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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 484, 1 June 1865, Page 3

Jtat Pttblithtd. Pries 64. THE BEST METHOD OF SAVING SEEDS The Time of Sowing: and Planting ■ • How to Grow Frnit Trees oil Grass Lands, by Anbexw McEwin, Nurseryman GEO. T. CHAPMAN,. Publisher. ■ Jtist' Published. Pridt6d. HAY'S CATALOGUE for 1865, of Ornamental Tree*, Shrubs. Conifers, Evorgreens, Climbers, Herbaceous Plants and Fruit Treee, Annual and Monnial Flower Seeds, &c, with description as to height, habits, colour, and mode of culture.' GEO. T. CHAPMAN, . Publisher. A FetP Copies Unsold. Price 2*. 6d. THE NEW ZEALAND ALMANAC for 1865. is the most comprehensive Almanno published in New Zealand. GEO. T. CHAPMAN, ■ ■ ■ • • Publisher. last Published. Price 2s. fid. TTANDBOOK TO THE FARM AND GARDEN, li arranged for the Seasons and Climate of Sew Zealand. Contents:— . First Fottline in the Bush, by Attdkew MoEwnr. The Field, Garden, and Orchard, by David Hat. Farm Management, by Joseph Mat. Garden Management, by H. J. Hawkins. GEO. T. CHAPMAN. publisher. Jtul Published. Price It. A COMPANION TO THE NEW ZEALAND BAXL BOOM. Containing hints on deportment and the correct figures of the Eeveral dances, compiled by an Auckland Lady Teacher. GEO. T. CHAPMAN, Publisher. Second Edition, Just Published. Price Is. Gd. A LARGE CHART OF THE COLONY OF NEW ZEALAND, as Proclaimed by Act of the Imperial Parliament, being the first Chart of the Colony ever published. This Edition contains the track of the ship ' Fiery Star,' during the time she was burning, until ehe went down, off the Great Barrier Island. GEO. T. CHAPMAN. Publisher. GOOD TTETWS TOR THE PUBLIC OP ATTCKLAJNTX CLOTHING CHEAPER THAN EVER! AT THE LITTLE WOIDEB Head of Queen-street. H. LETT, BEGS most resjjectfully to inform the inhabitants of Auckland and the surrounding districts that he has just opened several Bales and Cases of new and Seasonable Goods, consisting of—

LADIES' PLAIN WINCEYS, LADIES FANCY ROBES, LADIES' POPLINETS, LADIES' STEIPED WINCEY SKIRTS, LADIES' FANCY KNICKERBOCKERS, LADLES' CRINOLINES (all kinds), LADLES' MERINO HOSE, LADIES' FANCY STRIPED DITTO, Gents', Boys', and Youths' Clothing c' every kind and description. Pilot Jackets, Pilot Cloth Trousers, Carriage Rugs. .Hats, Caps. • "Waterproof CTotlring of various sort?. H. I;, would call particular attention to the prices of his Goods, which Trill all be found marked in plain figures, and so low as to defy competition. Thaniing the liberal public for the support he has received at their hands during the short time he has been in business, and. trusts, by strict attention and civility, still to enjoy a portion of their patronage. ''" " CLOTHING: 8. P. Men's ioe trowsers - - - - 6 6 Men's EtipeTfine black cloth ditto - 18 0 • Men's strong tweed ditto - - - 10 6 Men's pilot cloth ditto - - - - 11. .0 Men's diagonal tweed ditto - ■• - - 16 6 Men's doeskin superfine ditto - - 18 6 lien's superfine tweed veits7s., Bs. 6d., 9e. 6d. 11 0 Men'* pilot reefing jackets - - - 32 6 Men's blue serge coats -. - - - 10 6 Men's .strong tweed ditto - - - 19 0 Men's fancy tweed ditto - - 16 9 Men's, doeskin 9uitß - - - • - 46 0 Boys' and Youths' ditto - - - 29 6 Ditto ditto tweed trousers - • 8 6 HOSIERY: Men's merino shirts - - - ■ - 3 0 Men's lambs' wool - - - - 4 6 Men's ditto pants 4a and ... 5 0 Men's soc-ks, of every description, from - -0 8. Crimean white and jegatta shirts ■ commencing at - - - - 4 0 China Matting Is per yard Flannels, coloured and white, very low in price Fancy goods, &c. tgf" Note the address: — : ■ H . IE YY ,' ' LITTLE "WONDER, (Opposite Bee Hive Fancy Stores,) HEAD OF QUEEN-STREET. ON SALE. T>RIME. WELLINGTON end WOLLONGONG JL BUTTER (ex Mail eteamerr) selected expressly for the Auckland market COMRIE & BURT, Queen-etreet, Near the Wharf. TECUMSEH. NEWT O N . . .NOTICE OF REMOVAL: EATON & DEWnr,? , , Grocers and General Storekeepers, ) eg respectfully to in form the inhabitants of Kewton and its vicinity, that they area , , out to remove to their NKW and COMMODIOUS PREMISES opposite their late place of business at the-Newton Post Office, their term of occupation being now expired. They, would, take this opportunity of thanking their customers for the lii eral support hitherto bestowed, upon.thfcua, and having now increased' facilities for carrying on the business on a more extensive scale, together with greater ftorage accommodation, they hope to be able to do business in Euch a manner as wiU ensure a lnrge amount of the patronaee of the inhabitants of the eurrounding neighbourhood. T. B. CAMERON, ARCBITEOT AND SURVEYOR, &c. ' removed to his new Offices, Wycdham-street, • Tiext the Hebald Office, and js prepared to furnish Plans and Specifications for every'description • TlofniMiheP on thf'»hnrl/w| notiVe. ■ ■ y . ■ .' ■ ' CROQUET ! CROQUET '. 9 P COMPLETE SETS of this New and Popular OO Game on Sale at the Stores of G. Or. Nobris, cower cif Qtiaen ham-streeto.