To Builders, Slaters, and Pounders. The Undersigned have on Sale, at their Yards, corner of Wyndham and Albert-streets, SLATES, BEST BLUE BANGOR COUNTESS, @ £l2 per mile Asphalto Roofing Felt Fire Bricks Flag Stones Cement Coals Pig Iron In quantities to 6uit purchasers. O. R. STRICKLAND & CO., Queen-street Wharf. ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, AM) TO ARRIVE Per "Shooting Star," and "Shalimar." SALT, FINE AND COMMON Ale Bottled in Barrel and Case Ale, Marrian's, in Ilhds. Soap, Double Crown Coals, Slates, Pig Iron Cement and Asphalto Roofing Felt In lots to suit purchasers. 0. R. STRICKLAND & CO., Queen-street Wharf. Ex Swordflsh." J. 11. BURN SIDE & CO. OF FEU FOR SAI.K, WELSH, SAXONY, & ELECTORAL FLANNEL COBURGS Lustres and Moreens 8-4 and 9-4 wool Sbawls and Scarfs Horrocks's and other Shirtings Croydon's rolled Linings, Crinolines and Muslins Printed Druggets, Carpet and Hearth Rugs Darlington and B. B. Towels, Damasks Kid Gloves, Fancy Ties, Silk Fringes and Trimmings Linen and Cotton Ticks, Osnaburgs and Dcrrys Dungaree, Chambray, Railway Stripe Ladies' and Children's Hosiery in variety Blankets Grey and White Sheetings, lings Men's White, Regatta, Scotch Twill and Crimean
Shirts Men's and Boys' Bine Sorge do., S. & D. B. Men's Brown and White Cotton, L. Wool and Merino
ditto Men's Blue Pilot, Tweed, Doe and Mole Trousers Men's Black Cloth, Tweed and Doe Sacks Men's Fancy and Black Doc and Tweed Vests Boys' and Youths' Winter Clothing Top Coats, Blue Mot Jackets and Coats Toilet Covers, Quilts and Huckabacks Rough and Dressed Holland, Crapes Blonds, Laces, Edging and Nets Blue and Black Cloth and Glazed Caps Haberdashery, Small Wares in variety Dressing, Back and Side Combs, Hair and lootb Brushes Green Baize, Tailors' Canvas and Padding Men's and Youths' Linen Collars and Tics Childrcns' Pinafores, Blouses and Overalls Ginghams, Fancy Mourning and Navy Prints Painted Pongee, Corah and Brussells Handkerchiefs Black Brussels, Ducape and Glace do. Black Broads, Black and Fancy Does and Tweeds Perfumery, Soaps, Pomades and Jewellery Curled Hair, Hair Seating, 3-Bushcl Sacks &c., Sec., kc. Also—- £, 1, and 14ffi tins Wotherspoon's Confectionery Soda Crystals, Bed Herrings in tins White Herrings in firkins, £ bis. and bis. Coleman's Blue, and No. 1 Starch Currants, Muscatels, and Elemes Figs, Sugar Candy, Nutmegs Imperial and Muscatels in Cartoon and Fancy Boxes Orange, Lemon, and Citron Peel Barcelona Nuts, Sago, Cerraways Salad and Castor Oil in \ pints and quarts 1 and 2lb Jams, Assorted Essences Calfs Foot, Orange and Lemon Jelly Ginger, Lemon, Pear and other Syrups &c, &c, &c. Queen-street, Auckland. NATIONAL MART. Sk J. B. VATLE, respectfully call the attention of . their numerous customers, to their New Stock of Summer Drapery and Fancy Goods. "ATIONAL MART.—Cheap Muslins! ! Printed Hair Cords, Stripe and Check Muslins, yard wide, fast colors, <Jd. per yard. T" ATIONAL MART.—The new registered Flounced Muslin Dress, 14 yards, fast colors, 9s. each ! ! ! J~ ATIONAL MART.—The Fashionable Flounced A Carmalite Dress, 18 yards, only 15s. MART.—Flounced Barege Dresses, M in all the new styles. kj"ATIONAL MART.—AII Wool Bareges, Is. 2d. per yard. NATIONAL MART.—-Summer Mantles, Mantillas and Scarfs, to be sold cheap. ATIONAL MART.—Ladies' Coutille Stays, 4s. .*. , per pair. (UMMER CLOTHING' of every description, at reduced prices. 1 S. & J. R. VAILE, National Mart, Corner of Queen and Wyndham-streets WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND. THE " CRITERION " FAMILY HOTEL, Lambton Qua v. SUISTED & CO., Proprietors. Bedrooms at Different Prices. Private Sitting Rooms. LARGE DINING ROOM. Breakfast at 9 o'clock, Luncheon at 2 o'clock. Table D'hote Dinner at 6 o'clock.
COMMERCIAL ROOM WITH ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN NEWSPAPERS. Buxiard and Smoking Rooms. Cold, Warm, Vapour, and Shower Baths. Good Stabling. WHARF FOR LANDING PASSENGERS AND LUGGAGE. Foreign Languages Spoken. Kf CHARGES MODERATE. October Ist, 1859. The Lady's Newspaper and Pictorial Times, XS the best Illustrated Weekly JOURNAL for LADIES, being especially devoted to their interests, instruction, and amusement. It contains each week, besides the usual Illustrations of the Events of the Day, the Latest Paris Fashions and the Newest Work-table Patterns (working size), and is therefore particularly valuable to Ladies and Families out of Town, and quite invaluable in the Colonies. Subscription (paid in advance): Annual £1 65., Six Months 135., Three Months 6s. 6d., either stamped or post-paid to any British Colony, and single Copy 6d. May be received through any respectable News Agent, or direct from the Publisher, Mr. W. J. Johnson, 83, Fleet-street, London, to whom money-orders may be made payable. STORAGE For Maize, Dry Goods, Potatoes, &c, * T reasonable rates, to be bad at the Stores of Messrs, DaCosia and Jurr. Shortland-street, next door to Bojous', Tailor,
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New Zealander, Volume XV, Issue 1422, 3 December 1859, Page 1
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