NOW LANDING- AND ON SALE, EX ' WINTERTHDR' AND 'LANCASHIRE WITCH,' -i OA CASKS WA3HINQ SODA JLO v 100 kegs Carbonate of Soda 24 cheats Congou Tea 6 half-chests Imperial Green Tea 50 boxes Figs 4 cases French Plums 4 boxes Jordan Almonds 2 cases Nutmegs 20 boxes Twist Tobacco (Southern) 5 boxes Cavendish Tobacco (Southern) SO casks Younger'a Double Strong Ale, quarts and pints 80 trunks Assorted Boots and Shoe 3 2 cases Superior French Calf Skins 1 case Cork Soles (Assorted) 4 cases Men's Clothing, consisting of Fancy and Blue Tweed Suite, Blue Strge Suits, Talma Capes, Blue Serga Shirts, &c. . 2 cases Men's and Boys' Braces, Belts, &c. 1 case Waterproof Leggings and Inverness 4 cast's Ladies' and Children's Mantles and Jackets, Tiz., Melton Cloth Tweeds, Witney and Seal 4 cases Millinery 2 cases Flowers, Feathers, and Grapes 2 cases Trimmed Bonnets and Hats 7 cases Ladies' Under Clothing 2 cases Children's Underclothing _ 3 cases Ladies' Kxpansion and Princess Alicc Skirts _ 2 cases Maids' Jannette Trimmed btnrta 1 case Ladies' Linen Collars and Culls 1 case Ladies' and Children's Folt Hats 2 cases French Ribbons 3 cases Fiench Merinos 2 cases French Shawls 1 case French Poplins 4 cases Aberdeen Winsey 6 bales Blankets, 11-4, 10-4 1 bale Rugs 3 bales Scrim 3 bales 3-bushel bags 6 bales Navy Canvas 45 cases Stationery 7 bales Wrapping Paper 1 case Hair, Nail, and Tooth Brushes GEORGE TURRELL, Ellis' Buildings, Queen-street. NOW LANDING, EX 'ULCOATS.' CHAMPAGNE. or-- CASES SUPERIOR CHAMPAGNE jmlt) 25 cases Carte Blanche do., Piper s 20 do. Moselle GEORGE TUKRELL, Que 1 " n-street. HATS AND CAPS. 2 CASES MEN'S FELT HATS, assorted 1 case Blue and Black Cloth Caps Glengaries, Turbans &c., &c., &e. GEORGE TURRELL, Queen-street. BOOTS AND SHOES. Ocr CASES SEASONABLE BOOTS AND ZD SHOES GEORGE TURRELL, Queen-street, CUTLERY. 2 CASES TABLE CUTLERY Scissors, Pen Knive3 &e., &c., &c. GEORGE TURRELL, Queen-street.
EXCHANGE HOTEL, QUEEN-STREET (CORNER OF DURHAMSTREET) H. H. COX, PROPRIETOR. g H. C. begs to announce to the mercantile and trading community of Auckland and its neighbourhood, that his NEW COMMERCIAL ROOM, Being completely finished with superb decorations, IS NOW OPENED. NOTICE. D. GRAHAM & CO. HAVE removed TO THEIE WAREHOUSES IN VULCAN LANE. SHORTLAND-STREF.T BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT. JSHEPHFRD informs the public of Auckland o and Suburbs rhfit bis arrangements to Import from England are now complete. He has just rereceived a GOOD and CAREFULLY-SELECTED STOCK of l.adi s\ Gentlemen's, an dChddren's BOOTS and SIHOES direct from tho Manufacturers, oxprossly to his order, and feels confident the quality cannot bo surpassed, are now Belling at exceedingly Low Prices FOR CASH'. Private Fitting Room for Ladies. Observe the Address — SEORTLAND-STKEET, (Two doorß from Ncw-Zcaiandcr Office.)
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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 539, 4 August 1865, Page 8
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