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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 346, 21 December 1864, Page 7

RETIRING TBOM THE BUSINESS AND SKT .T .X3XTGI- OFF ! J ! THE WHOLE OP THE STOCKS OF WEARING APPAREL, BOOTS, s:EE O ES, &c., &c., &c., NOW IN THE LONDON HOUSE AND BEE HIVE, SHOH.TLAND CBESCKITT FBEPABATOBY TO OPENING THE PEEMJSES AS THE JANK AUCiTION RO 01MIS. CLEARING OUT LT A LARGE REDUCTION OFF T&E USUAL PRICES, FOB GASH OUSTI/STII £N addition to the Large Assortment of READY HADE CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, &0., ire also tlie following GOODS, viz.: — Men's Drab Anglesea, Black Paris Nap Felt Lustre, Mohair, Tweed, Doe, Velvet Flannol and Straw Hats Summer, Waterproofs, and Ground Shoets Portmanteaus, Carpet and Leather Bags Courier Bags and Haversacks Blankots, Railway Rugs Saddles and Bridles Prints, Calicos Flannels, Crinolines Women's Summer Hate and Turbans Skirts, Parachutes Cloaks, Mantles, Jackets Shawls, and Scarfs Also— Quilts, Counterpanes All kinds of Shirts, Braces, Bolta Ties, Handkerchiefs Caps, Hosiory, ] &.C., &c., • &o. All gooda left will be disposed of by auction. RALPH KEESING. Auckland, Nov. 16,1864. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. RICHARD FOEGIE, BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKER, BEGS respectfully to inform his Friends and Customers that ho has Removed from CHAPEL STREET to HOBSON STREET, Opposite St. Matthew's Church. R. F. takes this opportunity of returning his sincere thanks for tho liberal support he has hitherto received, and hopes to meet a contnuance of the same. GRASS SEED. On sale at the Haymarkot, RED clove White Clover Alsyke Clover Cow Grass Clover Cocksfoot Grass Prairie Grass Rye Grass Mixed Grass And— Rape Seed. ALFRED BUCKLAND. Just Published, CALUMNY REFUTED ! ! ! THE COLONISTS VINDICATED ! ! ! And the RIGHT HORSE SADDLED ! ! ! Or MISGOVERNMENT IN NEW ZEALAND, THE CAUSE OF THE NATIVE REBELLION ! ! ! By a Settler of over twenty-five years' standing. N. B.—Sold by all tlie Bookwllern in Auckland NOTICE. JOHN S. WELSMAN, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, (Late with Sir. H. P /TTEE), BEGS to inform the inhabitants of Auckland an its vicinity that he lias commenced in the above business in those premises, next to Messrs. S. and H. Cookje, Cabinetmakers, and immediately opposite the Court House, Queen-street. SHEEP—A GOOD INVESTMENT. A GENTLEMAN residing on this island, having about -1500 (four thousand five hundred) Sheep, mixed llock, of good breed, depasturing ou a freehold estate comprising several thousand acres, well grassed, is desirous of selling half the number to some person competent to manage tho whole, for a term of three years, when tho sheep would be equally divided. There is also a Dairy on the establishment which would be included in the terms of agreement if required. For particulars apply to J. S. MACFARLANE, Esq., Queen-street. Auckland, December 17th, 186*1.