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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6065, 26 April 1881, Page 8

I Booksellers and Stationers. MUSIC! , - - •" " MUSIC! :\ " MUSIC j - Just Opened, a Large Stock of Songs, ' Vocal Duets, Pianoforte Solos, ■ . Pianoforte Duets, ■ Dances > a Musical Magazines: Victoria Ch3ppcH's, Cavendish, . . '. • Australian. Colonial, ' Pianoforte Tutors, kc Mohawk. NEW BOOKS, BV Various Authors. ' Family Bibles, Presbyterian Hymns, Wesleyau Hymns n Hymns, Ancient and Modern, Common Prayers, a -■' Sunday-srliool Reward Cards, p Photographic and Scrap Aleojis, 7 IVItIWSC DESKS AND WORK-BOXES. ; - Young Ladies Journals and other Magazines .Received Monthly. Country OitDEns Punctually Attended to. W. E. HEARS i ir Bookseller, Stationer, and Musicseller, 11 O.OEBK-STKEET. EASTER A R D S. p ~ y UPTON & CO. 3 Beg to intimate that thej' have received by the mail, A SUPPLY OF EASTER CARDS FOR THE COMING SEASON. \ UPTON & C 0., - ' a Booksellers and Stationers, AUCKLAND. (PIHAMPTALOUP & rf^OOPER, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, Hare raeelved New Supplies of I, Watjsr Colours, Soft Frhnch La-wdscapb Crax--ONB, Sablk BauaHße axd Sketchixo Blocks (with and without covers), Mounted and Uujiousted Dhawixq Papers in all sizes. Also, the New Serial Volumes of Chatabers's Journal Leisure Hour Day of Rest " Quiver Family Herald Sunday at Homo Good Words Sunday Jl&jazino London Journal Scribner's Magazine Bow Hells "Weekly Magazine &c, &c. &c. , 80, Queen street, Auckland. ; Fancy Goods. Tyr ARRIAGE /^IFTS '•' AND JgIRTHDAY pRESENTS AT MONTAGUE'S JPANCY "oAZAAR, QUEEN-STREET. The Proprietor of tho above well-known and popular Establishment in thanking his numerous patrons of the past fourteen years, has much pleasure in announcing that he is enabled to offer them special advan tages at this festive season, on account of large 3 shipments just to hand, purchased in the hon:o B market at a Great Reduction, 1 ~". Consisting of— [ DOLLS AND TOYS OF EVERT DESCRIPTION, S • WORK-BOXES, WRITING-DESKS, ALBUMS,' PURSES, LADIES' BAGS, DRESSING-CASES, ELECTRO - PLATED WARE ■ ORNAMENTS, VASES, USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL GLASSWARE, POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY, BERLIN WOOLS AND WOOL-WORK, 1 SILKS, AND ALL CLASSES OF FANCY WORK • MATERIAL, GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES - CHAINS, NECKLETS, LOCKETS, : RINGS, STUDS, BROOCHES, EARRINGS, ETC ; "ALL GUARANTEED. THE NEW AMERICAN CORAL JEWELLERY, , CLOCKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, ETC. . SPECIAL REDUCTION TO BAZAARS ANE STORE KEEPERS. Adbp. e s « : \ : v MONTAGUE'S FANCY BAZAAR, '-. ... • - Queen-street 3 Tor Sale. SCHOONER 'MARINER' For Positive sale. — Hutchinson and Gordon. . TilOR SALE—First-class Table Potatoes, [ _fij delivered at the Auckland Station at £3 03 per . toil, in lots of two tons and upwards. ', - - W. WATERS, Papatoitoi. FOR SALE—A Brace of well-broken Pointers and Irish Setter Dog.—For full particulars apply to James Henderson, Kihikihi, Waikato. • N S ALE, SLATES, English and American '■ I CEMENTS, Sow landing. ; ; - I - KEA"NE & JENKINSON. FOR SALE—Clover Seeds, Rye Grass, Cocksfoos, Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Bonedust. Guano, &c, &c, at current prices. W. GUNSON, • ' Custom-house-street, Auckland.SE A LION. FOR SALE—a LIVE SEA LION, young, perfectly tamo, in good health, feeds well, and answers to tho name of " Dick." A Fortune to anyone wishing to Exhibit. R. C. GREENWOOD, Queen-street. TEH O R SALE, JSJ AT LOWEST MARKET KATES (WHOLESALE) SOOO sacks Milling Oats 1000 sacks Danish Oats Somerville Bros.", McGills and Week's Oatmeal 50 tons Dumeld's Adelaide Flour Chicken and Milling Wheat 300 sacks Coast Maize Sacks in bales &c. „ , , oo D..H McKENZIE". October 20, ISBO. IJOW LANDING,. EX 'OXFORD,' 10 cases Muntz Metal, 10 and 13 oz. 13 kegs Compo. Nails, lin. and Ilia. TO ARRIVE, PER ' LOCH DEE,' ; 150 kegs 21in. Wire Xails (countersunk heads), SHIPMENTS TO FOLLOTT OV Do Roubaix Candles Albert's Sardines, i's and *'a Anglo-Swiss Milk (Swiss Brand) &C, &c, &C. The abovo goods will b» sold at tho lowest possible rates. Indents executed for all classes of goods on the most favourable term.?. \Y. R. WALKER, CUSTOMHOUSE-STREET EiST.