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A RARE CHANCE FOR ] bargains. PREVIOUS TO STOCK-TAKING AND TO MAKE ROOM FOR EXTENSIVE SHIPMENTS, Ex 'SILVER EAGLE,' H. G-ILLETT & CO. VTIZjh OFFEB rjIHE WHOLE OF THEIR MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF SILKS, MOIRE ANTIQUES, VELVETS, AND CENERAL DRAPERY, AT VRICE3 EAR BELOW THE ENGLISH INVOICE ! In order to effect a clearance, and to make room for New Goods for tlic Season. This is no puff, but a genuino opportunitv of purchasing at tho LOWEST PRICES ever quoted in Auckland. H. GrILLETT & CO., SPITAL FIELDS HOUSE, Queen-street (near Wakefield-streot). WEBSTER'S PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO AND EMPORIUM FOR PHOTOGRAPHIC REQUISITES, QUEEN-STREET, (Junction of Queen and Wakefield Stbeet3.) MR. WEBSTER has for sale 'a largo stock of requisites for Photography, and is prepared to supply Photographers at moderate prices with the following articles :—Landscape Lenses and Cameras, Stereoscope Lenses and Camora Stands (Glass and Porcelaine dishes), Collodion Dipping Baths and Trays, i Stereoscopes, Glass Funnels, Spirit Lamps, Graduated Measures, Cometless Collodion Bottles, Backgrounds for the Operating Room and Slips, Pneumatic Plateliolders, Albumenizcd Paper, Improved Printing Frames, from i in. to 1 in. plate, Passe Partouts, Frames for ditto, Cardboard Mountings, Collodion for Dry and Wet Processes, Slow-setting ditto .for Views, Distilled Water and Chemicals for all Pliotograpliie purposes. Mr. Webstek Ims also on sale a great variety of Shields, containing Likenesses of OfUcers of the Staff, 65th and other Regiments, Portraits of Distinguished Personß; also, Views, in tho best style of Photogra--1 pliic Art, of some of Iho most picturesquo Sites in tho Colony, including Views of the Bay of Islands, Tauranga Harbour and Cemetery, showing tho i Obelisk erected to thn Memory of tho Officers of tho I 43rri Kegimont, also of the G*te Pa, the Township i of Taranaki, with Mount Egmont in the distance. i Mr. Wehstru undertakes every kind of Photoi graphing—viz., Copies of Works of Art, or of ; Photographs, to any number that may be required. BUTTS' METROPOLITAN HOTEL (Opposite "alouT and Co.'s,) PITT-STREET, SYDNEY. \AF ITH a veiw to meeting increased requirements, TT the Proprietor of the above well-known establishment has added thereto a Coffee-room, ComI mercial-room, and a new Dining Saloon, and hns completed other arrangements Thieh cannot fail to render " Butt's Metropolitan " tho most replete hotel in tho City, both for the extent of the accommodation r as well as from its central position. PLUNGE AND SHOWER BATHS. FIRST-CLASS TABLE D'HOTE, DAILY. Light Luncheons at any hour. NVB.—A Large Garden, with Arbours, at the rear of tho premises, afford a cool and pleasant retreat . during the hot season. r | NOTICE. TO THE SETTLERS AND VISITORS TO THE WADE. ; "WADE BRIDGE HOTEL," IS NOW OPENED to supply a long-desirod requirement in the District j i Also, as A GENERAL STORE, i AND TIIE POST OFFICE OP THE LOCALITY. Agents foe the " Hebald." The Proprietors of the above, have now on sale, at Auckland retuil prices— Sugars Teas Wines and Spirits of every kind Hay Rakes Scythes Slash Hooks Hay Forks Flour Biscuit Stationery of every kind Raisins Currants &c., &c.. &c. L i Also, 1 A very superior assortment of Clothing, &». ) :

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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 719, 5 March 1866, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 719, 5 March 1866, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 719, 5 March 1866, Page 8