ON SALE, AND TO ARRIVE PER STAR OF THE SOUTH AND HALCIONE. 4 cases men's fancy tweed Brighton sacs and suits, trousers, and vests and trousers 1 „ Men's D.B. Harvard jackets, vests and trousers to match 1 „ diagonal tweed trousers and vests 1 „ twist tweed do 1 „ blue diagonal sacs 1 „ do Galatea jackets 1 blue serge do 1 summer buckskin do 1 „ boys' blue diagonal Rugby nnd knickerbocker suits 1 „ fancy tweeds 1 „ Bliss's tweeds, double and treble milled 2 " fancy Scotch tweeds 3 „ reversible pea jackets 2 cases men's Bedford cord trousers 6 cases men's Miller's mole 1, 2, & 3, crowns 3 cases men's funcy sac coats 2 cases men's black cloth ear, coats 1 case men's black cloih vests 1 case men's black cloth trousers 3 cases boys' and youths' fancy doe trousers sacs, and vests 2 cases boys' and youths' knickerbocker suits 1 case men's drab cord trousers 1 caso boys' and youths' black sacs and trousers 3 cases men's nnd boys' and youths' tweed jackets 2 caßes men's boys' and youths' felt hats 2 cases men's boys' and youths' cloth caps 5 „ men's and boy's jumpers in Melton cloth beaver, tweed, doeskin, shepherds' plaid and serge 2 „ men's while shirts 6 „ men's and boys' Crimean shirts 1 „ men's and boys' white dress shirts 2 „ men's regatta shirts 1 „ boys' do 1 „ boys' and youths' Scotch twill 5 „ men's do 1 „ extra heavy O S jean 1 „ fancy Venetian 2 „ shirt collars, assorted shapes 3 „ paper do do do 4 bales Welsh flannel 2 bales colored aud fancy flannel 2 cases shepherds' pluid tweed 2 „ black and colored broad cloth 2 „ black and colored doeskins 2 „ black and colored Bealskin 3 „ black nnd colored mantle cloths 2 „ Bedford cords 5 „ colored and fancy checked winceys 1 „ Rob Roy and shepherds' winceys 3 „ colored skirting winceys 2 „ gala and all wool plaids 2 „ wincey skirts 3 „ coburgs, Orleans, alpaca, and Rusaell cords 4 cases Horrocks' long cloths, A.B. & H. 5 cases 8-4 grey calico 6 cases 4-4 grey calico 2 bales huckaback 1 bale window holland, white and colored 1 bale scrim, 68 iuch 4 oases croydons 2 cases wet wove shirtings 2 cases cotton sheets 2 cases sheetings 2 bales cotton counterpanes, white and colored 1 bale Marcella Quilts 2 bales huckaback and Turkey towels 3 cases navy boiled canvass, Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 1 bale cheese cloth 1 „ deny 1 dungaree and denims 2 „ roll jacconets, linings, siolias 1 „ oil and baizo 1 „ American leather cloth 5 bales whito blankets, 9-4, 10-4, 11-4 3 blue do 1 case Victoria and damask table cloths 5 case diapers and lawns 1 caso ladies' cambric handkerchiefs 1 cose gents' cambric handkerchiefs 6 bales fancy and lilac cotton prints. 1 caso Brooks's reel cotton, black and whito 6 bales shepherd and tartan wool shawls 1 case plain and colored poplins 2 cases fancy dresses 2 caßes black and colored glaced silk and ducapes 5 cases tapes, hooks and eyes, Shetland yarn, bodkins, darning needles, buckles, safety pins, staybusks, French satin ribbons, gimp trimmings nnd ornaments, black silk elastic braids, fancy and velvet buttons, black and colored sewing silks 2 cases wool scurfs, wool hoods and boots, and bootees 2 cases wool boas, chest protectors, polkas Garibaldi jackets, Cardigan jackets 2 cases fancy ties and hair nets, gimp trimming and sutin ribbons JACOB JOSEPH & CO. BOOTS! BOOTS!! BOOTS!!! EX STAR OF THE SOUTH. A LARGE and VARIED ASSORTMENT of LADIES' and CHILDREN'S BOOTS, at MASON'S DRAPERY AND BOOT STORE, Lambton Quay. T. TARNISHES. — Messrs. CHARLES TURV NER and SON, Broad- street, Bloom&bury, London, whoso business has been established 50 yours, beg to inform painters, builders, decorators', varnish dealers, merchants, railway companies, and carriage manufacturers, that they have luid down in Melbourne (in bond and duty paid) an afisortedstoekoftheirSUPEßlOß VARNISHES, perfectly matured and expressly prepared for exporttitioi!, and that they have appointed solo agents for tho Australian colonies, Messrs FITCH and FRENCH, oil, color, and pnperhnnging merchants, Melbourne. TO THE PUBLIC. /'pHE highest price given for old left off clothX ing and boots. Look thorn all up, and take bhem tn FRANKEL'S Lambton quay, NOTICE OF TEMPORARY REMOVAL. JCOOK A.ND SON will carry on business • in the shop lately occupied by Mr Allan, chemist, during the erection of their new premises. CARRIAGE TO AND FROM WAIRARAPA Will leave MrM'lnlosh's New Zcaknder Hotel, every Tuesday, at 12 o'clock. All parcels left there will be faithfully attonded to. WR HASTWELL begs to inform his old a friends find the publio generally oi Wellington and tho Wairnrnpa, that ho has resumed his old business of Carrier to nnd from the Wnirarnpn, as successor to Mr Skipper, and trusts that he will receive that extensive patronage which was formerly accorded to him, and which it will be his earnest study to merit. W.R.H. will deliver goods in nil parts of the Wairarnpa at tho lowest remunerative ratos, and with his usual care and despatch. Wellington- March 1, 1869. NOTICE. ANY PIGS found Trespassing on Sections 21, 24s and 25, Ohariu Valley, after this date, will be Destroyed. GEORGE BEST, Oliariu Valley. August 22nd, 1870.
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Wellington Independent, Volume XXV, Issue 3042, 6 September 1870, Page 6
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862Page 6 Advertisements Column 4 Wellington Independent, Volume XXV, Issue 3042, 6 September 1870, Page 6
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