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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 8784, 26 January 1892, Page 1

Personal. MRS. CLUCAS & CO., Herbalists, offer . a speedy and sure cure for Influenza, Colds, Coughs, Blood Impurities, and all Female Irregularities.—B3, Victoria-street West. LADIES' VISITING CARDS— per_lL_J fine Ivory Cards, including engraving copper* plate, for 7s (3d ; Gentlemen's Cards 7s. By calling at Herald Works, Wyndham street, the above may be obtained within two hours if necessary. TTASLETT'S ROSE-QUININE TOOTH _fl BL POWDER —beyond comparison— most agreeable and effective Dentifrice.-, I lIAfciLETT'S PHARMACY, 184, Queen-street. | Academy of artistic dressmaking AND MILLINERY, Conducted by MADAME ALICE (late of London and Paris), Syjionds-sxreet (near City Road), Auckland. Dressmaking and Millinery thoroughly taught to Ladies wishing to do their own Dressmaking or successfully engage in business. Ladies learning under Madame Alice (not scientific system) can always secure lucrative positions in any first-class establishment of London or the Colonies. Artistic Millinery: 6 lessons, ins Od. I Morning, Afternoon, and Evening Classes. IF THE EYES FEEL TIRED In reading do not delay getting the ASSISTANCE OF SPECTACLES, ! Consult PEACOCK, Optician, Shortland-street. S3T Special attention given to Astigmatism and Defective Vision. Artificial Eyes of all colours. "FT having come to my knowledge that an JL imitation of my Wine is now being offered to the public, I beg to inform them that no SHOP or STORE has any LICENSE or AUTHORITY TO SELL MY WINES, except the NEW ZEALAND WINE DEPOT, Karangahape Road. J. WENDEL, Wine Manufacturer, Symonds-streefc. Fancy Goods. yy ANTED KNOWN. THE ANTICIPATED BOOM ARRIVED C. W. G oodsok Tenders his sincere thanks to his customers, town and country, for their very liberal patronage during the Holiday Season, which has made it the most successful Christmas experienced at the Loudon Arcade, even in the palmy days of Auckland's prosperity. This surely demonstrates one of two things : either Auckland's prosperity is returning, or from the magnificent stock offered we have secured a larger share of patronage. We believe both to be true. The successful season will only prove a stimulant to further effort in catering for the tastes of our customers, and the constant succession of novelties to arrive will ensure this result. We have opened an immense quantity of NEW GOODS in every department, and have never be fore offered such a splendid stock; not less than £7500 Value is displayed for our customers* selection, but the mention of this inadequately conveys the Extent, Vai.ce, or Variety ; certainly no Fancy Goods establishment in Auckland or the Colony contains anything approaching it; or offers such facilities to purchasers as QOODSON'S JAPANESE AND ART BAZAARS. Three heavy shipments goods just opened from Japan have enriched the Jap Bazaar beyond anything it ever before presented. S3T Our great feature in these establishments is the perfect freedom with which visitors may in spect regardless of purchasing, PLEASE REMEMBER— For Gold and Silver Jewellery (all warranted), j Cutlery, Clocks, Electro-plate, Stationery, Japanese Goods, Art and Useful B.isketware, Bre.ikfast, Dinner, Dessert, 'lea, and Toilet Sets, Glass and China, Desks, Workboxes, Dressing Cases, Work Baskets and Tables, Albums, Photo Frames, Vases, Lustres, Kpeignes, Glass Shades of Fruit and flowers, Dresden and Parisian China, Cricket and Tennis Goods, Dolls (a specialty), and Fancy Goods from all parts of the world, suited for Presents for all times and all persons THE Place in Auckland is GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADES. No. I—Next New Zealand Clothing Factory, Queenstreet. No. Next Rushbrook and Snedden's, Queenstreet. No. 3Next Macpheison's, Karangahape Road. A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF (©"CHOICE GOODSH CUPS AND SAUCERS, AFTERNOON TEA-SETS, Each in Elegant-lined Cases, &c., &c., &c. Should be seen by those seeking novelties. Also, THE LOVELY FLOWER SHOW In the window. "A dry summer" does not affect their blooming and a " wet summer" does not dash them. They are to be seen only at GGODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, No. 1. W ANTED KNOWN— "Wanted to be Well Known— JjIANCY JgAZAAR, 120, QUEEN-STREET. "\yHY2 Because you will find there the largest and most varied stock of Fancy Goods in the colony. Because you will find there a choice assortment of Gold and Silver Jewellery in all the latest designs. Because the large stock of Toys, Stationery", etc., will astonish you. * Because, being direct importers, all Goods are offered at irresistible prices. Because our Sixpenny and Shilling Stands are always attractive. Because courteous and obliging assistants are always to be found at JJIANCY JJAZAAR, 120, QUEEN-STREET, AND JgAZAAR, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. Wanted. PARTNERSHIP OR INVESTMENT ON SECURITY, AS PREFERRED. WANTED, in a going concern in the Waikato (not a flax mill or farm) Six hundred pounds. Profitable contracts now on hand. Principal fully secured, and could be realised. Full particulars of M., care Hearne and Co., 75, Queen-street, Auckland. Mutual life association of AUSTRALASIA. WANTED-A Travelling Agent; none but ex. perienced men need apply. Good remuneration to a competent man. v , WILLIAM T. J. BELL, Secretary, 30, Queen-street.