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THE UNDERSIGNED has much pleasure in being able to annource 'hat he has received- per Jane Catherine a quantity of Old Scotch Whisky, shipped by a Firm which has the honor to supply Wines, &c, to Sir Chas. Napier, the Commander-in-Chief of the Army in India, and several of the regiments stationed in that country, and at home. R. J. Duncan. August 22, 1849, Pipitea.

The Improved Ventilating Hat ! ! Registered pursuant to Act of Parliament, 6 8f 7 Victoria, cap 65 ; March 17th 1846. THE IMPROVED VENTILATOR is guaranteed to admit of perfect ventilation, while at the same time it is perfectly Waterproof; and from the construction of the Ventilator, that part of the Hat will be found as solid and durable as any other, an advantage to the wearer, it is submitted, not to be found in any other description of Ventilated Hats / the ventilating parts of which are ordinarily composed of very slight materials, which, while they afford but an incomplete ventilation, must sacrifice the durability of the hats to their fragility. It may be had in every variety of elegant shapes, covered with the most brilliant Velvet Nap; and is in every respect adapted to the prevailing fashions ! It is confidently anticipatedrftiat those Gentlemen who once honor them by a trial, will afterwards consider it indispensable to wear THE IMPROVED VENTILATOR. To be had at the Store of R. J. Duncan. Wellington, 29th August, 1849. j

Mrs. MASTERS, BEGS respectfully to inform her Friends and the Public, that she has just received a new stock of good fashionable Bonnets, Hats, and a variety of other Goods direct from the Manufactory, consisting of: — Ladies' fancy Tuscan, Straw, and Drawn Bonnets, Girl's do., do. Gents.' and Boys' Hats Ribbons, French Flowers and Plumes Ladies' Dresses, Silk, Satin, Merinoes, Orleans, De lames, Plaids, Ginghams, Prints and Muslins Ladies' and Gents. Silk Handkerchiefs and Neck Ties, Gents.' and Boy's Caps Hosiery, Purses, Cottons, Needles Ladies' and Tailor's Steel & Silver Thimbles Parasols. Also, Ladies' Ball Slippers, and a great variety of other Goods. J. M. respectfully informs his Friends and the Public that he has appropriated a part of his extensive Premises to a Staffordshire Warehouse, And has on sale China, best Kent Hops, Ladies' and Gents.' Slippers, at 2s. per pair. j Wellington, September 7, 1849. j

GARDEN AND GRASS SEEDS. JAMES M'BETH, PIPITEA, HAS just received the following per Sisters, from Hobart Town : — Red Clover Field and Garden Turnips Italian Rye Grass, Cauliflowers Cocksfoot Grass Brussel Sprouts Sweet Vernal Celery Timothy Grass Brocoli Lucerne James' Keeping & Silver Rye Skin Onion Radish, &c. Spinach Carrot Carraway Parsnip Also — A variety of Groceries. Wellington, August 11, 1849.

fpORTOISHELL SIDE COMBS X Hair Brushes. Just received by W. Bishop, Druggist. Thorndon Quay. Wellington, May 9, 1849.

Ex London, /CLOVES and Nutmegs Kj Allspice, Ground do. Cinnamon, Ground do. Salad Oil Sago and Arrow Root. W. Bishop, Druggist, Thorndon Quay. Wellington, May 9, 1849.

EX " ENNERDALE." ISAACS & LEVY having received by the Ennerdalc, from London, an extensive Stock of Goods in their trade, an early inspection is respectfully solicited. N.B. — Ladies White and Black Satin Shoes, Gents' Dress Boots, a few pairs of Patent Antigropelos, Drab and Black Cloth Boots, &c. , Wellington, 13th June, 1849.

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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VI, Issue 439, 17 October 1849, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VI, Issue 439, 17 October 1849, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VI, Issue 439, 17 October 1849, Page 1

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