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New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6811, 15 September 1883, Page 2

Fancy Goods. . ./' • ■ GO TO GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. i'... FOR "TTTATCHES, Gold and Silter* all warranted to / YENTS' and LAi>IES* DRESSING OASES, ex . ci VX QuJsitoly fitted; niirvellously lo*! Marble; Wood and/Nicfce!,. and eyery 53 iET and PKARL BEAD NECKLETS, with one, • *"3 fJ two, three in row. ' J EWELLERY, all Sterling Gold, and Sterling *5 0 .Silver too ;. O T> IRTHDAY CARDS & BIRTHpAY BOOKS TT* LECTRO-PLATE at Lowest Prices we* can W i> —sure none with us. compare.; , Xli. always.do, . '•<j . A LBtT.vS. SCRAPS, and PHOTOGRAPHS are are neyer wanting, there. (not Canterbury) set in Abyssinian. X> RUSHES. . COMBS,, and SOA&S, and w . Q j3 SCENTS,'and .PERFUMES very sweet; SILVERINE, with Stonea and Pearls, all lovely Pi arid LUBEN, HASOft too, and others •to behold; ■■■■.■■■ • ; !S'• ■ JTv.« Suite a .treat*........ . PRESENTS, such as these'On Birthdays are the. O rage ; j *3 OCKING HORSES, ROCKING BOATS,with RINGS,, BRACELETS, NECKLETS, with " tl e«c& that do:not rode ;" lovely Charms, suiting every age; v* » vOLLS, and small,dressed and undressed, n - rrinT , ■ }2j I." amoat^KanticistockJ , of every kind; Sheffield makes well O rriOYS, snlted both in prica and sire to almost V-/,known; CQ JL eveiy one. CIHINA, GLASS, and CROCKERYWAREj im- Q E SHILLING, SIXPENCE, THREE- . ported straight from Home : q \J PENCE each, more or less anon. . X>OOKS at English Prices, then wherefore go O XJ pay more ? hj \ CCORDIANS and CONCERTINAS, sure music liY; none cheaper found in ware- xjl it hath charms : O house, shop, or Store. O and MUSIC BOXES, H V_/ with bell, and drum alams. T\ESKS WORK-BOXES, and PAPETARIKS, _ f¥l HK LONDON ARCADE—visit it—each patron As deepj. mysterious drnwfers; g X we will thank you->-Bagatelle, drafts, chess, and en*b, O tn it youii tind, jcSt looic arotjnd, and Games Vhidi have their latrs; A t: from a Needle to an Anchor." GO TO GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADEGO TO GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. W . Questions, : * answers. HY is there such a noticeable reduo- i~p n,„ j > tion in the price of CLOCKS, WATCHES. , „ , ' Opening 01 Goodson s JEWELLERY. CUTLERY. STATIONERY, h n.l tV , Lo ,?^ n °° l s° C , U ?' FANCY GOODS generally in Audslind, during tho f nd , t S 8 ' SalaU , Hr .o flt and Quick Returns" principle past three years f has led others to imitate it. \\F HY remains yet anfu illed the pre* IC?ECAUSR an appreciating publiq know Vt dieted closing of the tor.don Arcade, Titer ho : fltfO'Jaced the "S. P. and Q. E" motto Six months'existence? and patronise the one who did so. X\l' HY is it unnecessary to •' mark down" | "T5 KOAtISE it ia so well knownthatallgooda »T and "sell off," orby prof.'ss<rfil7"!ilarra:i:.' I JC? having always been marked in plain figures, at sacrifices," and "deferred piynient." (Icco'y .cu?tninors I oue uniform low rate Of proflt.no such artifice is „ Into the Arcade? ■ noudeJ. WHY should every resident of avid BECAUSE in no place in the city can there visitor to Anckland inspect the London |. be Sean such a comprehensive and valuable Arcade before making their p■ur^•ha3o.^Y•i' , ■•■•'•.''•v! ; .■i• l •'. • ' | of goods at such tempting prices. 1 ■, JNOTE THK3ADDRESSES— ■' GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, AUCKLAND. ' ' , , CHRISTCHUROH 1 . LONDON OFFICE. ST. MARY AXE.

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- Seeds, Produce, «c. Gr. S. JAK 1N 5 Has os Sale HUNTER'S WHITE SEED WHEAT WHITE TUSCAN SEED WHEAT WHITE TARTARIAN SEED OATS DUNN'S TARTARIAN SEED OATS CANADIAN SEED OATS LAPSTONE KIDNEY POTATOES Also, gjgQ TONS PRIME OAMARU AND CANTERBURY POTATOES. -;, 1 ' CUSTOMHOUSE-S rKEKT, AUCKLAND. N.B. —farmers should take, advantage of the glut in the market, asd secure their Seed, as the quality is excellent. P O* R g A L E * AND - .' ; ,TO ARRIVE.; CHEAP LINES ! CHEAP LINUS ! 1000 sacks, Oats—Short Feed, : Milling, and Tartarian ', 60 tons Oamaru Potatoes (part selected for seed) 18 tons Splendid Southern Chaff (OATEN SHKAVKfI) : -- 2 tons Canterbury Cheese v 200 BAOK3 Fowt Wheat -■> Oatmeal, Maize, Bbax, Chaff Flour—Wood's and FlemingV, and Gilkison's ■' i jVv ' - The Celebrated ALBANY FOOD, Invaluable for Infants and Invalids, and Household Purposes. E. MITCHIiLSON & CO., 7 KAURI RUM AND GRAIN MERCHANTS, 19. Qucen-streot. Wharf. /"N H. LAVERS, in thanking hia cua- * ' tomers for their liberal support during 18 years, begs to inform tbem that he has taken over the Retail Seed Business of Messrs, Hesketh and Aitken, and. will in future carry on the trade in their premises in Queen-atreot. ,|_| ESKETH & AITKEN having transferred their Itetall Seod Business to Mr. O. H. •Layers, beg to Inform, their friends that they still cany on their business in Durham-street (opposite the Haytiurket Sale Yards). Auckland, July 30. 1883.

QABDEH JgEEDS. ARTHURYATES Begs to intimate tha he has opened a Garden Seed Store In Victoria-street, Auckland, next to the Obsorver Office, being a branch of Samuel Yates' Seed. Whurehouso, 16 and 18, Old Ulllgate, Manchester. ills first consignment has just arrived, in ozcellent condition, '.'hoy have been selected from tho most ' reliable growers, and &s their germinating powers have been thoroughly tested, they cannot fall to please. Pbst-offlce Orders will receives prompt attention. Catalog-uea to be had on application free. ARTHUR YATES, Sef.d Merchant, Victor!t-street, Auckland. THE HAY MARKET. X> EGULAR SALES OF HAY AND .JLIl; stkaw BACH TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, At Eleven o'Clock. ALFRED~BUCKLAND.

CANVAS COVE US, lined with felt, fob HUNTING OR PLOUGH HORSES TORNED OUT DURING THE WINTER. CLARK'S, TWIGG'S, DERBY, AND PRINCE OF WALES HORSE CLIPPERS. Having a Large and Experienced Staff, J. W. cah execute orders with despatch. Repairs of all kinds promptly attended to; Branch Establishment! HAMILTON EAST. OKTH E AND DAVIE S. SADDLERS, HARNESS, AND COLLAR MAKERS, DARBY-STREET, AUCKLAND. A warde d Threo First Prizes at the Auckland Agricultural and Pustoral Show, Nov. 1882,: for Buggy, Cut, Cart Harness. f All HaraesiguorsnteedhaJid eown.'