CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AND PERPETUAL MEMENTOS^ OF TUOSB "WE LOVE, AT AUCKLAND. EST. 1855. GEEAT REDUCTION IF PRICE. CONTRACTS given for supplying presentation Carte de Visites, at per 100 or 1000. . So well satisfied wore Mr. and Mrs. Case with the ards executed for them, that they hare ordered 1000 more for their Provincial tour. IN RE JENKINS. MONSTER CLEARING SALE, UNDER DEED OP ASSIGNMENT TOE THE BENEFIT OF CREDITORS, THE STOCK-IN-TEADE OF MB. J. JENKINS, DRAPER, CLOTHIER AND SILK MEBOEB, QUEEN-STREET. rjIHE Trustees in the above Estate, beg to inform the Public that the whole of tho STOCK MUST BE CLEARED OUT AT ONCE, The entire stock of goods having been re-marked at such prices as must effect an IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE. The SALE has NOW COMMENCED, and will continue during the week. The doors will be opened at 10 o'clock. DO NOT PAIL TO GO AND SEE rpHE FIREWORKS, AT K KMP'S GARDENS, 29TH and 30TH. NOTICE. WE have to announce to our numerous friends that we have given up our RETAIL IRONMONGERY BUSINESS, In Quean-street, in favour of MR. THOMAS MORRINj and while thanking them for the liberal share of business wo have received, beg to soiicit a continuance of the same for our successor. CRUICKSHANK, SMART, & CO. EtSFERBING to the above, I beg to intimate Li that, on WEDNESDAY, the 3rd PROXIMO, I will OPEN the PREMISES in Queen-street, hitherto occupied by Messsrs. Cbuickshanx, Sjiabt, AlfD Co., and continue to carry on business there u GENERAL & FURNISHING IRONMONGER, nd trust to continuo to receive the same favour !0 liberally awarded to them. THOMAS MORBIN, CAMBRIDGE HOUSE. NOTICE. F. L. PRIME, IN tendering thanks to his numerous friends for the liberal amount of patronage with which they have favoured him during the last six years, begs to announce that he has taken into partnership, Me. J no, Abhott, and, on behalf of the Firm, has much pleasure in assuring his patrons and the public generally that no effort shall be spared in order to merit a continuance and extension of their support. TTTE, the Undersigned, have, THIS DAT, Yt entered into PARTNERSHIP, as Whoiessl® and Retail Familv Grocers, Glass, China, Earthenware, and General Importers, under the style and firm of PRIME AND ABBOTT. F. L. PRIME, JNO. ABBOTT. Cambridge House, Queen-street, Auckland, January 1,1866. UNION STEAM SAW, MOULDING, SASH AND DOOR COMPANY (LIMITED), HAVE REMOVED to their NEW SflMj Mechanics' Bay, where they are now prepared to supply the following Goods, of a quality ana s« prices without precedent in the Colonies— . Mouldings and Architraves, up to 12 incn» by 4 inches thick Skirtings, in great variety Matched and ifqunre Jointed Flooring Ceiling and Pannel Boards, rough and planea Doors, Sashes, and Joiners' Work of CrtT description . f . El Circular Cuttings, and Sweeps for CaME * R makers l| Also, , I Sawing and Planing done, Flooring I Timber of all descriptions and Rough LinWs' I for sale, cheap i The Company respectfully solicit the support of | Buildert, Contractors, Shippers, and others; the W5 H complete and superior Machinery they have recea . I obtained from England enabling them to prou g first-class work, at the lowest possible price. B All purchases delivered, if within two miles oi ■ Factory. E WANTED, I An unlimited supply of Junk Timber, of ' i|g thickness up to 5 feet. Wj
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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 684, 23 January 1866, Page 6
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