PRO CLAM AT lON. B UN GED-UP. DEFUNCT. HAYING exploded, we cannot Bupply the "MIL LION " with Hats, Caps, and Clothing, bu havo THIS DAY, by secret treaty, turned all ou Customers over to G. "W". FRIEND, HATTER AND CLOTHIER, Opposite the Union Bank, Ho having purchased all the Cargo by the 1 IRON SIDE,' with the exception of a few Chests of Tea and we are sure he will be able to supply you 20 pe cent, cheaper than we ever did. We own of late we have grown stout, As with Gas wo have been loaded, For to the tune of " CLEARING OUT," We find that wo've exploded. Fellow Shopkeepers then we pray, That you will stop such shuffling, Ab the Auckland folks, now we see, Will not be led by puffing. Of it of late the've had so much, That with it they're quite disgusted ; Try Fbiend, he is the " PuitLic Eriexd," The only man to bo trusted. Try Fbiend, and he will fit you out, In Suits all cuts and colors, In Hats and Caps of latest styles, In Shirts, and Ties, and Collars. His Umbrellas too are good, In Silk, Alpaea, and Cotton; His Waterproof Clothing are worn by all, , And can never bo forgotten. Received by 1 Ironside' —s eases Clothing. Received by * Ironside' —3 eases Hats. Received by ' Ironside'— 2 cases Waterproo Clothing. Received by 'Ironside'—4 cases Caps. Received by * Ironside ' —3 cases Crimean Shirts Received by ' Ironßide' —2 cases Regatta Shirts Received by ' Ironside' —l case Scotch Twil Shirts, and many other cases too nnmeroui to mention. Q-. W. E B, I E N D, 142, QUEEN-STREET, Opposite the Union Bank. BY OEDEE OP THE BANE!. N. J. ISAACS j~S compelled to SELL his STOCK to raise money or go to gaol. As he does not care about the latter he is determined to make any sacrifice to meei the Bank's demands, and will therefore sell his goods at 25 PER CENT. LESS THAN COST. N. J. ISAACS, EVEEYBODY'S CLOTHIEE, 62, QUEEN-STREET. By Order of the Bnn.k Trousers from Gb. Gdr By Order of the Bank Vests from ss. By Order of the Bank Coats from 7s. 6d. By Order of the Bank Crimean Shirts from 03. By order of the Bank Umbrellas from 2s. Gd. By order of the Bank Hats and Caps from 2s. 6d. BY ORDER OF THE BANE! Ties, Scarfs, Linen and Linen Faced Collars, Hosiery, Underclothing, &c., &c,, 25 PER CENT. UNDER COST. HOWARD & CO., AND RETAIL BUTCHERS, COMMENCED BUSINESS ON MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1867, IN THAT OLD ESTABLISHED SHOP, Lately in the occupation of Mr. Waxteb Dudley, anc formerly conducted by Mr. Waltebs. PEIME MEAT OF THE FINEST AND BEST QUALITY ■WILL BE SOLD AT THB LOWEST PRICES. SHIPS SUPPLIED, &c. Remember the Addbess. PRIVATE FAMILIES in Parnell, Newton, anc neighourhood obliging Howabd & Co. with thei name and address, will be WAITED ON DAILIS for ORDERS, and supplied with MEAT of the bee quality at fiomgFOURPENOE to SIXPENCE rn: POVBD.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 1127, 25 June 1867, Page 7
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