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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6341, 15 March 1882, Page 2

Fancy Goods. [ QPECLALLY IMPORTANT NOTICE, sGOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. Constant arrivals of goods via Orient steamers and sailing vessels enable us to hold our position as taking the lead in the Fancy Trade of Auckland, and offering a succession of goods unparalleled for novelty or •"• economy. Without fear of contradiction, we assert Ke London Arcade to contain the most attractive, extensive, comprehensive, and valuable stock in the Colony. Competent judges affirm that no emporium of its kind is to be found in the Australasian Colonies, or out of London, equal to it. The various departments are classified as follows: — SILVER. ELECTRO - PLATE, IOTOSI. Ir >-ICKEL SILVfiE (the latest importations).—Clocks and Watches, Gold, Silver, Nickel, and Allnminium (all warranted) • Gold and Silver Jewellery (all warranted), B Gilt and Silverine (very cheap) Best Sheffield Cutlery (various makers), China and Glassware (all kinds), Stationery at English prices, Brushware, Perfumery, Pictures, Musical Instruments, Toys, Dolls, Household ESjnWtes. Fancy Goods. Desks, Writing Cases, Ink- ij stands and Blotters, Work Boxes, elegant Baskets, &c, &c, suited for Birthday and other gifts. C. W. GOODSOX Returns his most cordial thanks to his numerous customers for their distinguished patronage during the two years of his residence in Auckland, the increaing business having fully justified the heavy expenditure incurred .in the conduct of the London Arcade, and shown by demonstration that ine resi- £ dents of Auckland are not backward in appreciating, or slow to encourage the establishment of an emporium suitable to the advancement of the age. Being the first to introduce the Arcade principle, with its revolving fountain and Kohinoor, its brilliant marifold attractions, as well as to invite cordial inspection, irrespective of purchase being made, we are proud to find ourselves so closely imitated. Waiting only the maturing of our plans, we hope to introduce other attractions whfch may be deemed worthy of imitation. C.W G. is contemplating visiting England during the winUr months, that he may make his own selection of goods for the season, and that his buyer (who is constantly on the market) may benefit by the experience he has gained of the requirements of the Afaciland trade. „ See the Five Windows of Goodson's London Arcade ~ London Office . SS, St. Mary, Axe. S&- Trade Mctto: — ~ SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK BETURXS. TMPORIANT -JTOTICB. i £<HRISTMAS pRESENTS ! . yEAR'S QIFTS ! M. MONTAGUE, Having now completed extensive alterations to his premises, thereby making his well-known and popular establishment the largest and most complete in the Australasian Colonies, respectfully requests the Public - of Auckland to inspect his Large and Extensive Stock NOVELTIES AND USEFUL AKTICLES \ SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR THE j I CHRISTMAS SEASON'. | The additional room obtained by the alterations enables the proprietor to display stock that hitherto he has been unable to afford the public the view of. By the last English arrivals, the already immense stock has been very largely increased, and is now without exception the most va.-ed, valuable, and - extensive in the colonies, comprising— EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FANCY GOODS, : G L A. S S W A K E, GOLD AND SILVER JEWELLERY, ' Of which every *rticle is warranted. i DOLLS AND TOYS in endless variety, cutlery, electro-plate, isb General Household Furnishing Articles All of which will be offered by the Proprietor at tho very LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. A visit is cordially invited, and as of old the visitor need not purchase, but as the Bazaar is now laid out so as to make it a pleas-int promenade, Ladies and Visitors will be enabled to spend a pleasant and instructive hour in inspecting the collection offered for sale. The Proprietor takes this opportunity of thanking Ills numerous friends and patrons for the very liberal support awarded him during the past sixteen year?, and desires to assure them that no efforts will be snared to deserve a continuance of their support. ■jVTWTAGUE'S "CIANCY "T> AZaAR, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. X.B.—An extensive list of Novelties will be issued shortly. /"CHARLES fT'ELSEY & /~10., DIRECT IMPORTERS OP FANCY GOODS, 120, Q.UEEN-STREET. Bagatelle Boards, Desks, Work Boxes, Dressing Cases, Ladies' Morocco B-.lts, Ladios , Ilr.nd-b.irs, Fitted a beautiful Assortment of Goods, suited for presents A very large and choice stock of China Ornaments, Flower Stands, &c. Ladies* Sterling Silver Jewellery. SELTZOGENE3, all sizes Portrait ALBUMS and Scrap Albums, in all ste«i LAWN* TEN'N'IS AND CRICKETWARE DOLLS AXD TOYS, in endless variety XFULL SIZED TUMBLERS AXD WINE N/ , GLASSES, from 3s dozen *\- TIIE NEW" BOOK OF AUCKLAND VIEWS &C, &C, &C. N.B. —Importing their own Goods direct from the English and Continental Manufacturers, Charles Kelsey and Co. are enabled to offer Fancy Goods of all kinds at lowest prices. Two doors below T. and S. Morrin's. Ironmongers. /iftiSllk FANCY FOWLS. sax fbasc ' 3l '°. cala., Breeder of all the best <r£££^r*'?*-£^/^r L known and most proLAND AND WATER FOWLS, Light and Dark Brahruas. Buff, White, and Partridge Cochins, Wliito and Brown Leghorns, iTambnrgs, Polish, Games, Houdans, Pekin and Rouen, Ducks, Bronze Turkeys, etc. For further' information Eend stamps for circular and price list to GEO. B. BAYLEY. P.O. Box 1771, San Francisco, California. References to Jfr. Hugh Craig, Manager of >'ew Zealand Insurance Company in San Francisco through whom remittances can be made.