i \ WINTER GOODS NOW LANDING EX ROSE "I f~\ CASES plain winceys IU 10 " checks and striped do 1 case new French poplins 2 " kniokerbocker wiocey 3 " fancy skirtings 2 " dark mohairs 8 " fancy repps and Norwich checks 5 " Fieuch merinos and llamas 1 " spot coburgs 10 " " French twill, coburgs, alpaoas, Orleans, Circassians colored and black 3 " new fancy dress goods 1 " fancy winter dresses 2 " trimmed wincey roles 4 " winter petticoats, in winoey, repy, quilted llama &c; 6 " fancy prints 2 " Hoyle's lilacs 2 " coating alpaca and rough holland j 'i " huckaback, lawn, linen, drill, bleached, and unbleached table damask 10 " damask tablecloths 2 " table oil cloth 2 " plain and mixed doeskins' Bx4 and 6xl tweeds, mantle cloth, broad cloth, &c 2 " sealskin and nap mantle cloth 8 bales welsh flannel 4 " blue and white serge 1 •' white and colored Saxony and Crimean flannel , 5 " gambroons, derries, and American twill 4 " grey calico 4x4 and Bx4 2 " Croydon's Wigans and domestics 2 " Horrock's long clofh 1 " Smith's shirting 4 " roll jaconet, folded and rolled linings and silesias 1 " cord and moleskin 2 " while aud brown cheese cloth 10 " tapestry, Kidderminster and Duclh carpets and^rugs 2 " felt dtuggett 20 " white blunkets, heavy, 9x4, 10x4, and 11x4 3 " blue blankets, heavy, 9x4, 10x4, and 11x4 1 '• cotton do 3 " white and colored counterpanes 2 cases muslins, in book, spot, and check book, stain,, Swiss check and hair cord, muslin long and short curtains &c 1 " curtain damask and trimmings 4 " Saxony edgings, white and black, thread and blond laces and edgings 2 " ladies' fashionable trimmed and untrimmed felt hats 1 " children's and infant's do 3 " ladies' and children's straw do 1 " fancy feathers 8 " men's military Aberdeen and twill half hose and hose 2 " men's brown, grey, and fancy cotton do do 1 " fancy 1 w and merino half hose 2 " ladies' white, brown, grey, and fancy cotton hose 1 " ladies' fancy merino, worsted, and white 1 w do 5 " girl's and children's fancy, white, brown, and grey worsted, merino and cotton hose and socks, boy's huckaback stockings Nol. JACOB JOSEPH & CO. on sale ex rose and late arrivals. aqaa packages ollmans' stores, £Cj\J\J and groceries. Whybrow's herrings in tins do quart vinegai Sardines halves and quarters Salad cil, pints and half pints Castor oil do do Colored scented hair oil, : Carbonate soda, cream of tartar Tartarid acid Pearl barley, oatmeal, Vinegar, hulf-hhds Champion's Price's No. 1 sperm candles I Stearins do Melbourne mould do Coarse salt, clay pipes Melbourne soap Fry's chocolate aud eocoa Barry's , do do chickory Congou tea, chests, half-chests and quarters very superior Mustard, in tins and bottles Corraway seeds, mixed spice Ginger, ground and whole • Ground pepper, nutmegs, cloves cinnamon, Arrowroot, sago, vermicelli, maocaroni Robinson's patent barley and groats Corn flour Borwick's baking powder Rice, cleaned Patna Currants, Eleme raisins Volckman's cuufectonery lib and 10lb tins Wotherspoon's do do Block and A B juice in chests Barcelona nuts, paste blacking Soft shell almondsr, blacking in jars Twelvelree's soap powder Manby's cleaning crystals, sauces Curry powder, pickles, piats Biscuits in lib tins, Candied peel, Volckmau's Starch, Coleman's Colza oil, black lead Wax vestas in tins 50 to 1000 "1 Bell & Black &, Do plaids J Letchford's Clay and brier wood pipes Colmauu's wrapping paper 201b to 601b i Royal hand do Light wrapping do 51b to 81b Paper bags Sugars, Victoria Company and Manila Clothes and tether lines New Zealand rope Broom heads, bannister brushes, stovo do Japanued hearth & scrubbing brushes t> Tooth, shoe, and whitewash brushes American brooms FreneU plums in glass jars No. «. JACOB JOSEPH & CO. LAND FOR SALE. Kf\ TOWN ACRES in Wellington, and a t}\/ number of valuable Building Allotments. Country land in all parts of the Province, also in the Hawke's Bay, Nelson, and Otngo Provinces. J. H. WALLACE, Estate Agent. March J26t!i, 1804. WHEELER and WILSON'S SEWING-MA, CHINES, for families and manufacturersare vastly superior to all others. As evidence of the fact, they gained the gold prize medal at the Great Exhibition 1864, and at tho Paris Exhibition 1861. These machines mako the tight lock-stitch — the only one which cannot be ravelled— with the rotating hook ; a great improvement on the shuttle, as it is far moro durable, and not liable to got out of order. Not nsar s* noisy, and will do a greater variety of work ihnu any other machine. At tie present reduced prices there is no excuse for having inferior machines. * The public are respectfully invited to witness the machines in operation at our show •rooms, 166 Bourke-street east, up-stairs. Ulastrated circulars bent post free. LONG aud Co., sole agents for Australia and New Zeulaud, and Importers of Kerosene Oil and Lamps. — AotHnts Wanted.
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Wellington Independent, Volume XIX, Issue 2082, 2 July 1864, Page 1
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786Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Wellington Independent, Volume XIX, Issue 2082, 2 July 1864, Page 1
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