OWEN. AND GBAHAM, Hove on sale, A fr/\ BAGS M. FINE WHITE SUGAR XUU 350 bugs P., us Company's No. 2 350 bugs E.S., Light Yellow Crystals 200 bagsG.H., as Company's No. 1 Tea, in cliests, and J-cheets Price's Belmont and Sporm Candles Mould Candles Loaf Sugar and Crushed Loaf North Wilts Cheese Whybrow'B Picklee Why brow's Salad Oil, Jj-pints and pints Why brow's Vinegar, in quart bottle* Why brow'a l-pint Capers Column's Mustard, iu tins and Alb. b >ttles Barry's Chocolate and Homcepathic Cocoa Sardines, in and J-tins Patna Rice Currants, Raisins, and Figs Confectionary b'iiu; and Coarse Salt Oatmeal Coffee Soap, Sydney, Auckland, and Fancy l'ipes, T. i). and Fancy Colman's Starch and Blue Pepper, in j-lb. bottles Champion's Vinegar, in qu&rter-caak* Carbonate of Soda Cream of Tartar Tartaric Acid White Lead Coloured Paints English Hams and Bacon Manilla Cigars and Cheroots Cavendish and Nog-rohead Tobacco 15 cases Paperhangings 20 crates Earthenware (Pinder, Bourne, and Co.) 4 casks Zinc 4 hhds. Hardware, Tea Kettles, Saucepans, Oval Pots, (Clark & Co.) 133 Camp Ovens To arrive per ' Albert "William.' Hammered Long-strapped Spades (Brodie's.) Cutlery, a large assortment Candied Lemon, Orange, and Citron Peal Chicory t Brown and Poison's Corn Flour ! I untlev and Palmer's Biscuits Column's Starch Coiman's Windsor Blue Patent Groats Pearl Barley Letchford's Blacking Galvanised Buckets 1 tattled Fruit Caster Oil &c., &C., 4c. WINES AND SPIRITS— Port, in hhds., qr.-casks, and bottles Sherry, in hhds., qr.-casks, and bottles Champagne, in cases Claret, in cases Brandy, Brown and Pale Martell's and Honnessy'a in hhds. and qr.-casks Cheap Brands, in hhds. Martell's and Hennessy's, in cases Palo Charente Brandy, 3-Dagger Brand Central Vineyard Proprietors' Society Brandy And othor known Brands Gin, in hhds., cases, and j-cases Hum, West India, in hhds. Whiskey, Campbelltown, incases Whiskey, Kirkliston, in qr.-casks and case* Old Tom, in cases Ale and Porter, Charrington, Nicholls & Co.'s A le and Porter, in bulk and bottle Queen-street Wharf. OWEN AND GEAHAM Have on hand constant supplies of Fine new Zealand pobs Prime American Pork. Prime London Pork Queen-street Wharf. ON SALE, BY OWEN & &SAEAM rrrv BALES 9-4, 10-4, 11-4, and 12-4 OU BLANKETS Horse and Railway Rugs Cotton Sheets and Counterpanes Toilet and Terry Quilts Fancy Dress Goods Plain, Cheni, and Silk Checked Mohairs Coloured and Black Alpacas and Coburga French Delaines and Merinos Mohair, Challis, and Poplinettes; in all the new shades Silk Checked Poplins, Tartan Poplinettes An immense stock of Embroidered Robes Fancy Prints, in various qualities Chintz Furniture Prints German Wool l'laida LINENS— Brown Linen Drills Damask Table Linens, in the piece and in the cloth Irish Linens and French Fronting® Mantle Hollands Turkish Towels Glass Cloth, in the piece and dozens HOSIERY— Military Half Hose Btown and Grey Cotton Half Hose Plain and Fancy Striped Merino Half Hose Worsted and Lambs' Wool Half Hose Ladies' White Cotton Hose Fancy Coloured Striped Hose Men's Under Shirts in Lambs' "Wool, Brown, Cotton, and Merino Drawers and Pantaloons A job lot of Striped Cotton Half Hose Children's W'hite and Coloured Socks GLOVES— Ladies' French Kid Taffeta, Lisle, Calf, and Spun Silk Gloves Children's, in all sizes Gentleman's Kid, Buck, and Driving Gloves SHIRTS— Regatta Shirts, in papers and boxes White Shirts, and with Fancy Fronts Scotch Twill and Byzantine Shirts Saxony Wool Crimean Shirts Town Printed Crimean Shirts Imitation Crimean Shirts Boys' and Youths' White Shirts, in boxes Boys' and Youths' Regatta and Scotch Twill Shirts Silk and Wool Fancv Wove Shirts SHAWLS, MANTLES, m.,Fancy and Shepherds' Long and Square Shawls Waterproof, Tweed, and Brighton Jackets CALICOES— Horrocks' Long Cloths Washed Medium Calico 30, 33, and 36 inch Grey Calico 72 inch Grey Calico, for House Lining CLOTHING— Men's Tweed, Melton, Silk-mixed, and Serge Suits Tweed, Doeskin, Bedford Cord, Shepherds' Plaid Trousers Moleskin, Duck, and Drill Trousers Black and Coloured Alpaca Coat* HATS AND BONNETS— Gentlemen's, Straw, Brazilian, and Panama Hats Ladies' Trimmed and TJntrimmed Straw, Rice, Chip, and Crinoline Bonnets French Peak Caps Gentlemen's Felt Hats, in all the new shape* Ladies' Trimmed Hats—the latest fashion SUNDRIES— Leather and Elastic Belts Ladies' Fancy Belts Saddles, Bridles, Spurs Martingales, Carpet Bags Hora's hlair Oil Rimmel's Essences Plain and Fancy Ribbons Silk Handkerchiefs Black and Coloured Tom Thumb and Beanfort . Ladies' Muslin Collars and Cufft Linen and Paper Collars Parasols and Sunshades Ladies' axd Children's Under Clothing Children's Frocks and Pmalofes Wellington Boots Bluclier Boots Carpet Bags * Courier Bags Leather Cloth* all ocJsUr. Que«2-sfa«et Wtur/j
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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 322, 23 November 1864, Page 7
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738Page 7 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 322, 23 November 1864, Page 7
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