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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 541, 7 August 1865, Page 8

ON SALE, BY TII TO UNDERSIGNED, Black akii drab felt riciuionds, | hard and soft crowns j Ho. do. Victorians, do. do. . Blue and Fancv s ux"iiv Halmorils Men's and K">V Black and IHue Cloth Caps | M-u's While and Fancy Flannel Undershirts j Men's Mi-ltoii, self and Fancy Flann-jl Crimean j '•hirts Boys' and Youths', do. do. do. do. y-8 and o-* Small Plates, Light grounds anu Fancy Print 3 9-3 lime and White, Two Blues, and Blue and Orange, do 33 and 36 in Horrouks's Cambrics and India Lonsi'l -ths 3? and 36 in. Wet Wove, Water Twi.t, and Aberdeens . 33 and 36 in Croydons, Mediums and India Twills 33, 36, and 68 in. Grey Calicoes 66 and GS in. Scrim Twilled Stripes, Furniture Prints, and Dimities Manchester and Earlsron Ginghams and Derries Rolled Jaconets, Shirtings and Sile-ias, Casbans Cotton and Union Ticks, 6-4 Brown Ticks Tow Sheeting, Forfar and Osnaburgs Jute Carp ting, Cocoa .Matting and Rugs G 1 and S-i Woo 1, Bronze, and Printed Oil Baize Navy Brown Canvas, Bagging and Coat Cauv.s Rough and I'rossed Brown, Black, and Slate 11"1 ands 3-4. 7-8, and 1-i Linen and Cotton Diaper Huckabacks Towrlings, Gla-s-c!o;h Croydon, Wwan, and Linen -hcetings Linen Damask and Spot Table Cloths, Napkins, and D'l'ylies Hemmed l/iwn nnd Cambric Handkerchiefs Black and Colored Cobur<s and Circas.-da s Black and Col ,rcd French Merinoes and Llamas Mi.\*J Alpacas, Kus-ell C .rds Fancy Dress Materials in variety Fancy Winsey ard Hop Ski ts Black and Fancy Quilted Lustre Skirts Jaconet, Mull, Ilair Cord, Cambric and Fancy Muslins Muslin and Net Curtains, Lappet Blinds Lapnet * pot«, Sprigs, and Stripes White, Colore 1 and I'rinted Flannels 3-4 and G-4 Cnion and All-wool Damasks Lin>eys, I'rugsrrts and Winseys Tweeds. Hedl'ord Cords and Doeskins Black, Blue, and Scarlet Hr «id Siik Mixtures, 1 weed and Coatings 9-1, IU-4, 11-4, and 12 4 White Blankets 9-4, 10-4, and 11-4 scarlet and Blue do. Waterproof Clothing, Crimean Rugs Men's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing Silk, Gngham, and Alp.cca I mhrellas Men's, Women's and Children's Hosiery in variety Paisley. Tastnanian, D'Ecosse, and other season aide Shawls Cloth, Tweed, and Seal Mantlci Black Glace sarsnets, Persians, Crapes, and Are ,phanes Black and Colored Silk, f'atent and Cotton Velvets Black and Fancy Silk Aprons, * carves and Ties Women's White Dr.tb and Grey Corsets Maid's do. do do. Infant's .Strap and Tie Bands Carpet and Courier Hags and Haversacks Men's Crimson Silk '•ashes Men's Card gan Jackets and Vests Qui Is. Counterpanes and loilet Covers Duck, Bunting, Lra'h.-r Cloths Wo ked Mil lin Collar', in ings and Edgings In Cants' Cashmere IVlises, Cloak.-» and Moods Bla k and White Silk Luce and Nets, Bonnet Fronts Black an i White Silk F.lls and ,r aii" Nets Morocco, Felt Sedand Carpet Slippers Perfumery, Assorted tfoaps, Poma.ies

Also Wheeler & Wilson's &, Guinness' Sewing Machines. J. H. BURN3IDE & CO., Queen-6treet. NOTICE. D. GRAHAM & CO. HAVE REMOVED TO THEIK WAREHOUSES IN VULCAN LANE. TIMBER ! TIMBER ! ! TIMBER !! ! THOMAS CRAIjt BEGS leave to inform Builders, HVrasft Carpenters. and the Public in goneral, that i% now in a position to supply any orders entrusted to hid care. Office and Timber Yard. Custom House-street. TIMBER. TIMBER. THE GREAT BARRIER COMPANY'S SAW MILL. variety of Sawn Timber, in all lengths, J suitable for either House or .Shipbuilding, for SALE. A. BOARDMAN, Agent. Oflirn—Canada Buildings. TIMBER! TIMBER!! MH. ROE is prepared to Supply and Deliver , at Market Prices, every description of BUILDING- TIMBEK, including P. T. and G FLOORING and PARTITIONING. Dressed f'eilins:- and Linings, &c.—Offices and Timber Yard, Onebnngi. HOWARD'S AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. FOR SALE, ,4 VERY Choice Selection of HOWARD'S Patent /\ Ploughs, Moulding Ploughs, H irrows, Iron Hollers, Skim Uoulters, and Cast Steel iikeiths. T. & C. SUIPHKhD, Newmarlet. HALF-HOLTDAI" FOR SERVANTS ON WASHING DAYS. 11 HE expedition and ease with which the " Family Wash" may be ace "iiplishcl, and at a mere nominal cost, by using the " (-rLYCERINE" SOAP POWDKR, is "truly surprising! Scarcely any rubblng is required at " the tub," and a little child mt:y use it. The Family Wash may thus bo accomplished in many cases before breakfast, and the usual " miseries" of the dreaded washing day avoided. Ask for " Harper Twelvetrees' Glycerine Soap Powdor," sold by all Storekeepers, in penny packets and wholesale by the Manufacturer, Harper Twelvetrees, Bromlcy-by-Bow, London ; wholesale in Auckland by.Mr. S. Browning, and Bucholz & Co.