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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 7914, 5 April 1887, Page 4

SPECIALLY CHEAP LINES AT GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. 6 quires (120 sheets) good cream Ruled Note Paper for 6d ; Envelopes to .match, 6d -per 100 ; Kau de Cologne, 2s bottle for Is, or 5s 6d bottle for Sβ 6d ; Toilet Vinegar, 8s 6d bottle for 2s, or Iβ smaller size ; dinner Sets (48 pieces), handsome patterns, 259 ;• Tea Sets (40 pieces), china, handsomely gilt, 12a 6d the set; Breakfast Sets, china and gilt, Isi ; ■ Dessert Sate, 15a ; Chamber Hots, handsome patterns, Vie 6 J ', Toilet Sets. 38 6d ; elegant Cut-glass Scent Bottles, nickel silver top«, Iβ fld; sterling Silver Jewellery, ruarvell.a>ly cheap ; Nlcirol Silver Clocks, good time* keepers, 6b each; WMte-handle Tablo Knives, rivottod, 48 6d the J-dozen ; White-handle Dessert Kulves, rlrotted, 3s 9,1 the J-dozea ; Black-handle Knives and Forks, strong and good, 3s the J-dozon pairs ; Bread Knives, 0d each; Brond and Gutter PUtters, fid each ; Al Kleetro'plated Table Forks and Spoon*, 6s ihe J-doncn ; Al Electro-plated Dessert forks *ud »poon«, it fld the J-dozeu ; White Metol Table Forkfc end Spoons, dd each ; White MoUl Deauert Forks and Spoons, 4d each : White Metal Tea Korke and Spoons, M each ; Javanese QloTo and Handkerchief Boxes, Is 6d the pair ; Jap antes Suusliudes, 8d oaoh ; other Japanese roods, oheap; Jugs (set of 3), handsome patterns, 2s 64 the set ; Store Ornaments, all at Is each ; Hair, Cloth, and Hat Brushes, anil Perfumer?, cheap; Pocket Uutlery, the cheapest in Auckland , Bolls, china and ooinpo... from 8d e»oh ; Writing Canes and D»slte fniin 2a fid eaoh ; Work-boxes and flaskets, from 2e each ; Paper Maolie Goods, a splendid assortment: Toys, in oiidless variety, arranged cm stalls—3d, od, and la enoh article and upwards, for Birthday, Wedding, or any Presents, no place In Auckland like the London Arcade fur variety and cheaimena. Prico list on application.—Note address : GOODSON'S LONDON aKUaDE, 210, Queen-Btreot, Opposite McArthur's Warohouae, BO £L AN & I- O NDON, JLJ CIVIL ENGINEERS AND AUTHORISED AND LICENSED SUUVJSYOHS COLONIAL HAWK. Telephone No. 183. CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR. J. L. WILSON Has now a coinn'.c-jti Mock on himl,' IMPORTED DIRECT PROM THE MANUFACTTJIIRRS. Which Is beiiior sole! Ter» cttcar). CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAft'd GIFTS IN OR BAT VAI'.IKTY. AT PUIOtcS WHICH CANNOT kail to SATISFY Pi)ROHABI£KS. favourable; tkrms ire offered to Urge consumers, sneh as HOTEL, RKSTAURANT, AND UOAIiDINGHOUSK PRJPUIKTORB. Special notice Is respectfully requested to the Stock cf TEA BBTS, DINNER SEHVrCIiS. TOILET sets. ' GLASSWARE, VABEB, &c.,' ab Including the newest doi&ns, and being unequalled for variety and cheapness. The aiout casual Inspection will establish thin fact in the mind* or In^endinj purchasers. • . ; N.B.—PRICES FOR CASH ARE TUG LOWEST IN TOWN. 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CUKTIS, a rapidly-rising novoUfit whoso works have obtained a truly gratifying share of public appreciation While writing under tho literary dlagnisa Of "SBIRLEST SMITH," our author attracted marked attention, her earlier works displaying a reserve of utrcu(jth and resource that has been abundantly verified by tho hlj,h character of her subsequent production;. KLLA J. OURTIS'a stories are distinguished by their churning and attractive style, boldly-concolved •md well-planned plots, brieknesa of movement and brightness of diction ; aii'l ne can promise our loaders a treat in h»r forihcomlnK original story. The story has beon exprojaly written for aowspaper publication, and, as we have alre*dy Intimated the opening; chapters will appear in the NEW ZEALAND HERALD ON SATURDAY, APRIL 9, ISS7. "A GAME OP CHANCE" s the story of a deeply-hid plot, in unr*volling which wo are introduced to characters in whoso destinies wo becomo thoroughly lnter«sted — eachantod by tho novcllot'e art. 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