I Watches !.'-"; QTEWART TTfeAWSON & .^pO.'S GREAT REDUCTION SALE ■ '•..■■■■'■ 'AT 94, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, Duein-s August. ...,,',;„-.,:.: , Ladies' and Gents* Sterling Silver Defiance Watches reduced to 25s each Htlnting Levers (£3lss) reduced to _- Do., 3 pairs extra jewelled and ehrorioiheter ■ balance, reduced to £410s Centre secontls Chronographs reduced from _~.., £s.iss,to«_. ios ',:',:."■ ..-.':. .-.,.■,,,. ~:,, ■ Railway Levers, chronometer balance* reduced ' ' from£7 to£Slos. '-'..... ■'''■ ' "■ . illustrated Pamphlets-withfull particulars free on application* or hy post 3d. / GREAT REDUCTIONS ON ALL WATC__&S.i See pamphlet. STEWART DAWrJON ■ & Grit ''■'■ : GREAT ENGLISH WATCH EXHteri-ION; '. '~ 9VQO?EN-STREJ_T,Auei_t.AND», ■_' i-j _g. fi< %' do. Btlll"' repair* Goil'aftd Silver Watches, no matter what maker or, where bought, at lowest possible prides: ' '' ' '.'... Watch Glasses. 3d each. J. "H "» w * % % WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER (^EN-ST-tEiDTV ": Hasnow«mvb_deri-esform-A_ogaiid-epair_nj| Jewellery, and for the repair of every desoripfctaa of Watches, Chronometers, etc., etc; and, tq further Increase Ilk Repairing and ManUfaotttpS . ing Department, he ia disposing of the _e_M_M<ji of his PIANOS at and undereast, Persons haying old gold jevrellery can have^ made up into new and fashionable articles to order, and all the better class of Watohes i_ii_i Chronometers receive hio personal superviaioru ! Rotherham's genuine English Levers in stock* Booksellers*; &c. CHAMPTALOUP . & fi 0 0 PER'S ..'■•■ S__bo_kd \_/ ' List of <•" HISTORICAL WORKS. - . --•:•-•' .;" - - -■ ■>:"■'■ ad.! Bonnechose—History of France .... 8 b Brewer—History of Germany.. .. ..,,6 0 Cant-Wall—lr. land under the Land Act ..70 C6__-Concise History of the English People 6 6 Creasy-History of English Conßtitutiott..' 7 0 CreaOT-^History of the Ottoman Turks .-. 7 0 D'AuoiKn6'e History Of the Retdrmatioh.. 4 0 Dyer—Pompeii: Its Hist, and A«ti«iuitie«i 8 6 Freeman—Ottbmfch Pfitt-er in Europe ",.. 8 6 Freeman—QrontciGioo_oa_iilGreat-r_3rit. 4 0 Froissart—Chronicles of England, Fraaco. and Spain 4 0, Froude— Oa»ar: A Sketch -". '.' "■"■'■■;_■ '«; _.". 7 0 Geddie^-The Russian Empire;. i. 'V. 60 Green-r.S__ort History of tbeßntflish.People 9 & Hodgotts—The English in the Middle Ages 7 0 Himtei*—Brief History of tho Erig. People 4 0 KinglAkC—ThelhVa-ioh of the Crimea (7v.> 46 0 Lang—Historioil Acopunt of NB;W. (2r.) 7 0 Lappenberg—England under the AngloSaxon Kings <2v015.).V .. .. „ 8 0 Lonormant—The Beginning of History '... 14 0 Macaulay's History of England (cloth, 2v.) 14 0 Maoaulay's His. of England (2v.Vl_vlf-r6anT 16' 6 Mackenzie—The Nineteenth Century ... 6,0 McCarthy—Short His. of Our Own Times.. 7 0 Marshman—History of India ..- _ .'-.?'.;-;.. '-;7o 6, Mot'e/s Rise of the' Dutch Republio ' .. ■'.."■ 0 Napier—The Peninsular War, 1807-14 (3v.) 12 0 Powell—History ot England to 1509..--,•.'. 30' Add 2d to the Is to price of hooks for postage. ~',■'.- .76, QUEBN-STJftKBT,_LUCK_.A_rD. - GENUINE GLE"AR ANC E. SALE -■ 'of. . BOOKS* STATIONERY* & FANCY GOODS. , J. W. ELLIS, Having pnrchaaed the Stock of Mr E. Wayte, will hold a CASH CLEARANCE SALE Fck. One Month. A_ the Premises have been let and must ho vacated by the let of October next, . '.HE GOODS WILL BE OFFERED AT EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES TO ... EFFECT A READY SALE. .'. Country Storekeepers will do well-.to take advantage 6£ this opportonity.: J. W. ELLIS has, during his absence from town, appointed '•• -"-'; "'■"■''. 'I_-t TI-bs^^^A^E , to conduct the sale, to whom business coramunications Bhould bo addressed. September LIBBB_ For Sale. FOR SALE, i cheap, a compact little Fafipof 80acres; good land* with Water | .Outage; allfoiiced, and part in gross.. Agood 5-roomed Cottage, Cow-sheds, ahd^stable; well-' Ji dapted for a dairy farm, being: only. six mil es Queen-street Wharf .—Apply to John Soppet, House and Land Agent. 65, Queen-street. [L^OR SALE, Independent Livelihood— JL 10 acres Good Freehold Land, new tworoomed ob-afortable; Cottage, with furniture and utensils rip miles from Auckland; speoial indUßtries,-iFail particulars at John Sbppßt_ a. Lower QUeen-street, .-■'■ .'v. ■ ■ • '■';;:'■: 3fißS^MslVfi: -'SALE.'-^-aoreß «-Rm__l' -. : i Land, with 6-roomed Cottage ri_>on iti and a b oanriiful stream.of water; alt/o, 13 acred j with water frontage, oil fenced and planted with ohfeioe trees, and a 4-_oon_ed Cottage Upen'it; J_Ubo, a srodd; now 2-roomed OottftKe^ with 9J acres g6od land, with waWr" fr-htege.: The above <vro within-12 miles of tdwii,'and' wDI be sold eaeap.—Apply to Jehn,Soppe_> HcUseand Land Agent, .65, fttteen-_t>a_l.,; ■ - ,- . - EOR SALE tat a low price, and terms very easy, 60 acres gobd Land; with part ouah.upon.it:_na-anici3iittre vrstirfall; .1-' mild ' firpm railway station, and- onl^ 8 hdl._\ from town.-4 Apply J.oh_;Boppetti Hed-6 and' Land Agenj. 65, Queen-street. \ FOR SALE, a really goddJDairy, jarm (177 acres), well fenced aiid divided into paddocks, with fine stream' of water ruishing through.;;.a 'gf6bd Dwelling' House-Arid, large oH'diugS,; ,etp.,;,; ohly .15 ikaies from:': town nhd close to railway station; price low and terms _?y*r#?ly t0 Jo]ln Soppet, House a_.dLahd r: Agentj 65, Queeii-Btreet. _-*W__iW»&_a "P^RE ENGLISH •yfM||Hl h MRKSHIRES. ;■ ' "'■* *.&■& i'■■■•&'7':-_+ -: ''England.'-' Nothihff to ' eo.ua.l them in New Zealand.*: 36Ws from 6to 8 welks. fil- 10s; Boars; £2 ss. _-Apply:Ji Sinclair^ Lakl. Takapuna, Auckland,., '"-. -v, - - . . ;\;___4t;elal _\; _>.-." :.f■('"/, ■^y-HITE |^-ART' JJOTEI^ (QUILL'S). ? i .Having taken over the : WHITE -HARI HOTEL from Mr T. QUUI, I dejalretp soUeit a 0. CONTINUATION OF THE PATRONAGIO so deservedly bestowed on himj and also on my hrotherErindmya^lfln the olddayß, .rh^n' tha NAME OF ORAM was bo well known to oodneotlon with tho Hotel Business lp phrifttopw-ah. I venture to think that 3*yJHoridß the pubHowiUdseiu my ; LONG EXPERIENCE ftft Proprietor of B*voral of the host known Hoßtflhrws in Gftnt^rh'ijry a guaraute c that LwlU iaatot^.tothemaßMemontofthoWlUtfflHajt ■'that-' ■:;_■.. ■■■'■■'; ;■■■:■:■/■■■: '~ .;>■'_■: -' $ ■'■■■'■■ 1 HIGH STANBARD OF BXOELLINOE :ij^(^r&:^i^H<i^i.'by,_ii'ivd_ ijio ajuns of O^ia JfnOwa -hrotijgtebU't the entlro eol»ny; _:-_Bfcr pattouo will find that bq pains will ho spared to ensure their obmiort and oonfeaieaee* O, ORAiI ' -.HayinjK trausfowedHie White Haft H^tol ta JjlrO. Orftm.lbegtoaoHaiii fi>r mm a oontinu* f_aoe of the liberal patronasce beatowed upon m«k. ::'v:'■ ff, QUUi, .. T^HEP up fwn health by taking Watra'a ! Jl_^:: SoHjfA-'Psi: s.Jiiß}_.apUtest Btimulßat-ip: ■ s Aflfe&iKW.»t_»Bi's.- ;- "
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Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 220, 18 September 1888, Page 2
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