' Fancy Goods. N° F IBE m N°l> AT 1 GOODSON'S t ONDON a Rc*rit> OOLSON'S JUOKBON wtXECADB No \ StJT DAMAGED STOCK j PERFECT STrr No I b pt BANKRUPT STOCK I CHEAP sp oC j SALVAGE STOCK (GOOD^TOCTC No I But OLD STOCK J NEW STOCK AT G GODSON'S T ONDON A CAm> OODSON'S i-iONDON ArcIJJ Having Leased part of the Premii;, l 4tel . _ - by Messrs. Couidand and Co., which will bt or.. '," 4 a month : having a mora limi;ecl space we shir Jl4 to greatly reduce our present Stock, and shallhi? 4 GENUINE SALE " ' AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES. NECESSARY REDUCTION OF STOCK CONS ICQ ITENT REDUCTION OF PR ICES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT THE GREAT »pn,.» TION IS MADE. CDL - The Pretnisis Df the present London Kyqids a. Let for % term, » CALL AND INSPECT OUR NEW, SOUND, AND PERFECT STOCK, U Cheaper by far than Damaged Stee's JMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT NOW OPEN. M° NTAGUE ' S JjIANCY gAZAAE. QUEEN-STREET, Q.OODS. QOOD3, M. M ostacue Tenders his sincere thanks to the public of Auckland for the very liberal support awarded him Ciuriaj the past IS years, and begs to intimate that h(j well, known and ' popuUr estib'ishmeiit, ha-ring b»-« entirely ranoyitcd and re; aired from tie j« a y ( sustained by the late disastrous Fire, t*j b:ea RE-OPENED With an entirely E W (g TO 0 £ Q¥ GOLD AND SILVER WATCrCES, JEWELLERY (OF EVERY DESCRIPTION"), GLASS, CHINA, CABINET WARE, FANCY GOODS (IN GREAT VARIETY), DOLLS, TOYS, &c., Set., 4c,, Ail of which will be offered to the public it the r,;r LOWEST CASH PRICES., M. M. takes thi3 opportunity of thanking his friends and patrons generally for the very large amount cf support awarded bim during the late salv« j# sale mi for the universal sympathy expressed, an-1 has cr#rr confidence in stating that no effort will be spared ii the future as iii the past in order to jive the sam» satisfaction to his custoncrs as hitherto, which hi) gai&ed for his establishment ike reputation cf belli THE PREMIER FANCY GOODS BAZAAR IS THE COLONY. The public are respectfully invit id to CALL AND INSPECT THE NEW STOCK irrespective of making purcha.i6s. EVERY ARTICLE IS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, At Prices to meet the times, and at the very LOWEST POSSIBLE ADVANCE ON HOME COST. NEW GOODS TO ARRIVE BY EV~RY DIRECT STEAMER. Note the Address : jy-ONTAGUE'S Jjl ANCY g XZAAR JIS'D JEWELLERY DEPOT, QUEEN-STREET (Opposite Arthur's Auction Mart). Seeds, Produce, Sc. OF |SEMO 7AL, G. H. LAYERS Be{s to inform his friends and customers that.lie bu REMOVED FROM QUEEN-STREET To those Premiies below the Herald Printing OScm in WYNDHAM-STREET, Where he will be able to supply ALL KINDS OF SRAIN AND SEEDS as usual CHARLES HESKETH.] I ALEX. AITKKS. p-ESKETH AND A ITKEK, QUEEN t DURHAM STREETS, AUCKLAND, Have just received, ex direct steamers Aofangi, RifflU taka, and ship Graamere, their n ?w GARDEN, FLOWER, AND AGRICULTURAL SEE AS UNDER. Catalogues sent trek of charge. A fine Collection of FLOWER AND GARDEN SEEDS, From England. France, and Germany. Sutton's Mammoth Long Red Mangold Sharp's Mammoth Long Red Mangold Sutton's Golden Tanhard Mangold Yellow Globe Tunhard Mangold Red Globe Tanhard Mangold Sutton's Champion Swede Turnip Sharp's improved Purple Top Swede Turnip Stirring's improved Purple Top Swede Turnip Purple Top Aberdeen Yellow Turnip Green Top Aberdeen Yellow Turn'.p Devonshire Grey Stone Turnip Tomeranian white Globe Turnip Green Top Stone Turnip Green Glebe Turnip. Altringh&m Lone Red Surrey and White Belgian Carrots, Trefoil, White, Red, Scarlet Cow Grass; Alsyke and Lucerne Clovers, Rye Grass, Prairie, Fescues, etc. Also, Law's Mineral Supsrphosphate of Lime, Farmer's Mineral and Bone Superphosephate of Lime. Ohlendoif's Mineral Superphosphate of Lime, Nitro, Bone Manure, Chemical and Peruvian Guano, Bone Dust of all grades—coarse, fine, and rockea\t; Nitrate of Soda, etc. 603 SacVs White Tartarian Seed Oata 330 Sacks Black Tartarian Seed Oats 600 Sacks Dun Tartarian Seed Oats 10 Tons Magnum Bonum Seed Petal ocs 20 Tons Canterbury Fiuke Scad Pots.toes 4 Tecs Snowflake Seed Potatoes. Early Pose, Ashes of Kidneys, Talloi son's Victoria Yi'oodstock Kidney, and Derwent Seed Potatoes. * gents for the pure Indian Tea, imported direct by Captain Herold from his brother's gardens at Darjeeling, in lib packets, tins, and boxes. g AL V ATI 0 N ARMY. AUCKLAND PRISON GATE BRIGADE AND NIGHT REFUGE. Superintendent .. .. John Castles Inspector of Heme .. .. W. F. Bof>"M>' Treasurer .. .. .. C. 18. Stone Secretary W. B. Leonard Captaix-IN-CbaROE .. .. ROBT. LITTLE THE HOME In connection with the above Institution being No* Opon, Brigade Captain Little will be glad to receive DONATIONS OF GROCERIES OR PROVISION'S OF ANY KIND, and also of ANY OLD CLOTHE-, at THE BARRACKS, From eight a.m. to one p.uu daily. The Treasurer. Mr. C. B. Stone, would remind th« Public that this Institution cannot be carried ■ ensue cessfully without funds. He will th ;i refere be most happy to receive Subscriptions at his ottic®» *< street, at any time. POUNDKEEPERS' COOKS (under the new Act), 25 and 50 pages, with the SctednlM of Fines for Trespass and Impounding teesiiuerie at commencement, on Sale at the Hekaw> Piibusnisj Office Qaaen-etraaA.. .
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7402, 10 August 1885, Page 3
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