Page 7 Advertisements Column 5

Otago Daily Times, Issue 827, 15 August 1864, Page 7

N . SALOMON. I>EGS respectfully to call the attention of his y numerous friends and patrons to his beautifully selected stock of Jewellery, _ &c, all of which, are guaranteed to be of the best manufacture nnd'latest fashions; he likewise Lakes tie opportunity of auuexing a list of the■ principal items now on hand, it b> ing an impossibility to uive an exact enumeration of same, and trusts by retaining the renown of his hitherto unequalled selection of goods, he will ensure ihe liberal support, of those wiio might kindly patronise Ladies' and gentlemen's gold and silver hunting and open faced English and geneva watches, iioru the<moso fasious manufacturers. . Gold und silver watch chains and Albert s, m latest patterns Splendid broochea Bracelets Earrings Necklets Lockets Scarf-pins ai;d'rings, of the moss tasteful designs, set with diamonds, rubies, emeralds, opals, amethysts, aquamarines, earaeo3, &c, &c. Magni'ieert diamond, gem, and signet rings, wedding rings, keepers, &c, &c. * Ladies' and gentlemen's gold and silver pencil eases and toothpicks Gold studs, plain and variously ornamented with diamonds and other precious stones Sleeve links Splendid designs in jet and coral Sterling silver and electro-plated tea and coffee nervices ' Cruet, liqueur, egg, and pickle frames Cake and card baskets, Sets salvers, sets side dishes and dish covers Buiter coolers, sugar basket's, toast racks, so v p and toddy iadJes, fish slices, <se, &c. A fine assortment or ladies' and gent's sterling silver and electro plated fitted .dressing cases ver inkstands, in beautiful designs ; silver tortoise shell and mother-of-pearl card cases; gold and silver vinaigrettes ; thimbles; gold, silver, and ivory mounted M ordaa's pencil cases, with, pen, pencil, and knife A large assortment of sterling silver cups, beautiful designs, suitable, for race, yachting, or riile prizes Mathematical and optical goods in great variety. Gold and silver-fitted spectacles and eye glasses; opera and field gla*se3 : English and foreign clocks of various designs, in • black, white and veined naarble, alabaster, ebony, walnut, oak &c, &c. ■ Alarums, French and American, in brass ! and wood j *usical boxes, four six, eight, ten .and j twelve ah s, with or without drum and bells . Iif 1 the watchmaking andmanufacturing jewellery department, the utnwst precision and strict attention to the beauty, design and purity of material may be fully relied on. Gold bouaht in any .quantity. Hours of business from 9 a.m. til 7 p.m. N. SALOMON, Chronometer and Watchmaker, Goldsmith and Jewetier, Next Bank of New Zealand, Princes-street, Dunedin.. DENT, CHRONOMETER, WATCH. A*Tl> Clock Maker to Her Majesty, H.14.H. the Prince of Wales ana f1.1.M. the Emperor of Russia, Maker of the Great Clock for the Houses of Parliament. Silver.. Gold. Guineas. Guineas. Strong Silver Lever , Ladies' or GentleWatches 5 men's Gold Lever >' Do do superior 6to 16 Watches 16 Do with very thick Do superior. .18 to 35 glass Bto 20 Gold Half "ChronoSilver Half Ohrono- meters ........ 35 meter 5.......... 25 Do in Hunting Cas?s 40 Gold Geneva Watches from 7 Guineas upwards. Tact Watches for the Blind. Two-day Marine Chronometers, 35 Guineas. Every description of-Keyless Watches and Kepeaters in Silver Cases kept in stock; also a large assortment of Kepeaters, Centre and Independent Seconds, Double Seconds, in gold cases, from 40 guineas upwards. - An elegant assortment of fine Gold Waistcoat Guard Chains, from 3 to 25 Guineas. Gold and Silver Pocket Chronometers. Astronomical .Regulators, Turret, Church; and Bracket Clocks of every description. ■E. DENT- and CO., 61, Strand, W.C. (adjoining Contts' Bank); and 34 and 55 3 Royal Exchange, E.C; and also ai the Turret Clock and Marine Compass Factory, Savoy street, Strand, London, W.C. BUR BO W' S GLAS SE S for the opera, field, camp, and sea ; unsurpassed for brilliancy and power. Equal to any other Binoculars at double the price. Larger sizi and power, £6 6s ; smaller, £3 13s 6d (sling cases); in aluminium, incredibly %ht, 10 and 14 Guineas. . HIGH-POWER RIFLE TELESCOPES. As used at the National Rifle Association Meeting, Three, Five, Six, an'l Nine Guineas each. Nuv&l, Deer-Stalking, and Reoonnoiterinn: Telescopes, best quality, Two, tfour, and Six Guineas each. Opinions op the English Press. Athenaeum.--"The Malvern Glass must be valuable to any man." Illustrated London News. — " Admirably adapted for deer-stalkers, yachtsmen, and sportsmen." '"■•■' Boll's Life.--" Best binocular telescope yet invented." Field, —« Most compact, accurate, and powerful." Army and Navy Gazette.—" One of the best." Volunteer Service liazstte. — '"Beautifully finished binoculars." j Gentlemen, in order to save delay, should en- I close remittance. Address— W. and J. BURROW, Malvern, England. Caution.-—Messrs Burrow do not guarantee the quality of any glasses that do not bear their name and'addresa. "TT> ECON NO IT'RER" GLASS, JA) 10s lOd, p»st free, shows distinctly windows and doors of bouses ten miles off, Jupiter's moons, &o, &c. As a landscape glasp, is valuable for twenty-five miles. ''The Reconnoit'rer is very good!"— Marquis of Carmarthen. '• A most useful glass."—Lord Gifford, Ampney. "It gives me complete satisfaction, and is wonderfully good/— Sir Digby Cayley, Drompton, York. "I never before met an article that so completely answered the recommendsitionof its maker, nor a glass combining so much power, for its size, with so much clearness."- F. H. Fawkes, Esq., of Farnley. " Quite as powerful as that for which I gave L 5 ss." —Major Starkey, Wrenbury Hall, Kantwitch. " I have found it effective on the 1000 yards range."—Capt. Sendc-y, lioval Small Arms Factory, Enfield. "We nave carefully tried it, and found it fully equal to many which had cost more than four times its price" Field. " What intending tourists will now start without such an indispensable companion to a pleasure trip?"— Notes and Queries. To Leeds, Hull, York, Sheffield, Bradford, Liverpool, and Manchester, only 10a 2(1. The HytUe Glass shows bullet marks at 1000 yards, arid men at three miles, price 31s Oi. The above glasses are only to be had direct from iSALOM and CO., 93, Princes street, Eainburgh. No agents. wlekly;