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Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 178, 30 July 1888, Page 2

MONTAGUE'S JM.NOI' I __ gAZAAR (E3TABLISHEI) 25 YEARS), Under a new Proprietary, has been COMPLETELY RE-MODELLED, and will r.y. f> e-opened nrmis tt„_y 1\ I _L> WITH a QRAND gTOCK OF "KTEW /HOODS. All the desirable fcatureoof this OLD ESTABLISHED BUSINESS Have heon retained ; but all Gooda are now MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. A Competent Staff of Obliging Attendants are ever ready to introduce tho Stock, without pressing to purchase, and an Inspection is ax all times C 011DIA LLY •IN VIT ED. The low Priciia will bear a most favourable comparison with tho astounding oheapuess of the stock in recent pale, scarcely any perceptible difference h- i:!,? made. Tho New Stock boing bought for Cash, under tho most favourable circumstances, tho notoriety lor Cheapness obtained tliiri-nt? the sale will bo well continued. GOLD AND SILVER .WATCHES, ENGLISH LEVERS, WALTHAMS, GENEVAS, All Guaranteed. GOLD AND SILVER JEWELLERY j (All Warranted) In groat variety. Some of tho NEWEST AND CHOICEST GOODS On tho Market at VERY LOW PRICES. ELECTRO-PLATED CUTLERY GLASS AND CHINA WAKE DESSERT AND TEA SETS AFTERNOON TEA SETS BREAKFAST & DINNER SETS VASES, EPERGNES LUSTRES & ORNAMENTS VARIOUS WORKBOXES & BASKETS DESKS, VICTORIAS INKSTA S DS, BAS X _T \YA RE ALBUM S, PHOTO-FRAMES SCRAP-BOOKS, DOLLS TOYS OF ALL KINDS A Splendid Stock of Island Shells. JKTancy Dress Ornaments in, Great Variety. fT HE o PEINING _5i IGHT' AND SATURDAY EVENING, THE BAZAAR WILL BE ILLUMINATED BY OHLNE.:_ LANTERNS AM) FAIRY LAMPS. Desirous ot advancing; the Early Closing Movement, MONTAGUE'S TpAZAAR JO ■ WILL IN" FUTURE BE CLOSED AT 6 p.m. SATURDAYS CLOSE 10 P.M. Tn connection wil h the above, a /"TRAND TAPANESE "OAZAAR Upon the premises, specially rtttcd and decorated for the purpose, iv coimeoiion with MONTAGUE'S FANCY BAZAAR. THE ENTRANCE TO THE NEW BAZAAR will ho in Queen-street (between tho N.Z. Clothing Factory and Montague's). Access will also be made through Montague's WHEN R-OPENED, Farming & COMPLETE AND ATTKACTIV- PROMENADE. THE JA PAN ES E BAZAAR Contains a Splendid Assortment of THIS BEAUTIFUL, INGENIOUS, AND INTERESTING MANUFACTU RE. THE TRICES ARE VERY LOW, ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES Constant, additions will be made to tho Stock, tho Proprietor having now on passage, DIRECT FROM JAPAN, SOME CHOICE GOODS FOR THE COMING SEASON. A few articles aro enumerated, hut an INSPECTION OF THE STOCK IS SOLICITED. JAPANESE FOLDING SCREENS JAPANESE FIRE SCREENS JAPANESE UMBRELLAS JAPANESE FANS J A PAN USE TE A POTS' JAPANESE TRAYS JAPANESE BROOMS JAPANESE SWEEPS ' JAPANESE AFTERNOON TEA SETS : JAPANESE DUSTERS JAPANESE BRACKETS JAPANESE HANDKERCHIEFS JAPANESE INSECT BLINDS JAPANESE VASES JAPANESE D'OYLEYS ( JAPANESE NAPKINS JAPANESE HANDKERCHIEF BOXES : JAPANESE GLOVE BOXES i JAPANESE FISHING RODS i . JAPANESE WALKING STICKS ( J APANE SE LA NIE RNS \ JAPANESE KITES j JAPANESE BIRDS, FISHES, too. 5 JAPANESE BOXES OF ALL KINDS , JAPANESE CABINETS j JAPANESE CURIOS \ JAPANESE SMOKING SETS t JAPANESE PUZZLE BOXES JAPANESE BASKETS of all kinds JAPANESE FLOWER-POT COVERS. \ \npHE JAPANESE 'OAZAAR \ "Will be opened during the first week g ' ■.. from 9to v, eftch evening being _ ILLUMINATED BY RUBY LIGHTS, t JAPANESE LANTERNS, AND I \ FAIRY LAMPS. i \ C Stalls Iff ihl9 Bazaar are given up to BREAKFAST, DINNER, DESSERT, \ A_ffD TEA SETS, f &c, &c. <~ SOME OH-OICE NEW GOODS \ j^TONTA^S^ jgAZAAR. j