ON SALE, BY THE UNDEBSIG-N3SD, Black and drab felt riohmondSi hard and soft crowns Do. do. Victorians, do. do. Blue and Fancy Saxony Balmorals Men's nnd Boys' Black and Blue Cloth Caps Men's White and Fancy Flannel Undershirts Men's Melton, Self and Fancy Flannel Crimean Shirts Boys and Youths*, do. do. do. do. 9-8 and 5-4 Small Plates, Light grounds and Fancy Prints 9-8 Bhio and Wliito, Two Bluos, and Blue and Orange, do. 33 and 36 in. Horrocks's Cambrics and India Longcloths 33 and 36 in. Wot Wove, Water Twist, and Aberdeens i 33 and 30 in" Croydons, Mediums and India Twills , 33, 36, and 68 in. Grey Calicoes 66 and G8 in. Scrim Twilled Stripes, Furnituro Prints, and Dimities Manchester and Earlston Ginghams and Derries Rolled Jaconets, Shirtings and Silesias, Casbans Cotton and Union Ticks, 6-4 Brown Ticks Tow Sheeting, Forfar and Osnaburga Jute Carpeting, Cocoa Matting and Rugs 6-4 and 3-4 Wood, Bronzo, and Printed Oil Baize Navy Brown Canvas, Bagging and Coat Canvas Rough and Dressed Brown, Black, and Slate Hollands 3-4, 7-8, and 4-1 Linen and Cotton Diaper Huckabacks, Towelings, Glass-cloth Croydon, Wigan, and Linen Sheetings Linen Damask and Spot Table Cloths, Napkins, and D'Oylics Hemmed Bcotch Lawn and Cambric Handkorchiefs Black and Colored Coburgs and Circassians Black and Colored French Slorinocs and Llamas Mixed Alpacas, ltusscll Cords Fancy Dress Materials in variety Fancy Winsey and Rep Ski> ts Black and Fancy Quilted Lustre Skirts Jaconet, Mull, Ilair Cord, Cambric and Fancy Muslins Muslin and Net Curtains, Lappet Blinds Lappet Sprigs, and Stripes White, Colored and Printed Flannols 3-4 and G-4 Union and All-wool Damaska Linseys, Druggets and Winseyß Tweeds, Bedford Cords and Doeskins Black, Blue, nnd Scarlct Broad Silk Mixtures, 'i'wood and Coatings 9-4, 10-4, 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 Hoys' Clothing Silk, Gingham, and Alpacca Umbrellas Men's, Women's and Children's Hosioryin variety Paisley, Tasmanian, D'Ecosso, and other seasonable Shawls Cloth, Tweed, and Seal Mantle 3 Black Glace Sarsncts, Persians, Crapes, and Areophanns Black and Colored Silk, Patent and Cotton Velvots Black and Fancy Silk Aprons, Scarves and Ties Women's White Drab and Groy Corsets Maid's do. do. do. Infant's Strap and Tie Bands Carpet and Courier Bags and Haversacks Men's Crimson Silk Sashes Men's Cardigan Jackets and Vosts Quilts, Counterpanes and Toilet Covers Ducic, Bunting, Leather Cloths Worked Muslin Collars, Fiouncings and Edgings Infants' Cashmere Pelises, Cloaks and Hoods Black and White Silk Laco and Nets, Bonnet Fronts Black and 'White Silk Falls and TTair Nets Morocco, Felt, Seal and Carpet Slippers Perfumery, Assorted Soaps, Pomades fix., &c., &c. Also Wheeler & Wilson's & Guinness' Sewing Machines. J. IT. BURNSIDE & CO., I Queen-street. HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR. OWN I BUSKS leave the Bazaar Yards for NewmarVct, Moui.t St. John, Epsom, and Onehucf-a, EYE KY DAY pMinclny excepted), punctually, at 8, 9, 10, 11, noon, and at. 1, 2, 3, -1, and 5 o'clock; returning from Onehunga to Auckland at the same l.oury. On SUNDAYS, from each place, at 9 a.m , 1 a:nd at 4 p.m. A 'BUS will leave the Baznar Yards, DAILY, i for Newmarket, Junction Hotel, Harp of Erin, Pan- , mure, and Howick, at 3pm. ; returning from Howick i at 8 a.m. ' Fou Hire: Open and Close Carriages Ladirs' and Gents' Saddlo Horses Dog Carts, Buggies, nnd Sociables j. J torses bought and sold j rivatuly. H. HARDING-TON. February 16th, 1866, ; COBB A CO. Livery AND BAIT STABLES, VICTO ill A-STRE KT. t &S Open- all Houiis op Night. FOR HIRE: T.adios and Gentlemen's Saddle Horses 3 Waggonettes, single or double harness j Open and Covered Buggies sidgio or doubloseated. 1 COACHES DAILY At 8 a.m., roil At 3 r.si., for Otaliuhu Otah'ihu Papatoitoi Papal oitoi Papakura Papakura .Drury Drury. Martyn's Farm Razorback r Queen's ; "doubt fc Creek. - "UNITED SEEYICE- HOTEL," QOEEN-STRKET AUCKLAND. F QUICK, in announcing that he has takon the • above House, begs to inform the Public and ' Visitors to Auckland, that they will find every comfort and convenience. Persona coming rom and going to the Waikato will find especial convenience, as the COACHES leavo the door of the Hotel, punctually, at tho time advertised, while thoso coming to Auckland will I find all necessary accommodation. The Wines and Spirits are chosen from the best brands in tho market. COBB & CO.'S BOOKING OFFICE, I'OU Ti.legrarii Line or Royal Mail Coaches, A. LAN CASTER, GUN AND RIFLE MANUFACTURER, 27 South Atolet- si-beet, Geosvexob Squahe London, (The late active partner of Chas. Lancaster). THE Improved o-groored Small-bore VOLTTN--IEER MATCH RIFLE, lino windage, fore sight, accurately adjusted back sight, bullet mould patont greaso box, cleaning rod, packed in tin and deal case and delivered in London, £18, Orders with remittances receivo prompt attention. CLOVER SEED. f TV/TESSR3. NEWMAN & EWJ3N have on Salo -M GOOJP RED CLOVER SEED mod netlb? ' In 5«!uitHlo!) not lus.i l.'ma 'A c.vri,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 720, 6 March 1866, Page 8
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