Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6817, 22 September 1883, Page 4 (Supplement)

Merchandise. Ttro MORE CRYING INFANTS. ALBANY FOOD for INFANTS and INVALIDS. A self-digesting Varinaceone Diet. This food is ■fefchly reoommendcr! by the Medical Profession; and, ■lio by MOTHERS. Tlio following extracts, from ■unongahOßtcf testimonials, will eervo to show Us * lae:— FROM DOCTORS : 3. " I» witness to its universal success." 2. " I use yotr Food whenever I can." S "I have had more than ono instance of your Food being continued when the patient has refused all other articles of diet." FBOM MOTHERS : 1 "Babv was so ■wretchedly thin and did nothing ' but CRY, CRY, night and d*y. and ever) thing he took seemed to rmiVo him worse. LiterUlv, your Food saved his life." 2. " Both my children eot STRONG and FAT, after using it a short time." 2 "My child was no whininc and remles* bfforo taking it, whpr*,*. NOW It is really as roinfortable and QUIETas I c-.uUi could possibly wish, and already looks FATTKR." The ALBANY FOOT> m«y bo purchased at most -«i the leading Chemists and Grocers. Sole Proprietor: E. H. Keablo, England. Agents : E. MITCHELSON k CO., 10, QUEEN SnUET. AUCKLAND j ■»rOOKE & mOWKSHEND, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS «J the following Goods which are OF THE FINEST QUALITY AND ARE NOW on Sale. wePTS Sherries Madeira SPARKLING BURGUNDY JAMAICA RUM Lowndea* do BRANDIES Hennessy's *** Martell's pale and dark Cavalier * * * in bulk and case Old Tom Geneva JDKZ Wolfi's Schnapps WHISKEYS TEACHER'S Oreenlccs and Colvillo a Dunvillo's AUSTRALIAN WINES Tokay Mataro Unseat Shirai .Reisling Hockheimer Frontignao Cha*se!as in pints and quart LIQUEURS Curicoa Marascbinc CLARiI-S La Rose St. Julien La Fete St. Estephe St. Emlieon (haute) ALE AND STOUT Marrisu's Bass TennanVs Guinness's Dublin Stout Wnitbread London do In pints and quarts Address: FORT-STRRKT, AUCKLAND. M<> L B7T AND (JO.', GENERAL IMPORTERS, QU E E N-S TREET, ACCXt AND, HAVE ON SALE, Large and varied Assortment of the Undermentioned Goods: — G.8.P.. and other Briar Pipes Meerschaum, Cherry, and ilyall Pipes Tobacconists' Sundries Cigars and Ciipirettes Lockwood's Pocket and Table Cutlery Johnson's, Mosley's, and other maker? ditto American and English Electro-plate 1" KP and U.S. Spoons and Forks ?,' Heiffor's Razors Himmel's Perfumery and Soaps Letchford's and Mouson'a Perfumery ana Soaps Brushware of all kinds Dressing and Tooth Combs Barber's and Pocket Combs Caipet Baes Neufeld's Pianettes and Pianos Concertinas and Accordeons Musical Instruments of every description Albums, Purses, Fans, Ladies' Bags, «c. Workboxes, Desks and Dressing Cases Stationery of all kinds Fireworks and Chinese Crackers Lawn Tennis and other Games Duke's and Cobbetfs Cricketing Goods Marble, Nickel, and Wood Clocks Chimnev and Toilet Glasses Vises, Lustres, and Flower Centres Novels Playing Cards Fancy Chinaware Salter'3 Balances Oil Painting Balloon and Solid Balls dpectucles and Eye Glasses Masonic Aprons Hnt and ITinbrella Stands Bird Cages Walkinssticks Manilla Baijs Feeding Bottles Toys M. LEVY AND CO., GENERAL IMPORTERS, Queen - btreet. Auckland. qt. yaco b• s r\ i i>. THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY. Sold by all Chemists and Druggists. •M. LEVY & CO., Solo Agents for Auckland. MONTAGUE'S FANCY BAZAAR AND JEWELLERY ESTABLISHMENT, QUEEN-STREET. HE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK TO SELECT FROM IN NEW ZEALAND. [Established 1876.] LADIES , ANT) GENTS' SILVER WATCHES, guaranteed for two years, from 30a each Ladies' and Gents' Gold Watches, guaranteed for two years, from 35s each American Waltham Lover Watches, throe years guaranteed, from 60s Eotherham's and Ehrardt's Silver English Lovors, from 80s; three years guaranteed. These can all be purchased on the deferrod-payment system. GOLD WEDDING RINGS AND KEEPERS, a! stamped, 9,12, or 18 carat, from 5s (3d each. Ladiee' Dross Rings, from Bs to 100s each Gents" Rings, In 9, 12, 15. and 18-carat gold (plain), with stones or gems, from 4s 6d to £20 each. X ADIES , AND GENTS' GOLD ALBERTS, all JLj qualities, from 30s each Ladiea' and Gents' Silver Chains, from 6s 6d each BROOCHES, EARRINGS, and SUITES, in Gold and Silver STUDS, LINKS, and COLLAR STUDS, from 5e the set. /GREENSTONE ORNAMENTS, the largest assortVT ment in the colony, at lowest pricos; suitable or home presents. /"I OLD AND SILVE/: LOCKETS, from 4s each. \JT Tho quality of every article in our departments is guaranteed, and If not approved of, may be exhanged. t . € LOCKS—A very large variety, all examined andl timed and guaranteed for twelve months, from 6« 6d to 100s each. Our 12s 6d Nickel A larm is a speciality and well adapted for the working man. t , LECTRO-PLATED CRUETS, TEA-POTS, PRFJCj SENTATION CUPS. TEA SETS, PICKLE FRAMES, BUTTER-COOLERS, VASES, WAITERS, Ac.—a very large stock to select from. mABLE AND DKSSERT KNIVES, ELECTROX PLATED and SIBERIAN SILVEK SPOONS AND FORKS at English prices. f\ LASSWARE—UsofuI and OrnamenU!—comprisvT ing Vases, Lustres, Centre Pioce3, Shados, Flowers, .Fruits, Birds. DRESDEN CHINA. TOILET SETS, WnAT-NOT ORNAJdENTS, GIRONDCLES, &o—an endless assortment. fIABINETWARE— Work Boxes, Writing Desks, \j Dressing Cases, Jewel, Glove, and Handkerchief Boxes, from 2s to 100s each. These will well repay intending buyers inspecting. LEATHER GOODS—In Ladies' and Gents' Fitted and Unfitted Bags, Travelling Cases, Albums, Purees. Pocket Books, Pocket Albums, Cigarette and Cigar Cases. Ac. Albums from Is 6d to 80s each. Purees from 6d to 20s. A large assortment of Sealskin and Musquash Bags and Purses just arrived ; very low In price. /"IHINA TEA BETS (40 pieces) from Jse to 75e. Our \j 20s Sets are marvellous value and very pretty. China Breakfast Sets, the latest novelties, very choice. DOLLS AND TOYS of Foreign and Colonial Man nfacture, the moat complete assortment procurable in the city—all marked in plain figures at the very lowest prices. ACCORDIONS AND CONCERTINAS horn Us to 50s each. JET. SILVERINE AND ABYSSINIAN GOLD JEWELLERY, too large a variety to particularise. mRICYCLES, PERAMBULATORS, KOCKING- _|_ HORSES—in and out door games of every Ascription. mHE STOCK AT MONTAGUE'S FANCY BAZAAE X is eo varied and extensive that it Iβ impossible to enumerate more than a few leading lines. A visit from intending purchasers is cordially invited in orier that they may convince themselves of its magnitude, quality, and cheapness. COMPETITION DEFIED AT MONTAGUE'S FANCY BAZAAR QCMH-STHKBT, AUOKLUin.'