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Daily Southern Cross, Volume V, Issue 257, 14 December 1849, Page 1

NEW GOODS, Ex « Thames'* and " Susan." "THE Undersigned respectfully beg 1 to acquaint their Friends and the Public generally, that they have received ex " Thames" and " Susan," several Packages of new and fashionable GOODS, suitable for the present season, which they have no doubt will be found, not only of good quality, J^t marked at very reasonable pric&s-r- „ French Barage Dresses; '$„ Muslin de Lame ditto, '* q Printed Muslin ditto, 7-8 and 9-8 Cambric Prints, Hoyle's Plates, ditto, Cachmere Shawls, Barage Scarfs, Ladies' Neck Ties in great variety, French I£id Gloves, Lisle Thread and Silk ditto, White Berlin and Riding Glove 3, Gent's. Black and Fancy Neck Ties, One Case containing — French drawn Bonnets, Colored and White Blonde Falls, White Lace Falls, Blondes, Thread and Edgings, Ladies' and Boy's Fancy Linen Collars, Muslin Collars and Hahit Shirts, Thread Lace Collars, French Cambric, Cambric Handkerchiefs, French Flowers, Several Boxes Figured Satin and Lutestring Ribbons, " Plain Satin and Lutestrings, " French Gauze Ribbons, Corded Petticoats, Women's Fine White Stockings, Men's Hose and half Hose, Whifa %ud jßegatta Shirts, AJjSO — 1 Case superior Straw Bonnets of the newest shape, ixi price from 2s, 6d. upwards, 1 Case Parasols, plain and figured. WARDELL & JENNINGS, Shortland-street. MRS. WOOLLEY, PRESENTING her respects to her many kind Friends, has the pleasure to announce that the Midsummer Vacation of her Establishment will commence on Wedne;siuy next, the 19th inst., when she has considerable gratification in anticipating that the progress made in their various studies by her Pupils, will afford pleasure and satisfaction tQ their Parents and Gruar&ans. PROSPECT HOUSE ESTABLISHMENT, HOBS ON-S TREE T. Mrs. Woolley has much pleasure in informing her Friends and the Public of Auckland and. its vicinity, generally, that she has been able to complete arrangements, by which she will be able in future i to oonduct her establishmenton a seale 1 more commensurate with that convenience and efficiency which she has ever desired, but hitherto been unable to accomplish. To this end she has taken this commodious and delightfully situated house, which from its position in a most healthy, and at the same time most convenient, part of the town, — its interior arrangements, (amongst which she may mention the erection of a large room for the special purpose of a school room,) — together with the grounds attached, — is most admirably circumstanced for the accommodation of Yearly and Weekly Boarders. She, therefore, hopes she will have the pleasure $gain to recommence duties on Monday, tho 15tU January, at her new establishment, with the usual number of Pupils, and the continued support of her numerous Friends, for which she begs to return her mqst grateful acknowledgments. WANTED TO PURCHASE, A HOUSE and GROUND, in any part of Auckland. The House to be of ordinary dimensions. Apply by letter addressed to A* 8., at this Office.