ARRIVAL OF THE. ENGLISH 3IAIL. IMPORTANT NEWS FROM SYDNEY. JENKINS & SANFOKD the honour to announce the return of their Mit. Sanfoiid from tlio Soutlieni Metropolis where, in consequenco of the great depression of trade and an over stocked market, ho has made some la hoi- cash runciiASES ov new and fashionable DRAPERY GOODS, MEN'S MERCERY, LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING, &.c. &.c. See. Which they aro new shewing at their Establishment in Queen Sthkkt, (Opposite Mr. S. 11. Smith's.) June 22, ISGI-. NEW MAIL GOODS, OPENED, MABKED, & ]N STOCK MESSRS. JENKINS & SANEORD, (OF LONDON AND SVDN'HY) GENERAL DRAPERS & IMPORTERS, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, ARE desirous of securing the patronage of the Ladies of Auckland and surrounding districts, by offering tir.-t-class and genuine goads at the lowest possible prices. An enumeration of tremendous reductions and enormous sacrifices is not. consistent with the principle of thier establishment, and certainly cannot be thought desirable means to use in building up a large and respectable connection trade. .1, & S. prefer availing themselves of the medium of the press to invite Cash Purchasers of New and FASHIONABLE DRAPERY, Silks, Shawls, Mantles, Jackets, Furs, Ladies' Underclothing, Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, &c., &c\, to inspect their various departments, and those who honour tliem with a visit will bo politely shown through their establishment and overv attention paid. Their customers tiro particularly requested not to purchase unless perfectly satisfied with the STYLE, QUALITY, & PRICE OF THE GOODS They are all marked in plain figures and only one price made. The profits aro small and tho returns large, believing tliem to be the only true basis of trading. MUDD Y ROAD S. JENKINS & SANEOKD Are showing some very choice MORROCCO AND SPANISH LEATHER LEG LETS, as worn by the Princess of Wales. Gentlemen will find the stock of mercery At Jenkins & Sanfokp'3 To be the choicest and best selected of any in the Province. They are now showing the ALL ENGLAND •ELEVEN (Parr's Team) on "White G rounds, Crimean Shirts, Ac., very beautiful quality; also a large assortment of do. in Sattara, Melton, Polish, Knickerbocker, Fancy Spots, Checks, Stripes, Ac., Ac. Wool, Merino, and Cotton Vests, Pauls, and Socks in White and Fan.-v, Cents' Knitted Wool Cardigan Jackets. LORD D L'NH KEA KY, Brighton, Clyde, and Eureka Scarfs, Tom Thumb and Eghugton Ties, Fancy and White Paper Collars. Ac. Ac. Ac. JENKINS & SANEORD ARE determined that no effort or expense will be spared in making their House, one of decided . advantage and economy to all those who will favour them with a visit. For the convenience of Ladies in the country, JENKINS A SANFOKD will be happy to forward PATTERNS, I'ost Free, on application. OPENING OF NEW SHOW ROOM, With all the Leading Novelties in the Silk, Shawls, Mantles, Fancy Dresses, Ladies' and Children's Under Clothing, &c. JENKINS & SANEORD, HUEEN-STREE T, Auckland. OPENING- OE NEW SHOW ROOMS. JENKINS & (SANEORD Respectfully announce tho oponing'of their NEW SHOW ROOMS, with all the Leading Novelties in Silks, Shawls, Mantles, Fancy Dresses, Ladies', Children's, and Infants' Under Clothing, Thompson's Patent Crinoline, Quilted Skirts, Ac. READY MONEY PRICES. MEN'S STOUT BLUCHERS - - Cs. Gd. Superior Make - - - Bs. 6d. Nailed for Bad Roads - 10s. Od. Ladies' Best Town Kid - lQs. od. Do. Lasting Slippers - - '2a. lod. | Do. Over Shoes ... 2s. Gd. , Youths' first class Nailed Boots Petersburg Kip Leather Best Sydney Kip - - - - Is. !)d. J. ROUT. . High-streot. EMANUEL BROTHERS, Gunuual Tmi'outehs, HAVE removed to those premises in Fort-street lately occupied by James A Son. lv EROS EN K LAMPS, Ex 1 Constance.' from San Francisco. THE Undersigned have received by the above X vessel, A MAGNIFICENT ASSOItT.MENT OF AMEItICAN-MiDI! • KEROSENE LAMPS, IN G ]£ E A T V A It I E T T. CRUICKSHANK, SMART A CO. Queen-street. May 5, lbtii.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 214, 20 July 1864, Page 5
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