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New Zealand Colonist and Port Nicholson Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 64, 10 March 1843, Page 2

MRS. REYNOLDS would be happy to receive a Gentleman requiring Boarding and Lodging, at £l. ss. per week. Also, a Boarder. G. REYNOLDS, Cabinet-Maker, Te Aro Flat. March 10, 1843.

NOW'S YOUR TIME FOR A BARGAIN. 0 JUST RECEIVED Ex MARGARET, and ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, NAVY Blue and a great variety of assorted Prints, Mouslin de Laines, Mouslin and Print Dresses, Bleached and Unbleached Calico, A great variety of Shawls, Satin, Sarsonet, and Gauze Ribbon, Jaconet, Haircord, and Mull Mullin, White and Coloured Nett, Lace Edging and Quilling Nett, French Artificial Flowers, Ladies’ Lasting and Patent Leather Shoes, Cloth, Velveteen, and Moleskin Shooting Coats, Superfine Cloth and Fancy Drill Trowsers, Dark and Buff Valentia Waistcoats, Regatta and White Shirts, Mens’, Youths’,&Boys’,Strong Boots and Shoes, Rose Quarter Blankets, 10-4, 11-4, 12-4, Day and Night Telescopes, A great quantity of Irish Salt Pork, Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Pepper, 10 Cases Superior Port Wine, in 3 doz. Cases. A great quantity of other Goods, too numerous to mention. {gggjTOn account of these goods being purchased for Cash, enables the Undersigned to sell them under their usual prices. SAMUEL AND JOSEPH > WELLINGTON HOUSE, Port Nicholson. February 1, 1843.