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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 1127, 25 June 1867, Page 1

:o FOE LONDON DIRECT; 3r i, c, t, Will sail on 7th july. WITH PASSENGERS AND CARGO. ./TLj. r JIHE Beautiful New Clippor Ship 8 «WARWICK,' 1,005 tons register, D. Smith, Commander, classed , at Lloyd's Al for 21 years. 3 This Ship is now loading, and will be promptly 3 despatched. For passage apply to DAVID NATHAN. r EXCHANGE HOTEL. > IMPORTANT NOTICE. E. G. STEERS JgEGS respectfully to inform the public of Auckland, and Country Settlers, that the Large Magnificent COMMERCIAL BAR and BILLIARD ROOMS, at the EXCHANGE HOTEL, Queenstreet, IS NOW OPEN. Commercial Gentlemen and Country Settler? attending markets will find evory ACCOMMODATION for the transaction of business. A LUNCHEON is provided DAILY, consisting of every delicacy in season, from 12 till 3 o'clock. A PRIVATE ENTRANCE from Durham-street. E. G. STEERS, MANAGER. rj\ JAMES CATER, PEG BOOT MAKER, WYNDHAM-STREET, to inform his Friends and the Public that he has opened a BRANCH SHOP IX QUEEN-STREET, (Opposite Mrs. Heldt's, Milliners.) J. C. assures those Ladies and Gentlemen who may favour him with their patronage that they will obtain first-class quality Boots, in very great variety, at the lowest possible prices, for cash only. P.S. —PleaßQ to observe the address : 212 QUEEN-STREET, ' (Opposite Mrs. Heldt's, Milliners) AND 35 WYNDHAM-STREET. Saturday, June 15,1867.