Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6820, 26 September 1883, Page 2

J ' ■:/' Fancy.Gooda. : V : : v. ------'• GO! TO GOODSON'S LONDOIf ARCADE. ; - FOR ' ' ' Gold and SUver, aU warranted to ntOCKS, ilarblo, Wood and Nickel, aad every q |ET and PBABL BEAD NECKLETS, with one O other line. . 3 " two, threa In row. I E SterUns Goia ' and SterUng O -DIRTHDAY CARDS & BIRTHDAY BOOKS E LE ateava"cb tATB " Wa3t W<> < X LBn'STlc®. ar, always do. are never wanting there. Abyssinian. g and pllpUMffi vf^t^ tJILVERINE, with Stones and Pearls, all lovely . 0 "p l£ss .E a ° d MASON too, and other 3 to behold ; 1 S3 -*- quite a treat. raCh M these oQ ßirthdays aro tha O OCEING HORSES, ROCKING BOATS,wit! | — piUTLERY of every kind, Sheffield makes well © suited both In price and size to almoe /• IHINaTo'LASS, and CROCKERYWARE, im- fl SI XEENCE, THREE (J ported stratehtfrom Home; O PENCE each, more or less anon. B°pfymorf? nBHSh PriCCS ' then wherefore?o © » CCORDIANS and CONCERTINAS, sure mnsi S T ho^ N fhnl'or°itora heaper f °™ d in O and MUSIC BOXES Q house, shop, or store. ; g O with bell and drum alarms. T\ESKS. WORK-BOXES, and PAPETARIES, Q TTIHE LONDON ARCADE—visit it—each patro CRIB, CJ pjt you'll LOOK AROUNI J3 and Games which have their laws; , ~' . from a Needle to an Anchor.

GO TO GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADEGO TO GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. ! QUESTIONS. ANSWERS. there such a. : noticeable rpdno- "tr>ECAUSE - tha openincr of Goodson JE^raLLEItY 111 CUTLERY 1 O STITIONERY -JM > Lc,nilon Arcade nmrked a new eraonthoclt; iAMnv riinna CUTLERY and au( j t ho '"Small Profit and Quir.k Returns princip generaHy in Auckland, .during tho b lwl othets imitate u , x past torce years ?.. • ?< • : -• WHY-remain yet unfu. Jled the pre- 2Stt 2. Lntw£L£Z1 S patronise tho one whOlllllSO- - isitunnocessary to rTOECAIISE it is 60 well known that all gooc V? " arid "soil off," or-by professedly"alarmin? JLJ. baving always been marked in plain llrares,. sacriflbes," and "deferred payment," decoy .customers one uniform, low rate.of prollfc, no sucj artliico into the' Arcade? . s . . •needed. . ■./. s ; • - WHY should every resident of and; FJECAUSE in no placoin the city cau tliei visitor- to Auckland inspect the -London be, seen , such a comprehensive- valuab • Arcatde before-making their purchaaos V aasortcoont.of goods at ; suchtoß3ptlDg,prices* • NOTE THE ADDRESSES— T >■ GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, AUCKLAND. , „ CURISTCHURUH LONDON OFFICE, ST. MARY AXE.

■ Pottery- . ........ /.'•••••' • ••••,: ' v ;: X • 'W T O N POTTERY. Q.EOEGE BOYD, MANUFACTURER OF SANITARY PIPES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION;; . : Also, • ■ . STENCH TRAPS, FLUSHING BLOCKS, AND ALL NECESSARY CONNECTIONS FOR COMPLETE SANITARY DRAINAGE. CHIMNEY POTS, in Bilff Torra-Cotta; designed to suit every, class oi building, and for the prevention and cure of smokey chimniea, also to keep out rain;. .■. RCHITECTURAL TERRA-COTTA can be made in. any-design in Red or Buff. Jt\- Sample pf the Red may be seen iafc the Pier Hotel,' Albert-street; also; the Charta mont Hotel, \Yakefield?street. B UILDERS', COREING TILES (all sizes), FIRE HOBS, STABLE PAVItsG ■ LUMPS WALL COPING, very strong, made to receive iron fences, equal to auc cheaper than stone. T>AKERS' OVEN TILES:(aII sizes), also, FURNACE LUMPS arid OVEN LININGS, -SETTLERS' FIRE CLAY QYENS (complete). TTASES PEDESTALS, BUSTS,. STATUARY - , -MEDALLIONS, FOUNTAINS, Y. ...BALUSTERS, STRING-COURSES, CORMGES/.TERMINALS, also, RIDGING TILE (with Crests) in greait variety: .Samples of the Vases may. ,be seen at the City Park fountain, and the Ridge Tiles may be seen on the Park Lodge. Garden edging, garden seats, -fern baskets,, . and' flower POTS (all sizes). ' _■ >' QjUPERIOR GLAZED. HEARTH AND iFRNDER .TILES .(not Minton's); also, UNO. GLAZED TIL.ES for Verandahs, Passages, or Halls, in various coloured patterns. OATENT EVAMELLED KITCHEN SINKS, mane all sizes, complete, with Br;'ss JtT Plug ..and . overflow, also, Slop Ktonea. Good, ana Cheap, TTDATENT CLOSET PANS, with Flushing Rims and Traps, URINALS, HORSE JL MANGERS and CATTLE TROUGHS. All. sizes to order. SUPERIOR! ROCKIKGHAM and YELL')W EART II I- NWARE in Tea and Coffee Pots, Jugs, Spittoons Milk Bowls, Fruit Platos, Blanc-Mange and Pudding Moulds, Starcli'Pans, Bread Pans, Butter Coolers, Milk Pans, Butter Crocks, Fruit Preserving anc Pickle Jars of'all kinds and sizeß, with lids,, bungs,., "or uncovered; Spirit Jars, aud Fancy Show.Casks; with names of liquors. GOODS of every description, made from the best claya that can be pro: Jj cured, and now carefully: selected for where «re.it heat is r» quired, such as I rot Blast Furnaces, S'orgo, Rolling, and Puddling,, Gliiss . House Pota, Pottery, &c ;y Gas Retorts, Flue Covers, and Fire Lumps of tovery kind made to .order. ■ SUPERIOR GROUND FIRECLAY in ca»ks or bags. /p<HARCC)AL FILTERS of superior quality, all properly, fitted up, with latest im provements.. All Filters purchased at the Newton Pottery can be unpacked, recleaned, and thoroughly niadb sweet and wholesome at a. trifling expense; This caiiuol bo doue'with the imported, no matter how impure :they :gct. : : ALL ARE INVITED TO INSPECT THE GOODS AT:THE WORKS. Hours—B to 5 ;S.itvrday,S to" Si ILLUSTRATED SHEETS AND. PRICE LI3TS-MAY: ;BK tTAD ON APPLICATION. May; lS8& -. .■■■■■'■' "* •••:' '••••" = .siOND«Z.£ ■ , Arrors-XMKNT. T. . •• •• •••.•/•. r-'fiSv' \Q, ' (Awarded Priz© Modal Sydney Exhibition), d ' xos ' s ''''''''''''' A NON-ALCOHOLIC, REFRESHING AND STIMULATING, BEVERAGE.; \ MAY BE PJIOCtTRED ttVKRyWHERE, IN' ' ' " QUART AND PINT BOTTLES.' ESTABLISHED in Avondale, is oj'en to Purchasers are cautioned against inferior Imitations. receive new. members; BRo,Xßto4oj Fee, 5s to 2°a ; Weekly, Is.—Application to Mr. Smith, N.G.; SCLK AGENT (WHOLESALE) : I Mr. Wawman. V G.; Mr. Bollard, Sectetar Avon- _ dal«; Dr. Knight, Ponsoaby. I ARTHUR H. NATHAN.