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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8354, 6 September 1890, Page 1

Personal. LADIES, in town or country, expecting their accouchement, can be received by Mrs. Arbuckle, corner of Grafton and Domain Roads. All the comforts of a home. Highest references. MARY —"Where did you get those Jam Jars?" "I support local industry, and purchase at the Glass Works." Price, Is (id per dozen. SELECT LIBRARY of a constant succession of the newest and best Books. Free exchange. Established ISB4.—H. White, No. 19a (upstairs), Coombes' Arcade, Queen-street. PERSONS desirous of Purchasing Cottages on Easy Terms or at Low Rates for Cash, to call at J. Thornes', 81, Queen-street. mHOSE requiring to realise immediately JL on their Cottage-", Farms, Land, or any tiescription of Pioperty, to take them to J. Thornes. Land Agent, 81, Queen-street. to know that anyone reJD quiring a Good Farm on lea-e, or to purchase at Low Kates, and on favourable terms, should apply to J. Thornes, Land Agent, 81, Queen-street, for a long printed list of Farms to lease and to sell. ADIES'VISITING CARDS.—SO Superfine Ivory Cards, including engraving copperplate, for 7s Cd ; Gentlemen's Cards 7s. By calling at Herald Works, Wyndham street, the above may be obtained within two hours if necessary. JUBILEE WATCHES, 16s. FOR SALE.—At the Swiss Bazaar, 114, Queenstreet. One of our customers, Mr. J. B. Chambers, Te Mata, Hawke's Bay, writes in a letter just come to hand "I have tried the Watch, 4 it Keeps excellent Time, and is a marvel of cheapness." RS. RICHMOND, Midwife, late of Lincoln-street, Ponsonby, desires to intimate to her patients that she has taken the hause lately occupied by Mrs. Trail, Wellington street. Ladies from town or country can be accommodated at her residence, and will receive every homo comfort. Mrs. Richmond can also be consulted at her residence from Two to Four, and Five to Seven p.m. Lost and Found. LOST —Newfoundland Pup, white breast and feet.—Reward on returning it to Mr. T. Bell, Ashton Villa, Ponsonby Road, Wanted. JJAWERA BOROUGH COUNCIL. Applications will be received to noon on SATURDAY, 30th Seotember, for TOWN CLERK AND TREASURER. Salary, £125 per annum and Offices. Particulars can be had on application to JAS. DAVIDSON, Mayor. rjlO COAL MINERS. ALL COAL MINERS* Are REQUESTED TO KEEP AWAY FROM lIUNTLY And refuse employment during the present dispute. THOS. SKELLON, Secretary Miners' Association. Iluntly, September 3, 1890. CHEMIST'S APPRENTICE WANTED. Small premium. Every facility given for study, etc.— W. Robinson, the Newmarket Pharmacy, Newmarket. 4? —WANTED Partner to join Advertiser in starting new business in City.—Full particulars, address Commercial, Herald Office. IF you wish to sell your Properties speedily, take them to Thornes, 81, Queenstreet. IF you want to Buy a House, Cottage, Shop, Land, Farm, Stock, or Business, call at Thornes, 81, Queen-street PERSONS intending to Change their Residences, can obtain one of Thornes' long lists of Houses to sell or to let in any of the tram cars, where they will be found in racks over the windows, or at the office, 81, Queen-street. Fresh list every Saturday. Auckland employers' ASSOCIATION. The services of a Secretary will be required for the above ' Association. Applications, with copies of testimonials, to be addressed to the Chairman, care of Chamber of Commerce, not later than noon. MONDAY, STH INSTANT. TO J^JEN. You are earnestly requested not to accept any work in connection with the Union Company. (Signed) G. W. NEWTON, Secretary Seamen's Union. ANTED, AT ONCE-. SEVERAL GOOD " BUCKING" HORSES. —Apply by letter to J. J.W., Imperial HoteL WANTED RESIDENTS AND VISITORS TO INSPECT THE NEW GOODS AT GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. JAPANESE TABLES, suited for Afternoon Teas A Beautiful Assortment of RACKS, STANDS, TRAYS, &c. Handsome FOUR-FOLD SCREENS, 20s each ; and in Rich Silk Embroidery, 35s each STOVK ORNAMENTS SCREENS and SHIELDS, in great variety, from Cd to 15s each' Some lovely JAPANESE and CHINESE DISHES, PLATES, and TRAYS suited for Cards, Fruit, or Flowers ITALIAN STATUETTES and BRACKETS BIRTHDAY CARDS in choice design MIDGET PHOTO FRAMES, Gd each "THE world, hie soap," """HE CONtinental" PUZZLES, three newest and best on the market, 3d each CREAM LAID RULED NOTE PAPER, 6d, 9d, and Is the Five Quires PACKETS ENVELOPES to match, 6d, 9d, and Is the 100 FANCY NOTE PAPER and ENVELOPES to match, and the Fashionable Correspondence CARDS and ENVELOPES, to match, Is the Box JAPANESE and PALM-LEAF FANS, from 2d each TINSEL FOR DECORATING BEADS in lovely Shades for the New Collarettes MOCQUART BOUQUETS and GRASSES in lovely Colours ; also on FANS Some very attractive NEW TOYS and DOLLS, surpassing in value and beauty any we have before shown LADIES' BAGS in all the Newest Styles CUTLERY and ELECTRO - PLATED GOODS. We retain our reputation for Quality and Cheapness Combined DINNER SFTS, TEA ana AFTERNOON SETS. We have a Large Stock, and Very Low in Price Materials of all kinds requisite for FANCY DRESS COSTUMES. We have a Large Stock. GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, JAPANESE & ORIENTAL BAZA A Queen-street, Auckland. \\T ANTED KNOWN- * ' Enlargement of Goodson's London Arcane. An additional Showroom 40 feet long has been added, fitted as an Oriental Bazaar, exceedingly attractive in appearance, containing besides articles of Curio and Vertu from all parts of the world ; the most useful Goods in everyday requirements, a special display being made of Dinner and Tea Sets, Birthday Cards, and Books, &c Adjoining this apartment is a writing, reading, or retiring room, for the convenience of visitors. The London Arcade, Japanese and Oriental Bazaar, form the largest and most attractive Emporium in the colony, unequalled for cheapness or variety. Gold and Silver Jewellery (all warranted), Cutlery, Electroplate, Glass and China Ware, Dinner, Dessert, Tea, and Toilet Sets in great variety ; Desks, Work boxes, Fancy Baskets (Dolls a specialty) Japanese Goods, the largest stock in Auckland; Liberty and Art Goods, Indian, Island, and other articles of vertu; in fact, a stock so large and varied for the selection of Birthday, Wedding, or other Presents, and supplying the appointments of a comfortable home, it stands unrivalled. C. W. Goodson very cordially invites inspection of the Oriental Bazaar, and to inaugurate its opening during the month of September, all purchasers in that department will be offered a Souvenir of their visit, presented with the proprietors' compliments. This same Oriental Bazaar will be used for displaying (early) the largest, newest, and choicest stock of Christmas Cards (now on passage from England) v« have ever offered. Please call early and inspect the New Oriental Bazaar in conjunction with the Japanese Bazaar and Goodson's London Arcade, Queen-street, Auckland. POUNDKEEPEKS' BOOKS (under the new Act), 25 and 50 pages, with the Schedule of Fines for Trespass and Impounding Fees inserted inccmmencement, on Sale at the lICMU) Publishing Office, Queen-street.