RICH A.R D HOBB 1 EXCELSIOR HOUSE, QUEEN-STREET, 1 (Adjoining Odd Fellows' Hail,) 1| DRAPER & GENERAL OUTFITTER, 8 HAVING JUST OPENED ' || A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW ANii 1 FASHIONABLE GOODS, 1 adapted to the present season, || BEGS respectfully to invite public attention to the S same, assured that those who favour him ;ri;|[ , f|| a call will find his Stock unequalled, both in excellence IS and economy. ' || Railway Rugs || Carpet Bags Portmanteaus Umbrellas §| Blue Serge || ! Dungaree || ' White Calico §| i Flannel Bj Fancy Striped Furniture Chintz fig Felt and Straw Hata |§ Hosiery, in great variety. |ij FIRST-CLASS READY-MADE CLOTHIXG H BOYS', YOUTHS', AND MEN'S ' Sjj White and Brown Linen Drill Trousers |p White and Brown Linen Drill Yests |j| White Duck Trousers 1| Black Doeskiu Trousers, in great variety If Fancy Doeskin and Tweed Trousers |j| Black Cloth and Fancy Doe and Tweed 111 Tests §1 Black Cloth Sacs and Coats of the newest f| shapes |j| Fancy Tweed and Melton Sacs Boys Gambroon Tunics |g Black Alpaca Coats m Best Black and Coloured Kid Gloves, aud B White Buck ditto || Having purchased a Large Lot of ii Gents' White Shirts || Gents' Fancy, Coloured, and Black Silk 11 Ncckties || i Genta' Fancy Silk Neck Scarfs §| j Genta' Fancy Marsilla and Eureka Scarfs if j quite new §| : Gents' Bordered Cambric Handkerchiefs, pf AT A DISCOUNT, g IS OFFERING THE SAME MUCH UNDER 11 Y A L U E. H NEW SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK. jf R. HOBBS Bolicts attention to his SPRING and 11 SUMMER STOCK of CLOTHING, which is exten- 1 sive and well selected, and includes New Materials Sy and Fashionable Patterns, of the best quality. || R. HOBBS, I WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRAPER, § Queen-street, Auckland, 11 (Adjoining the Odd Fellows' Hall.) Bf IRONMONGERY. i EDWARD PORTER 1 Has on Sale, ex Late Arrivals, If BBH IRON, Bar, Rod, Sheet, and Hoop Black, S and Galvanised; L (in circle) Blister 11 Steel, Tin Plates, Block Tin, Zinc, 9,10, Si HOLLOW ARE—Tinned and Enamelled Boilers, ||| Saucepans, Digesters, Maslin Kettles, Kg Preserving Pans, &c., &c. g| COOKING RANGES—Register Stoves, Ovens, B| Fenders, Fire Irons, Coal Yases, Hearth S| Brushes. K ROBERT SORBY & SON'S Pit, Cut, Mill, Hand, || Tenon, and Compass Saws; Chisels, ||| Gouges, Adzes, Squares, Augers, Turn- at screws, Sasli Cramps. b| SCYTHES, Grass and Fern Hay Rakes and Forks. fe SHEEP SHEARS, Braces and Bits, Registered figi Hand Drills, Patent Saw Sets, Auger [M Bits, 3-16 to li inch. |I CUTLERY —Lockwood Brothers', Jos. Rodgers fljj and Sons', and Mappin's Table, Pocket, j|| and Butchers' Knives, Cleavers, Steels, B Scissors, &c. &c. ||| BEDSTEADS—SingIe and Double. If ELECTRO AND ALBATA Plated Goods, Forks, || Spoons, Castors, Tea. and Coffee Services, H| CORRUGATED IRON, Galvanized Snap Nails, || Rivets, Bolts, and Nuts. In! CHURCH BELLS, Factory and Auction do., Patent ||p Door Springs, Racking Cocks, Bottling Hs Wire, Cork Squeezers. 1| PATENT MAIL AXLES, H to. If, Springs, Cart Arms, Anchors and Chain j Locks, Bolts, Hinges, Screws, Blind and Bell Furni- || ture, with a general assortment of Car- ijtl penters' and Builders' Ironmongery. ij|t ATKIN'S & MOSELEY'S Planes, Smootliing, Jack, |J Trying, &c. S| EWBANK'S NAlLS—American Cut do., Wire do., il Cut. and Wrought Brads, Copper Nails, ijjj and Rivets. | j| TlNWAßE—Japanned Deed Boxes, Sugar Can- il isters, Dustpans, Jelly Moulds, Baking [1 Dishes, &c. Ml PERFORATED Zinc Wire Dish Covers, Portable Im Wash Stands, Tea Trays, Toilet Cans, || Counter Scales, Steelyards, 25 to -1001b. Kl Weighing Machines. p| WALKER'S White Lead, Linseed Oil, Kerosine and || ParafHn. || t| BRICK AND TILE MACHINE, g (H. Clatton's, London) Sg; With Dies, &e., complete, On Sale by pj EDWARD PORTER. p ON SALE, I PORTLAND CEMENT, FIRE BRICKS jl Countess and Bangor Slates |§ Paving Stones. M EDWARD PORTER. || EDWARD PORTER Has on Sale, MILNER'S SAFES AND DEED BOXES, |1 A Large Assortment. jj|| TANFIELD MOOR COALS. || TO TOWN AND COUNTRY BLACKSMITHS. B THE Undersigned is now LANDING, ex ' IDA §1 2EIGLER,' some of the finest and cleanest its! samples of TANFIELD MOOR COALS ever im- H ported. HENRY KELLY. II Coal Shed, High-sticct. Itl H. K. would call the attention of his country §f customers to the above coals, being packed in strong jf iron-hooped casks for transit. b II COALS!! COALS!!! 1 T ARGE FOR HOUSEHOLD, and SMALL for 1 JU BLACKSMITHS, delivered in W 1 H. Kelly is now retailing Coalß to the Working | Class and Poor at the lowest rate, from half cwt. and f upwards. ffl HENRY' KELLY. i Coal Shed, High-street. ffl Wood '~ COaIS Me cslea P er and les3 trouble than 1 — H. K. I ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, 4-00 BA G 8 COARSE SALT & -tV/\J 400 bagß Fine Salt STEPHENSON & WARDELL. I " "W. MILLER I HAS REMOVED his COLONIAL BOOT B MANUFACTORY to more commoulov!* pre- If mises opposite the Q. C. E. 1 • Boots of every description made to order by first- S class workmen. fjf Peg Boots made, and repairs neatly oxecutcd. || V FOOT OF SHORTLAND STREET, | Auckland. Iff
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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 7, 28 November 1863, Page 2
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