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New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6758, 16 July 1883, Page 3

. Fancy Goods. QUESTIONS. ANSWERS. WHY ia there such a noticeable rednc- TT>ECAUSE the opening of Goodaon's tion in the price of CLOCKS, WATCHES. ]£> London Arcade marked a new era on the citr, JEWELLERY. CUTLERY. STATIONERY, and an fl the "Small Profit and Quick Returns principle FANCY GOODS generally in Auckland, during the led others to imitate it. past three years ? r>ECAUSE an appreciating public know WHY remains yet unfulfilled the pre- jpfr w jj o introduced the **S. P. and Q. R" motto, dieted closing of the London Arcade, alter. and patron ise the one wlio did so. six months'existence? * GO TO GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. "CIOB DESKS, DRESSING CASES, FOR GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES . Ji AND B a3 S, WORK BOXES, (all warranted) W SEALSKIN BAG AND MUFF COM„„rI, O BINED, PURSES, LADIES' COMFOR STERLING GOLD axd SILVER | pAN lONS, &c. JEWELLERY (guaranteed) O UJIOR CIGAR AND CIGARETTE FOR CLOCKS OF all descriptions, -j Jj CASES, CARD CASES, AND and the cheapest is town GOODS SUITED FOR GENTLEMEN S PRESENTATIONS ITOALl TO ALl E ARTi^rim™oN 0 H_ TJIOR STATIONERY (PLAIN OR J- ALL ARTI.TIO imitation jj FANCY), AND BOOKS AT ENGLaKI 0 LISH PRICES IT ,O^?Mv?I R MV?\r IT r6oDS BRI " Q TTHOR BIRTHDAY CARDS, BIRTHJJ TANMA METAL GOODa Jj DAY BOOKS, INKSTANDS, T , Drtr p.w mvwrt) T)FS- BLOTTERS, AND WRITING AND F°l#KT I??mSOONTiA,?Ii O KNVELOPB CASES and TOILET M THOR DOLLS (GREAT AND SMALL, prom Id to £15 Each) —THE FOR MAJf >krcA WAR:E:,KA.:NCY LARGEST ASSOTMENT IN Auckland MOSS GOODS, VASES AND LUbTreS XjIOR THii FINEST SELECTION O I? OF TOYS IN THE CITY, on a FOR DECANTERS, WATER BOT- jjy 3d 6d 1s and 1s CD Stall TIFS DISHES, TUM- > > > RT urs WINKS AND OTHER GLASS W "B7IOR ROCKING HORSES OF ALL BLEKS, WW***, * Q Sj SIZES, HORSES, CARTS, Swings, XHOR FAIRY MUSIC, CONCER- Drdjis, &C., &C. 0 F° CAREFULL? SILECTID™ BUMS O THE CHEAPEST GOODS in TOWN H ICTOR VARIETY, ECONOMY, eS: NOVELTY AND CIVILITY § F°V OYS ' lEIOYOLES ' FROM gImM SUIT£D fob WINTER EVENINGS. J- 355. Tso TO GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE-

QUESTIONS. ANSWERS. fn <■ mark down" T> EC AUSE it ia so well knownthatallgooda S rf l ®. " ularmin? Jl> having always been marked in plain figures, at < deferred payment," customers one uniform low rate of profit.no such artifice is intothe Arcade? noeacd - j W HS .held ev.ry 1 I NOTE TIIE ADDRESSES— GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, AUCKLAND. „ CHRISTCHURCH LONDON OFFICE, ST. MARY AXE. Pottery. pOTTEBY. QEORGE B OYD ' MANUFACTURER OF SANITARY FIPES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION; Also, STENCH TRAPS, FLUSHING BLOCKS, AND ALL NECESSARY CONNECTIONS FOR COMPLETE SANITARY DRAINAGE. CHIMNEY POTS, in Buff Tcrra-Cotta; designed to suit every class of building, and ; for the prevention and euro of smokey chimniaa, also to keep out rain. ARCHITECTURAL TERRA COTTA can be made in any design in Red or Buff. . Sample of the Red may be seen at the Pier Hotel, Albert-street; also, the Charle- ■ mont Hotel, Wakefield-street. BUILDERS' COREING TILES (all sizes), FIRE HOBS, STABLE PAVING LUMPS, WALL COPING, very strong, made to receive iron fences, equal to and cheaper than stone. BAKERS' OVEN TILES (all sizes), also, FURNACE LUMPS and OVEN LININGS, : SETTLERS' FI'RE CLAY OVENS (complete). PEDESTALS. BUSTS, STATUARY, MEDALLIONS, FOUNTAINS,. . BALUSTERS, STRING-COURSES, CORNICES, TERMINALS, also, RIDGING- TILE (with Create) in great variety. Samples of the Vases may be seen at the i City Park fountain, and the Ridge Tiles may be seen on the Park Lo ge. Garden edging, garden seats, fern baskets, and flower POTS (all sizes). SUPERIOR GLAZED HEARTH AND FENDER. TILES (not Minton's); also, UNGLAZED TILES for Verandahs, Passages, or Halls, in various coloured patterns. PATENT ENAMELLED KITCHEN SINKS, made all sizes, complete, -with Brass Plug and* overflow, also, Slop Stones. Good and Cheap. PATENT CLOSET PANS, with Flushing Rims and Traps, URINALS, HORSE MANGERS and CATTLE TROUGHS. All sizes to order. SUPERIOR ROCKINGHAM and YELLOW EARTHENWARE in Tea and Coffee Pots, Jugs, Spittoons, Milk Bowls, Fruit Plates, Blanc-Mange and Pudding Moulds, Starch Pans, Bread Pans, Butter Coolers, Milk Pans, Butter Crocks, Fruit Preserving and Pickle Jars of all kinds and sizes, with lids, bungs, or uncovered ; Spirit Jars, and Fancy Show Casks, with Dames of liquors. . FIRE-CLAY GOODS of erery description, made from the best clays that can be procured, and now carefully selected for where great heat is required, such as Iron Blast Furnaces, Forge, Rolling, and Puddling, Glass House Pots, Pottery, &c., Gas Retorts, Flue Covers, and Fire Lumps of every kind made to order. SUPERIOR GROUND FIRECLAY, in casks or bags. CHARCOAL FILTERS of superior quality, all properly fitted up, with latest improvements. All Filters purchased at the Newtou Pottery can be unpacked, recleaned, and thoroughly made aweet aud wholesome at a trifling expense. This cannot | be done with the imported, no matter how impure they get. ALL ARE INVITED TO INSPECT THE GOODS AT THE WORKS. Hours—B to 5; Saturday, Bto 3. ILLUSTRATED SHEETS AND PRICE LISTS MAY BE HAD ON APPLICATION. Jlay, ISS3. THE NEW QUEEN-STREET INGER a L E. rN INGER A LE. FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. J\_ "OT j£%_. F. W. H EVELL> GANGER A LE - UPHOLSTERER, AND AND SONS, . rivir , AERATED "WATER AND COIIDIAL MANUFAC Queen-street, Auckland TURERS, Begs to announco to tho Public of Auckland that ho jj e g intimate that they nro prepared to supplj has Opened Premises adjoining the Albert Hotel in GINGER ALE many yeai* ernploying'a flrfit^cla°3"talf S o°^work- Of a Supcsior Quality in Quarts or Pints. The Public menfiwnguaraiteo satisfaction in all orders entrusted will Und tins a Delirious Beverage. to him, and confidently solicits a share of patronage. Also, On Hand and to Arrive— A Largo Stock of Englisn, Italian, American, and 0 00 CASKS OF CORRY'S CELEBRATED BELFAST Colonial Furniture on hand GIUGEIt ALK. Note the address— Eden Crescent and Albert-strest. ' NEXT ALBERT HOTEL, QuESN-STitEET, Auckland, July 7th, 1883. V '