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New Zealand Herald, Issue 2, 17 November 1863, Page 3

,N E W ZEALAND HOUSE. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. e)f\ CASES OF NEW SPRING AND SUM'JV MER CLOTHING have just been added to this department. It, is now one of the LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE STOCKS in the Colony, ordered expressly for the Colonial Trade; Fashionably Out, and comprising every requisite in all qualities and prices. THE TWEED and DOE SUITS, Tweed and Doc Coats, Vests and Trousers, are unusually good. Blue Serge, Blue Diagonal, and BLUE FLANNEL SACS, White Flannel Suits, Black and Coloured Alpaca Coats, Drill Trousers, Alpaca Vests, and other Summer Apparel in endless variety. Black Cloth Coats in Sac, Frock and Walking; Black Cloth Vests and Trousers, Boys' and Youths' Clothing iu immense variety, Gents'' White Shirts at all prices. Regatta and Crimean Shirts, Linen and Paper Collars, Ties, Braces, Half-Hose, Under Shirts and Drawers in Summer Gauze, Merino, &e., &o. Also, 5 cases Gents' Fashionable Felt Hats 1 case Gents' Black Paris Hats 1 case Gents' Drab Shell Hats The attention of Gentlemen is requested to this Large Shipment, Tho Price, Cut, Style and Quality are unexceptionable. W. RATTRAY, THE CRESCENT, Auckland. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE REPOSITORY, AND ladies' general outfitting establishment, York-street, Parncll. j\/|"RS. !''■ STREET informs the Ladies of AuckIVL land ami iU vicinity that, in conjunction with the Sale of Sewing Machines, she intends cam-in" 011 the GENERAL OUTFITTING BUSINESS, in all its branches, including 11 anti.es, Dresses, Machink Tucked and Quilted Sicikts, IJndeklinen, Weddinu Orders, Baiiv Linen, <S;e., &c. Gentlemen's Suirts and Collars. TO ARRIVE PEli' 'HELVELLYN,' A Consignment of Sewing Machines, Machine Needles, Silks, Twists, &c., to which attention is solicited. These Mnchines are of the best make, having obtained the Prize at the Exhibition of 18(52 ; and many Exhibitors also received prizes for work produced by them. Tho great advantages afforded by these Machines arc manifest, inasmuch us the work from them is much more sightly than that from the hand—it cannot be pulled out, and one Machine will produce as much work as from 'ten to twenty hands. To Tailors, .Manufacturers, Contractors, mid Dressmakers they are of great service, in a country where labour is a great want. Private Ladies will also find them a most valuable addition to their household, enabling them, as they most certainly would, without either fatigue or (serious infringement on their time, to do the work of £ large family, and render them independent of other assistance. ET-Jy' Machines may be seen in constant operation, their work examined, and purchasers instructed in their use. JOHN P. DAGN AL L, COMMISSION MERCHANT & IMPORTER, Queen-Street, Aucklan», HAS ON SALE AT HIS STORES (Wholesale and Retail,) Sugar, Company's and Snowdrop Currants Raisins Figs, iu G and 121b. boxes Tea C'olfee Corn I- '.our Pickles Mustard Salad Oil Sardines Anchovies Barley Sugar (in tins) Sperm Candles Parafin ditto Mould ditto Soda Blue Starch Soap Tobacco and Cigare Glassware Kcrosiue Lamp and Lvnferns Kerosiue Oil "Wicks j Globes and Chimneys, &c., &c. TO ARRIVE PER I CHARRIOT OF FAME,' Earthenware Iron Bedsteads, Ac. K E COSINE, CJEVHN SHILLINGS PER GALLON, (a reO duclion in price if taken in quantities of live callous and uvwards,) at JOHN P. DAGNALL, Queen-street, S. HAGUE SMI TH, Queen-street. REDUCED PRICE. ORNAMENTAL IRON TOMBSTONE RAILINGS 20 Sets Tombstone Fencing, on sale. S. HAGUE SMITH. REVOLVER S. CT REVOLVERS ON SALE. 4;£) S. HAGUE SMITH. EN 'IDA ZEIGLER,' 'GANGES,' &c. ON SAL E, M CASES CORRUGATED IRON 20 eases Iron Bedsteads 50 kegs American Shingle Nails 3 tons Best White Lead 800 gallons Linseed Oil 15 casks Till and Hollowaro 30 American Cooking Stoves I t Leamington Ranges 100 Sham and Register Stoves 12 Marble Chimney Pieces 10 pairs Smiths' Bellows 20 Cottage Pumps, complete siwr-p. s n iGCE SMm[ November 4, ISG3. PAPER-HANGINGS. -t r\ r\r\r\ PIECES NEW AND CHEAP lIJJJIJ (J DESIGNS, 0:1 sale. iU S U S. HAGUE SMITH. Quecn-slrect. G. COOK & CO., Electro-Gilders and Platers, Laboratory, Princes Street, Auckland. "AMILITARY ACCOUTREMENTS pf every dcM scription in Metal, Bridle-Bits Stirrups and Spurs permanently plated to resist cxidntion. Military Ornaments designod and nianmnctured. Sword Scabbards, Revolvers, &c„ Electro-plated. Coats of Arms and other designs reproduced by the Electro process. .. , « , , •Vll articles manufactured in every land of metal, effectually replated or gilt, and warranted to wear perfect for years. Peikces-steeet, Auckland.