NATIONAL MART, CORNER OF OUEEN AND WYNDIIAM STREETS. TIE Undersigned have now unpacked (lie following CII O ICE GOODS, ex “ Anemesia” and “Moa.” Undies’ and Children's Tweed and Cloth Mamies French Merino Dresses, very richly embroidered Llama and Poplin Bayadere Robes, Rich Primed Cashmere and DeLain Dresses Children’s Do Lain, Holland and Gala Plaid Dresses, Holland Pinafores Roys’ Ghalli Plaid Dressess, trimmed with sdk velvet French Merinos, French Twills, Orleans, Coburgs, Alpaccas, Demi Lustres, D'Orleans Satin, Crape Coburgs, Honriclta and Paramalla Cloths Uiala Plaids, German Velvets, Moreens, Damask Rrocadets Rlack and Fancy Grosde Naples, Black Satinelte Broended Checked, Striped, and Shot Silk Dresses, in variety Moinanliqne Dresses, Rich Garnetnre Ribbons Fancy and Oriental Bonne! Ribbons French, Satin, and Gan/.e Cap Ribbons French and Fnglisli Cap Flowers and Fare Wreaths Silk and Satin Neck-li -s, Mohair and Silk Head Dresses, Brooches Infants’ Cashmere Cloaks, Cashmere Hoods, Infants’ Cambric Caps Worked Muslin Chemisettes, Muslin Sleeves, Cambric do., very superior Cambric Collars, Mourning Chemisettes and Sleeves Infants’ Long and Short Robes, Muslin and Jenny Lind Caps Rook and JaceonelMuslin Insertions, Flouncings, Jacconel Edgings Embroidered Cambric Handkerchiefs Lawn Handkerchiefs, in fancy boxes Musiinels, Fancy Check Muslins, Harness Bordered Books, Lenois Jaceonets, Books, Hair Cord, Tape Cheeks, Nainsooks Victoria Lawns, Fancy Window Nets, Lappet Sprigs. Crinolines Harness, Rook Window Curtains, Fancy .set do. Corded Skills, Tucked and Hooped do. While, Black, and Colored Kid Gloves, Silk, Spun, Taffeta Cashmere, Clot!*, Berlin and Lisle Thread do. Swiss, French, Balmoral, Vest, litigate, Brighton, Hastings, Lincoln, and Denbigh Wool Polkas Wool Viclorines, Roas, Caps, Hoods, Garters, Roolakins, and Worsted Boots Plaid, Wool, square, and Scarf Shawls, Paisley do. Plain and Fancy Silk Parasols, Worsted Girdles Daisey and German Furniture Fringe Worste i Damask Table Covers Printed, Embossed, and Embroidered Cloth do., in the newest styles, a great variety Oil Cloth, Tabic Covering, Toilet Covers, While Quills Huckaback. Diaper, Linen Dusters, Sclccias, Sheetings Women's White and Black Colton Hose Men’s Brown and Grey Cotton Hose and Half-hose Black and Grev Worsted Hose and Half-hose, Children's Socks Merino, Lambs’ Woo! and Colton Drawers, Merino and Lambs’ Wool Shirts Roys’ Silk, Worsted and Leather Bells, Pilot Coats and 'Browsers Tweed, Embroidered, Cloth, Figured, Silk, Black Satin Watered and Moree Antique Vests Roys’ and Vonlhs’ Tweed, Mole, and Cord Trousers Roys’ Tweed Coals Roys’ White and Regatta Shi; is, Cloth Caps Gents’, Black and Fancy Silk and Satin Handkerchief, Shirt Collars Fancy, Jacquard, French, Piinled, Rednigo, Swiss, Front, While, and Regalia Shirts Children's Fell and Reaver Hats, trimmed with Feathers and Ribbons Patent Tadestry Carpets, etc., ele. S. AM) J. I*. VAIIE. Mav Ctli, iS.'H, WATER-PUOOF CLOTHING. JUST RECEIVED AT NE W ZEAL AN I) HOU SE, , THOROUGH ASSORTMENT OF MEN’S WATER-PROOF CLOTHING *- Also, ONE CASE WOOLLEN POLKAS. T. L 0 N 1) E R G A N, naval and military tailor, TN returning (hanks to bis Friends and the Public of Auckland in general, for ihe * patronage he lias hitberio received, begs to inform them that he, as usual, intends to carry on his business in IVmces-slreet, opposite the Masonic Hole!; and that he has just received a Large Assortment of G 0 0 D S suitable for the forthcoming season of the year. Auckland, April 2d, 18'i-I.
JUST PUBLISHED, 6S A PAGE FROM THE HISTORY OF - A NEW ZEALAND,” by Metoikos. On Sale at Mr. Jaguar's, Bookseller ami Stationer, next door lo Mr. Glnduy’s, Chemist and Druggist, Queen-street. TO EXCAVATORS AND OTHERS. MENDERS are roqaired for the removal -i etc., of a <lllantiiv <>S earih from the rear of ibo Odd Fellows' Hall. For Author information application to i)C made to J. Dr.ur.OM, Carpenter, Princcs-strect. Auckland, May Nr, !801. L <) S T , WV Mr. Dennett's, Oucon-strcnl, nA <jii Thursday evenim, last, A MOUNTED Ml DING WIMP. Anv perron who lias 'band the same and will least* it at the oflieo of ihc I\c:r /.iulamhr shad i)C rewarded.
NOT ! C QTUAYEI) from the Premises ihu undersigned, Wyecl-ham-street, on Saturday nip hi or Sunday morning last, a Dark Pay’Entire HOUSE, about lifted! bands high, with a pieee of rope round its neck. Any person bringing ibe said Dorse to my Premises will be rewarded for his trouble. Peri ls Guaci;. May 2ulh, 18bD NOTICE. rpHR undersigned begs leave to acquaint. the Public that having returned from the Boul.li, he is able to continue his business as usual. Ai.tiiui G. Blits. May 2dlh, 180 i. NOTICE. A JJ, CDAIMS against me are requested PjL to !u* j resented, for payment, on or before noon of AtomuT next.
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New Zealander, Volume 10, Issue 847, 27 May 1854, Page 1
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