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New Zealand Herald, Volume IV, Issue 1054, 1 April 1867, Page 3

FURNITURE BAZAAR. SHOB-TLAND STREET. WINKS & HALL ABE NOW gELLTNG OEE THEIR PRESENT LARGE STOCK AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. TO MAKE ROOM FOB LARGE CONSIGNMENTS NOW LANDING, PER SHIPS «ELECTRIC' AND 'ENGLAND, DRAWING-ROOM SUITES, in great variet; Walnut Shaped, Oval and Loo Tables Walnat Glass-back Marble Top CheEfoniors Walnut Devonports Walnut Canterburys ancl Whatnots Walnut Chess and Coftea Tables Walnut Ladies' Work Tables Walnut and Sycamore Occasional Fancy Chain Rosewood Glass-back Marble Top Cheffoniera Mahogany Sidoboards Mahogany Telcßcopo and Loo Tables Mahogany Sofas, Couches, and Lounges Mahogany Easy Chairs Mahogany Dining-room Chairs WARDROBES and BOOK-CASES Mahogany Marble Top Washstands and Dressing Tables Mahogany Bargee Child's Chairs Mahogany Commodes, Toilet Service Mahogany Cheval and Toilet Glasses Brass, Iron, and Wood Bedsteads Children's Cots and Perambulators GILT CHIMNEY GLASSES, very large stocks, &c.

Hair, Fibre and Flax HattrasaC3 Straw Palliasses Feather Beda, Bolsters and Pillows Damasks, Utrecht Velvets, Fringes Cuitain Borders and Gimps, &c., &c., &c. Brass Cornicos and Cornice Poles GKBOYER AND BAKER'S PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES Two things aro necessary in a modern Family Machine; should Stitch, and Embroider, otherwise it is but half a machine for family use, and when you have finished stitching a garment with your machine, you will be left to embroider it tedioualy by hand* Grove and Baker's Promirjn Machines are perfect Stitchers and perfect Embroiderers. F°om £12instructions given to purchasers gratis. WINKS & HALL, SHORTLAND-STREET. Hole Agents for the Province of Auckland. CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN. COME AND TRY. PRICES DEFY COMPETITION MRS. HARRISON'S STOKES,. HIOH STREET. LIST OF PEICES. per lb. s. d. Good congou tea. . 2 0 Superior do., fine flavored . . 2 6 Souchong Tea, exquisite flavored . • 3 0 Best Plantation Coffee . . ■ • 13 Company's Sugar, No. 1 . . ■ . 05J Crystal Sugar . . . . . • 0-5 English Crushed Loaf Sugar . . . 0 6 Beat Flour (by the bag 165.) . . .02 Wax Vestas, Plaid Boxes . . . .01 Tobacco, per cake . ... 0 4 Salmon ....... 1 6 Lobsters 10 Sago 0 4 Mould Candles 0 7 Pickles 010 Higgins' Soap, per bar .... 0 10J Best Starch, Blue or White . . . 0 G Colman's Blue, best quality . .10 Washing Soda .0 1^ Baking do. ; . . . . .04 Salt ........ 0 1 Otago Oatmeal . . • • • • 0 3 Pearl Barley ...... 0 4 Best Currants 0 5 Do. Raisins 0 7 Prunes 0 6 Sardines, £ tin 9 Do. | tin . . . . • 10 Lime Juice , . . • 0 6 Vinegar . .... 0 6 Tart Fruits . . . 1 ® English Jams . . • • 10 TERMS STRICTLY CASH. Note the Addbess MRS. HARRISON, HIGH-STREET, CORNER OF VULCAN LANE AUCKLAND VENETIAN BLIND FACTORY. VENETIAN HOUSE WELLESLEY-ST. EAST. MHORTON BUSBY, Manufacturer of overj • description of inside and outside Window Blinds, plain and ornamental Wire Work. Mr. H. B. begs to return his grateful thanla fei the liberal support and patronage he has recuivcc from the Ladies and Gentlemen of Auckland, anc hopes by attention and punctuality to sccure a con. tinuanca of their favors. ' The rade supplied wit h Venetian and Wire Gauzf ' Blinds. Old Blinds Repaired and Painted. 1 Country orJeia to ba accompanied by a remittance.