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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXII, Issue 2808, 26 July 1866, Page 5

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THE QUANG TUNG HONG, CHINESE WAREHOUSE, (four doors from the odd fellows' nAXL,) QUEEN-STEEET, AUCKLAND.

rpiHE Proprietor of the above establishment has X just returned from CHINA, with a large and carefully selected Stock of CHINESE and JAPANESE GOODS, of the most beautiful and elegant designs, in eveiy variety of the following articles, the whole of which will be offered at extremely moderate prices, viz. :—: — CURIOS, — The best Chinese Collection ever seen seen in the Southern Hemisphere, consisting of PORCELAIN, from the celebrated mamifacturies of King-te-ching and Nan-chang-fou, in Dessert Services, Vases, Toilet Sets, Punch Bpwls, &c, &c. LACQUERWARE, (Cantonese) in Card Tables, Teapoys (small Tables), Tea Trays, Tea Caddies, Work Boxes, Cigar Boxes, Glove Boxes, Sec, &c. IVORYWARE, in Chessmen, Draughtmen, Card Cases, Junks, Vases, Card Baskets, , Paper Knives, &c, &c. TORTOISESHELLWARE-In variety SANDALWOODWARE— Aa assortment of FANS andHANDSCREENS, every new style (an exquisite collection), &c, &c. MATTING — New Cai-pet and other patterns (ten varieties) never imported before OIL (known as Tea Oil), far superior to best Colza for burning, and without an equal ai a lubricator for machinery PRESERVED GINGER, CHOW CHOW, KUMQUATS (Chyloongs No. 1). Note. — The above are not the inferior and defective manufactures sold by Chinese to Europeans at the outports, but the choicest of their several kinds, selected by the importer from the actual manufactories in the interior, many of them being made to his order. In addition to the foregoing, there wili be open to selection a quantity of curious and beautiful JAPANESE GOODS, "well worthy the attention of connoisseurs.

QUANG TUNG HONG. QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND.

F. PEICE,

PROPRIETOR.

OIL ! OIL ! OIL !

T7IVERYONE who Lurns Oil should obtain a J2i supply of CHINESE OIL, which is superior to Colza, and Cheaper. Bs. per gallon. CHINESE MATTING, 9d. per yard,'by the roll at the QUANG TUNG HONG.

GOOD NEWS TO ALL WHO CAN APPRECIATE GENUINE WINES AND SPIRITS AT EXTEEMELY LOW PRICES.

JAMES OLDHAM,

HIGH-STREET,

BEGS to inform his Customers and the Public that, notwithstanding the GREAT INCREASE in DUTY, he is prepared to Bell at the following prices for CASH :— CAPE WINES 245. per doz. Pure and Free from Spirit. PORTS AND SHERRIES ... 265. to 36p. According to Brand and Age. CHAMPAGNE 365. to 565. According to Brand. ARET, BURGUNDY, and other FRENCH WINES 265. to 425. ■ RUM 16s. to 18s. per gal. BRANDY (Pale or Dark) 20s. to 245. BRANDY (in cases) 365. to 555. WHISKEY, GENEVA, and OLD TOM, at equally Low Prices. ALE and STOUT ... 11s. to 14. per doz.

His STOCK of TOBACCO, CIGARS, TEA, COFFEE, &c, &c, &c, are well worth a trial ; and he trusts to convince all that it is their interest to deal with JAMES OLDHAK, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT,

AND Minbrai Water Manufactory, HIGH-STREE T. Auckland.

THE UNION STEAM SAW, MOULDING SASH, AND DOOR COMPANY (Limited) Mechanics' Bay. Wholesale and Retail Depot for Joiners' Work.

MOULDINGS ,and SKIRTINGS in great va riety, of a" quality unequalled, and at the lowest possible rates. Wide Boards, and Timber of all kinds.

AUCKLAND BONE MILL.

JAND J. SOPPET, having erected a new • and substantial Bone Mill, with machinery of the most modern construction, are now prepared to receive orders for Bone Dust, and 4-in. and \-va. Bones. The above are Cash purchasers of Bones in any quantities. Freeman's Bay, and Henderson and Macfarlane's Stores, Wharf, July 10, 1865.

FRUIT TREES, ORNAMENTAL TREES. - SHRUBS, ETC.

QN SALE, a large stock of the above. A libera allowance made to the trade, Goods packed to withstand the longest journeys. Priced Catalogues forwarded on application. SHEPHERD & CO., Wholesale Retail, ami Export Nurserymen, Darling Nursery, Sydney.