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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XIX, Issue 1784, 8 April 1863, Page 5

GRAHAM & Co. TVESIRE RESPECTFULLY TO INFORM THEIR FRIENDS AND PATRONS THAT THEIR NEW BUSINESS PREMISES WILL BE OPENED on SATURDAY, 11th INST., WITH A COMPLETE AND ENTIBELY NEW STOCK t OF CHOICE AND SEASONABLE DRAPERIES! ALSO, GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. GRAHAM & Co. VENTURE TO ASSEIIT TnAT ALL WHO FAVOUR THEM WITH THEIR CUSTOM WILL FIND • VARIETY UNEQUALLED! QUALITY UNSURPASSED ! PRICES MODERATE! AND NO EFFORT SPARED TO MERIT AND RETAIN THEIR PATRONAGE. BHJ* OBSERVE ! ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES !

QUEEN STREET.

April 6, 1862. %S" EXCELSIOR HOUSE, .^ QUEEN-STREET, Adjoining the Odd Fellows' Hall.

B. HOBBS,

'PAKES_ this opportunity of acknowledging with I giatitude, the very flattering patronage which, he has received from the Public of Auckland, and this province, which he attributes iv a gieat measure to the "Ready Moni:v" principles, on which his business is conducted, as he is able to sell far cheaper for Ready Monky, than if he had the risk of bad debts, it being au acknowledged principle with Insurance Companies, and all other ti.iders, that "The Grmier the Ilhh, the Higher the Premium." The piactice of putting forth estimates of the lowest possible description (often leading to considerable disappointment), renders it necessary forß. H. to call attention to the Quality of the AimcLrs supplied by him — as comparison in Price without reference to Quality is no criterion of "Value. The rule of asking but "One Price'" is strictly carried out, and R. H. feels confidence in stating that each article will be found worth the price asked.

LAX G E

SHIPMENTS OF WINTER GOODS, Direct from the Best London Houses, to R. H.s "Own Order," DAILY EXPECTED.

To those who have not as yet favoured R. H. with their commands, he would* invite an inspection of his Stock, believing that he will be able to convince them of the advantages he offers of supplying every description of Diapery, aud Men's and Boys' clothing on the best terms.

THE MEN'S, BOYS', AND YOUTHS' MERCERY, OUTFITTING, k CLOTHING DEPARTMENTS, are well stocked. Men's Superfine Trousers, black aud fancy colours Men's Superfine Coats, black and fancy colours Men's Superfine Vests, black and fancy colours Men's White Shirts, and Collars Men's Regatta and Crimean Shirts Men's Elastic and Leather Belts Men's Braces in great variety Men's Gloves, Neck Ties Men's Blue Flannel Coats Men's Blue Serge Coats Men's White and Drab Mole Trousers Men's Scotch Twill Shirts, and Blue Serge Shirts Men's Lambswool and Merino Drawers, Pantaloon?, and Vests Boys' and Youths' White Shirts, Braces, Collars, Neckties Alpaca, Russell Cord, and Fancy Tweed Tunics Youths' Fancy Coloured Flannel Sacks Boys' and Youths' Ti 011 sers, in great variety Boys' aud Youths' Waistcoats, in great variety A great variety of Gent's Felt aud Mohair Hats Boys' Deer-stalkers, and Caps Blankets — Flannels Gent's Inverness Capes Boys' and Youths' Inverness Capes Blue Pilot Reeling Jackets Blue Pilot Monkey Jackets Ditto Ditto . very superior Gent's Winter Sacs Gent's Cheviot Tweed Sacs Gent's Waterproof Capes ' And a large Stock of Goods that cannot be particularized

N.B.— A discount of Two and a-half per cent, will be allowed, from this date, on all CashPurohasers above One Pound. Wholesale buyers liberally dealt with. R. HOB B S, JEXOELBIOR H.003E, ' Queen-street, Auckland. FEATHERS.

A QUANTITY of MRST-CLASS FEATHERS, v ' ' ' AT ..'■.. HARVARD'S, - • ' • , Upholsterer ' . . ,- ■ 1 Sh,ortl»»d-»tr««i