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New Zealander, Volume 10, Issue 885, 7 October 1854, Page 2

NOTICE. LONDON HOUSE, A. AND R. KEESING ARE SELLING OFF THE WHOLE OF THE GOODS JUST RECEIVED FROM LONDON, SYDNEY, AND MELBOURNE, Consisting of—- , CASES and BALES, containing, Clothing, Drapery, Woollens, Ironmongery, Saddlery, Cutlery, Fancy goods, &c, &c, &c. The whole of the above GOODS have been selected expressly for this market by Mr. A. Kkesincj himself, for cash. We can confidently assure the public that they will be sold much cheaper than any goods hitherto offered in this market, having been purchased far below English cost; the public have only to call and enquire the prices to prove the fact of the above announcement. October Gth, 1554.

EX " WftL DENNY." At the Stores of the Undersigned. | HALE SCARLET & BLUE BLANKETS, * Checked and blue barred blankets and covers 1 bale checked tweeds, for summer clothing i case ready-made clothing, for summer wear, including: Black and mixture casinett and Alpaca coats Shepherd Tweed coats Brown Milton cloth coats Fancy drill Irowsers •' * Doeskin irowsers Shepherd » fancy checked tweed irowsers Alpaca, Tweed, while and fancy quilting, cut silk velvet, and embroidered cloth vests 1 bale white blankets, common, medium, and super. Union, wooi. Saxony, and Welch flannels \ bale 6-4, 12-4, and 16-4, printed druggets and crumb cloths, green baizes, Bed flannels, Alpaca rugs 2 cases Hoyle's prints 2 cases Cashmere, barege and silk tissue shawls Black Indiana shawls Woollen shawls and scarfs \ case broad cloths ' . \ ease gala plaids and silk brossoons \ case coloured Alpacas 2 cases 7-i and 6-i black Coburgs 1 case 7-4 black Cashmeres 2 cases 6-4 black Alpaca lustres, Orleans and Canton cloth 2 cases ~i-\ Australian crape and doubletwilled Paramatta 2 cases ready-made clothing, very superior quality and workmanship, including— Black cloth paletots, dress coats, Frock coats Oxonian sporting coals Grey mixture doeskin coats Blue Pilot reefing jackets Black cloth and doeskin trowsers Moleskin trowsers Black cloth vests, plain and embroidered Black Moiree, and flowered satin vests, etc., etc., etc. C. Petsculer. Field's Lane, Shortland-strect.

A WORD TO THE INHABITANTS OF AUCKLAND. MR. SEATON, of the firm of Moriuson Dillon <x Co. of London, lias brought ' wilh him a small lot of superior Silks, real Irish Poplins. Ladies and Childrcns' Silk and Satin Polka and Mantles Sc, which Mr. S. finds that he cannot dispose of wholesale except at a loss of 30 per cent, and he is willing to submit to a loss of 20 per cent. which will bring them to about one half the prtces the inhabitants of Auckland have even had the opportunity of bringing goods of a superior quality, so that shopkeepers, dealers, hawkers, and private families can have an opportunity of saving one half in their purchases, verifying the old adage "A guinea saved is a guinea earned. ' The following will give sonic idea of the very low prices they will be offered at. Ladies Satin Polkas Bs. cost 12s. Superior Satin Mantles of the newest shapes 255. 6d. worth at least 2 guineas. 20 Ladies Silk Mantles, slighllv damaged, Bs. French Silk Dresses wide width 50s. the full dress. A few real Irish Poplins warranted all silk and wool, the only lot in the colony, these will be offered at 3 guineas the full dress; Circassian Robe a beautiful dress 14s. these cost 17s. Od. Norwich Poplins a very beautiful dress 20s. slightly damaged. French Coburg cloths ; plain and fancy Brocade Silk a very handsome dress with a cotton back 275. Od. these dresses are often sold for all silk and fetch fourand five pounds each. There is also a bale of Blankets, as the market is full, Mr. Seaton will sell them off immediately and they will be offered at a loss of 30 per cen .on the Invoice. Eight quarter blankets at 9s. per pairand to clear the others off immediately no reasonable offer will be refused. The goods arc stored in a room next toJMr. Kelly's, High street, and can be seen on Monday next, the 9th insu. from 10 o'clock until one, and from 3 to 3 every day nnlil the whole is cleared way. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, fine powerful bay horse BOLLIVAR, - just imported ex "William Denny," by Mr. Bf.njamif Newell. Bollivar may be seen at the "Prince Albert" Inn, Epsom. Further particulars in a future advertisement. FOR SALE, >OSTS AM) RAILS. Combes and Daldy, Queen-street Wharf.