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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXII, Issue 2865, 1 October 1866, Page 7

SPRING AND SUMMEEDRAPEEY, ITO.

ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, AND .TO ARBIVE, PER ' PEGASUS,' WINTER. THUR,' AND 'IDA ZEIGLBR.'

1 jyo PACKAGE?, AS EOLLOWB4— NEW & FASHIONABLE DRESS MATERIALS,

in Fancy Mohairs, Poplins} Chenes, Grenadines, Lenos, Ftulards, D«lain*s, Clieee Alpaca and Mohair, Silk Broobies-,' Printed Lustres, &c. PRINTED MU.SLINS and LAWNS, im Strips*, Chesks, Spots, Crossovers, &•. PRINTS, in Chintz Plates, White Grounds, CheoW Chinta Fancys, New Striped and Fancy G*m brics, also Navy fand Orange Blue an* White, Wavy and Chrome, and large Pattewi Fancy HOSIERY, Women's White Coloured Hoie, Men's Brown,lWhite and Fanoy Cotton settA Mwh*© HalMiOse, Children's White and jStripeA " C&fcton Half-hoie BROWN HOLLANDS, Fine and Mediums, ¥n dressed, Dressed, and Pale CRIMEAN SHIRTS, in Cashmere, Saxony W«#l, Funcy Tweed, Shepherd** Check, Pnatei Flannsl, &o. WHITB LONG-CLOTH SHIRTS PAPER COLLARS, in White, Regatta, and Cloth* faced IONJ& CLOTHS, Family Shirtings, &o. GREY CALICOES, Sheetings, Mexican Cloth, 39 to 72-inch PAPERING CANVAS, 36 to 72-inch TICKENS, Union and Cotton TOWELS, TOWELLING, and TABLE LINEN SILK MANTLES and JACKETS SCARFS AND SHAWLS, in Moharr, Grenadine, Printed Silk, and Cashmere, Lacej &c« Fancy Skirts, Underclothing Flowers, and Ribbons Stays Sewed Muslins Roll Cambrics, and Silesias Furniture Prints Blankets Quilts and Counterpanes _ . Summer Tweeds Black and Blue Cloths Fanoy Cloths and Silk Mixed Coatings Neck Ties and Braces Cambric and Silk Handkerchiefs Reels, Tapes, &c. Buttons aud Trimmings , Perfumery a»d Fancy Soaps " )

0\ H. HALL, " 44, QUEEN- STREET".

MAHOGANY FURNITURE.

On Sale ex ' Monarch,' MAHOGANY DINING-ROOM CHAIRS, £Mm2fa £.. *. Mahogany Easy Chairs, from ... 4 0 0 Mahogany Couches, from ... o iv M Mahogany Loo Tables, from ... 310 O rp, & H. OOOEE'S FUR WttURE v WAREHOUSE) 186, QuBEK-BTRair, ■ l -- 1 (O»o, Tfllu the Old Court jousc^ ; = r~~ ~ Q BAKEKs, t STOREKEEPERS, s ETC., '■ ET0 ' ■ ■■■' y Ex 'Dragon, ' **wh Chili.

FLOUR —SUPERFINE, IST 1601b. BAGS Walnuts— Fresh Fruit. JOHN ROBERTON k CO.

ARRIVED, AND TO ARRIVE.

D. SRAHAM & CO., WINE AND SPIKIT" MERCHANTS, Vulcan Lane, HAVE oft band Invoices of WINES, SPIRITS, *nd OILMEN'S STOEES, arrived and to «r*i j and now offered at the lowest "market

ijHJAti^ns

WANGAREI COAL MINES." ~

BT?<4T <jm IEENED COAL 13s. Od. per ton. EST SCI 69# 6d# per ton. T«V ■* Shoot ' Wangarei. I>elm J. ROBERTON * CO Agents. ils^lNL ANJOATMEAL. I^NSALE, ex 'Alex"ano 281b., Agfa,, VJ and 2001b. bags.^ ,QBERTON, QBERT0N k CO . August 21, 1866. . . — r— To BRICKMAKERS ANL "* OTHERS.

FOR SALE,

A CLAYTONS PATENT No. *> BRICK AND TILE MACHINE, for , irking hy steam power, -with all the newest applian «es, extras, and duplioate pieces. Apply to JONES & CO., Brunswick Biallclings,

FRUIT TREES, ORNAMENTAL ESREEB, SHRUBS, ETC. ON SALE, a large stock of the above. A libtr» allowance made to the trade. Goods packed to withstand the longest journeys. Pnoed Catalogues forwarded oh application. SHEPHERD & CO., Wholesale Retail, an* Export Nurserymen, Darling Nursery, Sjdnej.

WANGA^EI COAL is th« Cheapest and Bjtst Fuel for Bakers' Ovens, and for Bovs^hold purposes generally. Delivered (direct from tke vessel) at 27a. per ton. s. d. Firewood 11 0 Cub and Split Firewood ... 13 6 ' Newcastle Coal 48 0 Cash on delivery. SAMUEL Y. COLLINS, Coal and Firewood Yird, Ounation ef Queen and W«kefi«ld-stre«ts.