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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XI, Issue 723, 2 June 1854, Page 4

NATIONAL MART, Corner of Queen & Wyndham-streets.

THE Undersigned have now unpacked the following CHOICE GOODS, EX "ARTEMISIA" & "MOA," Ladies' and Children's Tweed & Cloth Mantles, French Merino Dresses, very richly embroidered, Llama and Poplin Bayadere Robes, Rich Printed Cashmere and Delain Dresses, Boys' Challi Plaid Dresses, trimmed with silk velvet, French Merinos, French Twills, Orleans, Coburgs, Alpaccas, Demy Lustres, D'Orleans Satin, Crape Coburgs, Henrietta and Parramatta Cloths, Gala Plaids, German Velvets, Moreens, Damask Brocades, Black & Fancy Gros do Naples, Black Satinette, Brocaded, checked, striped, and shot Silk Dresses, in variety Moinantique Dresses, Rich Garneture Ribbons, Fancy and Oriental Bonnet Ribbons, French, Satin, and Gauze Cap Ribbons, French & English Cap Flowers & Face Wreaths, Silk and Satin Neck-ties, Brooches, Mohair and Silk Head Dresses, Infants' Cashmere Cloaks, Cabhmere Hoods, Infants' Cambric Caps, Worked Muslin Chemisettes, Muslin Sleeves, Cambric ditto, very superior, Cambric Collars, Mourning Chemisettes and Sleeves, Infants' long and short Robes, Musliu and Jenny Lynd Caps, Book and Jacconet Muslin Insertions, Flouncings, Jacconet Edgings Embroidered Cambric Handkerchiefs, Muslinets, Fancy Check Muslins, Harness Bordered Book, Lenois, Jacconets, Book, Hair Cord, Tape Checks, Nainsooks, Victoria Lawns, Fancy Window Nets, Lappet Sprigs, Crinolines, Harness, Book Window Curtains, Fancy Net do. Corded Skirts, Tucked and Hooped do., White, Black, and Coloured Kid Gloves, Silk, Spun, Taffeta, Cashmere, Cloth, -Berlin and Lisle Thread do. Swiss, French, Balmoral, Vest, Reigate, Brighton, Hastings, Lincoln, and Denbigh Wool Polkas, Wool Victorines, Boas, Caps, Hoods, Garters, Bootakins, and Worsted Boots, Plaid, Wool, Square, and Scarf Shawls, Paisley Shawls, Plain and Fancy Silk Parasols, Worsted Girdles, Daisey and German Furniture Fringe, Worsted Damask Table Covers, Printed, Embossed, and Embroidered Cloth Table Covers, in the newest styles, a great variety, Oil Cloth, Table Covering, Toilet Covers, White Quilts, Huckaback, Diaper, Linen Dusters, Selecians, Sheetings, Womens White and Black Cotton t Hose, Mens Brown and Gray Cotton Hose and Halfhose, Black and Gray Worsted Hose and Half-hose, Childrens Socks, Merino, Lamb's Wool, and Cotton Drawers, Merino and Lamb's Wool Shirts, Boys' Silk, Worsted, and Leather Belts, Pilot Coats and Trowsers, Tweed, Embriodered, Cloth, Figured, Black Satin, Watered, and Moree Antique Vests, Boys' and Youths' Tweed, Mole, and Cord Trowsers, Boys' Tweed Coats, Boys' White and Regatta Shirts, 'Cloth Caps, Gents'. Black and Fancy Silk and Satin Handkerchiefs, Shirt Collars, Fancy, Jacquarded, French, Printed, Bendigo, Swiss, Front, White, and Regatta Shirts, Childrens Felt and Beaver Hats, trimmed with Feathers and Ribbons, Patent Tapestry Carpets, &c, &c. S. & J. R. Vaile. May 6, 1854.

Notice. rpHE undersigned hereby give notice that they -*- have entered into Partnership as General Storekeepers and Dealers at Waiuku from the 24th of April last, and that the business will be carried on at the Waiuku landing place. Dated the 22nd May, 1854. (Signed) E. Constable. S. A. Oldfield.

Wanted, (To proceed to Kaipara,) A GOOD TIMBER SQUARER,witIi a knowledge of the New Zealand language sufficient to direct a hewing party of Maories in the woods, employment permanent. Apply to Messrs. Brown & Campbell. Auckland, 27th April, 1854.

Boots and Shoes. On Sale by the Undersigned, — niIILDKEN'S STOUT BLUCHER, BOOTS, all sizes, Souths' ditto ditto ditto, Children's Cordovan and Kid Strap Shoes, (2 to 9) sizes, Ladies' Cloth, cashmere, lasting & kid boots, Ditto Best patent shoes, Ditto ditto ditto slippers, Girls patent ditto, William Tiioune, Boot and Shoemaker. Wakefield Street, Bth. May, 1854.

"Wanted, JOURNEYMEN and APPRENTICES to the v SAILMAKING BUSINESS. • Apply to William Boyd, At the Auckland Rope Walk, Mechanic's Ba" March 7th, 1854.

Greyhound Inn. WANrED, — A STEADY MAN, to make *' himself generally useful. One that understands Cooking woull be preferred. Wages liberal. Apply as above. WANTED, — For the Great Barrier Mine, ' a Few Miners and Labourers. Men with families able to work would be preferred. Apply to 'Gibson & Mitchell.