (flute accompaniment), . i Miss Buckingham. Quartette,. • . . "Welcome lovely May," llosina. Solo and Chorus, . " I remember, I remember," . Master W.Buckingham, (Travellers). Duette, . . . Singing Lesson, (by desire), . . . Mr. and Miss Buckingham. Duette, . . . Singing Lesson, (by desire), . . . Mr. and Miss Buckingham. BETWEEN THE FIRST AND SECOND PARTS. Solo (Flute) Selection from Norma Master Buckingham. A Comic Chapter on Logic „" ' :„• % SW^jWr Popular Melodies, Flute and Piano . . Miss. Master, and iuiss n. Buckingham. Chorus Solo Solo Comic Solo end Chorus SECOND PART. "Haste to the Wild Woods," .... Rnssell. " Land of the Free," . . Miss R. Buckingham. "The Last Farewell," . Miss Buckingham . Russell. " Nelly Bly" (Ethiopian Melody) . Mr. Buckingham .Russell. "Cheer, Bovs, Cheer," . Mr. Buckingham . Russell. g o lo . . " Long parted have we been," . Master Buckingham . Russell. Duette (Comic) » . "'When a little 1 farm we keep," . Mr. and Miss Buckingham. Solo and Chorus, "There's a good lime coming boys," by desire, Master C. Buckingham. Russell. N 4 B.—The Entertainment will commence at eight o'clock precisely. Parties that may have been prevented from attending, can have their tickets renewed on application, as those issued on the last occasion will not be admitted. Front Seals, 55.; Lady and Gentleman, 7s, 6d. Back Seats, 2s. Od.; Lady and Gentleman, 4s. Children, half price. Tickets can ouiy be obtained from. Mr. Buckingham— not transferable.