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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIII, Issue 3017, 28 March 1867, Page 7

FURNITURE BAZAAR SHORTLAND-STREET, AUCKLAND. WINKS & HALL I A RE NOW SELLING OFF THEIR PRESENT • LARGE^STOOK j AT GREATLY RED|UCEDg PRICES, To make room for LARGE CONSIGNMENTS Now Landing, per ships ' Electric,' and 'England. The present Stock consists of DRAWING-ROOM SUITES IN GREAT VARIETY. Wainut-sbaped, Oval, and Loo Tables Walnut Glass Back Marble Top Chiffoniere* Walnut Davenports ... , Walnut Canterburys and Whatnots Walnut Chess and Coffee Tables Walnut Ladieß' Work Tables Walnut and Sycamore Occasional Fancy Rosewood Glass Back Marble Top Cbiffonieret Mahogany Sideboards Mahogany Telescope and Loo Table Mahogany Sofas, Couches, and Lounges Mahogany Easy Chairs # ' Mahogany Dining Room Chairs. WARDROBES AND BOOK-OASES. Mahogany Marble Top Washstanda and Dressing Tables Mahogany Burger Child's Chairs Mahogany Commodes, Toilet Services Mahogany Cheval *nd Toilet Glasses Brass, Iron, and Wood Bedsteads Children's Cots and Perambulators. . A VERY LARGE STOCK OF GILT CHIMNEYGLASSES. Hair, Flax, Fibre, and Flax Mattresses, Straw Palliasses Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows Damasks, Utrecht Velvets, Fringes Curtain Borders and Gimps &c, &c, &o. BRASS CORNICES AND CORNICE POLES. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL UPHOLSTERERS AND CABINET-MAKERS. Also Agents for the GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINES. Each Machine warranted and sold at Melbourne prices. Instructions given to purchasers, Free.

To SHOPKEEPERS, COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS, AND GENERAL TRADERS. We can sell the under-named GOODS, at our NEW STORE, 124, QUEEN- STREET, Cheaper than tbey have ever been offered in the colony by private sale. BRIGHT & CO., IMPORTERS, AUCTIONEERS, AND GENERAL AGENTS ALL KINDS OF MERCHANDISE SOLD ON COMMISSION. 500 pieces Hsrrocks's Long Cloth and Calicoes 300 pieces Navy Blue Prints 500 pieces Fancy Blue Prints 200 pieces BUck and White Prints 200 pieces Fancy Dress Goods (various) 400 pieces 3-4 and 4-4 Winceys 200 pieces Grey Calicoes (various widtlw) *250 pieces White and Grey American Drnls 200 pieces Blue Drills 300 pairs Blankets, White (for native trade) 1,000 yards House Canvas, 72 inches -wide I,'ooo Flour Bags 200 Crimean Shirts 300 Mole Trousers 500 Tweed Trousers. Wool Squares and Longs in Tartan and Fancy Plaids Hosiery, Crinolines, Hair Nets, Fancy Trimmings White and Brown Wrapping Papers.

GOOD NEWS to all who can appreciate genuine wines^alTd spirits AT EXTREMELY LOW PEIOKS. JAMES OLDT3AM ■ HIGH-STREET, BEGS to inform his Customers and th. Public that, notwithstanding the GREAT INCREASE in DUTY, he is prepared to sell at th. ollowing prices for CASH :—: — CAPE WINES 24« per do 2. Pure and Free from Spirit. PORTS AND SHERRIES ... 265. to 36*. According to Brand and Age. • ' CHAMPAGNE ... ~ ••• 365. to 56. According to Brand. pt kTI T?.T BURGUNDY, and other ° L^RENCH WINES 2G 8 .t042s. :> t RTJ # 16s. to 18s. per gal. BRANDY {Pale or Dark) « >«• to 245 . BRANDY (in cases) 365 « *° 66>4 WHISKEY, GENEVA, and OLD TOM.^at w ■ ' equally Low Pkiobs. ALE and STOUT ... lls. to 14. per doe. TEA (good Y»M from la. 9d. to 2s. 9dper lb. His STOCK of TOBACCO, CIGARS, COFFEE, &c.,.tc, &c.,' are well worth a trial; and he trusts to convince all that it is their interest to deal ™ tb JAMES OLDHAM, ■-WIN® AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, AND MiNMi.i Water Mamujaotoky [<! ! HIGH-STREET. : ' Auckland. r ' "<■