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Come, one ; come, all ; Come, great ; como, small ; Come, short ; come, tailTo Joseph's Clothing Hall. f I MIE advertiser, after five years' residence J in the city, takes this opportunity of returning thanks for the kind support and toatrbnage bestowed on him, and assures his friends that every care will be taken to merit a continuation of such favours. Having just returned from the principal Australian cities, viz., Sydney and Melbourne, where he has purchased for cash a LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF COLONIAL-MADE CLOTHI NG, He has much pleasure in stating that his well-known CLOTHING AND GENTLEMEN'S GENERAL OUTFITTING E -TABL1SHM ENT Is replete with every article kept in the trade, and at such astonishing prices as will almost defy competition. It ia useless to puff, as the general custom is, but one visit to this well-known establishment will prove the fact. The advertiser does not return any 20 or 30 per cent., but adheres to the old custom of selling CHEAP for READY MONEY. The following forms a part of the i goods now on hand, viz. : — Crimean Shirts of all kinds Mole Trousers, Tweed and Doe Suits 1,000 pairs of Trousers of all kinds 500 vests, of all colours and styles Blankets and Rugs Portmanteaux and Travelling Baga Tiea and Collars Sparfs and Kecktieij Shawls ar>d Handkerchiofa White and Regatta Shirts Paper and Linen Collars Braces and Belts Socks and Stockings Waterproof Capes and Collars Gloves and Mittens Felt Hats, Cap3, Straw Hata Silk Hats and Travelling Capes Crimean and White Flannels Blue Serge Shirts and Grey Jumpers White and Coloured Handkerchiefs With * variety of other goods usually kept in the trade and too numerous for insertion. MIND AND NOT FORGET : JOSEPH'S CLOTBTNG- HALL, 80, QUEE.N-STREET.
PAEIS HOUSE, PARNELL. CHEAP CASH SALE ov SUMMER. DRAPERY, ETC., ETC., ETC. BARGAINS AT H. POPE'S DRAPERY AND BOOT MART, Parnell Rise.
grocery. AUCKLAND STEAM COFFEE HILLS WILLIAM GREGG & CO HAVE ON HAND AND FOR SALE /"M OFF EH 8, Raw and Roasted Plantation, %^J in B<nd or Duty-oaid Coffeei, packed in lib., 2>b., 31b., 41b., 61b, 71b., 121b., 141b., 20! h., nnd 50ib. tins Peppers, Black or White, Whole or Ground Pepper*, packed in jib. tins aud upwards Pepper, Oayeune, in loz. cruetn, 2uz. «nd4o& bottlen, aud in bwk. Muiturd, (Joiinau'e, 4, 1, 5, and 71b. tins Mustard, Colman'*, {[b. and lib, bottlei Mu»t»ri3, Kt-auV, 7il>. tins Curry Powders, Morton's 41b. and lib. bottler Chocolate and Cocoa, Fry's, Barry's, aud Taylor's Chocolate, Fiencb, lib. packets \rrowroot, lib. and 7lt>. tins Nutmegs, whole or grouud, in tins or bulk dovei „ „ „ „ Otr.gr » h »» t» O*iavrays ft ,, „ „ Oltmamon fl f| Pimento „ ,, '„ „ Mixed JSpicf, ia loz. packet^ plain wjd fancy boxes Mixed Hpioe, in tins, assorted sizef' Eiuence of Lemon aud Assorted Esaenoei Ground Klce, in lib. tinfoil packet! Chioory, Bsrry'i and Brotchie's, WILLIAM GREGG & CO., WHOLESALE COFFEE AND SPICE merchants, 13 aju> 15, Wymdbam-strbkt, Auckland. piOFFEE.— Why is the consumption of V_y Coffee in New Zealand not so universal as in Europe ? Because it has been either adulterated, or its preparation hit $q inexperienced hands. GOOD COFFEE will always remain a wholesome and refresh■ng beverage. If you like to enjoy a cup of really good Coffee for your breakfast, ask for BROWN & BARRETT'S PLANTATION COFFEE, either genuine, or slightly mixed with chicory. Both qualities packed in lib. tinfoil packages, and tins of all sizes. Retailed at most Grocery Establishments. at Brown and Barrett's, j&k High-street Steam Coffee Works, Auckland and Grahamstown. JOHN MUNRO & SONS J Have for Sale | 116-INCH CYLINDER HORIZONTAI STEAM ENGINE Cornish Boiler, 24 feof lon^ by 6 feet diameter 1 14-inch Cylinder Horizontal Steam Engine 1 Cornish Boiler, 24 feet long by 5 feet 9 inches in diameter 1 11 -inch Cylinder Horizontal Steam Engine 1 10-inch Cylinder Horizontal Steam En* cine 1 Coiuxsh Boiler, 15 feet long by 5 feet diameter 1 8-inch Cylinder Horizontal Steam Engine 1 12-horse power Portable Engine, by Marshall and Sona 2 10-horse power Portable Engines, by Ruston and Proctor 2 8-horse power Portable Steam Engines 2 7-horae power Portable Steam Engines 2 6-horae power Portable Steam Engines 2 4-horw power Portable Steam Engines Spare pqilspt,, New and Second-htnd Mountings, ka, 1 set Winding Gear lO-bpa^^attjervNowRovolvJngStampers 16-head Battery Second-hand Revolving Stampers 7-iuuu ouuace Fuxnpi and Connections Steam Thrashing Machines, new and second-hand, all maker*' Iron fsaw jiencUes, wicu Boring Appa« ratua, Spindles, Drilling Machine*, Crab Winches, Whim Mount ingi, Horse-powers, Weighing Machineo, Stamper Gratings, Leather Beltings Lathes, Stocks, Tap», Dies, &c, &c, JOOT MITNBOv& ;'<!$ itfSF, MELBOURNE, VICTORIA,
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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVI, Issue 3887, 5 February 1870, Page 8
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