ORANGES! ORANGES! ORANGES! EX 'IRENE,' FROM TAHITI. N SAL E, in quantities to suit purchasers. Apply on Board tho Vessel alongside the Quoonstreet "Wharf; Or to DAVID NATHAN'. TO THE MUSICAL WORLD. ME. W. P. JONES, ORGAN BUILDER, ORGAN, AND PIANOFORTE TUNER AND REGULATOR, BEGS to intimate that he has just ARRIVED, . and intends carrying on tho above "business. Mr. W. F. J. tegs to call attention to the fact that he has served an apprenticeship to each of the above businesses —one to Henry Willis, Organ Builder, Manchester-screet, London, "builder of the great Organ exhibited in 1851 5 and the second to Thomas "Woodward, Pianoforte Maker, Cheltenham. Mr. W. F. J. is the builder of the ORGAN now boing EXHIBITED in tho OTAGO EXHIBITION, which is at present for sale: Mr. W. F. J. wishes further to notice that he is prepared to give LESSONS on the Pianoforte and Organ. Communications to be left at the office of this Paper for tho present. SPITALEIELDS HOUSE. H . GILLETT & CO. JJAVING made arrangements with Mr. HENBY KEMP, intend Ro-ojsehlhg the above premises on SATURDAY NEXT, the 15th instant, for the ALE OF SILKS AND GENERAL DRAPERY, H. G. & Co. particularly draw attention to their stotli of SILKS, which they will continue to import direct from their Ppitalfields Manufactory. A large stock of New and Fashionable WINTER DRAPERY NOW OPENING EX 'PEGASUS,' & 'CADUCEUS.' 11. GILLETT & CO., SPITALFIELDS HOUSE, Qchen-steeetj AUCKLAND STEAM COFFEE MILLS. WILLIAM GEEG& AND jO., COFFEE AND SPICE MERCHANTS, "Wyndham-stkeet (opposite Herald Office), And p.t PRINCESS-BTKEET, t>UTvEDiK, Have on hand and for sale— Coffees, raw, roasted and ground Coffees ground, packed in tins of all sizes Pepper, white and black Mae Cloves Cinnamon Chicory Ginger Mustards Cocoa Curry powder Nutmeg Carraway seeds Allspices Chocolate And A Large Assortment, of Grocers' Canisters. WAIKATO STORES, FOR SALE,—Sovcial Stores and Licensed House on the "Waikato and Waipa Rivers. W. J. YOUNG AVisliingito retire lrom the retail trade, submits for sale a number of Stores with Stockß in the above named district. SMALL CAPITALISTS And intending settlers doeirous to secure established positions in trade, will find thiß an opportunity rarele to be met with. Terms will be liberal. Possession can bo taken on tho Ist April. For full particulars, apply to W. J. YOUNG. Queen-street, 4th March, 1865. ECONOMY IN FUEL. TO meet the requirements of the increasing population of Freeman's Bay and vicinity, the Undersigned hav< opened a Coal Yard, adjoining Ihe Mill, and are supplying the best Coals at reasonaole prices, in any quantity to suit purchasers, delivered in bags or otherwise, to an" part of town or suburbs Orders left at house, Hobs on-street, near Victoriastreet, will receive attention, or at Freeman's Bav Coal Yard. JAS. GRAY KOPPKT & SON. November 12,
ALE! ALE ! AT.E ! JUST LANDED, & small shipment of TENNENT'S STRONG ALE, in stone bottles, in splendid condition. CBUICKSHANK, SMART, 4 CO. FOR SALE. QEWING MACHINES —"Witbeict & Whbon'S O Qtjisesb', Simpson's, and Thomas'. J. H. BURNSTDTC & Co. MBS. H. CATES begs to inform the inhabitants of Auckland, that in addition to her CONFECTIONERY Business, she has opened a Large BEFBESHMENT BOOM, on the premises, where Jellies, Custards, Tea, Coffee, and Pastry may be had an jr'hour duriuft f.lin day.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 445, 17 April 1865, Page 8
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