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Fancy Goods. MONTAGUE'S ONTAGUE'S EANCY "OAZAAR, •AXCY -OAZAAR, QU EEN.STREET, AUCKLAND. ARRIVAL OF NOVELTIES IN WATCHES CI-T.'t'lNS, JEWELLERY, AND FANCY GOODS, Per latest steamers, purchased by our London buyer for cash :ind which vrlll, ilnring the holiday s'eusoa. be offered to the public S3T AT PRICES DEFYING COMPETITION ! 'vSS Indies' Cold W.itches From 30s Lidies - Silver Watches From 2;.s Gent's Gold Wntch-5 From SOa Gent's Silver W.-xtelie* From _:>« The Celebrated Waltlmra Lever .. .. From Cus English Lever Watches From 55s Tho Watch, in ticket cases. kevlcss At 17a Cd eicli Silver' Albert Chains, both Gent's and Ladies' .. •• •• •• •• From 10s Ladies' and Gent's Gold Albert* .. .. From 30s Ladies.' aad Gent's Colojiiu! Geld Alberts From 503 Lad s e«' Silver Necklets .. .. From fia fid Ladies' Silver Lockets .. .. From 3s 9d (JoM Brooches ar.d Kar-rinirs .. IromlOs Cent's Gold and Silver Suites .. From 10s Gent's Oold Hires From 3* 6d Ladies' GoM Ring--? From 5s And au immense variety ar.u Silver Jewellery EVERY ARTICLE GUARANTEED. Perlast Orient Steamer wo have received a consignment of -\bvssinian Gnld Chains and Silverine Necklets, from 5s each. These aro splendid imitations, and wear well. Also, the very latest Novelty. ALASKA DI\MONDS sutin cold, as XMups and Ear-rins?. from 10s each. These goods possess a brilliancy equalling that of the most valuable Diamonds. Now opening, the Lates: Novelty in Ladies Bacs, a TI sizes, to match in shade all the fashionable dresses, Snperb Hand-painted Vasts: Toilet Sets, in China and gifts* ; Terra-Cotta. Dresden. Majolica, and Hiscuit China Ornament; a very choice selection of American and English Electro-plated Goods, both useful nml ornamental. Dolls, Toys, and General Fancy Goods at the lowest Auckland prices. Tho Largest Assortment in New Zealand. Retail Shopkeepers, Bazaars, ana Schools treated most liberally. MONTAGUES FANCY BAZAAR, QUKEN-STREET. (OHARLES & 00., DIRECT IMPORTERS OF FANCY GOODS, 120, Queen-street. HAVE NOW ON SALE, THEIR CHRISTMAS GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Real Sterling Silver Jewellery in the Newest Designs. X.B.—C. K. and Co. confine themselves entirely tc REAL SILVER, and keep no '• Silverino" or washed goods of any kind. A Large Assortment of LAWN TENNIS GOODS AND CF.ICKETWARE OF EVERY KIND. Writing Desks, Wouk Boxes, Dressing Cases. SELTZOGENES. ALBUMS, PURSES, BAGS, FANS. CARD CASES And (ill Similar Roods. The Choicest Assortment of WALL MIRRORS, FLOWER STANDS, VASES AND CHINA ORNAMENTS. DOLLS AND TOYS in endless variety. CHRISTMAS CARDS. CHOICEST assortment in prize designs, FROM Id EACH. STOREKEEPERS AND HAWKERS SUPPLIED. Importing their own Goods direct from the English ' and Continental Manufacturers, Charles Kelsey and Co. are «>nabl«d to offer all Goods at Lowest Pricss. Hotels. ■ jpRINCE OF JJOTEL, | HOBSON-STREET, AUCKLAND. The above Hotel having been rebuilt by the present Proprietor, has been furnished in a first-class stylo, and is replete with every convenience. Choicest Brands WINES AND SPIRITS. HANCOCK'S SPARKLING ALES. SPEIGHTS I DUNEDIN ALE. One of MA"\VSON'S FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLES, under the superintendence of Mr. ?ord (late of Hamilton). GOOD STABL33TG. TSa Waikato T:xes Filed.\Y, A. CROMB IE, . PROPRIETOR. QUEEN'S JpKRRV JJOTEL, VULCAN LANE, AUCKLAND. FIRST-CLASS FAMILY iOUSE. Excellent Accommodation- ro; Travellers EN TcOUTE OR TP.OM A Country. E. SUTHERLAND, PROPRIETRESS. : a "pRINCE |JOT>, r nousos" AND WELLESLEr-SSEETS, ° Is now thoroughly completed and reay to i^ VG visitors arriving in Auckland. Splendi apartr ll^3 - Every convenience a lirst-class Pamir aad'' om - . m>*reial t: otel can command. The Proprietor hopes that by givinqeveryHeation. and from time to Time further suply tli rj *nts of his custome he will obtain and tigme their patronage. The Wines aud Spirits, also A)es, cod' com- . incut. ( first-class Billnvd Tabic, with every and • facility for players. " I HUBERT 0 R AX, 0 O M M E R c ;A L. FAIR T I A DE. Gentlemen dining in the Gty will £n»thq RO^AT. MAIL furnished with all nmiurn irnp'Veaknts the Cooking and Waiters'attenion being*ndei thipersonjil superviti?n of th" proprietor. The Ho9l is lltted with Lavatories, tic dJing rooms, bath rooms, l:irf coirec roo 1 ! a&dsm<iing room, where Gcntlemencun retire from too u*y turmoil of commercial li-, and pass a quiet ho* if they can spare the time. J.C. trusts tc retain Use libera support behos received for tho last fir years frofl bis p:itrons. No doubt, with the stricfUtcntion le has always pen to his business—thi* ljcral support will continu JOHN CODLING. Proprietor Royal Mail Hoi DO KA Lb McG RE G R (Late o/he Auckland Hotel) Has very great pleaire in annctmcing to his fiQ'is and tho public thflie hw taken that favourite, and ccvenientJy aitaated Hostlorthe Wuitcmata HoteLwhich he h.is, at expense, eutirely/novated atsd refurnished, ming the house second / none for comfort and converge in the colonies, ai where, by civility and atteiOn he hopes to recer- a fair share of public paired a lirst-class Resyrant has been added to tho >tel where gentlemeiNho lunch in the city will find'cry delitticy of theoason, aLd attention paid to 3c * r comfort. Hot, old, and Showor Raihs, nnd Ter 7 convenience fotravelkrs und families/ 1 added to the llul. V.'ines, Spii;ts, and &c., only of thecst brands kept. 4 dirges mud^te. Note the ad:ess : D. Hotel, corner K Queen r.nd Auckland, Ne^e-akind. YOUNG iiEN's chkjstiA ASSCIATION, JJIIN'KR OF 'LLLESLEY AND ALBERT-STL-TS. Reading Ibm, Comforr.bly Furnished. * tho Leading Papfi on the tables. Subscription 3 0d per quarter. ;he Library oontAins upwards <2SOO rols. in the vcous dej>ajtments of Literature Subjcripticn, 2s t i>er quarter Tka and CofitF^o. VXDED. EiItOYHKN'X AND ScARDIXG-Qor' 3ISTSRS. Mkltinosoh YOUNO Me.V OD TUESBAVS 7.30. SrangeUsticf'Uiricea, Tuviiax>A"kß, at 7.30.8ii)1Q heading and-ray or, Saturdays, at 7.30. Bibl-^^sa, Sunday, at S'.m. STRaNGRS and others (espocially :ordially inved to visit the Roome, where a nation majoe obtained. Open frcm 8 10 MB.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6590, 1 January 1883, Page 6

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