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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 340, 14 December 1864, Page 7

MR. & MRS. C. IvOWSON to return] their Sin core Thanks to th'>sa Neighbours and Friends who so kindly and bu< '-ssfully aided them in saving so large a port i< : l >f their Stock from tho flames on tho morniii;- -if I Wednesday last. In consequence of the quantity of goods damaged, , during the lire ME. LOW SON Has determined to clear out the whole of the 1 INJURED STOCK Consisting of LADIES' AND CHILDREN S' FANCY STRAW AND CRINOLINE HATS AND BONNETTS. Falls, Hair Nets, Hair Dresses, &c., &c., &.c\ Grey Calico, White Calico, Glazed Lining"!, DRESS MATERIALS, &c., &c., &e. AT BUCH PRICES A3 "WILL EFFECT A SPEEDY CLEARANCE.' FRESH GRAINS. FRESH GRAINS at 6d. per bushel, at the DOMAIN BREWERY; thoso 'who take Ten Bushels and upwards at a time, cheaper. WM. P. KIRKWOOD & SON. THE GEOLOGICAL AND TOPOGRAPHICAL ATLAS OE NEW ZEALAND. BY DR. F. HOCHSTETTEE, ■And DR. A. PETERMANN. THE GEOLOGY OF NEW ZEALAND, in explanation of the Geological and Topographical Atlas, from the Scientific Publications of the ' JS T ovara' Expedition, Translated by Dr. C. F. Fischek. Tj. DETJETTRE, QXTEF-N-STBEBT. TAILORING. fjIHK UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs Gentlemen that ho has JUST OPENED a choice lot of SUMMER TWEEDS AND CRICKETING FLANNELS, For the TAILORING DEPARTMENT of hia Business. Orders punctually executed. A good Fit and the best Workmanship guaranteed. ZES . 131 O S. 3ST IE 1 D lIA PE E , QUEEN-STREET. | I HATE YOUR HAIR CUT AND SHAMPOOED AT pBOFESSOB J. W. ALLEN'S, o CUTTER. PERFUMER, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, y orrosiTE Graham's. 0 The Inventor of the Unequalled and Celebrated Instantaneous II PERSIAN HAIR DYE. This article (which contains no ivjurtous chcmical) has been universally pronounced to be the most speedy and lasting iiaiu dye that science has produced, and will be found most perfect in its efleets. Manufactured and applied on the Premises. Ladies and Gentlemen attended at their own residences if required. | BELFAST HOTEL, i ' PIOTCES STBEET. E T g JAMES SUTHERLAND " JJAVING ENTERED on the above Premises, begs to inform his Friends and the Public generally that ho has refitted and improved the House at very considerable expense, and that he is now able to ofier Tcry superior accommodation to visitors. WINES and SPIRITS of the very best description, and everything connected with the Establishment conducted in first-class style, with the greatest I attention n/Mnfort-. Messrs. shipherd, runciman and co beg to return thanks to the public of Auckland for the very liberal support they have met witl and would solicit the continuance of the same tc their successors, Messrs. A. DORNWELL & SON whom they recommend in every respect, n Messrs. A. D. and Son bog to intimate to th< ' public of Auckland that they have succeeded tothi above business, and hope by keeping Meat of thi best quality, combined with cleanliness and civility and at tho lowest possible prices, to merit a share o tho public patronage so largely bestowed upoi Mpkri'b S. R. and Co. ld Me6B A. DORNWELL & SON.