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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVI, Issue 4004, 22 June 1870, Page 5

Merchandise'

L. B. NATHAN & CO., IMPOBTEfiS, WAREHOUSEMEN, AND wine aSb'spirkelmeeohants, SHORTLAND-STREET/S^ Have just LANDED, and to ARRIVE^ I yy PACKAGES, ex 'Kate Waters 665 packages, ex ' Scillonian' 392 packages, ex ' Alice' 1,029 packages ex 'Inflexible' 537 packages ex ' Ismay' The following are a few of the leading lines in tbs DRAPERY and CLOTHING DEPARTMENTS, which are constantly being supplemented by each arrival : — MANCHESTER GOODS.— 36, 70, 72-inch Grey Calico, Horrocks's and other Long ■ cloths, Rough Browns, Blue Dungaree, Grey Denims, American and English Drilling, Russia Duck, American Leather Cloth, Oil Baize, Table Covers. Turkish and Huckaback Towels, ToilCovers, Alhambra Quilts, &c, &c, WOOLLENS.— Superfine Black and Broad, Tweeds, Doeskins, Blue Serge, Anti-rheumatic, Imitation, and Real Welsh, Saxony, and Self-colour Flannel, &c, &c, &c. PRINTS.— Fancy and Regatta Stripes, Hoyle's White Grounds and Brilliant, Pink Pads, 7-8 and 9-8 Navy and White, and Navy and Orange, &c. BLANKETS— SupersandMediumsin White, Gentian, Scarlet, Silver-grey, Fancy Striped, &c. ; Railway Rugs, dittolined Waterproof. FANCY DRESSES— IO cases Splendid Goods, just landed; Muslins, Jaco nettes, Cambrics, Lawns, &c, in grea variety. CLOTHING. — A large assortment of every description of Clothing and Shirts always on hand, and a succession of new and seasonable goods constantly arriving by each ship. HATS AND CAPS.— Gents' Black Paris and Drab Shells, Men's, Boys', and Youths Soft and Hard Felt Hats, in all the newest styles; Cloth Caps in great variety. HOSIERY AND GLOVES.— Women's White Cotton and Balbriggan Hose, Men's and Boys' Half -hose, in Brown Cotton and Striped Merino, Striped Cotton, Alloa, Aberdeen, Lambswool, Military, and other descriptions; Gents and Habit's Josephine White and Coloured Kid Gloves, Lisle, Patent Silk, Berlin, &c. ; Men's Cotton Merino and Lambswool Shirts and Pants, White and Coloured Wool Scarves, Puggarees, Cambric, Cotton and Silk Corah Handkerchiefs, I.R. Belts and Braces, Scarves, Ties, &c. HABERDASHERY.— BIack, Drab, and Whitey-brown Thread; Clarks and Carlile's Black, White, and Coloured Reels, Hooks and Eyes, Pins, Needles ; Ladies' and Gents' Silk, Alpaca, and Gingham Umbrellas, Ladies' Sillr Parachutes, &c. SHAWLS. — Long and Square, in all qualities. CARPETS.— J Brussels and Tapestry, Felt Carpet, Squares in all sizes, Coir Matting and Druggeting, Hearth-rugs, &c, &c. BOOTS.— ISO cases Seasonable Boots and Shoes now opening. Also, WINES, SPIRITS, LIQUEURS, &c— Beat Brands. ALE AND STOUT.— Tennent's, Bass's Guinness's, Byass's, &c. ; quarts and pints. GROCEBIES and OILMEN'S STORES of every description. SUGAR.— IOO tons Batavian, just landed SHIPCHANDLERS' MATERIALS.— Long Flax, Boiled and Gourock Canvas and Sailcloth, in all qualities ; Seaming and Roping Twine, Staysail Hanks, Deck Scrubbers, Bunting, Europe, Coir, and Galvanised Wire Rope ; Coir Warps, in all sizes, &c, &c. /QTLERY. — Knives and Scissors, Lockwood's, Rodgers's, and other makers ; Fish Hooks, Butchers' Knives, Table Cutlery, &c. PERFUMERY.— RimmeI's, Piesse and, Lubin's,and all the bestmakers'SoapsJand Perfumery, Dressing Combs, in wh te and stained bone, and Indiarubber, Forehead Combs, Hair Brushes, Tooth Clothes, and Boot Brushes. TOBACCOES and CIGARS.— In various Brands. T.D. Pipes, Meerschaum Pipes, &c. SUNDRIES.— NaiIs, Slates, Cement, Resin, Paint, Red and White JLead, Plat* Glass. Packages of most of the above, either in Bond or Duty-paid, to suit purchasers.

Drapery.

AUTUMN AND WINTER D R A J?_E R Y. NOW OPENING AT R. HOBBS'S JUNCTION WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAPERY ESTABLISHMENT. A CHOICE ASSORTMENT of FRENCI £X MERINOS, aU wool, Is. 9d. per yard [ngrain Colours, 2a. per yard. GOOD WINCEY, 9d. and Is. per yard. Also, A Large, New, and Select Assortment of NEW JACKETS AND MANTLES For Children and Ladies, in water-proof an( other cloth, for the approaching season. Also, BLACK STBAW HATS For Children and Ladies, in all thenewshapes commencing at very low prices. All the above " marked off' at a small living profit. N.B.— NOT "SELLING OFF." Address : UPPER QUEEN AND WAKEFIELI STREETS, (Opposite the Army and Navy Hotel.)

BRICK MACHINE. 1 CLAYTONS IMPROVED No, TILE, PIPE, and BRICK MACHINE complete, -with Duplicate Cutting Table and Dies. Also, IRONWORK for making up a PEGGING MILL, to work by horse-power ON SALE BY HENDERSON & MACFARLAfIE.