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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 318, 18 November 1864, Page 3

■-"OT CAFE DE PARIS, - " C O BN E E. O E QUEEN AND WELLESLEI STKEETSrjIUE PROPRIETOR, in returning tlianks to the public of Aucldnnd for tlie kind patronage he has received at tlicir hands, begs to inform them that he HAS REMOVED THE CAFE . to MORE COMMODIOUS PREMISES, situated at the ' CORKER OF QUEEN AN-D "WELLESLEY STREETS, Where ho will bo enabled to furnish Luncheons,. Suppers, end Wedding Breakfasts, on the shortest notice. OYSTERS, On tlio shortest notice, and delivered to order. Parties visiting this establiclimcnt will be accommodated -with a fine and spacious Dinner, Supper, . Smoking, and Reading Boom. TABLE D'HOTE AT 1 P.M., DAILY. C. O'BRIKST, PROPRIETOR •JUST RECEIVED, Ex ' MARY WAEHEN,' COLT'S REVOLVER CARTRIDGES, Navy and belt size Adams' Revolver Cartridges, gauge 54 and 120 Sharp's Repeater Cartridges. Nos. 1, 2, and 3 Lle>'s Wire Cartridges, Green and Roval, all sizi s E lev's Grey Felt Klnstic Wadding, all sizes Eiev's !*'<■ u(>ie Wiiterprfof Central Eh'e Caps: Llastini: l'owder and Safety Fuse EVITT & SON, Wakefield-street. 7T.B.—We are pnrclmsers of SECOND HAND GUNS and REVOLVERS, &c. EVITT & SON. IRON SAFES! IRON SAFES! ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, TTTROUGHT IRON, Fire and Thief Proof T V SAFHS, fitted with improved patent double- | security detector lock ar.d keys, of "the best manufacture. DAVID -NATHAN Shoitland-street. ; GLOVES! GLOVES!! GLOVES.'!! ' .Tust Arrived, ex. ' Suisat,' 150 DOZEN OF LADIES' FRENCH KID GLOVES, All Colours, and quite perfect, 5 COMMENCING AT 1 ONE SHILLING AND SIXPENCE PER PAIR. E. W. DYSON, ' WATERLOO HOUSE, f ! QuEEN-3-nVEET. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. WILLIAMS & FREEH, COACIi AND HERALD PAINTERS, RAVE REMOVED from Durham-street to their New Premises in WAKEFIELD STREET, Threo doors below Cosiik's Soda Water Manufactory. ' Artistic, Scenic, Ornamental, and Sign Painting. Writing in all its various hands aud styles. Carriages Kepaibed is all theib setkhae BRINCHE3. ROYAL OYSTEE saloon. QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. Oysters sent to an parts of auckland and SUBURBS by sending address to above. L ' Country orders executed with promptitude and ' despatch. s H. ADAMS, Proprietor. v ,T R. STONE D. K. CLARESON • EICCr to inform their friends and the public geneUnit they hare this day SUCCEEDED to the BUSINESS now carried on in Wvndhamsireet by Aiessrs. FhNTON & MEN DERUAUSKN, "is H'iv, Corn, and General Produce Stores, and trust Ijv unremitting attention to business, maintaining a it'iply of first-class Goods, and moderate charges, to .rive every satisfaction to those who may support tl.em. November 1, ISG-l. T. FOEGHAM, SUCCESSOR TO T. C. LAW'S General Store, Pabxeli, Has on hand a choic assortment of LADIES' SADDLES GENTLEMEN'S SADDLES Whips Boots and Shoes Haberdashery i Brushes I Tinwaro ! Ironmongery - i Horse Hair ' Jewellery i Albata Plated Wares i &c Sc., &c. - I n j To which he resp ctfully invites inspection. s. ! A Liberal Discount to Wholesale Purchasers. . . , T'i ATMS arid ull j * *u ihc" I'STATK of the late -Jl P«jwn.s indcbud i(iisti - 1 ., t0 tend j n their J amls c I-in If 1 - > J 0 f their accounts, to " S.^C^ON&Kw^L,Fort- 8 tx b et. September 30th, 1884,