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Fancy Goods. l . 1 I CHAKLES EELSEY & CO., , DIRECT IMPORTERS on • | /:{IAIfCY' Q. OO D i ,- - < Opposite the Town Clock,- , j Have just unpacked from Bavaria ono direct ship- ! ment of considerably more than . i rjiEN rpONS of fJIOYS, ' ' •Per as. Ruapehu, a Large Assortment of CROQUET, CRICKET VV ARE, & GAMES OF ALL KINDS. Per s.s. Chemnitz, to arrive from Berlin, a Large and Varied assortment of ALBUMS, PHOTO. FRAMES, BAGS. PURSES, FANS, MIRRORS, PICTURES, &0., Together with a Host of Sundries. Per a.s. Tokoa, from London, and other Vessels from Hamburg, they have still further EXTENSIVE SHIPMENTS To arriro before Christmas. Their CHRISTMAS CARDS Will arrive as late as possible, in order to include tho MOST. RECENT DESIGNS. 'AS THEY IMPORT THEIR OWN I GOODS DIRECT, . j , " They are. a' position to I OFFER SAME AT LOWEST PRICES, | I :" '■ ■ ' AND ■ . I PURCHASERS WILL PROBABLY FIND . 'A DilTorout Class of GOODS TO THOSE USUALLY SEEN ELSEWHERE They SPECIALLY-INVITE INSPECTION OF BOTH GOODS AND PRICES. , STOREKEEPERS & HAWKERS SUPPLIED. CHARLES KELSEY & CO., THE ARCADE, OPPOSITE THE TOWN CLOCK. mqi I 111 MIHHHWII |H M lllllin HIHII B I ■■■ .1 U'll ll—— Sporting. By Special Ap- —j. the Governor ointment to New Zea> lis 1 excellency land. W. M. H AZABn ' GUNAIAKER, • IMPORTER OF ARMS, AMMUNITION, SPORTING REQUISITES, OPTICAL GOODS, & FIREWORKS. 116, QUEEN- STREET RKTCHCH-I.OAI>ING AND MUZZLE-LOADING GTTNfI by Srott, Greener, Wssbley, Bland, llollis, and other well-known Makers. Martini-lienry,. Snider. Single aud Double Express Ritloti. Winchester Ropnatlng Rifled, Rook and Rabbit and Saloon Ulfles, llorolvora in great variety, including Colt/s, 'IV.uittr'rt, and Webksy".*, PistqJ? and Swords. Cartridge Re-c*np«r«, Turnovers, Shot and Powder Measures, Cai'trldgo Extractors, Brooch ami Barrel ' Cleanor*, Cartridge kilts and rigs, Game Bags, (1«n Cases and Covert., Bullet Moulds, Wail PirooiMtf, &c..itc. SPORTING CARTRIDGES filled on the pro inises with the grecitest care and precision, and warranted perftoUy rollalJe. GUNS Made to Order, and all kinds of Repairs to Vireanins executed promptly and thoroughly. FIREWORKS, from James Pain and Sons, London, in iwwortc.l boxes, at 2s od, 4s, 7s od, Its, 3Ds and upwiuds. SHOOTING GALLERY AND BOWLING SALOON ON THE PREMISES, OPEN DAILY. Shooting Ed per shot, Bowling 6d por game, day oi , , . . tiicht. . Photography. ! ' FJIHE BEGINNER'S I 1 CAMERA. 1 W l } This fs a an( l ßome Modern Camera, complete withßoqul- ' tltos for taking first-class Viows or Portraits, consisting of Camera, I/ens, Stand, and Slide, ' Dry Plates, Paper Dishes, Printing Frame, Measure, Developing Solution, Toning Solution, Hyposulphite, Rnby Lamp, and Book of Instruc- ( ions. PRICE .15s. W. PARK, l Wf.li.eslky-stuef.t East, ! Dealer in all kinds of Photographic Goods, Magic I>antorn3, and Slides. Notices of RomovaL -pTOTICE OF REMOVAL. While thanking my frionds and the public generally for the liberal support accorded to mo in tho past, I beg to intimate that, to moot the demands of my large and increasing business, I have taken those more commodious promises, situated at the I junction of Queen aud Grey-street, lately occupied ' by Mr. Alexander Aitkon, Auctioneer, Tito now premises havo boon thoroughly renovated and fitted up with every convenience for tho wholesale and retail trade, and with the large shipments of goods now to hand ovory facility is afforded to moot the increasing requirements of my business. Hoping to be favoured with a continuance of your esteemed patrouago. I remain, - Yours respectfully, JOHN SCHISCHKA. Wholesale 'and Retail Grocer, •' Flour, Grain, and Provision Merchant, Wool and Kauri Gum Broker. 1 R E ' M 0 V , A L ' \ ROBSON & CO.'S CAFE ; ' Will bo found at LOWER QUEEN-STRIiET, Opposite Donald and Edonborough's. 3 ■■...» i..i. .1 ■ * Medical. S ENSHAW MONARCH OF PAIN 1 JOu Cures Neuralgia. RENSHAW'S Monarch of Pain cures Toothache. RENSHAW'S Monarch of Pain cures Rheumatism. ~ RENSHAW'S Monarch of Pain euros Sciatica. t RENSHAW'S Monarch of Pain euros Lumbago. Ij RENSHAW'S Monarch of Pain euros Coughs. , ( RENSHAW'S. Monarch of Pain cures Colds. RENSHAW'S Monarch of Pain cures Bronchitis. 8 1 mHE MEDICAL HALL, THREE " Ji. LAMPS, PONSONBY. T. A. CRAWFORD, 3 PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, r Begs to announce to his friends and the residents of son by that ho has purchased the business lately carried on by Mr. D. B. Harris, at tho Three ■. Lamps, which ho intends to conduct as a . FIRST CLASS PHARMACY, ' . In conjunction with his well-known Medical null ill Newton. Remedies of Standard • ISxcellence only will be stocked. The strictest accuracy observed in the making of all Pharmaceutical Preparations, &c., and New Remedies will be always obtainable at reasonable rates. -i This business will bo managed by Mr. Charles W. Robinson, Pharmaceutical Chemist, who has had ' considerable English and Colonial experience in e Pluvmacy, and whoso constant endeavour will be to thoroughly merit the favours that may be accorded m T. A. Crawford hopes that- under his own super vision and that, of Mr. Robinson, The Meimcai Hall, Turku Lamps, Ponsonby, will receive a large amount of patronage. . ■ \ Incases of emergency Medicines may be had at any time during the night. Night Beli.. Telephone. No. 42» A. SUFFERER from nervous and wash- /\ uig debility, loss of vigour, Ac., was restored to health in such * remarkable manner, after all else had failed, that lie will, on receipt of a self addressed stamped envelope, send tho mode of cure free to all ftUow-flufferer«,—Atfdms, a Mi*»r, | G.P.0., Sydney. . ' . . ,

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8693, 9 October 1891, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8693, 9 October 1891, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8693, 9 October 1891, Page 3

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