Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6817, 22 September 1883, Page 2

Fancy GrOodß. ■ ... - GO TO LOITOOft^CADE. for " ■ ■,•:'. : "'-. ■'.:' ' '■ .

Gold and Silver, all warranted to INTS , and LADIES. , DRESSING. CASES, ex If time; ■ H quisltely fitted, marvellously low ! CLOCKS, Marble, Wood and Kicked-. anS every ' g |ET and PJSARL BEAD NECKLETS, with one, other line. *J} t» two, three in row. JEWELLERY, all Stirling Gold, and Sterling S Silver ton; r ■ g TJIRTHDAY CARDS .*. BIRTHDAY BOOKS ELECTRO-PLATE nt Lowest Prices we can P* J3 ~-stire none with as compare; always do. <S * LBU.AIS, SCRAPS, and PHOTOGRAPHS are t_ MM- are never wanting there. DIAMOND 3 (not Canterbury) set in Abyssinian Q T»RUSHES; COMB 3, and SOAPS, and Cold; O J3 SCENTS, and PERFUMESverysweet; jriILVERINE, with Stones and Pearls, all lovely. Q TDIfiSSE and LUBEN, MASON too, and others O to behold; . J2J XT quite .a treat. PRESENTS,, such: as these on Birthdays are Via O rage.; . J X? OCKIN.G HORSES, SOCKING BOATS,with RINGS, BRACELETS. NECtvLET3, with " JA each that do not rock; lovely Charms, suiting every age; £" | vOLLS, great acd small, dressed and undressed, i2i \J a moat gigantic stock ! /CUTLERY of evsry kind, Sheffield makes well O fTIOYS) suited both in price and size to almost \j known; OT J. everyone; CHINA, GLASS, and CROCKERYWARE, im- Q f\Sm SHILLING, SIXPENCE, THREEported straight from Home: C> V PENCE each, more or les3 anon. BOOKS at English Prices, then wherefore go O pay more? (Jj 1 CCORDIANSand CONCERTINAS, stire music yTATIONEBY, none cheaper found in ware- J%. it hath, charms; O house, shop, or atore. O : /"iRCBESTRANETTES, and MUSIC BOXES, E-l U with bell and dmm alarms. DESKS. WORK-BOXES, and PAPETARIES, fTIHE LONDON ARCADE-visit it—each patron, with deep, mysterious drawers; 2 X we will thank you— BAGATELLE, DRAFTS, C.HES3, and CRIB, P JN it. you'll find, JUST LOOK AROUND, and Games which have their laws; JL '"from a Needle to an Anchor."

GO TO GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE|r '1 su" IfilL

GO TO GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. f f W QUESTIONS. ' - ANSWERS. / ; ' MY is there such a noticeable rednc- Tr-krvATrc-p n. • c r* j . tion in the prico of CLOCKS, WATCHES, |2 E CAUbE the opening of Goodson's JEWELLERY. CUTLERY, STATIONERY, and *r Arcade marked a new era on the city, FANCY GOODS generally in Auckland durine tho and the Small Profit and Quick Returns" principle past three years? ■ ... . has led others to imitate it. WHY remains yet unfu illed the pre- OEC A USE an appreciating public know dieted closing of the London Arcade, after -"-* who ' ntroduced the "S. fl, and Q. R" motto rix months' existence 1 ■ -:■,■■■'■= -~-.■•■ T., - and patronise the one who did so. IA/M1 is it unnecessary to " mark down" TTJECAUSE it is so. well knownthatallgooda y T and " soil off," or by professedly " alarming JO having always been marked in plain figures, at sacrifices,' and " doforrod pjymont,",decoy customors ono uniform low rate of profit, no such artifice is into the Arcade? . .......j- ..., ;,.,.-,■.- needed. -. . !•■ i ; ; . ■-'• -..• "-' '•'. !'■'.' ' WHY should every';, resident of and |I> EC AUSE in no place in the city can there visitor to Auckland inspect ,tho London JLJ be soen such a comprehensive and valuable Arcade before making their purchasos ?•.;-.'.-.. - ■' assortment of goods at such tempting prices.

NOTETHE'ADDRESSES—v'.v-;.;■■'/'..:,•:,,:■.,'';•-; " ; ''"■'"■ '"' '■ ■■;v,//.^■^■ , ■■■^•'^■*G9oDsqN;s'■'LONpoN■:ASCApE J Auckland. '%SyV';'^ : ?'' : •''"■''» ''■■'■"■• -'-'T " CHRISTCHURCH : ; -'. '.v .! ' LONDON OFFICE. ST. MART AXE.

Seeds, Produce, &c. ■pOTATOAS! POTATOES! POTATOES! » BEST CANTERBURY AND OAMARU, For Seed and Table. Not to bo excollod. ■ Samples arid price on application. Also, all kinds of CANTERBURY GRAIN and PRO- c ■'... PUCE at lowest current prices. , DAViEs, McMillan, & co., c 13, CUSTOMHOUSCSTREET. -.-■>- Near H. B, Morton's. , ► TO*EW riAEDEN QF.EDS. __^ ! Jußt -recelved, per a,s. Doric, a largo consignment of 1 AGRICULTURAL, VEGETABLE, and FLOWER SEEDS. . ' [ Saved from our own select stocks, these cannot be , oxcclied. Also on hand, a large supply of Colonial- I £fown Seeds. The gorinitiating powers of all 1 . thoroughly featod. ' Post Orders will rccelvo prompt attention. Catalogues to bo had on application freo. i Head Establishment: SAMTTEi YATES, 10 arid 18," i Old Millgate, Manchester ! . . v vi" ■>• •■ [EsTAn IS2O] ARTHUR YATES, ! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SEED WAREHOUSE, 40, Vlctoria-atroot, Auckland. J Hi LA.VERS, in thanking his custorniirs for their liberal support during 18 years, begs to inform then that ho has taken over tho Retail Seed Business of Messrs. Ucskoth and Altkeu, and will in f uturo carry on tho trado in their premises In Queen-sircet HESKETH & AITKEN having transferred their Retail Seed Business to Mr.'G. H. Layers, beg to inform' their friends that they still carry on their business id Darkam-atreot (opposite the Haym&rket Sale Yards) Auckland, July 30, ISS3 EX BRITISH KING, PURPLE TOP, yellow abcrdeknt, champion, and King of the swede turnip seed. red globe mangold. Just landed, ex British King, a Now Stock of Mammoth Red, Mammoth Yellow, Red Glote, and Champion Yollow Globe Mangold Seed I'arly Amber, Sorghum Scccharatum, and Arabian Evergreen Millet Seed; Tobacco and Tea Seed. Seed Potatoes in several varieties. THOMAS STEADMAN & CO., ' SEED MKRCHANTS, 175, Queon-strect, Auckland. THE HAY MARKET. REGULAR SALES OF AND STItAW F.ACII TOKPDAY AND FRIDAY, ' s At Eleven o'clock^ ALFRED BUCKLAND.

Saddlery. ■ - - a 1 5§Z I't 111 I ill p, °g I « I lit * n Ii I f I ill « - § -1 1 i m H g S £ -g . g>2.l 'g rf H e< §, g I !a'l H § ' ■ 111 111 k! * s w ■ s |i| W • S - ° 2 I?S , S ila I 1 jp " < s s .it I Itt « -I st:s & . li! o - 2, let! 93S • * I ! kit Established 1861. J. . W J s E M A N, 165, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, MANU7AOTUBER AND JMEOET.EB OJ ALL KINDS OF SADDLERY AND HARNESS. WINTER., OOODS. WATERPROOF RTDING APRONS WATERPROOF DRIVING APRONS 1 WATERPROOF HORSE COVERS WATERPROOF LOIN COVERS WATERPROOF GAITERS WATERPROOF RIDING .LEGGINGS WATERPROOF BAGS WATERPROOF VALISES WATERPROOF PASTE, for boots avd HARNESS. CANVAS COVERS, lined witr felt, for HUNTING OR PLOUGH HORSES TURNED OUT DURING THE WINTER. CLARK'S, TWIGG'S, DERBY, ! AND PRINCE OF WALES HORSE CLIPPERS. Having n IjArfro and Experienced Staff, J. \V. can execute. orde:B with Repairs of all kinds promptly attended to. Branch Establishment: HAMILTON EAST. ¥OKIHE AND DAVIES. SADDLERS, HARNESS, AND COLLAR MAKERS, DAHBY-&EREET, AUCKLAND. i Awarded Three First Prises at the Auckland Agricali tnral and Pastoral Show, Nov. ISB2, for : Bnggy, Cait, 1 ancUSprlngCart Harness. All Harness gnoranteed hand.sown. ■

Hfor BW T ON B A T H S, JLI OrPER PMT-STRET, JfEWTON, '' ■■ ;.--J HOT, COLD, A"ND SHOWER BATHS, Can be had all Weak Diys, frohi 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.; and op SUNDAY MORNINGS from 7 to IQ. Bvery convenience supplied, with good attendance. Tho Paths are nadcr a new management, and cvory effort will bo made to make tUom popaLar and attractive. Ebioe, ONE SUrLLIN"O, or Twelve Tioi:ets i*b 7s. 6d. UPPER Prrr-STEEET, NEWTQN,