YAKTY'S Subscription Idbrarv.—Just added 'I'rollo])e's new novel, 1! A(' 11 KI j RAY. Y ARTY'S Cirenlatimir Librarv.—.Tust addeil thi new novel, TRIALS OF THE TREDOOLS. Y ARTY'S Subsciijition Library.—Spoke's .Journal of the Discovery of i hu Soui'ce of the Nilo,— Thousand ju>t added. EECO.M MENDED TO MERCY. —The n,-w novel j u:-t nuded to Cireulating | Library. PICKED UP AT SEA. —A popular iiovel, at \*avty'.s Subscription la'hrary. THE KINO'S MAlL.—.Tust addeil to Vavtv's Circulatinsj labrary. HAZEL Col\ll!]'!.— The now novel, received bv mail steamer, and added to Yartv's Subscription Library. THYRA OASCOIGNE.—A tii'v,- novel, at A'aity's Subscription Libniry. HELD IN PONDAGE, by " Onida."—''The new novel, just recei\ ed bv overland mail, at \"arty's Subscription Library. YART\'S Subsciijition Libniry now contains additional copies of Kiiii;.slev's last successful novel, AUSTIN ELLIOTT. ' Y ARTY'S Circulating Library, now contains additional eopies of Mrs. Norton's popular novel, LOST AND SAVED. THE OLl) HOUSE JN CROSBY SQUARE.— A new novel just aililiuL to YAUTY'S Subscription Library. WAIT FOR THE END. —A new novel by Mar! I.i-nion, Editor of Punch, jusl. added to YAKTY'S Circulating Library. TOHN MARCIIMONT'S LEGACY.-A new fj novel, by Miss Piiaddon, author of Aurora Floyd, A:c., at VARTY'S Subscription Library. "TTAKTY'S CIRCULATING LIBRARY contains > all the Ni:WFST and MOST POPULAR 'H (>l!l\S, and additions are made on tlie arrival of each MONTHLY ROYAL MAIL STEAMER. THE SURSCRIPTION is only SE\ l-.N SIIII.LI NCS jier ipiarter ; 1-s. for six months, or 'Jls. jier annum. THIS WEEK. RICHARD HOURS. E X (' E J, if 1 O R II O U S E. (Adjoining the Odd Fellows' J1 all. Queen-street.) "IJ) HOURS Ui dii-i-ct lite attention of Hotel j.\« Keepers and persons to bis eWraordinan Stock of lila'.lol:-, Towclinij;, 'I'atiie Uainask, &i-. \c , and Glass lloib, a larye lot of Lin. n Sheets, 1., muu A. make, sjdeiidid quality, chea]>, ami will lie M»hi at half their > a! i;c, and the same pri« c as Calico. A large lot of lathe- hcaiutliiliy worked Collars ami Collars and Cuils. quite new, at half priec. 1 'i-n!»le width (. ;d:co i»-r llouse-liniiiiX, Is. sd. per yard bv the piece. ! '1 he following Gooils ha\e been PURCUASKD , I NDI.L' \.\Li K. ami an l worthy the at tent itm of j A\ holc?ale ami Belail buxejs. V-I- and 10- (• Biai.keis W el<h Flannels Scarlet, Magenta and Humboldt Flannel Winseys and Plaids, iu great variety Men s Fancy Tweed Trousers Men's Woollen Cord Trousers Men's Bedford Cord Trousers Mens Heavy Diagonal and Scotch Tweed Trousers Men's Double Bedford Cord lirecches Men's Fancy Amjol , and Tweed Trousers .Men's ;md Uovs' Drab Cord Trousers Men s bite Moh>kin Tro users Men s Mixed Beaver Waistcoats Men's Dark Tw ce< I \\ aistcoats Men s I*uney ( hc\ jot Spt>rtini; Waistcoats Men s I-auey Silk Warp War- tcoats Men s Fancy Angola and Twisted Tweed W'aislcoals A lnrne Assortment of jjovs* Trousers and \ e-ts Men's Superior BLACK CLOTH COATS, TRO US F RS, and VESTS, equal to bespoke, at any price Men s Mixed Doe Brighton Sacs 1 Men s Ribbed 'latarra Sacs M en's Mixed Whitney Sacs ' Men s Super Mixed Seal Sues .Men's H.urn Super Silk Mixed Cloth Sacs i ' Men's Super Black Cloth FROCK COATS, Silk Skirts and Twilled Silk Bodv Lining Men's Super Scotch Striped and Tweed Suits A SPLENDID VARIETY OF CRIMEAN .SHIRTS The New All-England Kleven Elastic Belts, with I'hotographs of those now playing iu the Colonics on the clasps Paper and Linen Collars ] M bite and Regatta ShirN Blue Serge Coals and Vests, very cheap , Black Cloth French Beak Caps Lamlw'-wool Shirts and Pauls, very cheap Wool Shawls A\ 00l Plaid Scarf Shawls Blue Dungaree \\ bite and Grey Calico j American Twd'l , Men s Woollen Sticks i Braces, Tics, ami Mulllers. ;
EXCELSIOR lIOfSK, QUEEN STRICET. j;. ji o J5 v, s. KICROSICN IC ! KIC ROSEN IC ! ~l HAH c :AI -ioxs gicxuixe kerosexf, -Lv'VJ'y at ('is. jier gallon, ( in .Sam:. s. jfa one sm iii r. FOR SALIC, BV 'J II IC UXDERSIGXEI), FJ.OL'I! in ",0 lbs. and 100 lbs. UAG.S. Til O.MAS RI'SSICLL, Custoin 1 [ ouse-st red, near to tlio Whai'f. RET I R'IXG I'liOM BUSINESS. I BEG 1o inform my friends and customers that, owing to subsequent arrangements. I am now SELLING- OFF „iv STOCK" IX JIAND prior to CLOSJXG BUSINESS on the :ilst of May next, or one mouth sooner than the time noticed in former advertisements. JOHN HOOP, Boot and Shoemaker, Queen-street. Auckland, April 13, ISIM-. K. BR Y A JN T T, BUJLDICU AND UNDERTAKER. FI'NHKAX.S Fi.'HNISHEI) ON TIIK SIIOKTKST N'oTICE. CIIACItOI'T-STItKET, PaHN ELIWANTED EYERYIiODY TO KNOW .7 fisu y's II A I R-C U T T I X G & SH A MPOO IN G E S T ABLI S H M FC N T, Opposite Newman & Ewen's New Store, QUEEN-STREET.
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New Zealand Herald, Issue 160, 18 May 1864, Page 5
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