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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume V, Issue 333, 7 October 1848, Page 1

ON SALE, At the Stores of the Undersigned, Ex "Regia"

INVOICES of the following Goods, amongst which will be found a variety of useful and elegant articles, recently selected by Mr. Augustus Dreutler, of Sydney, in Paris, Sweden, and Germany, expressly for this market, and all of the latest and most fashionable patterns : — 2 cases fancy Stationery Plain and Embroidered Swiss Muslin Hand2 trunks Ladies' and Children's Boots and kerchiefs Shoes Embroidered and Bordered Window Net and 1 case Gent's. Angola Hats Muslin of the latest Continental style, 1 case Cotton Shawls Trimmings for the same 1 case Turkey Handkerchiefs A very large and choice selection of Lace 1 do. Furniture Chintz Goods, as: — 1 do. Cotton Check Real Valentias, Brussels and German 1 do. Navy Blue Prints Imitation of Valencias, Brussels and Mechlin 5 do. Fancy Prints Point, &c. 1 do. Tapes and Buttons Children's and Women's Lace 9 do. Furniture, vizt. — Sideboards, Sofas, Edgings, Cotton, Muslin, and American Chairs, Cheffoniers, Bookcases, and 200 French, English, and German Blonds yards China Matting Thread, Muslin, and Cotton Insertions 1 do. Daguereotype complete Nets, white and coloured wire-ground, 8013 do Pipes binets, and Fancy 2 do. Dutch Toys A few pieces of real plain and figured Brussels 1 Hhd. and 36 cases Pale Cognac Brandy Net, from 4-4 to 12 4 12 cases Champagne French Tulle Illusion Net 6 do. Kirschenwasser Green Silk Veils 3 do. Hock Some very superior French Kid Gloves 1 box Superb Ladies' Jewellery of the most Cotton, Thread, and Silk do. elegant designs _ Artificial Flowers, as ;— 20 cases Assorted Goods, the contents of which Bonnet and c Flowers in great variety are partially enumerated as under : Q c Blossol £ s and Brida j Bouquets B ack Kerseymere Fancy Doe Skm Hfcad Wreaths and Trimming Flowers Black Brown Blue, and Invisible Green Hair and DreM Ornaments t «r Br .°u i C i°oi f T Weed C ° atS A most splendid assortment of Ribbons Ladies Habit Cloth _ Figured Satin and Sarsnet Bonnet Ribbons French and Saxony Merinos . B|ack and Coloured Sarsnet and Satin do. o " ™ „" De lame Dresses " Figured Satin Cap Ribbons & - Saxony Fane c French and English Parasols Printed Flanelle Dresses Berlin and Fleecy Wool Black and Coloured Silk Velvet Black, white, apd coloured Girdles and Tassels Back Satin Serges and \\ atered Silks mite and coWed silk and Glass Buttons Black and Coloured Maceline Sarsnets and French Black and co i oured Scarfs and Shawl Persian Fringes Do do. areophane and crape Lisse silver Fringes and Cords Toile dv Nora Children's Socks Etpffe, Batiste, Alice, gaze Iris broches French, Swiss, and German Ginghams Sclodin, Beatrice % Do# do# oilcloth Covering Ditto uter broche soie, Bilboa Cephaloma Irish Linens and Lawns £ eatr * cc „ ,_, . t White Roll Jaconet Do. Organdis and Tailatans German Night Caps French Cambrics . Silk and Cotton Stay Laces m. V? • ' HeaTt ? Ru S s ._, . Shirt and patent linen and Wire Buttons The following assortment of Shawls :- p ins and Nee dles, a large assortment Real Vienna Cashmere, Flanelle Black and White Sewin | gilk Adelaide, Alice, Elvira, Beatrice Whips and Sticks Iris Broche, Batiste, Caledonia, Casanova Table Covers Lead Pencils Netted Muslin, Black and Coloured Silk and Rolls of Pflnc ' y Pa| Music Satin, Swiss Cotton and Worsted Assortment of Perfumery, Windsor Soap Plush, Velvet Satin, Silk, Barege and - B)ack Silk Handkerchiefs rxr j nc A i- an ** Whalebone for Dresses Worsted, Muslin, and Cotton Children's Frocks and Bibs. Plain and Embroidered French Cambric Handkerchiefs &c, &c, &c. W. B. RHODES & Co. i Wellington, August 16, 1848.

TO BE SOLD, Of| HEAD OF DAIRY COWS. &yj Apply to T. W. Tankersley, Upland Farm.

FOR SALE EX " VICTORY." LONDON ALE, PORTER AND STOUT, (superior brands) in hhds. and barrels Also, 14 cases Well assorted Stationery &c, &c. James Smith & Co. Wellington, 19th August, 1848.

FOR SALE.

NEWRY FLOUR MILL, situate on the River Hutt, together with a double-sto-ried Granary, a large Barn, and Dwelling House, — attached to the Mill is a Thrashing Power with Thrashing Machine comrlete. If required a portion of cleared land will be sold with the Mill. For further particulars apply to A. Ludlam. Wellington, 6th Sept., 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.