Houses and Land.. FOB SALE—3OO acres good Forest Land at Mangatete, Mongonui, 80 of which is in grass and partly fenced. There Is a good Stock-yard and Dwelling-house upon the clearing. The Timber is most valuable, consisting of Pnriri and other Hardwoods, close to water carriage. Adjoining is a splendid Run, with about 200 head of Cattle thereon. The Cattle for several years past have realised good prices in Auckland market—equal to any from the North. Will be sold with or without the Cattle.—Apply to J.J., Herald Office. FOR SALE—An Improved Farm of 180 acres, Pukekohe West, about 1J mile from the Railway Station. Also, 43 acres in grass, at Remuera.—Apply to O. A. Abraham, Crescent Chambers, Shortland-street. IMMEDIATE SALE—IOOO acres _sV of Good Land, 1J miles from Pukekohe Station; cheap.—Apply to Jab. Moran, Corner Cracroft-street, Parnell Rise. Dress and Fashion, mH E X A T;;E : TCI.I R E AT CHEAPSIDE HOUSE. OUR GRAN D. SALE or' . qalvage: /-noods ;. O , 18 NOW ON. ■ j • The Damaged Goods Must be Cleared r ' Out at Once. jyr il n e & riEdycß, CHEAPSIDE HOUSE. /CONTINENTAL HOUSE. " Mimdili<e, et ornalus, et cultus, hac /ceminanim insignia sunt." Ladies, —I heg most respectfully to announce that I have opened a Millinery and Drapery Establishment which contains a splendid assortment of every requisite of modern toilette. l.legant designs worked upon »civet silk and cloth, in embroidery or applique; materials supplied, and instriK'tion given. N.B.—This branch of Lusiness is under the sole supervision of Miss Tbutenberci whose artistic talent is already well known. Hopinc by attention, civility, and moderate prices, to gain a portion of your patronage, I remain, very obediently yours, ISABELLA NELSON. Mesdames,—J'ai 1' honnenr de vous annoncer qua je viens d'ouvrir an Magasln de Modes et de lingerie, garni d'un choix superieur en tout ce qui conoerne la toilette elDgnnte. Je me fiatto que, par I , attention et par le prix modere , de mes marchandises, vous voudrez bien in' Comptez mesdames sur ma reconnaissance. IBABBLLA NELSON. Heine Damen,—Krlauben sie mir ihnen ergebenst anzuznigen dass ich ein Putz "ml MoriewaarenGesohaft erdffnet habe, unci empfchle mlch zn alien in diesem Kach» vorkommenden Arbeiten. Dnrch prompte und rocllo Bedienung werde mir das Vertrauen der deutschen Damen zu erwerbeH suchen, und bitte um geneigten Zuspruch. Hochachtungsvoll. ISABELLA NELSON. E hine Tia. —He panuitinga tone! nakn kia mohio ai koutou kua puire taku toa boko kakahu, in nga inea whakapiipai katoa mo koutou, llaere mai ra e te whanaunga kite matakitaki i te ahua pai o aku taonga, he Hi noa iho ano te utu. Na to kontou hoa na, lUAPERA NELSON. Tengo un vivo placer de anunciar a las sefioras Espafiolas y PortuguiSaas qne en mia tienda de niodista liallsran cada cosa para el trage modal; y espero que, por atencion y per los precios moderados de mU pr>-ndas, me favorezcan con bus visitas, cuando non faltarc dc servirlas. licso h Vmcls. las manos, ISABELLA NELSON. TJndertecknad harden iiran tillkiinnagifva, att jag oppnat en <;nlanteri orh mode-handel hvarest Skandlnaviska darner kunna bntjenas med allt hvudsom en modern utstyrscl tillhdrer. Genom fdrekommande upptnarksamhet och billiga priser hoppas jag att tillvinna mig respective kunders viilvilja. Med bogagtning, ISABELLA NELSON. CONTINENTAL HOUSE, QtJEEN-STREET. [circular.] LEAVING QUEEN-STREET, OFENIKO I.V UPPER 3YMONDS-STREET. E. T. HERBERT, On leaving Queen-street, avails himself of this opportunity to address those friends and the public generally who have so liberally supported him since opening in Queen-strcct, to whom he offers his grateful thanks ; and from the inhabitants of Upper Symondsstreet and surrounding districts he would ask their kind support, knowing that a discerning public can appieclate, when they have beon fairly dealt with, mure than all the advertisements trying to mislead. He will adhere to his old principle of not making two prices, unless » thing 13 soiled or out of fashion, as you may rely where a price is taken off it has been put on before being able to take off. He believes in giving value for money. Be will sell with the smallest remunerative profit consistent with solvency, and those w> o may favor him with a call will flnd that he can sell cheaper than any ho.iso In Queenstreet. His Stock of Spring and Summer Drapery, Millinery, Ladies', Maids', and Children's Costumes, Ac , «c , will be found complete and replete with all the Newest Fabrics and Latest Frisian Fashions. It will be his earnest desire to give satisfaction and complete orders entrusted to his care with economy and despatch.—He remains, ladies and gentlemen, yours, most respectfully, E. T. HERBERT. Wedding and Mourning Orders promptly attended to Hours of buitnesß : From 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Saturdays excepted. Jμ. mclachlan, • 218, QUEEN-STREET, Has Just Bought the following Goods at a Large Discount off Ccist Pric», and invites Ladies to inspect them before purchasing elsewhere. Patterns may bo be had fur comparison : — A Line of Real Alpaca Lustres, at Is 6(1, worth 2s 3d A Line of Fashionable Check Mohairs, Is, worth Is 9d A Line of Satin Check Lustres, self colours, and beautiful shades, Iβ 2d, worth Iβ 10d A Line of "Cachmlro de Soie," a soft-corded black silk, perfectly pure, and of great brilliancy, at a reduction of Is Cd off the yard. This silk the manufacturers warrant to wear ; it is of the same quality as that which gave such satisfaction last season ' " Simpson" Sewing Machines at half-price All tni Novelties of the Season at a lower price than usual ' .'6 cases of New, Goods, ex ' Abernjte' to open in a few • ' days - ' . To arrive per ' Orari/ S packages of tho New Patent Cork Floorcloth, an article similar to Linoleum, but possessing the advantages of greater warmth, greater smoothness, and greater durability; it is more easily kept clean, and altogether more resembles carpet than any--1 thing yet invented. Dr. Kenderdine, Mr. Ellieon, Queen-street, Mr. Caleb Wallis, Papakura, and Mr. : Flood, Insurance Buildings, have It in use, and all speak highly of its suitableness for this climate. Those requiring it will do well to place their orders early, as a considerable quantity is already bespoken. . Publications. ,'v! ,•_;• NEARLY READY, ; iTV U R N E W M A P [ OF THB . > SOUTHERN PORTION OT TKX PROVINCE OF AUCKLAND, ' Including tbe whole of the ' WAIKATO AND LAKE DIBTEIOTB. Scale, & miles to 1 loch. Being a continuation of oar Map of the Middle ' Fortlcm-of-the Province, just published.; ■ ' AND /"COOPER, AUCKLAND.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 4665, 26 October 1876, Page 1
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