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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 327, 16 September 1848, Page 2

FOR SALE, Ex CORNELIA, VICTO RF, and ELORA, from LONDON, INVOICES of Moleskin, Velveteens Monkey Jackets Moleskin and Gambroon Trousers Cotton Checks and Crossovers Delaine and other Dresses Shetland and other Shawls Towels, Dusters Regatta and White Shirts Vests, new Patterns Guernsey Frocks, striped Blankets, 10-4 to 12-4 Best Congou Tea, in half chests 3 Pockets Hops Russia Towelling Port, Sherry, Marsala, Claret, Hock, in cases Gin in cases and hhds. Barclay's Bottled Stout and Ale Rum, Leeward Island and Jamaica Brandy, Martell's and other brands Madeira in quarter casks 10 hhds. Cyder Hoop Iron 3-4 to 2J in. Printing Demy Wove Wire, 4 to 30 in. mesh Crystal, Soda, and coarse Salt Window Glass, German and British Decanters, Tumblers, Wine, and Champagne Glasses 100 extra size Wool Packs Best Mixed Pins Super Steel America Blue Axes Spades and Shovels 1 case Micklam's Gutta Percha Blacking, free from vitriol P. M. Hkrtey, or John Johnstok. 13th September, 1842.

FOR SALE,

Ex CORNELIA from London, OAAAA FIRE bricks /WVJVVV 50 barrels Roman Cement Apply to P. M. Hervey. 13th Sept., 1848.

WELLINGTON HOUSE.

MESSRS. SAMUEL & JOSEPH beg respectfully to announce to the Ladies, and Public generally, that they have just opened out an extensive and choice assortment of New Goods. received direct from London Victory, and are enabled to submit them for sale at such prices as will defy competition, Comprising the newest styles in Cashmere and Woollen Shawls Black Satin Shawls and Scarfs Black Satinett, Gros de Naples, Zephyr Crape, White and Coloured Persians Crape Challis, New Chintz and Striped Chintz, De Lames 3 cases of choice Prints and Ginghams Orleans Cloth and Coburgs in great variety 1 case assorted bonnets and Jenny Lind Hats French Satin, Lute-string, and terry Velvet Ribbons, Fancy Figured French Ribbon Neck Ties French Cap and Bonnet Flowers, Wreaths and Head-dresses Ladies' Hair Plaits and Velyet Ribbon Black and Colonred Fancy silk Dress Buttons, Graduated Buttons Black Coloured and Figured Fringes and Gimps Bullion Loop Fringe. Satin Ribbon Trimming Silk Cord Girdles with Tassels, Mohair Braid, and Coloured Silk Dress Ornaments Ladies' Black and Coloured Satin and Velvet Reticule Bags Ladies Veils and Falls in great variety French Cambric and Lawn Handkerchiefs Ladies' Linen Caffs, Sewn Muslin and White American Lace Collars, Collarets, Habit Shirts, and Fancy Fronts Ladies' Black Crape Collars and Black Lace Lappels Hair Cord, Mull, Jaconett and Check Muslins White and Coloured Roll Jaconetts Ladies' Coloured Cotton, Pearl Silk, Black Lace, Embroidered, and White and Coloured Kid Gloves Ladies' White Cotton and Lambswool Hose Babies' Long and Short Robes, Caps and Frock Bodies Blankets, Hoods, and Cotton Frocks Childrens Gala Plaid, Tartan and Fancy Worsted Socks Ladies' Cloth and Prunella Boots Childrens Boots and Shoes Gents' Cloth, Clarence, and Blucher Boots Strong Nailed and Watertight Boots Boy's and Youth's Strong Boots 300 Gents' assorted Tweed, Pilot, Beaver, and Gambroon Coats, newest cut Persian, Toilinett, Cloth, and Fancy Vests Cloth, Tweed, Grecian, Doeskin, and Moleskin Trowsers Gents' Buck, Thread, Kid, and Doeskin Gloves Choice assortment of Gents' Neck-handkerchiefs 1 case Gents' Superior Long Cloth Shirts, Linen Fronts and Collars Blue Serge, Scotch Twill, and Regatta Shirts 3 cases Gents' and Boys' Superior Cloth Caps White, Scarlet, Blue, and Green, 11 and 12-4 Witney Blankets Navy Canvas, Duck and Sewing Twine Martell's Brandy, in qr. casks, B.P. Rum, and Gin in cases. Also, 200 bags Van Diemen's Land Flour ; 25 chests Tea, and 100 bags fine quality Sugar. Wellington, August 5, 1848.

NOTICE.

JHOGG, Watchmaker, being about to • proceed to Wanganui, notifies to those Parties who have left Watches, &c, in his possession, that the same can be obtained on application to Mr. W. Lyon. J. H. begs to return thanks to his Friends for the liberal support which he has received since he commenced business. Watches, Clocks, &c, will be repaired and cleaned as heretofore, provided parties will leave them in charge of Mr. Lyon, who will forward the same to Wanganui. Wellington, September 2, 1848.