Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6823, 29 September 1883, Page 2

■ -Fancy Goods. GO TO GOODSON'S LOTOOK ARCADE;. - '- ■ . ■' „' ■ ■ -*.'■ foe "': . .•'; ; . ' : ,-- '• , ■ TSTATCHE3, Gold and SUvor, all warranted to ENT3 , and LADIES' DRESSING CASES ax X.V.. tlme: th vX q'lUitely fitted, marvellously low! /"ILOCKB, Marble, Wood and NfckeL ani every. ■ q lET i.nd PEARL BEAD NECKLETS, with one, Kj other line. • „ »-} O t'.»o, three in row. J EWELLERY, aU Sterling Gold, and Sterling . r M Silver too; g TJIBTHDAY CARDS & EIRTHDAT BOOKS TjfLECTRO-PLATB at Lowest Pricee we can P* JL> ■•-sure none with us compare: -lii always do. . _\ » «q * LIIiJMS, SCRAPS, and PHOTOGRAPHS are E.s ' ■ 1-, I,le Be ver wanting tiiere. kIAHONDS (not Canterbury) set in Abyssinian X>RIISHES, COMB 3, and SOAPS, and 'G01d:.,.,...,. O Jt> SCENTS, and PERFOUES verysweet • WILVERINE, with Stones and Peark, all lovely P T>IBSSE and LUBEN, MASON too. and others O to behold; - ■. . ■ Jz JT «uita a treat PRESENTS, such as these on Birthdayfi are the O , RINGS,' BRACELETS. NECKLETS, with „ XI etch that (o not rock; '™ loveiy Charms, suiting every age ; : ?* I great and small, dressed and undressed, .-■■ .'" ■ ■■-■•■■■■'■'. '■"':■■ • *J a most gigantic stock! of every kind, Sheflield makes well On auit «d both in price and siae to almost V>-known; ■■■ ■:-■■■■ .. <>. ... ~.■ ....■..'„■ '■.■.■" • xtX ■JL everyone ■■ ■ /IHINA, GLASS, and CBOCKERrWiJIE, im-. . Q A NE SHILLING, SIXPENCE, THREB\y ported Bijaight from Home; .!.-.: ' O '. " PENCE each, more or less anon. T>OOKB at. English Prices,, then ■■wherefore go O J-» pay roo!.-e? - : :,,;..?: ,';.r ; : .; ; ffl A CCORDIANS»naCONCERTINAS, sure music STATIONERY,-hone cheaper found' in. -oL it hath charms; kj house, shop, or store;'X-.; ■"■'■'■ '■":.""'..-:. ;"--'- s, O />RCHKS'!BANETTES, and MUSIC BOXES |- : '"- ,:■■.■;.:■;■.• -;-.,v.'.■■■■■:.■. '■•■,;:.;:.■.,■.;■■.■■:;:■■.:,■,■.;:■::';■ ; 'H " with bell and drum alarms. DESK 3. WORK-BOXES, indPAPECARIES,,. _ . fT»HB LONDON ARCADE-vidt it—each patron ■;. with deep, mysterious drawers;: . .'*:;; 2 -*- we will thank you— BAGATELLE, DRAFTS, .CHESS,vaiid,.CRIBi,:. . P; ,, ... TS it youTl find, JTJST LGOl£ ABOUND .'and Games which have thoir laws;'. ■ : ':■;! ' ;... -"•- "from a Needle to an Anchor." •;■■; -v '

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QUESTIONS. WHY is there such a noticeable redaction in the price of CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELLERY, CUTLERY, STATIONERY, and FANCY GOODS generally in Auckland, during tho past three years T WHY remains yet anfu illed the prodieted closing of tho. London Arcade, after six months' existence ? WHY is it unnecessary to " marie down" and "sell off," or by professedly "aiarmin; sacrifices," and "deferred payment," decoy customers into the Arcade? WHY should every resident of and visitor to Auckland' inspoct tf"O London Arcade before making their purchases ? ' NOTE THE3ADDRE33ES— GOODSON'S LONDON A LOiIDON OFFICE," Local J. C L A K E " YACHT AND BOAT BUILDER, CUSTOMHOUSESTREET WEST, FREEMAN'S BAY. All Kinds of Boats built to order on tho Shortest Notice N.B.—SflT'iral Shipa and Sailing Boats for sale. fc~ .!....J*Jfi .HARK ■'■ OltX . £*\ LASS ""OTORKS t ! Oar Loading Articles this week are: Confectioners' Jars, Iβ por lb. 3 Glass Jugs for 2s 6d; Lamp Chimneys, throe for 6d ; Glass Ball* for shooting at, In quantities to suit purchasers; Garden Shades, all Bites; Fish Globes and Gold Fish, very cheap. M COOK & SONS, FREEMAN'S BAY. PORTMAN T E A U X. W« and (jr. JljLatfield, WHOLESALE & IIETAIL MANUFACTURERS OF PORTMANTEAUS, LADIES' TRUNKS, SONNET COMPENDIUMS, HAT AND UUN CASES, &o. TEAVELLER3' SAMPLE ANT 3 ALL KIiTDS OF LEATHER .OASES MADE TO SIZI? AFP OBDEB, All Goods Manufactured on this. Promises from, the Best Colonial Leather, and sold at tho LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES SET 25. Grey-street. Auckland. -k» fTNION, OIL, SOAP, AFD QAKDLE %) : COMPANY (LIMITED). MANUFAbJURERS OF COMMON AND TOILET SOAPS, CANDLES, Ajrp otheb Ltjbmcatikg OILS. ...■SOAI , AND CANDLE WORKS-.PARJfELL. OIL WORKS CUSTOMHOTOE-STREET WEST. WAItEHOUSE AND OFFICES-LOWER ALBERT : ■ ' STREET. ; ■ Cash Puiphiassrs.of Tallow. Delivery, takdn at either PanieU Works or- Ware. hqiiMi. fTiHE COLONIAL BARBED WIRE JL MANUFACTURING CO., LIMITED; : PRICE.LIST: : . '■So: 12; in Reels of I cwt. (each 18 chairis. long),. £35 per ton. ' ' . * : No, 13; in.Re.els: pfjl ewt. (each SIJ chains long), £3S 10s pqr ton. Np, 14, in Reels ef 1 iis?t. (each:2o chains long), £43 per ton. ■ Agont for Auckia.n(l District: A, BADDE LE Y, ' FINANCIAL, SHIPPING, AND GENERAL AGBNT, 91. QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. P;S.-!-Samplo forwarded to any address on applica- " ' tion. T. -p E A COCK,. ■. ■ . OPTICIAN, / i Ha 3 ia Stook SPECTACLES AND EYE-GLASSEU . ' of ovory description ;. an accurate Fit 1 . • Guaranteod. I COMPOUND, .MICROSCOPES:. AND TELESCOPES," ; ' PoTTcfruland'.Chcsp, ANBnorp Babomkters, Tjieehometess, Elkotrio Bklls, Batteiiies, and • Fittings, magneto-electric' machines. and medi- ' cal coils, opera ■ glasses, binocular, field and . , . MAKINE GLASSE.'i. Theodot/ites, Skxtant , spirit hydrometers, sacciiarometers, BALIirOMETEI£S ; ARGENTOMETERS, ic, xc AGENT FOR TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING , . If ACHINES AND, EXTRAS. INSTRUMENTS AND SHWIHG MACHINES n REPAIRED. I 1 OrJO3ITE TIIE POST-OFFIOK. l> Sliortland-stroet ■ —■— ~■* r \rOXTKG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCJS. . ATIOH, CORNKR..OF WI'.LLHSLKY AIID ALBKKT-STnKKT.".- . Uoadiuß. Room,, Comfortnlily Furnished. AD tho Leading' Papers oh th'o tnbliis. Subscription,-2s"Rd. por quarter, a'he Library contains upward, of 980 C »ols. in the various departments of Literature. -. Sub ' scription, 2s 6d per. quarter ■ Tea Xnd Copfkr Pro .^ VIDED. JEMPLOYMB.NT AND BOAHDINO-nonSK R*. ' OIRTKBH. ' . -, • j Meetvkos tor Young Mfjs on Ttjesdath, at 7.50. ' ( Kvanpollrttc-Services, TriciaDAVs,. at 7.30. Bible- Q Reeding and Prayer,. Saturdays, at 7.50. Bible Class, — Bvnday, at 3 cm, . • .•' ' ' Si STRANGERS arid .others (ospoclftlly Yocno Men) Si cordially Invited to visit tho rooms, where' all infdr- L (nation maj b? obtained. . Opon from 8 a.m. to 10 n p.m. , -■'..■■-. . ■ : - ■,''.'. ■--.'■ si