Houses and Laad._ FOR SALE—That splendid Farm (late Dr. Corbett's) "Ilrookland Park." Tuakau ; capital hcuse, 400 acres fine volcanic soil, mostly improved and in gTass, and growing crops. 70 acres good bush; without Question, the best proporty in the market ; 35 miles by rail from Auckland. —Price, &c.. of S. H. Webb and Co. Lyceum Music Saloon Hobson street. Commission Agentf. QHARLES tothill, AND COMMISSION AOR>T, WiiAVfU'C* J. W. H A E D 1 El LAND, COMMISSION AND ESTATE AGENT. Money Lent on Personal Security. HIGH-STREET, aCCKUSI). WH. CHUETON • (Successor to Whitslaw and Co.) AOCTIONKER, SIIAIIKBKOKKIt, ACCOUNTANT, AUPITOR, Land, Estate, and General Commission aoknt. Loans negotiated. Agencies undertaken. RATTR AY-STREET, DUNEDIN. I\C. Box 27. QOWPER, FUHRIiOP, & CO., GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, CUdTOMnoUSK-bTKKKT, AUCKLAND. Ilargan «& Co.'s Dunediu Prize Ale, Stout, and Cordi<? T s MONEY TO LEND on Freehold Security. JgIDWARD Jj^EY.NOLDS, COMMISSION AGENT A.NL> GUM MERCHANT, No, 1, ALBERT-STREET. OpJ'OslTk Dock, Aucklamj. Highest Cash I'rico Kiven for Kiuri Gum. and remittances forwarded 011 day of receipt. Land, house, and estate AGENT, VALUATOR. SCIIEKFk'.S Bull DINGS, FollT-STRKfcT, AUCKLAND. The undersigned i.n commencing business in Auckland b> gs to announce that twelve years' experience in VVaikato has given him an intimato knowledge of the district, as well as a. business connection extending to all parts of the Auckland provicco. He is, therefore, in a position to give intendiug settlers the fullest and most reliable information and letters to his agents, «vho will offer evo y facility for inspecting the various properties on hand for sale. Valuations of town or country property made at the shortest notice. Money advancod on Freehold Security in sums of from £100 to £5000. Money invested, aad no chargo made to investors. KENNEDY HILL. Building ,vi uterlal. Fuel, EWCASTLK QO ALB. 455 TONS BEST CO-OPEKATIVE COALS, ! NOW DISCHARGING, Ex Mary Evans, from Newcastle. FIREWOOD AS USUAL. | ! JOSEPH R A I G, COMMEROE-STBEET, | Q H S__ A L E '| 55,000 FIRST-CLASS SLATES, AT LOW RATES. A CARGO OF BEST NEWCASTLE COALS (Household and Smith's), FIREWOOD AS usual. W. & G. WINSTONE, Customhouse-street. y^IME. Ground time. h l SOUTHGATE'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCHE LIME IN ANY QUANTITY. Fob Concrete Paths, Floobs, Cellars, &c., &c., &c. (Next to stone flagging.) Is unrivalled for durability and hard setting qualltio?. For Tanks and other wet work, it is a flrst-class material B. KEANE, Sole Agent, Customhouse-street. Fancy Goods. MONTAGUE'S ONTAGUE'S Fancy t>azaar, ANCY -OAZAAR, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. ARRIVAL OF FRESII NOVELTIES IN WATCHES, CHAINS, JEWELLERY, AND FANCY GOODS, Tor latest steamers, purchased by our London buyer for cash, and which will, during the holiday j season, be offered to the public £ST AT PRICES DEFYING COMPETITION f XS Ladi'V Gold Watches .. .. .. From 30s Ladies' Silver Watches From 25s Gent's Gold Watches.. From 80s Gent's Silver Watchos From 26s The Celebrated Wuitham Lever .. .. From 00s English Lever Watches .. .. .. From 65s Tho Waterbury Watch, in nickel cases, keyless At 17s Gd each Silver Albert Chains, both Cent's and Ladies' From 10s Ladies' and Gent's Gold Alberts .. .. From 30s Ladies' and Gent's Colonial Gold Alberts From 503 Ladies' Silver Necklets .. Ko From 6* (id Ladles' Silver Lockets .. ... From 3s 9d Gold Brooches and Ear-rings .. From 10s Gent's Gold and Silver Suites .. From 10s Gent's Gold Rings .. .. From 3-. Gd Ladies' Gold Rings From 5s And an immense variety of Gold and Silver Jewellery at the same low priecs. 35VERY ARTICLE GUARANTEED. Perlast Orient Steamer we havo received a consignment of Abyssinian Gold Chains and Silverine" Necklets, from 5s each. These are splendid imitations, and wear well. Also, tho very latest Novelty, ALASKA DIAMONDS set in gold, as Kings and Ear-rings, fiom lO.s each. These goods possess a brilliancy equalling that of the most valuable Diamonds. Now opening, the Latest Novelty in Ladies' Pa's, all sizes, to match in shade all the fashionable dres.-es; Superb Hand-painted Vases ; Toilet Ser», in China and glas*; Terra-Cotta, Dresden, Majolica, and Kiscuit China Ornaments; a very choice selection of American and English Electro-plated Goods, both useful and ornamental. Dolls, Toys, and General Fancy Goods at the lowest Auckland prices. Tho Largest Assortmen tin New Zealand. . Ketail Shopkeepers, Bazaars, and Schools treated most liberally. MONTAGUES FANCY BAZAAR, ) Qcken-stkkkt. t Young men's christian associ- ® ATI ON, c C'JKNER OK WELLEHLKY AND ALBERT-STREET:'. Reading Room, Comfortably Furnished. All the v Leading Papers on tho tables. Subscription, lis 6'd c por quarter. Tho Library contains upwards of 2600 vols. in the various departments of Litcraturo. Subicription, 2s Gd por quarter Tea and Coffee Pro* hdkd. Employment and Boardino-iiouhe Rk3IHTXIUI. g Meetings for Youko Men on Tuendayh, at 7.30. Evangelistic Services, Thursdays, at 7.30. Bible q tteading and Prayer, Saturdays, at 7.30. Bible Close, Sunday, at 3 p.m. 1 STRANGERS and ethers (especially Young Men) j cordially invited to visit the Rooms, where all iufor- [ nation may bo obtained. Open from 8 a.m till 10 I L >*m ♦ 1
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6565, 1 December 1882, Page 2
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