Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6824, 1 October 1883, Page 2

[■>• ~i . ' ■*■-■?.: ": ■ -v:. '• ....-: .</.■.■'■ • VUo to ..GboDsikN v s' ; ■ "■*'"■■'* :"■. ''' ■'% ■' . •' ir . /_"} ' y ';'■',■""■■*- - WATCHES. Gold and Silver, all warranted to' /> ENTS' and LADIES' DRESSING-CASES, ex time;' ■•'■'■•#•' * tn *JT quisitely fitted, marvellously low! ... ■, BLOCKS. Marble, Wood and Nickel, and every q lET and PBARL BEAD NECKLETS, with onij, V> other Ui«. • V *Z, O two; three in-row, 'v JEWELLERY, ail Sterling Gold, and Sterling,- S ' "• " Sliver too; - 2 TJIETHDAY OAEDS b BIRTHDAY' BOOKS TTTLECTEO-PtATE'at'Lowest Prices we can R ■ JO —sure none with us compare; -:• Hi-always do, , «*! ■ \ LBUMS, SCRAPS, and PHOTOGRAPHS are ' .- .... .-; ■'■■ are never wanting there. ■"' ■ , - DIAMOND 3 (not Canterbury) set in Abyssinian S • TJRUSHES, COMBS, and SOAPS, ana Gold:-* . O JO SCENTS, and PERFUMES very sweet; . orLVERINE,,with Stones and Pesrls, aU lovely £}• TJIESSE and LUBEN, MASON too, and others . O to behold: . ■ JZS A quite a treat. . . ! "OSESENTS, such as these on Birthdays are tbe 'O ' i rage; J "OOGKING HORSES,EOCKING BOATS,with RINGS, BRACELETS. NECKLETS, with IT X\ each that do not rock; lovely Charms, suiting every age; 5° » vOLLS, ureat and small, dressed and undressed, * •'. ■":•■ ■ » C a most gigantic stock !;- r~IUTI£RY of every kind, Sheffield makes well O rpOYS, suited both in price and size to almost s, \*i known; •' tQ X eveiyone. Ie / IHINA, GLASS, and CROCKERYWARE, im- ft A NE SHILLINS, SIXPENCE, THRESsr ported straight from Home; ' O PENCE each, more or less anon. D tJOOKa at English Prices, then wherefore go O in X 3 pay more? ' ; \ rjj ' . A CCORDIANSand CONCERTINAS, sure music LjTATIONERY, none cheaper found in ware- ' -A- it hath charms; O house, ehop, or stole. O /"VRCIIRSTRANETTES, and MUSIC BOXES, H \J with bell and drum alarms. DESKS. WOKK-BOXES, and PAPETAEIES, -, m [IE LONDON ARCADE-visitit-each pition with deep, mysterious drawers; O J_ W e wUI thank you— BAGATELLE, DRAFTS, CHESS, ana OMB, W . TN it you'll find, JUST LOOK. AP.OUND and Games which have their laws ; A " from a Needle to an Anchor." * GO TO GOODSQNS LONDON ARCADE- * * GO TO GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. QUESTIONS. ANSWERS. \ArJtLY is there such a noticeable reduc- -irfcwr'&TT'SW nm> n ;r,r> fr«f r^r,Acr, n > a - W Hon in the price of CLOCKS, WATCHES. T? i Y a a °P e^ ID S s ° f Go ? v dßo ! n 8 , JEWELLERY, CUTLERY. STATIONERY, and -*T .i. .?2 0a m "«ed»J>"' , er » °° *".=> gty 1 FANCY GOODS generally in Auckland, during the ? nd , the '/ Sma " . p " fl . t a . nd 'J" l '* Beta » pnndjile 1 past three years J has led others to imitate it. WHY remains yet nnfu AU& the pre- DEOAUSR an appreciating know dieted closing of. the London Arcade, after *-? , who . l nfaod""* «»e "S. P. and Q. E" motto six months' existeneo 1 - * and patronise the one who did so. WHY is it nnneoesßary to " mark down" "OECAUSE it.ia so well knownthatallgoode and " sell off," or by professedly " alarmin? JL7 , having always been marked In plain figures, at sacrifices," and " deferred payment," decoy customers one uniform low rate of profit, co such artifice is 3 into the Arcade ? needed. "TTjXHY shonld every resident of and OECAUSE in no place in the city can there Vγ visitor to Auckland inspect the London _D be seen such a comprehensive and valuable Arcade before mulrltig their purchases ? assortment of goods at such tempting prices. ! NOTE THEJADDRESSESGOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, AUCKLAND. j „ i ii CHRISTCHURCH » LONDON OFFICE. ST. MARY AXE. i, Pottery. ' TW- E W T * O N , P O, T T E E Y. ■■■QmnGß jgoYD, MANUFACTURER OP SANITARY PIPES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION!; Also, STENCH TRAPS, FLUSHING BLOCKS, AND ALL NECESSARY CONNECTIONS FOR COMPLETE" SANITARY DRAINAGE. |P< HIMNEY POTS, in Buff Terra-Cotta; designed to suit every class of building, and for the prevention and cure of smokey ohimniea, also to keep out rain. , A RCHTTECTURAL TERRACOTTA can be made in any design in Red or Buff, -cak- Sample of the Red may bo seen at tho Pier Hotel, Albert-street; also, the Charie- , mont Hotel, Wakefield-street. BUILDERS', CURBING TILES (all sizes), FIRE HOBS, STABLE PAVING LUMPS WALL COPING, very strong, made to receive iron fences, equal to and cheaper than stone. ■ BAKERS' OVEN TILES (all sizes), also, FURNACE LUMPS and OVEN LININGS, SETTLERS' FIRE CLAY OVJENS (complete). YASES PEDESTALS, BUSTS, STATUARY, MEDALLIONS, FOUNTAINS, BALUSTERS, STRING-COURSES, CORNICES, TERMINALS, also, RIDG-J i ING TILE (with Crests) in great variety. Samples of the Vases may be seen it.'tKe ! City Park fountain, and the Ridge Tiles may be seen on the Park Lodge. ■ v i GARDEN EDGING, GARDEN SEATS, FERN BASKETS, and FLOWER J Or POTS (all eizes). 1 QIUPERIOR GLAZED. HEARTH AND FENDER TILES (not Minton's); also, UNi >3 GLAZED TILES for Verandahs, Passages, or Halls, iD various coloured patterns. ! OATENT ENAMELLED KITCHEN SINKS, made all sizee, complete, with Braes ; JL Plug and overflow, also,' Slop Stones. Good and Cheap. PATENT CLOSET PANS, with Flushing Rims and Traps, URINALS, HORSE MANGERS and CATTLE TROUGHS. AU sizes to order. QJUPERIOR ROCKINGHAM and YELLOW EARTHEN WARE' in Tea and Coffee Pots, Juga, Spittoons Milk Bowls, Fruit Plates, Blanc-Mango and Pudding Moulds, Starch Pans, Bread Pane, Butter Coolers, Milk Pans, Butter Crocks, Fruit Preserving and Pickle Jars of all kinds and sizes, with lids, bungs, or uncovered; Spirit Jara, and Fancy Show Casks, with names of liquors. GOODS of every description, made from the best clays that can be pro[j cured, and now carefully selected for where great heat ia required, euch as Iron Blast Furnaces, Forge, Rolliag t and Puddling, Glass House Pots, Pottery, kc. Gas Retorts, Flue Covers, and Fire Lumps of every kind made to order. SUPERIOR GROUND FIRECLAY in casks or bags. FILTERS of superior quality, all properly fitted'up, with latest imv> provementa. All Filters purchased at the Newton Pottery can be unpacked, recleaned, and thoroughly made sweet and wholesome at a trifling expense. This cannot be done with tbe imported, no matter how impnre they get. ALL ARE INVITED TO INSPECT THE GOODS AT THE WORKS. : -- Houra—B to 5; Saturday, 8 to 3. «3i, ILLUSTRATED SHEETS AND BRICE LISTS MAY BE HAD ON APPLICATION. 1 May, 1883. -:.',■. J CHTNA I"O U Y NO OTHER MAKE. rpHE CHEAPEST AND BEST nis ASK * 0R ASSORTMENT OF Osbtopabsbd X®*- CHADWICK'S CROCKERY. CHINA, M Ukkiyallkd t> COTTON JO I >|IJ2si§' )«} COTTON, I AND g £3ixCord), W\ \rW Tobehadatall % GLASSWARE §j RETAIi i » ISA, % S ™-' ' DRAPERS \ G. BEOWKISfi'S, Sole Wholesale Agents for New Zealand t 267, QoBBK-STREET (neab Markbt SARGOOD, EWEN & CO. _ .„«_ • AUCKLAND. ■ BMUMO. BASHED 1865. SAEQ 00 D , g0 N> & EWBN FANCY GOODS. J Brniedla, ChrirtcUurch. and Invesca r.