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THURSDAY, 25th JUSTE, 1868. CONTINUATION OF SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, OF £2000 WORTH SURPLUS STOCK OF DRAPERY, HOSIERY, MILLINEE.Y, HABERDASHERY, AND MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, &c, &c, AT THE ODD FELLOWS' HALL, ON THURSDAY, THE 25th OF THIS MONTH, AND FOLLOWING DAYS. TIT B, . JAMES SMITH Has received instructions from Messrs. MOELLER BROTHERS to sell the remainder of their Surplus Stock of DRAPERY, MILLINERY, UNDERCLOTHING, HOSIERY, and MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING, by Public Auction, WITHOUT UESEUTE, ON THURSDAY, the 25th JUNE, AND FOLLOWING DAYS, i The Goods consist of DRAPERY of every description — FLANNELS DKESSES FRENCH MERINOS COB URNS WINCF-YS LUSTRES ALPACAS STOCKINGS BOX GLOVES JACKETS UNDERCLOTBING DKKRY-S TOWELLINGS FLANNEL UNDERSHIRTS TROUSERS, VESTS CAPS, KNIT DRAWERS SERGES BLACK SILKS COLORED SILKS CALICOES PRINTS DRUGGETS TICKINGS SHAWLS VELVETS TALETOTS JACONETS TOWELS BAIZES CRIMEAN SHIRTS COATS INVERNESS CAPES BOYS' CLOTHING As well as a large lot of other Goods too numerous to particularise, in fact a complete ASSOBTMENT. The whole will be sold -without the SLIGHTEST RESERVE, AND IN SMALL LOTS to suit all classes of purchasers, and purchasers will get unprecedented BARGAINS. NO RESERVE !~~SMALL LOTS ! ! SALE TO COMMENCE AT TWELVE OICLOCKO I CLOCK EACH DAY. WINTEE CLOTHING, HATS, &c, EX ALBION, FROM LONDON, JUST AKRIVED AT MACLEAN'S, BOUGHT AT THE BEST MANUFACTURERS FOR CASH, AND IS NOW OFFERED AT VERY LOW PRICES. WILLIS-STREET, (Opposite Mr. Pearce's store,) Wellington.

"VTOW LANDING, And on Sale by the Undersigned .* — Loivndes'B.P. rum in qr-casks, 10 o.p. Martell and Hennessy's brandy in qrcasks, pale and dark Do do in cases Port and sherry in qr-casks and octaves Sparkling wines, " Albert's" Sardines, halves and quarters Crosse and Blackwell's pickles, mixed Do do salad oil, pints and half-pints Do do curry powder, in bottles Do do bottled fruits, assorted Wotherspoon aud Schooler's confectionery Lemon peel, in 71b and 91b tins No 1 white starch Ground ginger, in 71b tins Coarse salt Pearl barley, in lewt kegs Currants, in 2cwt casks OatmeaL in do Rice, in do, screened Patua Bell and Black's plaid ve-.tas Gill and Co. 's thick do, I--' gross in each Blue stone, in lewt kegs Vinegar, in qr-casks Flour of sulphur, in lem barrels j Kerosene oil, in drums and cases I Raw and boiled linseed jil, in ."» gallon drums Colza oil, in do Stockholm tar, in do Spirits of tar, in do Tin plates, Dx, Ix, Ixx, aad IC Blankets, 10-4 and 11x4 Horrocks' long cloth Hoyles' prints Shirts, serge, linen, regatta, Scotch twill, &c. Welsh flannel Nails, 2i, 2|, 3, 4, 5, anil Gin, American. ; cut, and 14, 2, and 3in Pointes de Paris Boots and shoes, a large assortment of men's, women's, and children's Biscuits, pilot, cabin, water, and fancy mixed. JOHNSTON & CO. May 20, 1868. TUST RECEIVED by the Undersigned— Leisure Hour for 1867 Sunday &.t Home for 1867 R. BURRETT, Bookseller and Stationer, Manners Street. pOBB AND CO.'S Livery and Bait Stablea, Opposite Osgood's Empire Hotel. WILLIAM DA VIES, Proprietor.

[a^cakd.] ALEXANDER BOWLER, Stock, Station, and General Commission Agent, ¦WILLIAM SEAGER, Boiler Maker and General Smith, Willis street, (Opposite the Independent Printing Office). YTT SEAGER is prepared to undertake all work connected with the above business. All work entrusted to the above will be found to give general satisfaction. X IVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE Ju INSURANCE COMPANY. Agent for Wellington: EDWARD PEABGE. WELLINGTON STEAM COFFEE AND SPICE WORKS. TOHN NIMMO AND CO. beg to notify J to the Merchants and Storekeepers of New Zealand that they have started a branch manufactory at Willis street. Wellington, and that they are now prepared to take orders for coffees, raw, roasted, or ground, in bags or tins ; chicory, pepper, and epices, whole or ground, in bags, tins, or packets All goods manufactured and sold by the above guaranteed genuine, pure, and unadulterated j when coffee and chicory is mixed it is invariably stated to be " a mixture j of coffee and chicory" upon the wrapper. J. N. & Co. refer to their long and ex- J tensive experience, embracing a period of, over thirty- nine years in the best establish- j ments in Glasgow, London, Paris, and their i own firm at Melbourne (now the oldest established coffee works in Victoria) as a proof that th«y thoroughly understand the qualities and manufacture of Coffee and Spices in every branch. At the Intercolonial Exhibition, held Melbourne. 1866 67, the jury, after carefully inspecting their exhibits, awarded them a Certificate of Merit, and forwarded ,ie following report to the Royal Commissioners :—: — " Their coffees and spices are exceedingly good." — See Official Catalogues. Lists oi prices are now ready, and can bp had upon applies- tion. Orders by post will be promptly attended tc , JOHr NIMMO & CO., Wellington Steam Coffee Works.