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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume XII, Issue 1230, 16 May 1857, Page 2

NEW WINTER GOODS, Now landing ex “ Maori,” from London direct, ■'T'HE following very desirable Goods, 1 suitable for the present season, viz. : — Men’s, Women's, and Children’s Socks and Stockings of every description Men’s Merino, Lambs’-wool, Flannel, and Royal-ribbed Shirts Lambs’-wool and Cotton Pantaloons Men’.- and Boys' Braces Men’s Stout Blue Jersey Frocks Cashmere, Cloth, and Kid Gloves Women’s and Children’s Trimm’d Muslin Russia Crash, Window Hollands, all widths Prints, Bed Ticks, Blue Serge, Oil Baize Gent.’s Black and Colored Neck Ties Figured Orleans, and other new dresses Grandrills, Woollen Cord, Printed Aprons Gambroons, Men’s and Boys' Leather Belts Printed Drugget, Black Ribbon Velvets Blankets, Men’s Felt Hats Children’s Felt Hats trimmed Men’s Shepherds’ Plaid, Doeskin, Moleskin, and Cord 'browsers American Pea Jackets Siberian and other Over-Coats A large assortment of Cloth Caps Gent.’s Tweed and Doeskin Vests Men’s and Boys’ Blue Serge Shirts Men's and Boys’ White and Regatta Shirts And other Goods too numerous to mention. The above Goods are all carefully selected to order, and will be found worthy the attention of the inhabitants of the whole Province. ■I. BURN!?. Lambton-quay. April 28, 1857.

On Sale, ex “Maori.” /I Q HHDS. Truman’s XX Porter 20 hhds. Allsopp's Burton Ale 10 hhds. Tooth’s Bui ton Ale 50 cases ~ splendid Bottled Ale 50 ~ ~ „ ~ Porter 100 ~ Geneva 6 qr.-casks do. 10 ~ Brandy 20 ~ Rum 6 ~ Old Tom 12 eases London Bottled Sherry 12 „ „ ~ Port ' 5 London-made Light Ordnance Carts 3 ~ ~ ~ ~ Waggons 5 packages Stationery (Royston & Brown) 5 cases Printed Books (IL G. Bolin) 45 kegs Patent Nails 2 cases Ploughs and Harrows 10.000 best Countess Slates 37 casks Tanfield Moor Coals 160 tons Wall’s End ~ ALSO, One large 30 ton Cargo Boat, built especially for discharging Goods in this Port AND Various other Goods. BETHUNE & HUNTER. Exchange Buildings, April 28, 1857. Landing, ex Maori, @ London. TpDINBURGII ALE, in wood Barclay and Perkins’ Best Stout Porter, in bottle Pickles, Sauces and Mustard (In tins) Herrings, Sardines, and Biscuits Anchovy Paste, Shrimps, and other Preserves Chocolate Paste, Syrups, &c. STUART, KINROSS & CO. Wellington, April 28. 1 57. Ex “ Ann Wilson” & “ Heroes of Alma.” 30 of Parisian and British Merchandise, consisting principally of,— Splendid Oil Paintings.— "Judith and Hol.iphcrncs,” “Le repos ahi fontaine,” “La Chasse,” and others. Desseins Chromolitographie.—“ Mare aux Canards” et pendant, “ oiseleurs” et pendant, Bavardes et pendant, &c. Etampes non coloriees. ” Batailles cn Orient,” “La Musiquc et pendant, &c., &c. Dcntelles, Valenciennes, arras, Point de Paris, Alencon, et Cambrai Dentelles, imitation Paris stays (latest improvements) ~ jeweller}’ ~ cap fronts, millinery, &c. ~ velvet and silk mantles, a few, and the latest designs ~ furs (real) anti powder io keep out the moth ~ dress caps, head dresses, cap fronts skirts, white satin and kid shoes ~ satin boots cloth and French satin boots ~ trimmings, French cloak feathers ~ best kid gloves A splendid assortment of flowers ~ Amazone and other hats for ladies and children, bonnets and other goods Cloth cloaks, shawls, bearskin framed pictures Stereoscope and colored do., frames to match Gold and silver thread, gold sheets India-rubber goloshes, princess hats Blue cloth caps, French merino, stays 1 lair-skirts, tarlatans, ball dresses Mantle and reversible cloths Gala plaid and clan tartans Bows, Arrows, and Strings, and other Tovs India Rubber Sheeting and Clonkiti" Ladies’ I. Rubber Cloaks Beads and Trimmings, Lace Edgings Velvet Ribbons, Ac.

Macaulay’s History, bound, Drcil, and a splendid Invoice of Real Jewellery One 7-8 Octave Improved Albert Piccolo Piano-forte, with the modern improvements, in elegant Rosewood Case. The above goods are now landing, and will be on sale at the Stores of the undersigned. THOS. K. WARBURTON. May 6, 1857. MR S. MOR D I N ,~~ MON T H L Y NUR S E , Howell’s Buildings, Ghuznee-street. May 13, 1857. Private Board and Lodging, AT MRS. FITZGERALD’S, Next door to Mr. Barraud's, Chemist, Lambton Quay. May 13, 1857.