By special Excellency Appointment SwircPirSsS * ne to His Jo»"£T!fis«*^!l Governor. W. LITTLEJOHN & SON, WATCHMAKERS. JEWELLERS AND OPTICIANS, 85, Laiib'l'on-qua.t, Wellington. Invite Inspection Of their LARGE SHIPMENT just landed from s.s. Maori. JEWELLERY— GoId Muff Chains, Neoklets and Sleeve-links SILVER GOODS— Vases, Scents, Photo Frames, Spoons, Forks, Sugar Tongs, &o ELECTRO. UOODS— Spoons and Forks with cutlery in oak cabinets, suitable for presentation Drawiug Instruments, Pr,ptraotors, Planimeters, Railway Curves, Box Sextants, &0., &c. All these goods are imported direct from the manufacturers, and the prices |re most reasonable. ' i By Special jRS»3L Hij ExoelAppomtinent lenof the Earl (Jeweller) to )|s^ii?feSQk o£ lW«»ly. PRANK^GRADY, Wir.T,IS-STRBET, WATCHM AX HR ANl^f J X WELLER. Telephone 1188. • ' NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS ! ' Clocks, Gold, Silver, Nickel, and Black Watches, Albert and Granny Chains, Bangles Brooches, Engagement Rings, Charms, Links NOVELTIES Itf'N.Z. GREENSTONE, &c STERLTOG SILVER NOVELTIES. Tea Services, Spoons, Candlesticks, Tea Caddies, Silver-baoked Brushes aud Mirrors Jars, Scent Bottles, Photo. Frames, Muffin eets, &c. NOVJOLTIES IN ELECTRO-PLATE OPTICAL GOOJJS, LEATHER GOODS. Five PerCknt. Discount for Cash. MANUFACTURING, ENGRAVING. TtMLli OliOP K-lOU J>K,ESENTS. ra^HE" GOLDSMITHS' AND SILVERX SMITHS' DEPOT, 47, Lambton-quat, Wellington, Have just landed Direct from Paris, the LATEST FASHIONABLE ' Bizarre Granny Cliains, 2s 6d to fes ' Venetian Bead Chains, 5s to 7s 6d Real Coral Lori? Chains, from 25s Turquoise and Pearl Granny Chains and Necklets, 10s to 15a.Real Coral Bangles, Brooches, Earrings, &c. Lalique Art Jewellery Latest Novelties in Silverware Silver Manicures. Brushes and Toilet Articles in great variety. Chatelaine Bags, Hanging, Bangle, and Wrist Purses **& Oxidised and Gun-nielal Pencils, 3s 6d to 4s6d Oxidised Gun-metal Cigarette Cases, Tobacco Boxes! Matchboxes, Chains, Watches, Sovereign Purses, Notebooks, &c, &c. Inspection invited of a Shipment of Real Doulton Ware, Toby Cruets, Marmalades, Butter and Biscuit Boxes. THE GOLDSMITHS' AND SILVERSMITHS' DEPOT, 47, LAMBTON-QUAY, Wellington. And at Blenheim. (JE~O T. WHITE, WATCHMAKER, MANUFACTURING JEWELLER, AND OPTICIAN, |59, Lahbton-cjuat. And at 208, Colombo-street, Christohurch. NEW GOODS. DIAUOND BROOCHES and DRESS ' ' (RINGS. LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S GOLD WATCHKS. CLOCKS in MARBLE and OAK. Inspeofc onr .£1 Is KEYLESS' WATCHES Manufactured Specially for Geo; T. White. DRESS and ENGAGEMENT RINGS, A Speoialty, onr own Manufacture. A. LAURENSON. Manager. Q m & T. V O UN G, WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS, 75, LAMBTON-QUAY, WELLINGTON. Our Home buyer, Mr. George Young, has sent us a fine assortment of goods. The patterns are new and beautiful, and, having the best facilities for buying at the very cheapest rate, the prices will compare most favourably with any jewellery house. SPECIAL QUALITY HALF-HOOP DIAMOND RINGS. The advantage of having a resident buyer in England is more apparent in this department than any other, as every diamond intended for mounting in our rings is carefully and critically, examined before being sent to New Zealand,, the result being that uniformly good-coloured and fine-cut diamonds are only used. Inspection respectfully invited. GENUINE BARGAINS. 3H. RO.BINSON'S ANNUAL STOCKTAKING SALE of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY, • And PLiTE. 21, WILLIS-STREET. Telephone No. ». P.O. Box 168 JJ. CURTIS AND CO., Limited. • _ Agencies at every possible town in the colonies, and all principal ports throughout ■ the world. Experienced Fur jiiture Removers and Packers, General Carriers, Customhouse Agedts, Forwarding and Shipping Agents, Luggage delivered^ from t*aina or steamers and throughout the city. Our STORAGE ACCOMMODATION is unlimited, where furnituts and goods of all descriptions can be stored at cheap current rates. Offices^ — Corner Customhouse-quay and Brandon-street. W. L. CUETIS, CUSTOMS, SHIPPING, AND FORWARDING AGENT. Goods and Parcels forwarded to all parts of the World. i Furniture carefully Packed and Remqyed. ' Good Brick Storage Accommodation. Office— No 11, FEATHERSTON-STREET THURNITURE CAREFULLY REMOVED -■- In Large Vans. SPLENDID STORAGE ACCOMMODA TION, In Brick Building. Ap P ly J. KEIB,, 12 Feathersfcon-street. ~A I* V- O V r A~ The Champion Egg Preserver. Wholesale from John Newton & Son, Kaiwarra,
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Evening Post, Volume LXII, Issue 80, 1 October 1901, Page 3
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