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New Zealander, Volume 11, Issue 976, 22 August 1855, Page 1 (Supplement)

GOOD NEWS FOR MOTHER&fpi? ONE CASE of Assorted BABY LINEN and Children's UNDER CLOTHING, of every description, work exquisite, and very cheap. % i- J \ ••• Ladies waited on by Mrs. Jones. \o\ ALFRED JONE% Railway' - August Bth, 1855. , Queen^treel^*«^ -gHßgta. ■HMBh wmm MMKIh MgaßSlffiai fWOTWI* C% b?P CS IPT I3 woi y.</ T-^ 2 lUs? JSp Joel JliKij W JEdl e tfb.e Undersigned to notify that this U a Clearing Out Sale 3 as the whole Stock MUST be Sold Off" HECtAHDIiESS OF PRICE* line being; about to proceed to, England. GREAT ATTRACTION!!! HOUSE, QUEEN-STREET. ALFRED JONES TVESPECTFULLY informs his Friends and Customers, being about lo relinquish business in Auckland, submits his Entire Stock of DRAPERY- SILKS, SHAWLS, HOSIERY AND HABERDASHERY, at considerably under the cost price. GREAT BARGAINS will be offered, as an entire clearance is determined on. Ladies* Work Boxes, Papier March} Port Fenils and Trays*, Porcehiu, Chines and Dresden Vases, Silver Card Cases, Rosewood Inlaid Whatnots, Enamelled Glove Boxes, Handsome Framed Oil Paintings, copies fr°m old masters, Jewellery, Perfumery, Hair Brushes, etc., etc., WILL BE SOLD OFF REGARDLESS OF C6ST. MONSTER CLEARING OUT SALE 1!! Black Silk Velvet Mantles, two pounds each worth 5 guineas Black and Colored Cloth Mantles, from 15/. each usually sold at 50/. A magnificent lot of Frepch, British, and Chinese Silks and Brocaded Satins, half price Paisly, Cashmere, Barge, and Tissue Shawls, from 9/6 Ladies' Silk and Satin Visittes trimmed Lace aud Velvet, under cost price Several Rundredjards Rich French, Bonnet Ribbon 6|d. per yard, cheap ij Muslin Collars, Chemizeiles, Habit Shirt, Sleeves, half price Horrock's and other fine makes family Long Cloth 6|d. per yard usually sold at 9J. Hoyie's and Lidiard's fast colored Prims, yard wide, 6|d, per yard, cheap Bd. Coburgs and Orleans 7|d. per yard, cheap 1/ A varied assortment of Wool Plaid Shawls, 2 yards square, 7/6 each, worth one pound Embroiderd White Muslin Mantles, 12/6 each, usually sold 20/ Embroidered Muslin Robes, (very beautiful) commencing 9/6 each A few rolls of very rich plain and figured white. French Bonnet Ribbon, 9d. cheap 2/fi.pw yard Yard wide Gala Plaids, from BJd. per yard, cheap 1/6 Chanlilly Black and White Lace Falls, 5/6 d. each, really cheap at haH-a-guinea Jacconets, Book, Mull and Sprig Muslins, under the cost price Mohair Caps, Silk Hair Nets, Silk Velvet and Chenille Head Dresses, Bugle Head Dresses, Fancy and Embroidered Ribbon, Neck Ties, etc., etc. Customers will readily perceive the prices asked is 50 per cent, less than any other house in town Infant's Cashmere Hoods and Cloaks, half price Ladies' very best French Kid Gloves, 1/6 per pair, usually sold 2/6 Bayadere Robes various styles, 5/9 each, worth half-a-guinea Ladies' Silk Neckties, 6d. each, worth 1/ Boys' Fancy Velvet and Plain Cloth Caps, almost given away Lace Edgings, remarkably cheap. 7d. per dozen Many thousand yards Cap Lace Id. l|d. and 2d. per yard, worth 3d. French Gauze, Cap Ribbons, 2|d. per yard, worth 6d. Table Damask two yards wide (all linen), 3/9 per yard, usnally sold 6/6 Damask Table Napkins, (all linen), 4/6 d each, cheap 2/6 Linen Hand Towels, 6d. each or 5/ per dozen A few Black and Colored Velvet Bonnets 2/6 each A series of beautiful VIEWS, painted on Copper, Framed, 18d. each, very cheap. MEN'SCLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION SUBJECT TO THE ABOVE REDUCED RATES. ICI ON PARLE FRANCAIS. HIER SPRECGHT MEN HOLLANDSCHE. ALFRED JONES. Railway House. Queen-street, 'July. 50th, 1855.

VALUABLE FARM—443 ACRI S. R. SCHULTZ AND CO. Have reeeived instructions to sell a valuable FARM, of A A &-1 ACRES, immediately opposite -***** Hellier's Creek, about 20 minutes' sail from Auckland,—land the best description in this neighbourhood. Plan may be seen and every information obtained at the Mart,

EX " WILLIAM DENNY.'' On Sale at ihe Stores of the Undersigned—»AA BAGS'of the Finest CONCEPTION FLOUR, ..transhipped in Sydney from a vessel direct from Conception 5 Quarter-Tierces superior Tobacco W. S. Grahame. 14th August, 18oS.