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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 137, 21 April 1864, Page 6

R. HOB US, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRAPER, : EXCELSIOR HOUSE, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, Adjoining tlie Odd Follow'* ILill, JgEG-S to inform Coasters, Traders, the Working Classes, and the Public, geneniUy, That he is now opening a Largo Stock of WI N T K R GOO 1) S, j A VERY LARGE STOCK OF FLANNEL, | SAXONi" AND WELSH, • vKitv i i', PLAID WOOL SHAWLS, AND SCARES, j AN ENORMOUS STOCK j OF CRIMEAN SHIRTS, j i AT ALMOST ANY I'KICK. j X.B. —These Goods have been bought during the Summer at I.ow Prices, consequently will be sol.l chenp. SCARLET. MAGENTA, NEW A'IOLET, AND 11 L'MBOLDT FI.ANN ELS, CHIAP. MEN'S, BOY'S, AND YOUTH'S CLOTHING, In great Variety, MEN'S BLACK CLOTH COATS, TROUSERS, AND VESTS, ! I VKIt Y 9VrK It 1 O It. | MEN'S COLORED DOE AND TWEED COATS, i TROUSERS AND VESTS, 1 In great Variety. ! MEN'S ALL WOOL UNDER FLANNELS, SHIRTS MADE FROM FLANNEL, MEN'S SCOTCH LAM 1? WOOL SHIRTS AND • PANTS. Worthy of Notice. MEN'S MERINO VESTS AND SOCKS, BRACES.TIES, GLOVES AND OTHER GOODS. We are now prepared to supply SUPERIOR PAPER COLLARS at ONE SHILLING AND THREE PENCE THE DOZEN, having just opened a fresh supply. R. II O H B S. " Snmll Profit.*" :uul " Rftunis." • MANGAPAI HOTEL. | MANGAPAI GENERAL STORE. ! rPHE inhabitant? of Manptpm. \Van»arie, and j I neighbouring settlement*. are hereby informed 1 that tilt* above duly licensed promises will be opened for the transaction ot General Business on und after j tlie Ist of April next, viz. : — Board, Lodging;, Sale of Wines. Spirits, Beer, and j all descriptions of Wine Merehant.-»' (.roods. Sale of Drapery, Clothing, and every deaeription j of Drapers 1 Goods. Sale of Flour, Sugar, Tea, Meats, and every ilea- . cription of Grocers' and General Store Goods. i All kinds of Stock and Produce will be received, I aud Sales, Purchases, and Exchanges negotiated. ; (,). C. E. S. r. JAMES AND SON, j AI'CKLA N D. j 20th March, 18(34. j — i notice: notice:: To Pre\ent Disappointment. ' VSJIEJ! STOKES, lliiliseii-strect. will bo i CLOSED on WEIINESDAY EVENING, j tlie 20th of April, »l ■> o'clock, until SATURDAY j NIGHT following, ;it .3 o'clock, and TUESDAY j EVENING, the 2(>th of April, at 5 o'clock, until THURSDAY NIGHT, at (j o'clock, on account of it being tlie JEWI.-.11 PASSOVER. Closed on Saturday till dusk throughout the i year. j •JOHN MARKS, | Proprietor. j J. Mauks ut the same time oilers his sincere | thanks to the general public of Auckland and ! suburbs, for their kind support during the time lie I has been in tlie above ,-toi<■>, as successor to Mr. j I>. Asher. | .1. Mauks also takes this opportunity of intimating to his friends that the prices uro the same as ! when carried Mr. I!. Ashcr, as that is the j lowest possible price ; aiel trusts hv continuing 1 to his .-V'lo ;ittenlioii to the wish of llis CU-i- | toiiiers, to merit tleiv lutulo approljiition, us i hitherto. [jjgj" Note tlie Address-- ! .roIIN MARKS, GROCERY AND t; EN El! A L SToi'ES, KTC., AT ASIIER'S STORES, ] lI>IISON-strki-:T, AI CKI.ANO. W. MILL E R HAS REMOVED his COLONIAL BOOT MAN CFACTORY to more commodious premises opposite the Q. C. E. Boots of every description made to order by firstass workmen. Peg Boots made, and repairs neatly exoeuted. *,» FOOT OF SHORTLAND STREET, A uckland. DUNYKIXF/S OLD IRI S H \V HIS KE T, j RE! .FAST. j riIJIK same a.s to tiip House of Lord# and j _L I Mt<*ni;itioiml I'.xitii.itiou, l,lif iju;i ity at vkieh u »>quaJ lo tin; i (u:\cit itKA.vnv. | A <.'on:dy;iiiiient of tlio aljove tn'iini, in I wotni fin<i bottlo, j tirtt airiwd hv the 4 Kio-aU.' | Ordfei-s leit with Mr. M.'iIASI.KTT, CoTiimUwhii Agent, Siiortbijui-Mrfet, will huve jnxiNipt attention. Auckiiinri. J.'irni:irv. \; EW ZEALAND BANK SHARKS.—The unIN dfwigned is u. Oa»sli Pureiftuser.—Ji. P. STAitK, Broker.