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New Zealander, Volume XVII, Issue 1591, 17 July 1861, Page 1

I Making room for shipments of fresh Goods. LONDON HOUSE AND BEE-lIIVE, Between the two Banks, Shortland Street. CLEARING OUT WINTER CLOTHING, DRAPERY, HOSIERY, BLANKETS, AND OTHER GOODS. Also, Men's, Women's & Children's Boots & Shoes, RALPH KEESING (late A. & R. Kecsing) rc£pectfully announces to his customers and the public that on MONDAY, the Bth instant, he will commence SELLING OF F the whole of his present Stock, as above, Terms Cash. One price and no abatement. fi3?T Closed on Saturdays; re-open at sunset. Monstrous Sacrifice! OF DRAPERY, SLOPS, BOOTS & SHOES, &c, &c, K. LAZARUS' "Dublin House," Wyndham-street, Opposite the Catholic Chapel. 65§T Obsebvb the following low prices Ladies' Department. BEST CALICO, YARD Good Linen Holland, Fine Prints, Grey Sheeting, 72 inch, French Twills, wide width, Is. All kinds Fancy Plaid Children's Socks, per pair. ... ... ... ... ... Coloured Velvet, yard ... ... ... Is. All kinds Bonnet and Cap Ribbons from ... Trimmings and Fringes, from All kinds Braid Union Calico, full yard wide. Ladies' Cashmere Boots, per pair, ... ... 4*. Ditto Leather do. strong, 6s. Children's Cashmere do. ... ... ... .'Js. Good Heavy Leather Shoes, 6s. Ladies' Slippers, ... ... 2s. All kinds Fancy Needlework and Embroidery, from yard Gentlemen's Department. Caps for the Million, each, Is. Gd. A good Scotch Twill Shirt, double back,... 2s. Gd. Moleskin Trousers, from ... •'is. od. Blue Shirts, from ss. Gd. Boys' Blue Shirts, 4s. Od. Boys' Check do 2s. Od. Boys' Trousers, from .. ... ... 4s. Od. Mens' Vests, from Gs. Od. Boys' Vests, 4s. Od. Mens'Worsted Socks, per pair ... ... is. Oil. Mens' Red Shirts, all w<x>l, ... ... 2s. Gd. Woollen Under Shirts, from 2s. Gd. The Best Black Cloth Coats, ... £1 10s. Od. Shepherd's Plaid Trousers, ]6s. Gd. Men's Fancy Regatta Shirts, from ... 3s. Gd. Ditto White Shirts, 4s. Od. Best Blankets, from each, 4s. Od. Neck Ties, from Is. Gd. Braces, Elastic, 2s. Od. All kinds of Jewellery, Fancy Goods, &c , &c. Every Article at the same reduced rate from the former acknowledged low prices. June 27th, 1861. AUCKLAND ACADEMY, COBURG-STREET, rpIIE THIRD QUARTER of the SESSION will commence on Monday, July loth. Pupils from the Country accommodated as Boarders. N.B. —An Assistant wanted, fully competent to conduct the French and Drawing Classes, and aid in the general business of the School. To a well-educated, energetic young man, anxious to push his way, and fond of the profession, the present affords an eligible opportunity. Applications, accompanied by satisfactory testimonials, to be made on or before the 20th inst. J. GORRIE. Julv 2nd, 1861.

On Sale, >oLa u o i L C. A. HARRIS. For Sale by the Undersigned, 1 POTATOES, the finest quality grown this Season. Can be delivered at the One Tree Hill Farm, or in Town. S. JONES, Queen-street. June 25th, 1861. Freehold Estate for Sale. MESSRS. CHEESEMAN Have received instructions from Mr. Thomas Cawkwell, to offer for Sale by private contract, npHE whole of his Valuable Estate, known by the X name of Meadow Bank Farm, containing by admeasurement about 125 acres, (more or less,) with Dwelling House, Hani, Stables, and other Outbuildings erected thereon. This beautiful and compact Estate is bounded on the south by the Village of l'anmure, on the west and north by a Government Road, and on the east by the Tamaki River, and is well situated for being cut up into Town Sections. It consists of very superior Volcanic Earth, covered with a good sward, and rests on a remarkably dry subsoil. It is conveniently divided into separate Fields, and has wharf accommodation on the Tamaki River, with deep water frontage forvessels of 500 tons burden. For particulars apply to MESSRS. CHEESEMAN, Queeu Street, Auckland. Mechanics' Institute. , LECTURE will be delivered in the Hall of the Institute, on MONDAY EVENING, the 22nd current, by J. CRACROFT WILSON, Esq., 08. SUBJECT: The late Mutiny in India. Doors open at half-past six, to commence at seven. Members have tho privilege of introducing a lady. Non-members Is. each. N.B.— The Library closed on the above evening at six o'clock. DAVID BALDERSTON, Secretary. 11th July, 1861. Montpelier Nursery. (CHOICE and varied selection of Ornamental J Shrubs, Fruit and Forest Trees, &c. Intending purchasers are respectfully requested to inspect the stock at present for sale. 1). HAY, Ilobson's Bay Cottage and Grass Paddock to Let. 110 LET, in the neighbourhood ofOtahtilm, a-10 acre GRASS PADDOCK, together with a small COTTAGE. Apply to W. BUCK'LAN I). Kohuora, 'Jth June, 1861. OST, from the neighbourhood of Otahuhu, 18 i Sheep, W on top of rump, some have II near side, and some 0 on back, and others have a red mark on top of shoulder; were last seen on the 12th instant, between the Scotch Church and Mr. Baird's house. £1 reward will be paid on their delivery to Mr. CASELLS' or ALFRED BUCKLAND.