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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXI, Issue 2602, 20 November 1865, Page 3

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,IV. Shadows; >c i . „','■ . , IV. Mr. Paul Westletop't Deowion,' au'd What , , Camo of it. i, i i , . • 7 > '

Chapter XX. I^,Ar,tioulo I4ortis.u " XXI. What Came of his Deoision. , VI. Early Australian Discovery. ,\ „, , i( VII, The Furtlier Development of Our Relations • with 'England.' VIII. AFiiehd'to Theocutos in Egypt. ' . IX. 'The Monthly Narrative. ' The Fiist, , Four Volumes/ of the' Southirn Monthly Magazine may he had of the Publishers, or through any Agent or Bookseller in the colony. « Vol.' 1., 155. ; Vols. 11.,,111., and" IV., ' 7».'i6d. each^ _ „ , ' Covers for binding can bo had of all Agents fqr the sale of the Magazine, price 2s. 1 Alko, back number* to complete sets. <

Publishad by W, B. .lUrrcm and' Co., Auckland, •nd *old by all Booksellers. '

NEW ' ZEALAND ,'hO USE.

W. RATTRAY

HAS RE OPENED IN HIS'NEW PREMISES, 11 i 1 SHORTLAND-STRBET,.

1 WITH AN ENTIRELY NEW AND WELL-

SELECTED STOCK OF

DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, AND SOLICITS AN INSPECTION.

, W. RATTRAY, hayjng increased space, andbeiug^ desirous of largely extending his trade, hus MARKED the whole of the STOCK at' a LOWER RATE of

PItICES than is usually chained, and will bo happy to see all his'old, as well as numerous new customers, 1 r to whom satisfaction will be guaranteed.

Tho STOCK comprises DRAPERY and

CLOTHING in nil its branches, imported expressly for 'this market by W. R., and at prices Suitable to

the tunes.

Conntiy orders carefully attended to.

"W. EATTRAY,

NEW ZEALAND HOUSE,

SH 0 HTL AND-STREET.

FIRST SHIPMENTS OF

SPUING AND SUMMER NOVELTIES. 1 EX 'JOHN TEMPERLEY,' 'KING.OF ITALY, 1 ' ETC., ETC., " AT HAY AND HONEYMAN'S.

Marked at Prices\ which cannot fail , to recommend themselves to iatonding purchasers.' ' ' ''

rpHE ' FOLLOWING ARE A FEW, OF TUB

SPECIALITIES OF THE, SEASON,"

FANCY" DRESSES. , Silk Mixtures, Arabian Gliiegs, Henrietta, Circassian and Claro Lustres,' PopliueUes, Imperial ' Client ! Cloth, Crape ' 'de Swiss, Alpaoas, Foil de Nord, , French Grenadiue s, French Linens and Muslins, and 'a large assortment of other New Materials,, plain aud checked, , in all the leading shades of the season. • • • ■ I

SHAWLS, MANTLES, AND ( PALETOTS, In 'Lao 6. Grenadine, Embroidered' Lliima, Sillc, ' f ' Barege, &c, &c. ''",',,,. ,'\, „ ,!,,..,_ SUN SHADES. ■ ' : "■ "■; , , * ' . ; , , 1 M. I . '' . I. AU.'kizei, and r colours, in endless variety* , .

GENERAL DRABERY^AND'- MAN- ... , .CHESTER GOOD)?. -' ■f •' ' ' !> ' ' , ll , 1 ' • • '' *■ 'Ml II 11.

Aik.ipige'n.M.'stock of pALICOS »»d PRINTS.'afc ' ..greatly reduoed prices, b in conseqiienco'-of the grent fall in cotton good»''itiill > ''dfc^r«j4'Bi"'o l n^6{ •i 1 tho.Hottw'markett.' '" •" f >rii ( ' } '

860K,' &SLJ,, 'a^'^PQTTEID .MUStINS, ', ijVIUSLJN.CCRTAItfS., WINDOW MUSLINS '•us and i>NF/rS^ w FLANNELS;' SriEBTI^GS, '^•;<wiNDbw'HfoLi;XNtis; &0./&0: •' ;•;, ' ; %

(ll I,' „ J J..U. uxj., .1 J^..l_M" •' ' " >l ' • J "-' llt> I. 'li -I.) Ml. 111./* '|l f " '•!''•! ' ''' I. „ „ .{ }... J f-l, |."vh'" ' * .1 <'We can confidently recOWaiend'the/a'bqVdiliipme'ntt, Which' '"for 1 qn'a^j'aiVd cheapness flajmqt^e surpassed.in Aiioklaiid ; isj iinposuble tfl enumerate fully ' in "W advertiiejneJity aniearij inspection i/i iiolicjt^djby; ,(, ( „ /.<, m. >*' sh /j 1 ' \,.i'J ', ! .i.'.i \-j '-' 1 '-■••' *>' > uuuij 15<| ■ * '; 'PAY-; ANP 'HpNR-p^lSr, 1 ! - « ...; I,.QUiE,EN»6)T'2I'EE.T-,V ■ 1 1 Ii l«I.Ot