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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 681, 19 January 1866, Page 8

fm FURNITURE BAZAAR, SHORTLANP STREET. WINES & HALL yjy RE NOW SELLING- OFF their present extensive STOOK of English and Colonial FURNITURE, At greatly reduced prices, to make room for largo consignments daily oxpected. Goods suitable to all parties, from the plainest to tho most elegant styles, can he had at their Establishment. I W. and H. would call particular attention to their WALNITT DRAWING ROOM SUITES, MAHOGANY DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, MAHOGANY BEDROOM FURNITURE, WOOD, BRASS, and IRON BEDSTEADS and COTS, CORNICES, FRINGES, and DAMASKS, HAIR, FIBRE, ALVA, & FLAX MATRES3ES, STRAW PALLIASSES, FEATHER BEDS, BOLSTERS, and PILLOWS. GROVER AND BAKER'S PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES Two things are necessary in a modern Family Machine; it should Stitch and Embroidor, otherwise it is but half a machine for family use, and when you have finished stitching a garment with y ur machine, you will bo left to embroider it tediously by hand. Grover and Baker's Premium Machines are perfect Stitchers and perfect Embroiderers. Fiiom £12. Instructions given to purchasers gratis. WINKS & HALL, SHORTLAND-STREET. Solo Agenta for tho Province of Auckland. MONTAG-UE & CO. JgEG TO ANNOUNCE TO THE PUBLIC OF AUCKLAND, THAT OWING TO THE L A W, RELATIVE TO THE SUPPRESSION OF LOTTERIES, BEING SO STRINGENT, THE GRAND ART UNION IS CLOSED FROM THIS DATE. DURING THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS, ALL PUCHASERS OF 2s. 6d. AND UPWARDS, WILL BE ENTITLED TO A PRESENT, CONSISTING OF TOTS & GENERAL FANCY GOODS SUITABLE FOB CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AUD NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. LADIES HAVING STALLS AT THE FORTHCOMING bazaar, Aro respectfully informed that MONTAGUE & CO., Aro prepared to send GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTOR, ON SALE OR RETURN. Large Invoioes of TOYS AND FANCY GOODS Of every description, to land Ex 'PERCY, 'GALA,' and 'BALLABAT.'