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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 1, 13 November 1863, Page 1

S. H A - K B I S, STATIONER, BOOKSELLER, & TOBACCONIST, imonTza as Tote, !7ahot Goods, &c. CAVENDISH SOUSE, TOS OP SHOBTULHII-BTBEETf, (Late of Princoss-aireet), "IRISHES to direct particular .detention to the * T Large, Choice, and Varie<i'ASBORTMENT of constantly on sale,. comprising ovary <Jeecription of Plain and Fancy Stationery Toys and Fancy Goods And Endless Assortment of Goods suitable for Christinas Preseuts, and New Yssi Gifts Wedding and Birthday Presents Larbalestier's Celebrated Eau Aβ Cologne, • patronised by Her Majesty and the Elite of Auckland Gosne'l's, Rimmell's, and PhillipBon's Superior Perfumes Pomados and Fancy Soaps Combs Brushes Nail Scisso'/s Dreaainj Cases, &o. Pocket Cutlery Scissors Porcelain Goods Coloured Glass Vases Ornaments Games, &c, &c. Photographic Viewi of Auckland, on paper, for sending Home, 6d. each, or 6s. per dozen. Agent for the Melbourne Illustrated Post, receivtid every month in liino for transmission by the English Mail, containing incidents in the Auckland .War, with views of the Country. Licensed to Sell Postage Stamps. Please note the Address— J. HARRIS., CAVENDISH EODSE, TOP Oγ SEOETLJUfB-ITBEET, (Late of Princefl-etreet). TO ARRIVE, PER ' QUEEN OF MERSEY,' AND ' GREEN JACKET,' rpWO CASES ASSORTED STATIONERY -*- 3 cases Toys and Fancy Goods 2 ~ ' Christmas Prcseuta and Now Year's Gifts •3 .• ,;.' ■ l r ti'fi7,y Ptpoa and Tobacconist Goods • • ■ 1 - caso ,I'»Biii;r-n<i»ldi».jmmLJla«cil Herald.'s. J. HARRIS, Top of Shonland-streoi.

J. HA R R I S "OESPECTFULL? notifies that the same Brands and Descriptions of CIGARS and TOBACCO for which his Business in Princes-street obtained a World-wide Reputation, is sold at tho New Establishment at the Top of Shortland-stredt. E. W A Y T E, IMPORTER, "WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER. STATIONER, Printer, Bookbindeh, MUSICAL iNSTnttMEIJT AND TOT. SELLER, &C, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. TANFIELD MOOR COALS. TO TOWN AND COUNTRY BLACKSMITHS. fTVHE Underoigned is now LANDING, ox ' IDA •*- ZEIGLER,' some of tho unesf. and cleanest samples of TANFIELD MOOR COALS ever int ported. HENRY KELLY. Coal Shed, High-street. H. X. would call the attention of his country c\;atomers to the above coals, being packed in strong iron-hooped casks for transit. COALS ! ! COALS ! ! 1 T ARGE FOR HOUSEHOLD, and SMALL for BLACKSMITHS, delivored in town. H. Kellt is now retailing Coals to the Working Class and Poor at the lowest rate, from half civt. and upwards. HENRY KELLY. Coal Shed, High-etreet. N.B. —Coals tire far cheaper and less trouble thin WOOd - H. K. EX 'VICTORY,' A liAEM CLOCKS, JUST RECEIVED, XX ■ 12s. each. Also, AN ASSORTMENT OF JEWELLERY, Ex ' Ida Zeigler.' K. BECK, Junction of Queen nud Wakefield-streets. LITCHFIELD ALE. THE Undersigned haa on Sale Thirty Hhda. of GRIFFITH'S' LITCHFIELD A L E,— which ■will bo found to be superior to nny Brand in the Market, and most suitable for the Summer season. The above can also be supplied in small packages for family u«. ' G e O EGB RIDINGS. / Queen-street Wh&rr. THOMAS CRAIG BEGS to inform Builders and the Public generally that he has REMOVED his TIMBER YARD to CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET EAST, -»?here he will always have ON HAND TIMBER for House and Ship-building purposes of the tiest description, November 6, 1863.