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* ON SALK BY THE UNDERSIGNED. EX ' CITY - OF MANCHESTER.' Glassware, hollo wware, ani EAKTIIKN'WARE,— English and Foreign Cut Wine Gliusses Cut and Jloulded Decantorg, pints ami <1 \iurts Canofl and Sop's Cut Tumblers, Salts Candle Ornaments ( Glass Dishes, oiin. fx loin: Shel ry, Port, and Champagne Glasses Piutter Coolers, Cruet Bottles Sugars, Creams, Teapots Round Nappies, and Bakers*. Dishes Patent Sauerpaus;- Kettle.-:, Boilers, sii-.es . Enamelled Sauecpans, Kettles'. Boilersi sizes. STATIONERY,— R-'-.led and Plain Foolscap, Note Papers Blue and Cream Laid Letter Paper Blotting Paper, Envelopes. BLANKICTS,— !).{, 10}, and 11}- While Sapor Blankets SHIRTS, CLOTHING, ETC. S. Tv.ill, Regatta, White, and Criinear Shirts Doe and Tweed Clothing Military Half Hose Blue Serge Shirts nud lirown Grey Cotton Half Ilbse . . Lildi'ns' Ulider Clothing. SUNDRIES,— Round, Plaid, and Tin Vestas, Paraflini Matches, Paste and Liquid Blacking Saddles, Bridles, Spurs Tray and Box. Looking Glasses Patent Slates Hair, Nail, and Tooth Brushes, Comba &c., &c., i-e. EX ' SCIMITAR.' CLOTHING, HOSIERY, SHIRTS,— Pilot Coats, Jackets, Trousers, and Vests Doeskin Sac Coats, Trousers, and Vesta Tweed Suits, Bedford Cord Trousers Inverness Capes, in sealskin, pilot tweed, ane cloth Blue Coats and Troupers . Black Cloth; S:lc, anu Doe Trousers anc Vests Military Worsted, Lambswool, Merino, anc Shetland Half Hose Ladies', Girls', and Children's Fancy ant Plain Winter Hosiery Lambswool Shirts, Drawers Blue Serge, Regatta, Twill, and Crimeai Shirts Plaiding and Flannel Drawers India Rubber Clothing Napoleons, and Buckskin Alber Cloaks Talmer's Ladies Leggings, Sou'westers, aiu Oil Coats DRAPERY,— y.| Plain Winseys, Knickerbockers, and Nor Aveigan Cloths, Union Galas Alluvial Plaids, Shepherd's Gala Longs Cordova .Saxony Wool Shawls Wincey Shirts . Fancy Striped Druggets Union and Wool Damasks Loom Diapers, Camlet Alohairs Black and Coloured Cobutgs and Alpacas Hemmed Cambric Handerehiefs White and Brown Turkish Towels Gents' Homespun Vests and Pants Body Belts Elastic Braids, 1 cord to 1C Elastic Braids, 1 cord to lfi, white Lutestring and Velvet Ribbon, 2 to 140 Black and Coloured Silk Dresses and Velvets Railway Rugs, 10}, 11}, I:2} Plain ami Fancy Haberdashery of ever) description. BLANKETS,— 0} , 10}, 1 ]} , and 12£ White Whitney Blanket: HATS, CAPS, AND MANTLES, — Ladies' Trimmed and Untrimmed Felt HatGirls' and Infants' Trimmed and Untrimmeii Celt Hats, of every style Mantles in Cloth, Tweed, Silk, and Sealskin Trimmings Mens' Felt Oxonion Hats, dish-brim Tweed, and Gloucester Tweed Hats Military rnd Navy Cloth Caps Surrey Ritle Caps. BOOTS AND SHOES.— Men's Calf and Kip Wellingtons Men's Calf and Kip Half Wellingtons Men's Balmorals, Spring Sides, and Napoleons Blneher, and Watertight Boots Ladies' Kid, (.'loth, and Cordoven Boots Children's Leather Boots, Carpet Slippers. SUNDRIES,— Jewellery, Courier Bags, Ladies' Bags Race Classes, Meerschaum Pipes M mint's Pi] >es Tobacconists' Goods, Cutlery, Table and Pocket Electro-plated Spoons and Forks Spirit Flasks, Tin Plates, Pencils Combs and Brushes, Perfumery Saddles, Bridles, Spill's Caster Oils, l'ikles. Jams, Salad Oils Vim-gar, Capers, Mustard, Sardines Cork Butter, Teas Negrohead and Cavendish Tobacco (in bonfl) &c. &c. &c. LEWIS BROTHERS, Queen-street Wharf. gST SANITARY MOVEMENT. GEORGE noYD directs public attention to liis extensive STOCK us follows, in the Sanitary Department, either his own make or the beat imported : — Socket Pipes, glazed or unglazed, 4 to 12 in. din. Barrel Drains, glazed or unglazed, U to 2-t in. dia,. Surface Drains, glazed or unglazed, 4 to 7 in. dia. Drain Pipes and Tiles. 1 to 8 ill. dia. Also SPLENDID ARTICLES in the following— Slower Pols, all sizes, plain and ornamental designs Seed Pots, all sizes, plain and ornamental Flooring and Rooting Tiles, Red and White Garden Walk Edge Bricks Tubular, Paving, Fire, and Common Bricks Terra-Cotta Chimney Tops, plain and ornamental Coral Reef Lime Roman and Portland Cements, and Plaster of Paris Fire Clay, and Paving Stones * The jpnly works in the Colony where the above material is made. All charged the lowest prioc Samples can be seen and orders are received at. the olfiee and house in Victoria-street. GEORG- BOYD'S Pottery, Drain, 'I and Brick Worlin, Nowto Auckland. ■IOIIN WILLIAM LEWIS, SIIORTtAND Horsr, SHOHTr,AND-STIiEET, AeCKLAXD, Has just received, ex ' Bombay,'an assortment of choice Perfumery, from J. TorzF.AU Safndebs, 14-8 Oxford-street, London, including SAUNDERS'S FACE POWDER, or BLOOM of NINON, for beautifying and improving the complexion (containing nothing injurious to tho skin) Saunders's Guards' Hair Dye, i'or instantly ohanging Red or Grey Hair to a natural Brown or Blnok Hair, Tooth, and Nail Brushes, Tortoiseshell. Dressing, Pocket, and Side Combs Tooth and \ iolet Powders, Pomades, and several other Toilet requisites Superior Cup and Bathing Sponges A choice selection of Frnm-h Fans. [A CARD.] AY. LBPINE, ACCOUNTANT, LAND, HOUSE & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. temporary Ollice—Side Room of the Onn Fbliowb Hai.i., Queek-btjmskt, Auckland. _Booca Balanokd and Amounts Collected. card. TM. lIASLETT, Rent and Commission Aoint, • lias removed his otlice to the room over ilr, viiiLLyV. Bookseller and Stationer, Sbertland-nlrmt, hJni d&nf uM«oais, P<»wi< 44

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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 136, 20 April 1864, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 136, 20 April 1864, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 136, 20 April 1864, Page 6