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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVI, Issue 4001, 18 June 1870, Page 7

A S A L E OF DRAPEKY & CLOTHING j&NILIi TAKE PLAC:^^ jtf On tco PreDoises of . /j. COSQRAVE AND C0.,\ Late fl \p. GRAHAM & oo v/ THIS DAY.

HAY & tHONEYMAN. NE"W GOODS NOW SELLING AT AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE,

SILKS.

J. M. MoLAOHIiAN, 214, Queen-street, Would draw the attention of Ladies to rpWO CASES OF SILKS, J. just arrived per Suez mail, amounting to £500 worth, bought at London cost, which he is now offering for Cash, at PRICES NEVER BEFORE HEARD OF IN AUCKLAND. GROS GRAINS, in Dove, Drab, Slate, Brown, Claret, Violet, Blue, &o. GLACE SILKS, in the same shades, 1 case BLACK SILK VELVETS, now so fashionable, commencing at 5s, 9d. per yard. AN INSPECTION INVITED. J. M. MoLAOHLAN, 214, Queen-street. Four doors above Theatre Royal.

WILLIAM SV1ITH, WHOLESALE SHIRT-MAKER, XST> GENERAL MACHINE SEWER rpHANKS Mb patrons for their liberal 1 support during the last four or five years, and takes this opportunity of letting those know that are not already acquaintec •with the fact, that lie has for some short tim« back been in a position to execute anj orders in WHOLESALE TAILORINGtha.t ho may be entrusted with. \ He has secured the services of some of th< yery best operatives, both Cutters and Finishers, that the colony can afford, am without the least trepidation affirms that hi can turn out work not to be surpassed, atpricei that defy competition. OHAPEL SQUARE, WYNDHAMSTREET, AUCKLAND.

ALL NATIONS BAKERY, PARNELL. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. RICHA RD P O E 6 I E, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, r>EGS to thank the inhabitants of Parnell IJ and Auckland, and the public generally, for the liberal patronage accorded to him for the last ten years and six months, and begs to inform them that he has REMOVED to more commodious premises (two doors above]' the Windsor Castle Hotel); and hopes.by strict attention to business, together with supplying the best article, to merit a continuance of the some.