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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 289, 15 October 1864, Page 7

ROBERT HORJsE IS NOW SHOWING HIS EISST SHIPMENT OP SPRING GOODS! QUEEN.STKEET, OPPOSITE SUPREME COURT HOUSE. RAILWAY MACHINERY AND PLANT. THE undersigned, agents for Messrs. Cornish and Bruce, late Railway Contractors, Victoria, can sell LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES STONE-BREAKING MACHINES MACHINARY, of all kinds STATIONERY & RUNNING PLANT Aim A largo quantity of every description of— RAILWAY MATERIALS. ALFRED WOOLLEY & CO., Queen-street. PEG PJJ 1 MAKES. J. CATER JgEGS respectfully to inform tlie Public of Auckland tliat- he lias opened a Large and Fashionable STOCK OE BOOTS AND SHOES, which he can oiler at such prices as will please every purchaser, and one tkial willi rnovE the tact. J. CATER, Peg Boot Mater, W yn dliam-street, Next door to Mrs. Lawson's Drapery Establishment. N.B. —Country Dealers supplied. BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. H. KEMP ~p>EGS to inform the public of Auckland that he Has Opened tho premises adjoining his Silk Warehouse (and lately occupied by Mr. Pel tit), as A Boot and Shoe Establishment. H. lv. is constantly receiving supplies from the best London Houses, of a superior quality and the most fashionable style?, and, by importing direct, from tho manufacturers, will bo able to offer EVERY DESCRIPTION OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. I-I . KEMP, Upper Queen-street, above Wellesley-street. • DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. THE PARTNERSHIP existing Vrleen the Misses A. c. and E. C. THICK has THIS DAY been DISSOLVED by mutual consent. All Debts due to the above firm are to be paid forthwith to Miss A. C. Thick, whose receipt will be a sufficient discharge, and all liabilities will bo met by tho aforesaid Miss A. C. Thick. J (Signed) A. C. THICK. ~ E. C. THICK. Witness—M. Kekr. The Stock will bo cleared out under cost price. The Business to be disposed of und promises to bo let. September 24, ISG4. ' "~E. CARTE B , KYBER PASS, (Opposite SECCOiiBE & Son's Brewery), HAS ON SALE, THE FOLLOWING GARDEN and FIELD SEEDS, in great variety which he can recommend, having grown the most ol them himself. ' Cabbage-, Turnips, Raddisli, Lettuce, Onions ' Leeks, Cauliflowers, Broccoli, Carrots, Peas Scarlet Runners, French Beans, Zebra auc Dwarf Beans, Broad Beans, and other articles connected with the Trade. ' GARDEN CHAIRS AND FLOWER STANDS ORNAMENTAL IRON GARDEN CTIAIRS with Wood Seats, Bronzed Iron Flower Stand: ! and Hall Tables# I OWEN & I'-ENDELOW,