jOirftforp. HI&H-strr E T, THOMAS AT.T.F.N, Coal and Provision M ujchant, High-street. JAMES OLTtnAM, WITOLTSAT.K WIX" - , FriKIT AND TKA MKIiCRANT, SODA "WATER AND LEMONADE Ma-infiict uror. TTt h- (rcct, Auolland. WYXN AND I.EARY, SOLICITOUS, I'lOU-PTItF.ET, A U C IC L A N D. T, O W * MOTTO X, SEW STORE MILT.?, FT.On? AND GRAIN, | vimi rs.u.T" A x T> inn'A'T,, | Corner of High-street and Vulcan Lime. ! A SPALD TN O, | PLUMBER. TINSMITH AMI 7JN WORKER ! AYI'OLFSALE and RETAIL j UlGll-S-HMT.T, AlCKl.ifcD I ■ . — ; ; ; j ktcitd. KEALS, architect V rrT-n. n -qrnpvT. CAK D . M. l\r. HENDERSON, ARCHITECT, Vi cToitiA Stmeit, One Stair «r. Plans, &c., drawn at 2A per cent, on cost. Jt ACK I K BROTIT ER S, COACH-PUILDER, &c., 'WKT.T.EST.r.Y-PTIiE'F.T. Springs and all lands of Iron "Work made to order. R. "W. MOODY & CO., YICTOIiTA IlfOK-'WOBKS, Engineers, Millwrights. Poiler Makers, Tlrass and Iron Foundeis, nnd General Smiths, <£c., WFLI ESI.KY -STUEKT, MAPI BOROUGH BOARDING HOUSE, "NVii.i.iam Smith. Pi.'oi'uiktoh, A'.bert-street, top of West Qeecn-street, I'St'St Ihe " General Cameron" Hotel,) Good Bods, Substantial Living, Cleanliness, Quietness, and Cheapness. BARNARD .t ALI.EN, ARCII I T !•: CIS AJil) PV R V J'. YO E S OYER COCIIItANK's I.ANI) M A]lT, Fort-street, Auckland. BTCirOLZ & CO., MERCHANTS, COMMISSION A CENTS, AND O EN I PAL IMPORTERS, City ok Atjckt-and Stokks, Fort Street. j [A CA 1111.1 J AV. D. LYSNAH, COMMISSION A CUSTOM HOUSE AGENT, Vout-ntkkrt. ISUREA AND Dls 111 b'SCH, BROKEKS, CUSTOM-HOUSE AND SHIPPING A OK NTS, KnW -*t rvof. A iiMdnml. T . M U N 1! O , SAJI.MAK !•: K, A ITKI.AXn. J. ROBEY CARTER. JI M POUT F. K an ti \V AK E HOUSE 31A N, I Durham-street, near High-street I A U C K I. A S II . I I W . S . LAUR 1E , MERCHANT, DUKIIAM-S T li E E T . G FORCE C< OK AND CO., ! ELECTRO GUTIDEHS AND PLATERS, j Princess-street, Auckland. i KEW GOODS. SUITABLE FOR CH IHSTMAS PRESENTS AND NI-.YV YEAKS GIFTS EX 'IDA ZEIGLER," &c., Ac., Ac. NOW OPENED AND ON SALE HARRIS'S CAVENDISH HOUSE, TOT OF SHOHTLAND CRESCENT. I A DIES WO|;E-R(>XES AND COMPANIONS J Gentlemen's dressing eases l'l.' ti tuiphie albums and frames pi i'l id ill nssoi Intent of porcelain fjords ( Tiina vase.-, i-iT'iips, fiLMiic-, inkstands,&C. <'imcei I inns, llutin.'is, chess lioards and men Meor.-ehainii and ' very desei ij.t inn of fancy pipes Pin k> in j.iain and elegant bindings Church mm vires, prayer books, &c. Ladies' band liaas, Princess Alice companions Children's toy, of rvci y desciiption Mei lianii al lo\s, dolls (djessul), games Dinnis, timnjiets, knives ar.d forks, &c. Eleanor's Victory, No Name, Aurora Floyd, Recommended to Mercy, Great Expectations, Ac., iiC., &K. Perfumery, Lover's Ofl'eiing in velvet ease (the most rifiesliing pi ft of the f-eason), Jockny Club, Jian Me.tia Farina, Cologne, Toilet Vinegar. Assorted Perfume, Pomade, and Toilet Requisites, Fancy Soaps. Tooth, Nail. Whisker and Hair Brushes, Combs, &c. Assnited packets of the Choicest, Stationery, suitable tor presents. Carte de visitc Vest End manuseiipt bno|;s. Metallic books Lineal overland nolo puper and envelopes Plain nnd illuminated note and letter paper (■oll'ored n( te y-ajier and (Mivelojies General and fancy stationery of every description, ink powders, indelible pencils, pens, rulers, &e. 20 cases of the choicest Southern tobftcco now on sale, comprising— Queen of Hearts, Cavendish C elebrated lUngo do. Great Eastern do. Knight Templar do. Rattlesnake, Aromatic In .an Qtucn do. Eiiiloia Twit do. 'J he Exeel.-ior do., (is per lb. Magnolia do. Hunett's Twist Nejjrohead (splendid sample) 'IS yNUKi'S, :n original packages <'!■ 1.l- I'll \TI-J) "„DMIKATH)N " CUT IiOKINO MIX iU i E should be tried by all connoisseurs. Finest Ilavannah, Swiss nnd I\l-iniT i cigars and eheioots, AletM'sehauai and Br.erI loot pipes, i übaceo l'onclies, ~V.e., I AT .T . II A Ji KI S "CAT 10 NIII Sll HOUSE," Top of Sliortlninl Credent. \V. M 1 L L E U j MAS REMOYKD his COLONIAL 800 ! L.i STAN LJ' AC'I'OH Y to more commodious premises ojiposite the (). C. K. Boots ot every description niruw to order by iirsi.class workmen. Peg Boots made, una repnira ncutly eiceutcd. *»*_ FOOT OF SHORTLArD STREET, I " AueUand. ! ON SAL Is, ! P. Y THE U N i• E USI ON K ]), ! QUI'KIiKJU SVDM'A' MAIZE, at " New lulls ! O Store," High-sti ctt. i , LOW it.?dOIION. I November 0, ISQ'I-.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 321, 22 November 1864, Page 8
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