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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 540, 5 August 1865, Page 3

YT iPI? FURNITURE BAZAAR, SHORTLAND STREET. W INKS & HiLL TTAVE JCJ- T RKCEIVED, per < Lancashoie — Witch' and other late arrivals, and is now ready for inspection, the LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK or E N G L I SIT ]■ UIiNITUEE EVER IMPORTED IKTO AUCKLAND. W. & H. would call particular attention to the undermentioned Goods, which, for style and finish cannot bo surpassed, and having been bought on advantageous terms, they are enabled to offer them AT UNUSUALLY LOW 3'EICES. THE DRAWING-ROOM FURNITURE Consists of Walnut Settees, Couches Easy Chairs, Small Chairs Occasional Chairs Walnut Carved Loo Oval and Shaped Tables Walrut Inlaid Work Tables. Davenports and Music Stooss •: anterlr.irv niul Eugenie Whatnots, in great variety Carved Walnut Cheflbniers, with marble tops, glass backs, and doors Gilt and Rosewood Chimney Glasses TIIE DINING-ROOM FURNITURE Consists of Mahogany Sideboards Telescope and other Dining Tables Mahogany Carved Loo and Coffee Tables Mahogany Easy Chairs, Sofas, and Couches, in leather, hair-cloth, and damask Mahogany Dining-room Chairs Mahogany Pedestal Writing Tables RED-ROOM. Iron, Brass, and Wood Arabian and French Bedsteads Wardrobes Mahogany Wa-hstunds and Dressing Tables, witli marble tops —some slightly damaged selling off at a great sacrifice Mahogany Commodes, with patent pans Dressing Glasses Chests of Drawers and Toilet Services Feather IVils, Bolsters, and Pillows Hair, Wool, Flax and Cocoa Fibre MATTRESSES. Brass Cornices and Poles Damasks, Gimps, ami Curtains Borders, Loops, and Tassels Bullion Fringes and Hangers Single and Double Perambulators GROVER AND BAKER'S PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES.

Those celebrated Machines combine all the new- and useful improvements in Sewi'iti Machinery, and lor simplicity of construction, rapidity, ease of management, beauty and regularity of stitch, ur.i not equalled iu any other make oi machinery in the world, FI:om £12. j Instructions yiven to Purchasers. "WINKS & HALL, SIIOIIT LAND -ST 11E ET. FURNITURE! FURNITURE!! fjpHE CHEAPEST BOU3E IN AUCKLAND FCIi FURNITURE AND MATTRASSES op ey£uy Description, ib at THE LITTLE DUST PAN FTJENXBHISiG WABEHOUBE, SHORTLAND - S T R E E T . New and Second-hand Furniture Bought, Sold, or Exchanged. jjgjr JS r B. Renumber the Addresi — THE LITTLE DUST PAN, SIIOKTLAND-BTBEET." H. PROBERT, Pbofbietob. NOW ON EXHIBITION AT F. H. LEWISSON'S, JEWELLER, Queen-street. rjIHREE of tlie most PERFECT WATCHES ever imported in the Colonics ; made by Thomas Rdssell; & Soxa, of Liverpool. These Watches are constructed so as to Wind up and Set. Hands without the use of a key, and are worth inspecting. Each Watch is accompanied by Warrant from the Factory NOTICE. WAIKATO BREWERY. DAWSON & CO. desire to inform the Settlers and Storekeepers of t,hc Waikato district, that thoy are now prepared to execute orders and deliver at 'ah stations in the Waikato, First-class Colonial Ale. For terms, &c., spply to Mr. Dawson, Ngaruawahia, or Queen-street, —W. J. YouKG. NOTICE. W.T. YOUNCt desires to inform the inhabitants of the Waikato settlements, that he has erected Wholesale Premises at Ngaruawahia, a'j a Branch to his Queen-street establishment, and ia nowprepared to supplv Wines, Spirits, Beer—bulk and bottled, Provisions, Oilman's stores, Produce, &c., &c.,at Auckland wholesale rates with freight added. Queen-street, 26th July, ISGS. BERRY & CO.'S CELEBRATED No. 3 LION ALE, BREWED EXPRESSLY FOR THE COLONIES, AS IN DHAUOHT AT STEERS', City Club. Orders in hhds., barrels, or kilderkins, received by M. T. CLAYTON, solo agent in o c-w Zealand ; offices over the P.N.Z. and Eoyal Mail C 0.," Queen-street, Auckland.