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New Zealand Herald, Volume IV, Issue 1121, 18 June 1867, Page 3

! CHANGE OF PROPRIETOR. i ;E•; u. £ PiiEJilSiio KiOVv AS THE I "RED STA R" BEING ABOUT TO CHANGE HANDS, A CLEARANCE SALE or THE WHOLE STOCK WILL COMMENCE THIS DAY. EVERY ARTICLE NOT CLEARED OUT IN THREE WEEKS FROM THE PRESENT DATE WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION. [£§5° See the Marked Price on every Article. June 7,1867. JUNCTION DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, UPPER QUEEN-STREET, R. HOBBS, JUST OPENED ! ! ! 1000 (OnE ThOU3AKI) ) LADIES', GIRLS', AND CHILDREN'S BLACK AND BROWN STRAW HATS. Also, A LARGE LOT OF ALL-WOOL SHEPHERDS' PLAIDS, AND . ROB HOY AND OTHER PATTERN PLAIDS, All at 2a. tee Yakd. JUST OPENED ! ! ! A LATIGE LOT 03? WHITE TWILLED SHEETINGS, AND " WET WOVE" SHIRTINGS, ANE HOEEOCK'3 LONG CLOTHS. ALSO, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, TOILET COVERS, AND COUNTERPANES. JUST OPENED ! ! ! GENTS' SUPERIOR BLACK AND BLUE BEAVER INVERNESS CAPES, Under Value ; And a Good Assortment of MEN'S AND BOYS' WOOLLEN HOSIERY AND CLOTHING. ALL AT WHOLESALE PiiICES FOR CASH, AND NO SECOND PRICE. R. HOBBS, (Opposite the " Army aud Navy Hotel.") UPPER QUEEtf-GTREET. 3 0 CASES OP "WINTER CLOTHING-. HAY & HONEYMAN O AVE THIS DAY OPENED 30 OASES OF Jul NEW WINTER CLOTHING, CONSISTING OP Men's Dark Tweed and Doe Trousers Men's Black Doe and Tweed Trousers Men's Bedford Cord and Leamington Cord Men's Black Cloth and Tweed Goats Men's Blue Diagonal and Silk-mixed Coats | Men's Doe and Tweed Vests Men's Crimean Shirts and Men's Mercery « Men's Hats, Caps, &c., &c., And a Very Large and Varied Assortment of Boys' and Youths' Clothing HAY & HONEYMAN have every confidence in soliciting an inspection of tho above goods, which liaro been manufactured to their own order, and expressly for the requirements of this province, and will be Bold at prices equal to the state of the times. HAY & HONEYMAN, [WgrNew Establishment, next Mr. Cbombie's, Photographer, and lately occupied by Mr. F. Clark, Grocer. NOTICE. LOST— TIME and MONEY by tho residents in and about Newmarket, by passing the Store at the P. O. and going into town. We are quite prepared to sell, not at a loss or undor coßt price, but to give full value for ready money. We have often heard surprise expressed how we could sell cheaper than those in Auckland, who are continually selling off at and tinder cost price but when we tell them we always give our customers the advantage of our bargains, and sell at very small profits, the reason is obvious, and the surprise ceases. J.ANGUS. N.B. A Registry Office for Servants. Arrangements made with Country Stores for buying at Auction, by writing as aboTe. :