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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIII, Issue 3024, 5 April 1867, Page 5

FURNITURE BAZAAR, SHOBTLAND-STREET AUCKLAND. WIN KS & HALL A RE NOW SELLING OFF THEIR PRESENT LARGE STOCK AT GREATLY REDUCED 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. Walnut-shaped, Oval, and Loo Tables Walnut Glass Back Marble Top Chiffonieres Walnut Davenports Walnut Canterbury^ and Whatnots Walnut Chess and Coffee Tables Walnut Ladies' Work Tables Waluut and Sycamore Occasional Fancy Chairs Rosewood Glass Back Marble Top Chiffonieres 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 Washstands and Dressing Tables Mahogany Burner Child's Chairs Mahogany Commodes, Toilet Services Mahogany Cheval and 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, &c. BRASS CORNICES AND . CORNICE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL UPHOLSTERERS AND CABINET-MAKERS. Also Agents tor thjc GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINES. Each Machine warranted and sold at Melboarnv prices. Instructions given to purchasers, Free.

TO FABMEKS AND OTHEBS. The undersigned have for sale NOW LANDING, EX 'MARY SHEPHERD, 8 TONS RED CLOVER, NEW 3 tons White Clover, New 200 bushels English Bye Grass 200 bushels English Cocksfoot 1 ton Trefoil 1 ton Timothy 1 ton Rape 1,000 bushels Colonial Rye Grass 1,000 bushels Colonial Cocksfoot. The above Seeds are all Warranted to Grow* EX LA.TE ARKIVALS, PLOUGHS— Hornsby's 1 and 2 wheel Howard's 1 and 2 wheel, new pattern* Grey's Swing HARROWS— Iron Zigzag and Chain Wooden Plough Fittings HORSE HOES SMITH'S PATENr WINNOWING and THRESHING MACHINES CORN-SHELLERS MAIZE-CRUSHERS OAT-BRUISERS CHAFF-COTTERS 15 casks assorted English and American Eerosine Lamps, newest patterns Extra Chimneys, Globes, and Wicks, for above 1 cask Dial-faced Family Scales 10 casks Holloware 4 casks best London Glue 1 cask Russian Glne 1 cask GysoBcoptic Tops and Bands 5 casks Tinned and Japanned Ware 6 casks T Hinges, assorted, from 6 to 18 m. 10 casks assorted Brass Goods— Sash Fasteners, Roller-ends, Rack Pulleys, Taps, &c. 4 cases Mathieson's Carpenters' Tools 4 case* Mathieson's Carpenters' Tools 4 oases Serly's Carpenters' Tools 2 cases Ibbetson's Carpenter*' Tools 1 case Wynns Plyen, Compasses, &c. 5 casks Wedges, Maul Rings, Paling Knives, &c, &c. 5 casks Rodger's and Lockwood Brothers' Superior Cutlery 5 casks Electro-plated Goodt, Forks, Spoons, &c, &c, 35 hogsheads Linseed Oil 5 tons White Lead 1 ton Red Lead 1 ton Black Paint 500 gallons * Cometf and Cozzen's Kerosine 25 cases Curtis and Hervey's Diamond Grain Best Sporting Powder, in lib. and lib. canisters 4 cases Eley's Wads and Caps 1 ton assorted Patent Shot 1,000 yards Wire Netting, assorted 25 cases India Rubber Goods, comprising, Belting, 2in. to lOin. Suction and Delivery Hose, all sizes, Washers, Cord Buffers, Round Rope racking, Square Rope Packing, Mat), all zes, &0., tc. Bar, Rod, Hoop, and Sheet Iron, all rizes Boiler Plate Shear, Cast, and Blister Steel 300 kegs Ewbank's Nails, lin. to 6in. 100 kegs American Cut Nails, l±in. to 3in. 100 kegs Flooring Brads 50 kegs Wire Shingle Nails 5 tons Rock Salt 10 tons Patent 5-bar Hurdles 2 tons Fencing Wire, galvanised 2 tons Fencing Wirej black ' 70 dozen Lyndon's Spades, assorted 10 dozen Brodie'i Spades, assorted 20 dozen Lyndon'* 4 and 5-prong Forks 20 Batchelor's Patent American Garden Forks. T. & S. MORKIN, (Successor* to Crnickshank, Spurt, and C 0.,) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS, Canada Bttilpingb, Queen-street, Auckland.

PORTLAND CEMENT, PLASTER of PARIS, and LATHS, jn »ny quantity,, free of duty, to soit purchasers, »t D. GOUGHS Jre, Hobson-stree Auckland, October 8, 1866*