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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 872, 30 August 1866, Page 5

J TT..S. T LAND ED, AND ON SAEE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. CLOTHING AST j> BS.APEBT, 3 GASES BEDFpjii) - CORD TKOUSEHB 2 " T.nteed Tronsere 2 " Doe Trousers ; : ■ 2 '? Tweed and .Doe Suits 5 •' Crimean; Shirts 2 " Wool Shawls .2'bales .Serge Shirts ■ 1 " Scotch. iwiU Shirts 3 cases Flannel, Merino, and Lambs "Wool Under Shirts 2 " Lnmbs Wool and filerino Pants 5 " Men's and Women'* Hosiery 1 " Silk Umbrellas 1 " Gingham ditto S '< Military Peak Caps 1 *' Braces and Bplts, Elastic 1 " ditto ditto, leather 1 " liadies' Coreeta 2 " White Shirts--2 " Regatta ditto 2 bales Navy.Blue 1 case Shirtings 1 bald Eel.t Carpetiag 5 cases Saddles 20 trunlts Ladies' and Grents' Elastic Side Boots 5 '• Children's ditto ditto &c, &c,, fee. 50 chests tea ) 75 J-chests ditto V Firsfc-class Brands: 25' i-chests difto ) 10 i-eaeks Sherry 50 cases Palo. Brandy 100 " Geneva 100 boxes Candles, full weights 100 " " light -weights 1 caso American Brooms 2 " tJenuiiie Foreign Havannah Cigars Ac, &c., &c. LEWIS BHQTHEES, 47, QTIEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. COOKE'S FUENITUEE WAEiEHOUSE, QUEEN-STREET (Opposite the Old Oourt-house), TT\ & H. COOKE HAVB FOR BALE, ,;. •..:: '■■. A Large and varied BTOOE OF ENGLISH AND COLONIAL EUENITIIBE ■ ~' AT THE LOWEST PRICES. , Cbnntry orders carefully packed.

:■ t"*:: BAZAAR YAEDS STABLES, TT OKSEB KEPT at LIVERY, competent Grooms in charge-. SADDLE HOK3E3 . * DOG CAETS <fec, &c, &c, FOE H I E E. PUBLIC NOTICE. COALS! COALS! COALS! BEST Household Goals and best Smiths' Coale, in quantities to suit purchasers, at the lowest rates. POTATOES! POTATOES! POTATOES! Suprrior sample of Hobart Town Potatoes for family uso, per ton, £5 ; per cwt., os. 6d., or per cwt. doliyered, 6s. BONE DUST! BONE DUST ! BONE DUST Coarso and Fine, guaranteed free from adulteration, and of the best quality j £9 lOs per ton of 22i01b5,, bags included; per cwt,,, 10s. Good Feod Oats, 5s 3d per "buehel; Maize, 6s 6d ; Brim, is 9d pes bushel; Hay, pa per cwt. Flour, finest Adelaide, 22s per lOQlba Flour, finest Chilian, 19s per 103lbs. Bags, new and second-hand, in any quantity, AT W. J. HUEST & CO/S, QVEEN'-BTKEEt, (Opposite Messrs. Cruiekahank, Smart, and Oo.'b) N.B. —Drays proceed regularly to Maungatawhiri Creek. NEWCASTLE COAL AND EtREWOOD" DEPOT, ViOTQEIA,STR.EET EAST. (Foot Barrack Hill, adjoining Hardington's Bazaar Biuldinge), COAL, DELrVEKED AT 50s. PER TON Wangarei Coal, „ 30s, „ „ "Wood „ I Is. ,i „ Outdo. ~ i3si6d. „ „

Potatoes, Oata, Bran, and Maize, always on hand. A, CUNNINGHAM. SEEDS- SEEDS. SEEDS, G-. H. LAVEES BEGS to inform the Public that he is now in a position to SUPPLY the undermentioned SEEDS, suitable for the. season, of the beitquality :*- Perennial and Italian Rye Grass, Cocksfoot, Red and White Clover, Trefoil, Timothy, Cow Grau. Hape, and Tjucerne, together with all Agriculture. Garden Seeds, too numerous to. mention. Dubham-stkeet; (opposite the Haymarket). &$• Seed Oats, Maize, Bran, &o>, always on hand. BOBERTSON'S COACH FACTORY. Established 1844. JOHN ROBERTSON, Coachbuilder, 433, 457. and O 489, Pitt-etreot. South, Sydney, in thanking his niinuTOUß putroiis for th< ir kind Support eince he commenced business, begs to inform them arid the public generally that his Premises, though now the largest iu.the Colony, are riot a.uffipient. to meetfthe requirements of bis'business, so :he.ie again^"compelled to take otherpremises in order.to enlarge his present Factory, which will clearly show that through the heavy outlay he has made, in getting the requisite machinery, £c. > for. the manufacture, of all.Velncles, he is nblei to furnish ..them at a price-which deCee fair competition, and .he wishes all persons desirous of purchasing anything in t!ie trade to try and yisit his establishment, where, they will find the largest Stock, together with the most appliances, in. the manufacture of. of eTery description.