Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 315, 15 November 1864, Page 3

"FARMS. EOR SALE OR LEASE, several valuable improvod PROPERTIES, near Auckland. Vor particulars apply to STEPHENSON & WARDELL. November X, 18G4. ON HAND, A LARGE STOCK OF CART AND PLOUGH HARNESS. J. & A. WISEMAN SADDLKRS, &C-I (Adjoining the Ilayinarket.) HONORABLE MENTION INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, LONDON, 1 8(5 2. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CON FE C TIO NE E Y WAEE H OUSE, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. H. C A T E S , O 1-' SYI)X KY, HAS always oil band a superior assortment, of CON FECXIONKRY, Bride and Christening Cake Ornaments, French Chocolates, Gelatines, Fruit, Lozenges, Motto Nuts, Bon-bons, in every variety ; Superior Prince of Wales' Kisses, Lovo Knots, Harlequin Buttons, London Mixtures, &c., &e., at the lowest possible prices. Wholesale and retail. A liberal discount to the trade. ligS" ort'OSim 11 AOU 1! smith's. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. ENLARGEMENT OE PREMISES. NEW CLOTHING AND MERCERY DEPARTMENT. JENKINS & S A KFOKD have the honour to announce to their numerous patrons and the public gencrallv, that in order to meet the requirements of their largely hicreasing trade, THEY IT AV E TA kK X THE AU.TOtN I N'H t'REMISI'.S, (lately occupied as the Cafe de Paris), which they Win, Oi'iiN Tins I)av (Saturday), with a choice and well selected Stock of superior Men's, Youths and Boys' RKADY-MADE SUMMER CLOTHING, all New Goods, and imported especially for their own trade. Also, a very large stock of SHIRTS, COLLARS, TIES, l", LOVES, IiIt.VCES, KELTS, HOSIERY, lUNTS, HATS. CAPS, UMMCKLLAS, I' Elt Ff Jl K It V, &C . JEN K INS & 8A N E OED, IMTOHTEKS OF FASIUONAIJt.K DIiAI'KUY CiOODS, Q U E E N - S T 1' EET, ArCKL A X D. j November I' 2, 1 SGI. 3? URNITURE ! EURNITUIIE!! rjpilE CHEAPEST nOUSE IN AUCKLAND KOU EUENITUEE AND MATTE ASSES OF T'VKUV DESCUU'TIOK, IS AT T II E L I T TIE D F S T PAN, rV 11 NIS 111 N G waueiious e , SHOETLAND-STEEET. New and Second-hand Furniture Bought, Sold, or Exchanged. yjf. Remember the Address— THE LITTLE DUST PAN, shoktlanb-stheet. H. PEOBEET, PuorKiEToii. E. MALCOLM, SAI L M LOWEE QIT KKN-STRKF.T, (a it o v )•: xi c o i.' s , sitirena ndi, e it.) E MALCOLM, in returning thanks to the Public « of Auckland for past favours, begs to acquaint them that lie lias at command a large (]u:mtity of tin BEST BRANDS of CANVAS (Hell and Ogilvy's), Also, having just finished 300 AVaterproof Covers for Government, he begs to inform Country Customers that lie has a process of Water-prooiing Canvas Covers, unsurpassed in Auckland, it rendering their thoroughly impervious to water, and is well uduptcc j for lighter qualities of Canvas, thus rendering then i cheaper and more suitable for transport. FLAGS of ail Nations, TENTS, and all description of work connected with tho Sailinaking, done oi the shortest notice, and at reasonable terms. November Ist, 18(it. C. ARTHUR AND SON, HOUSE, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS, BEG to announce that by the solicitations of miinj of their Friends they have added to their for mer business that of AUCTIONSE E , more particularly for the sale of HOUSE AND LAND PEOPEETY. Thankfully acknowledging theliberal support witl which they have been favoured, and respectful! solicit a share of public patronage in their nei capacity, which by strict attention to the interest o those who may favor them, they hopo to merit. At an early date they wdl offer to the public eom valuable City and Suburban Property, (j-artieulas o which will be given in a future advertisement), a their Auction Chambers, Ellis' Buildings. Queen street. ; W.MILLER Has removed his colonial B00 r MANUFACTORY to more commodious pre mises opposite the Q. C. E. Boots of every description made to order by firsi class workmen. Peg Boots made, and repairs neutly executed. I %» FOOT OF SHORTLAJ'.D STREET, | Auckland. | FOR PRIVATE SALE, IN lols to suit purchasers, the FARM of >T. ( t Williams, Esq., on the Great South Road ;is oi j of the best grazing fnrnis in the district, beii: > | sections 18, l'J, 20, and 38, parish of Manurew; j containing 4:7 acres, and within two miles of t! village of ( ta'mliu. For particu'ars apply to ALFRED BUCKLAND, or t WILLIAM AITKEN.