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Otago Witness, Issue 3467, 24 August 1920, Page 44

Black Pearl & Diamond Double Cluster Ring .._.. £72100 IBggjgggSjSggßßg Diamond Hoop Ring £37 10 0 Diamond & Black Onyx § Hoop Ring .. £4O 0 0 § imerald & Diamond Double Cluster Ring .. .. £75 0 0 DiamonJ & Emerald 3-Stone Ring £315 0 0 ctond 3 - Stone § ; .. £72 10 0 I Emerald 3c Diamon-1 Oblong Cluster Ring .. £l6O 0 0 THE Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company's collection of Diamond, Pearl and Gem Set Rings includes the most exclusive and modern designs of which those illustrated are but representative. The Company give orders from abroad special attention, and the prices are the same as those obtaining in London. An Illustrated Catalogue will be posted free upon request. „..,„ 'WARNING ~,„,„„.,.,* | The Goldsmiths 3 Silver- I jj smiths Company have no | i branch establishments in New I I Zealand or elsewhere. 1. THE Jewellers to H.M. The King Regent Street, London, W.l, England

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