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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9402, 8 January 1894, Page 8

■ uli ssssssssssssssssSsssssssss, Fancy Goods. JAPANESE pi O D Sill APANESE IjOODS!!! I -, * . ; ~~~~* - THREE LARGE SHIPMENTS OF THIS I SEASON'S GOODS I ..-,- AT -.- ■ / . . ; GOODSON'S TON DON A RCADE OODSON'S IJONDON A.RCADE QUEEN-STREET AND NEWTON. Basketwarc, cheaper than ever; an imraen-e variety. Pretty Baskets, 3d each; Strong and , Pretty Lunch and Work Bankets, 6d each; Fish Kit Baskets, Market, Flower, and Picnic Baskets .•" : f > Tortoise Bamboo Easels, from 3d each Brackets, from Od each Stools, Tables, and Screens Handsomely-lacquered Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, from 6d each Trays.- Cabinets, Desks, Workboxes- <• Crumb Brush and Trays Kalkomonies, from Is each Cane Wall Pockets, beautifully-painted, from 6d each Tea-sets, 30 pieces, including Teapot, Sugar, and Cream ; 15s the set. Tete-a-tete, haudiome and ; ' delicate, 7s 6d the set -'-'-•'•' :. Teakettles (painted), Is each "' ''■'•' > . Fans— 4 for 3d ; large, Id each ■•'■■'' Satzuma and Kai- a Teapots, Bowls, Pails, Censers, Vases, Umbrella Stands - • '•-■■'• ,' A Splendid Line of Expanding Circular Fire-screens " '' iseach' ■■ ,',:- ,-#.•:•• , A New Shape in Umbrellas, 6d each 1 A New Mat (''Bunggo"), 6ft by 2ft; suitable for front of washstand or dressing table; only Is 6d each Crumb Brush and Trays (handsome), Is each Serviette Rings, 3d each. Waste Baskets, Id each Vases (lovely goods), 3d, 6d, 9d, Is, and Is 6d each Ornaments (great variety) at fid each, 3 for Is . Tea Kettles (big enough for a family), Is each '' ' Lovely Plates, 6d. Figures, 3d to 2s 6d each i Tripod Work Baskets, 6d, 9d, Is each ' Easels 4 feet high i Tortoise Bamboo Flower Stands from Is • Faces (forming hat peg and glove pocket) - Egg-shell China Cups and Saucers, Is each Satsuira Censers from Is fid each I Jap Dolls from 6d each. Lanterns, 3d each ; Fajis for evening use; and large, for ornamentation, lsi&ach ' Moustache Cups and Saucers (exquisite) Other and endless varieties too numerous tc mention. Please inspect them. I THE LARGEST RETAIL STOCK IN THE COLONY TO SELECT KSOM. MEW 'VTEAR -pRESENTS! TMRTHDAY T>RESENTS! IDRESENTSI FOR LOVE GIFTS The largest stock to select from, and at the most reasonable prices, is GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADES AND JAPANESE BAZAAR. .*.... *. * Beautifully-fitted' Dressing Bags and Cases (Ladies and Gent*), just opened _ Splendid Presents for the Season. »■:•».■ "••.■•-'•■»'• ' * The favourite HandPabited Crystal Photo. Frames, in all sizes and designs, and all other prevailing - styles. : » * « .If you require for personal use or to present to a friend, a real Silver Albert and Charm, a Silver or Gold Ring, Bracelet, Bangle, Brooch, Earrings, Necklet, Locket, Matchbox, Sovereign Purse, Studs, Solitaires, Links, Napkin Dings, Baby's Rattle, Thimble, Button-hooks, Shoelift, Buckles, all in real Silver or Gold, at much below the ordinary run of prices, inspect the large stock at S3. GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. You will be sure to be pleased at price and variety. * * » Some very beautiful Tea Sets (40 pieces), just opened, real China, ;ind quite new designs ; also, lollet or Trinket Sets, from 2s 6d each, some lovely patterns; Afternoon Tea Sets and Trays, Fruit Dishes and Plates, and an endless assortment of Glass-ware at very, very low prices. * * # . New Goods, suited for Presents— Beautiful Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, Ladies' Companions, Desks, Workboxes, and Baskets (elegantly lined), Papetieres, Blotters, Photo. Albums, Fancy Note Caskets, and the Choicest and Latest Novelties. « * * The Pink and Gold China Plates, Mugs, Jugs, Candlesticks, Cups and Saucers, with Views of Albert Park, all at Is each. GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, Karangahape Road, opp 'site the Foresters' Hall, ii now opened. Thus the demands of an increasing business will be met by our customers having two shops in which to select from the largest stocks out of Queenstreet, the one being opposite the Bank of New Zealand, the other opposite the Foresters' Hall. Both GoodsonV London Arcades. A large staff of assistants in each place, to secure prompt attention. * * * - Nickel Clocks, 3s 9d each ; Fancy' Rep Note Paper and Envelop », 6d per box (beautiful paper) ; New Year's Cards and Packets, and an endless variety of New Goods' Ooodson's. (■, l i.iii,riiiii.>i»l.i. ' —t— —■——»———«—___■_■} Insurance Companies. 1^0 RTHERN ASSURANCE /COMPANY Head Omoes: Aberdeen ax» London. Estavushxd 1836. CAPITAL ... £3,000,000 ACCUMULATED FUNDS.. £3,780,000 FIRE PREMIUMS .. .. £620,000 INSURANCE EFFECTED ON BUILDINGS AND CONTENTS, AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. LOSSES PROMPTLY SETTLED THOMAS MACK ; FORT-STREET CHIEF AGENT FOR AUCKLAND. Sub-agents have been appointed as follows :— THAMES .. .. MR. L. W, PARSONS CAMBRIDGE .- MR. WM. ESCOTT TE AROHA .. .. MR DAVID MACNICOL WHANGAREI M MARSHALL & SONS, PONSONBY, \ NEWTON, [ SUBURBS, and V MR. GEO. W. JONES PROVINCIAL DISTRICT J Auckland October 28,1890 THE UNITED INSURANCE COM PANY (LIMITED), FIRE AND MARINE HEAD OFFICE, SYDNEY. ; Capital _ ... £500,000. THE ABOVE COMPANY HAS RECOMMENCED FIRE BUSINESS Throughout New Zealand, and the undersigned Is prepared to accept risks at LOWEST CURRENT RATES Losses Promptly Settled. ARTHUR HEATHER, Custom -street, Agent for Auckland. «H>dM "PHO3NIX FIRE OFFICE. wULw XT Annual Fire Premium exceeds Vg&SSBr £1,000.000. Unlimited liability of ySjmSSff , Shareholders; Losses ' Paid, over £18,600,000. Eviwy insurable risk undertaken at Lowest Rater. - R. -M. Simpson General Manager. W. Ward Baker, Auckland District Manager. Offices-: 78, Queen-street. f\ N SALE. BEST QUALITY NEWCASTLE, TAUPIUI, AND WESTPORT COAL DRYTI-TRKE FIREWOOD, Cut and Uncut TANKS GARDEN SHELLS TARRING SAND LIME, BRICKS, SAND, CEMENT, Ac POSTS, RAILS, PALINGS PLASTER OF PARIS, &c. ;..;" Telephone No. 44. ~ ,t ■I ' J. J. C RAE \ •■'■ ;; ARCADE, FORT-STREET,