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New Zealander, Volume XVIII, Issue 1722, 10 September 1862, Page 1

GERMAN IMMIGRATION. WE beg to inform the Public of New Zealand, that we have authorised Mr. CHARLES PETSCIILER, of Auckland, to issue tickets for passages by our vessels running be,ween this port and Otago, Wellington, and Auckland. Parties desirous of sending for friends or relations in Germany, will do well by applying at earliest convenience to Mr. Petsciiler for such passage orders, and by forwarding these to their friends at home will enable thorn to embark in one of our line of packet ships leaving regularly for New Zealand. We have also authorised Mr. Petsciiler to receive orders for farm labourers, hutkeepers, shepherds, stockmen, mechanics, &c., which will be executed with the utmost care and attention, and we are able from long experience to give the assurance that such colonists will turn out to the utmost satisfaction. Mr. Petsciiler will give any information required about passage money, &c. (Signed) JOHN CESAR GODEFFROY & SON Hamburgh, 24th June, 18G2. EX “ QUEEN OF THE NORTH,” Now open and on Sale at Mrs. C. Lowson’s Millinery Establishment, An assortment of spring and summer GOODS, consisting of— Ladies’ Millinery Bonnets) Trimmed and Untrimmed Crinoline do. Straw and Fancy do. Also all the newest styles and shapes in Trimmed and Untrimcd Straw and Fancy Hats Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers, and Head Dresses dnd Hair Nets in great variety The Drapery Goods will bo found to contain a supply of— Robe Mohair Dresses Chcnie Mohairs Robe Silks Flounced Silks, Brocaded do. Chcnie Silks Ladies’ Tweed and Mohair Mantles and Paletots Llama Long Shawls Mohair Shawls Muslin Collars, Sleeves, &c. Which, being directly imported, will be offered at a price which cannot fail to give satisfaction. Wyndham-street, 29th August, 1802. MILLINERY AND DRESS ROOMS, OPPOSITE THE “NEW ZEALANDER” OFFICE, SHORTLAND CRESCENT, AUCKLAND. MRS. lIASLETT begs to intimate to the Ladies of Auckland and its vicinity that she has commenced the Millinery and Dress-making Business in all its branches at the above address. Her Show Rooms arc now ready for inspection, and will be found to contain a cho’cc assortment of novelties in Bonnets, Head Dresses, French Flowers, Mantles, Dress Materials, and other articles suitable for the approaching season. Particular attention will bo given to the Order Department, and Ladies supplying their own materials can have them made up and trimmed with facility. Wednesday, Sept. 3rd, 1802. Removal! Removal!! Removal!!! MRS. II ENDOW, (from QUEEN-STREET,) THE FOOT OF WAKEFIELD-STREET, (SOUTH SIDE.) ffMIE CHEAPEST HOUSE in Auckland for Baby JL Linen, Juvenile Dresses, and Ladies’ UnderClothing. Ladies own materials made up with neatness and dispatch at moderate charges. Bassinetts and Baby Baskets trimmed, &c. IMPORTANT TO LADIES. BABY LINEN WAREHOUSE, AND DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHMENT, Queen-Street, [opposite coombe’s buildings.] MRS. ALFRED JONES begs respectfully to inform her friends, and the public generally, that she has added the Dress Making to the Baby Linen Business, and having two of the most approved machines, will be able to execute orders with punctuality. An assortment of Baby Linen and Ladies’ Under Linen always on hand. Robes, Cloaks, Bassinetts, Baskets, &c., &c.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL. JAMES MACKIE, COACHBUILDER, & c., IN returning thunks to his customers for the liberal . patronage he has hitherto received, begs to inform them that he has removed to those more commodious premises at the back of VAILE’S BUILDINGS, where he hopes to merit a continuance of their favors. {feSf All orders promptly executed. YAIDE’S BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. GEORGE TURRELL, BOOT AND SHOE IMPORTER, HAS REMOVED to his new premises, next door to the Auction Mart of Mr. S. Jones. Queen-street, June 14th, 1862. Wedding Rings and Keepers. English hall - marked wedding RINGS AND KEEPERS, £1 Is., AT R. BECK’S, WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, Queen-street, Auckland. All kinds of Jewellery sold at London prices. KST Old Gold and Silver bought. RANSOMES & SIMS, ORWELL WORKS, IPSWICH, ENGLAND, Engineers, Ironfounders, and Agricultural Implement Makers, INFORM the Farmers, Squatters, Millers, and other residents in the Colony, that a Catalogue containing Drawings, and Price’s of their latest Improved Implements and Machines can be obtained, Fiee of Expense , on application to Mr. CHAPMAN, Bookseller, &c., cither personally or by letter at the office of this paper. The Catalogue contains illustrated descriptions ol Ploughs Harrows Grubbers Horse Hoes Horse Rakes Reaping Machines Chat! Cutters Rollers Clod Crushers Steam Engines, both Stationary and Portable Horse Power Thrashing Machines SteamThrashingMachines Winnowing Machines Flour and Corn Mills for Horse, Steam, or Water Power Screens Oat Mills and Corn Crackers Water Troughs Feeding Troughs Troughing for Sheep Stations Pumps Saw Benches, &c. Note. —Forwarded post free. Offices to be Let, f' BMIE Premises lately occupied by- Mr. Lee, SoliR citor. —Apply to Mr. Lee, at the offices lately occupied by Mr. Harvey, or to Mr. WISEMAN. Saddler, Queon-streep