LOOK! BEAD!! MASK! !! THE LITTLE WONDER TS NOW OPKIf with* largo and raried STOCK of CLOTHING, DRAPERY, HOSIERY, GENTS' HATS & CAPS, CABPET BAGS LADIES' DRESSES, CRINOLINES, TIES, BRACES, BELTS, COLLARS, LADLES' SETTS, BLANKETS, FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY, &c, &c For CHEAPNESS, please obeerre the PRICES, as under. For QUALITY, one trial will prove to tho most sceptical that every article is sold at this Establishment at least 20 per cent. LOWB3 than any other honeo in town. Terms being GASH, and all goods marked in Plain Figures. CLOTHING: 8. T>. Men'a doeskin browsers S 6 Men's blue serge ditto - - - - 9 0 Men's diagonal tweed ditto - - - 16 6 Men's tweed superfine ditto - - - 18 0 Men's bedford cord ditto ditto - - 20 0 Men's black cloth ditto ditto - - - 18 0 Men's cricketing ditto - - - - 15 0 Boys' and Youths' tweod ditto - - 8 6 Ditto ditto doeskin - - - 11 6 Men's superfine tweed vests Bs. 6d., 9e. 6d. 11 O Men's ditto doe ditto - - - - 9 0 | Men's ditto black cloth ditto - - - 11 6 Men's blue serge sac coata - - - 13 0 Men's lustre ditto ditto - - - - 10 6 Men's tweed superfine ditto ditto • 25 6 Men's black cloth, very superior - - 26 0 Youths' tweed suite - - - - 29 6 HOSIERY: Men's merino shirts - - - - 3 0 Men's lambs' wool - - - - 4 6 Men's ditto pants 4s and - - - 5 0 Men's socks, of every description, from - 0 8 Crimean white and regatta shirte commencing at - 4 Neckties, collars, ecarfs, handkerchiefs Hats, caps, umbrellas, equally low in price | Striped and chequed mohairs BJd per yard Superior whito calico ditto Grey ditto BJd ditto j China Matting Is ditto Ladies' hosiery, of every description, very low in price Princess' rolls and hair'nets of all kinds Flannels, coloured and white, all qualities Fancy goods (gg" Note the address: — H LEVY ' LITTLE WONDER. (Oppo3irE Bee Hive Fancy StobK3,) HEAD OF QtTEEN-STREET. BERGHAN'S CHART OF THE WORLD. rnHIS MASTERPIECE of MODERN CHARTJ_ OGRAPHT has undergone 3 editions during the period of eight months, and shows in one view the general and regular Traffic and Routes of Sailing Vessels and Steamers throughout the World. The various existing and projected Steam Packet lines are shown each in distinct colors, the distance between the ports, and the period of the passage given in days, and even hours. The courses of Sailing Vessels are not only defined for out and homeward voyages, but also suitable for the various eeaeonß, and the period of time is given in days, based on tho most recent j reports from log-books; also, all the existing and projected lines, telegraph, and submarine telegraphs, and railways sen-ing international traffic. The drifts are distinctly defined from tho currents as well as the seas of SargasßO seaweed and kelp. The Polor Seas, icebergs, and the limits of drifting ice in the various seasons ; also, the most important soundings to the limit of 100 fatboma depth. Embodying all the observations of the 'Novara' Expedition in an easterly direction, and of the Swedieh frigate 'Eugenie' in a westerly direetion, this Chart is at present unsurpassed by any other, and ought to be in every Counting-house, and the companion of every Commander of a Ship. Price Two Guijteas. DE LATTBE, QtEF.N-STBEET, And of any Bookseller in Auckland. NOTICE. MR. WEBB'S MUSIC BUSINESS is removed to the New Saloon, at the foot of Wellesleystreet, one door from Queen-street. Pianofortes and Harmoniums in great variety for sale or hire. N.B. A few best made English Concertinas and Guitare just arrived. ADVANCE WAIKATO! TO WAIKATO SETTLERS, TOURISTS, AND OTHERS. CAPTAIN" W. E. TUB NEK, (Late of the Colonial Steamer ' Rangiriri,') HAS the pleasure to announce to his numerous friends th«t in the course of a fow days he will OPEN at West Hamilton, on the Upper Waikato, a Large and Commodious Hotel, to be called the HAMILTON HOTEL, which he intend* to have constantly supplied with tho very best Wines, Spirits, Ales.. Porter, Cordials, &c. Travellers will find first-clasa accommodation. Good Stabling attached. TURNER & CO., Proprietors.
THE GEOLOGICAL AND TOPOGEAPHICAL ATI.AS OF NEW ZEALAND. BY DB. P. HOCHSTETTEE, Aitd DR. A. PETERMANN. mHE GEOLOGY OF NEW ZEALAND, an _L explanation of the Geological and Topographical Atlas, from the Scientific Publications of the ' Novara" Expedition, TraDsUted by Dr. O. IT. Fisoeke. Ti. T>"KTiTT.TTWR. QrrKOK-a-rmctrn NATIVE LANDS ACT, f\S SALE AT THE HERALD OFFICE. Peios 6d. ON SALE. PRIME WELLINGTON and WOLLONGONG BUTTER (ex Mail steamen>) selected expressly for the Auckland market COMRIE & BURT, Queen-itreet, Near the Wharf. ON SALE, Q A TO 30 Tone first-class POTATOES. One to tire £J\) tons delivered free in any part of the town of Auckland. Apply to DONALD ifcLENNAN. Queen-street, 16th February, 1865. CLOVEK SEED. RED, WHITE, AND YELLOW CLOVER SEED, in 50-lb Bage, w*rr.<nted. O. J. BJSjONE & SON. Qnean-rtreet Wharf, .April 1,1866.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 442, 13 April 1865, Page 7
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