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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 799, 10 December 1853, Page 1

NEW GOODS, EX “HAMILLA MITCHELL,” RAILWAY MOUSE, QUEEN-STREET. WILL BE READY IN A FEW DATS: g L A C K SILKS AND SATINET TES Coloured Gros de Naples Maize, Pink, Sky, and Fancy Coloured Shot Silks Slripc and Cross-bar do. do Figured and Stripe Shot Silks Shot Bayadere Silk Robes Rich Wide Bonnet Ribbon, white and coloured Printed Muslin Robes, made up, with jackets Plain and Figured Muslin Curtains Swiss and Embroidered ditto ditto Figured Coloured Spot Muslin Dresses Bayadere Stripe Gingham Dresses Fancy Worked Muslin Robes Flounced and Tucked ditto ditto Figured Plumales Sylphide, Barege, Tissue and Cashmere Shawls and Scarf Shawls Ladies’ Dress Caps, and French Kid Gloves A Large Assortment of Ell-wide Prints, fast colours etc., etc., etc. READY-MADE CLOTHING. Superior Black Frock Coals Black Cloth and Fancy Tweed Trowscrs Pilot Cloth 'Browsers An assortment of the very best Fancy Silk ami Satin Vest* CHRISTY’S PARTS NAP HATS Ditto Black and Coloured Fell ditto Gentlemen’s White and Coloured Dress Shirts, in boxes Gentlemen’s Braces Buck, Norway, Doeskin, and French Kid Gloves etc., etc., etc. December 2, 1855. ALFRED JONES, RAILWAY HOUSE, Queen-street. BRITISH AND FOREIGN WAREHOUSE. EX ‘ f KAMILLA MITCHELL,” N COURSE OF LANDING, —A Choice Selection of NEW GOODS, in Plain and Fancy DRAPERY, adapted to the present Season. Ladies rich brocade silk dresses, Illuminated striped ditto, Royal cross bar ditto Figured armazine ditto, Shot and striped levanline ditto Fancy, check, and plain shot colours, glaces, lutestring and badzenores ditto Black salinnettes, gros de Naples, and plain moire antique Bonnet silks in gros de Naples and glaces—variety of colours Ladies fancy silk bayadere robes, shot Velours ditto Fancy gingham and French embroidered muslin bayadere robes and skirts India stained muslin robes, Corset bodies. Promenade jackets to match Ladies Swiss book, spotted, satin checked, and Italian embroidery while muslin robes Ladies’ muslin Victoria shawl mantles and Gseties new Ladies’ rich cashmere, barage, and granadine summer shawls and scarfs Needle-worked chimesettes, While and coloured corded skirts Ladies’ dress caps, morning and undress fancy ditto, Napoleon veils While and fancy lutestring sash, cap, and bonnet ribbons in great variety Ladies’ fancy coloured bell ribbons, Fancy coloured French kid gloves Embroidered Swiss book muslin curtains, Figured window muslins Fancy stripe and satin check book muslins, Harness and hair cord ditto Victoria lawn, Scotch elastic mull, Plain and figured jaconet and spot book ditto White and coloured toilette covers, Lenos, crinolines, Black book muslins Plain and twilled India long clothes and cambrics, Coloured permanent twills French tarlelans, Coloured lisse gauze, Cambrays and gossamers Book muslin flouncing, Lawn handkerchiefs, and printed aprons Brussels figured net, spot and sprig ditto, Paris net and quilling. Whisker blonds Broad, trimming, and infant laces in variety, German and American ditto Black and white lace falls, Riding habit shirts, Berthas, Fancy Challies Rice straw, Tuscan, and fancy Leghorn trimmed bonnets French and German stays in separate boxes, of best quality Printed cambrieks in choice patterns and colours, Prints of new styles Rolled jaconets, calicos, counterpanes, lickings, hosieiy, liabeidashery, &c. Gent’s summer neck lies, corded muslin, opera and Albert ditto Boys’ and men’s summer blouses, Boys’ superior Albert bells Children’s English-made fancy dress pelesses Boys’ and girls’ braided jackets, ditto ditto with girdles English-made holland pineforcs, long and short sleeses Boys’ and girls’ holland polkas, printed frocks in variety Children’s neatly trimmed flounced frocks, various material Young ladies’ muslin dresses and white muslin visettes and polkas A great varietv of other goods. H. ELLIS. Dec. G, 1853B. SHEPHERD, LATE MASTER-TAILOR OF H. M. 58™ REGIMENT, TVEGS to announce that ho has commenced business in High-street, two doors from Shorlland-streel, opposite the “Osprey” Inn, and having engaged some of the best Workmen in the colony, be begs to assure gentlemen entrusting him with orders that they will be particularly attended to, and executed with neatness and despatch. B. S. is determined that all work done by him will be of such a style that it will be creditable to himself and satisfactory to bis customers. A Select Quantity of Ticeeds and Summer Clothing on hand. 6th December, 1853,