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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10019, 4 January 1896, Page 3

'/ ■■ Fancy Goods'l PRESENTS. 40 OASES 40 OF VERY CHOICE JAPANESE GOODS OPENED AT THE /CHRISTMAS pARDS 1 "VTEW yEAR /NARDSII /CHRISTMAS pARDS II C. \V. GOODSON, of the London Arcades, begs to announce the arrival of this iea<on's Cards, They are choice beyond description, the variety Is creator than ever, and tho Low Prices for really Artistic Cauls is simply wonderful, ranging in price from two for one penny to lis each. NEW YEAR CARD PACKETS! The yearly increasing demand for Packets of Curds has led C. W. Gooibon this season to import more largely than hitherto. Tho reputation of the London Arcade packets demand a greater provision being made each year. The value of cards in each packet is marvellous, ;ertainly surpassing any previous year. GOODSON'S Matchliiss Packet, containing 'six Choice Cards, fid ; post free, tijd. GOODSON'S Matchless. Packet, containing 12 Choice Cauls, Is; post free, Is ljd. GOODSON'S Matchless Packot, containing 21 Choice Cards, Is 9d; post free. Is lfljd. GOODSON'S Matchless Fackot, containing 30 Choice Cards, 2s fid ; post free, 2s ~\&, GOODSON'S Quantity Packet, containing 20 Pretty Cards, fid ; pn-t free, id. GOODSON'S Quantity Packet, containing 40 Pretty Cards, Is; post free, Is ljd. A very useful packet of assorted Envelopes for cards of all sizes, Price, Od the packet, containing SO envelopes; post free, 7jd. NEW YEAR'S CARDS ALONE IN PACKETS ARE OBTAINABLE IF DESIRED. Note the address— pOODSON'ST ONDON A RCADES, QUEEN-STREET A KARANGAHAPK ROAD, AUCKLAND. T\TEW -JAPANESE pOODS. JUST OPENED, FIRST SHIPMENT OF TDIS SEASON'S GOODS AT GOODSON'S JAPANESE BAZAAR, fOO Teakettles, Terracotta, with Bamboo Handles handsomely gilt, (id each 160 doz. Bamboo Easels, from 2d each New Shapes in lanterns, from 3d each Dozens upon dozens of Fire Screons, from 6d each Soiled Linen Baskets, 3 sizes, very cheap 1-arge Picnic Baskets at all prices Waste Paper Baskets, from Is each Bamboo Stools, from is each ' Handsome Flower Stands, 4s Cd each Bamboo Music Racks Brackets, from fid each, Bamboo and Lacquer Cane Wall Pockets, from ad, and Splash Mats 860 Handsome Lacquered Trays (Tea), from 6d each Serviette Rings is 9d the half-dozen y '.;.' r Sugars and Creams, from fid each Censers, Pails. Vases, innumerable, very cheap : 600 Teapots, from Cd each Biscuit Jars, from Is :. 100 doz. Basins, all sizes and patterns, very useful and cheap ; I'ozens of dozens of Plates of all sizes Perfume Jars (a wonderfully cheap line), from fid each Water Jugs, some choice goods tO dozen of Cups and Saucers (Egg Shell China), from 3s the half dozen Afternoon Tea Sets, complete for six persons, from 103 Desks, Work Boxes, Cabinets, Glove and Hat Boxes, Tables, Stools, and an IMMENSE VARIETY FAR TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. INSPECTION INVITED. Breadstuffs. mHE "pOPULAR "yERDIOT IS THAT T>Y CROFT'S "DISCUITS : ARE pOOD "DISCUITS: QNO W DRIFT TILOUR [ IS pOOD "COLOUR; AND DELF-RAISI.NG El L 0 U • IS "\7ERY pOOD. Dental, H. F. W"" ,808 SURGEON DENTIST (By Exam.), SHORTLAND-STREKT (Opposite General Post Office). TELEPHONE 37?. W.H. i H.C.W BIGHT SURGEON DENTISTS, (Successors to A. I. Wright) Telephone 657. W. H. L EAIHAM SURGEON DENTIST (For two years with the late Mr. W. H. Skeet) Slny be consulted at, his Rooms, adjoining Messrs Champtaloup and Cooper, QUEEN-STREET I (Opposite Wyndham-street). 1). K ■ "p * SURGEON DENTIST HAS REMOVED TOQUEEN^TREET, Next Bank of New Zealand P,O, Box, 317. Telephone, 494, E. . C ox & SON, a O";" 8 -} dbrbiii {"■ %]?*■ , ' '. '■■ A.M.P, Buildings,. 148 r Queen-street. [.' Telephone Hi.' .'■•■' /" .. ■ *