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Observer, Volume 1, Issue 20, 29 January 1881, Page 201

[Established 1886.] T W. K ~IT~ I G H T , V • (Late of the City Market,) POULTERER, FRUITERER AND GREENGROCER, (Wholesale and Retail,) CORNER OF DARBY AND QUEEN STREETS. SHIPPING SUPPLIED, POULTRY DRESSED FOR TABLE (always Ready), LIVE PIGEONS, RABBITS, FANCY BIRDS. DUCKS, GEESE, TURKEYS AND FOWLS KEPT ON STOCK. GAME FOWLS, SPANISH, BRAHMAS, BANTUMS (Pure Bred), FRESH BUTTER AND EGGS always on Hand. KNIGHT'S CENTRAL MARKET, Two Doors above Arthur's Auction Mart. TYONS & BLAIKIE, Bootmaker s, In returniug thanks to the Public for the liberal patronage bestowed on them for the last ten years, trust their efforts to please their patrons may warrant a continuance of their favours. Dabby Stbeet (Opposite Knight's, Poulterer. 150 TjIURNISHING MART. D . OLPH ER T , (Late City Market,) REMOVED TO QUEEN STREET, Two doors above the Thistle Hotel, EXTENSIVE STOCK OF CHINA, GLASSWARE, EARTHENWARE, HOLLO WARE, BEDDING AND FURNITUBE, &c, Now selling at REDUCED PRICES, to make room fo new goods. Glassware, Earthenware, &c, &c. Lent on hire at Moderate Charges. N.B.— All Goods delivered FREE of Charge. 208 City Market m H O M A S M c I V O R , (Late op T. & H. Cooxe's), UPHOLSTERER & MATTRESS MAKER, No. 18, CLTY MARKET, Begs to announce to the public in general, that he has commenced in the above line, in which he trusts that by reasonable prices and good workmanship (guaranteed) to deserve a share of their patronage. Mattresses made and re-stuiied, Couches and Chairs made to order, and old ones thoroughly renovated and made nearly equal to new. . Families waited upon. All orders addressed to City Mar[et Store, or North Street, Newton, will receive prompt attention. Carpets made. Old ones taken up, beaten, and carefully re-laid. Old Furniture Re-polished. 211 THE ONLY ARIGINAL TOY BAZAAR IN AUCKLAND IS GREEN'S, N THE CITY MARKET WHERE CHILDREN CAN PROCURE TOYS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Cheaper and better than elsewhere. Bazaars and Storekeepers supplied at liberal terms. ONLY PAY A VISIT AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES. 159 The Cheapest Fruit Shop iN the Market. p D. M C G~~A R It V FRUITERER AND GREEN GROCER. MILK, CHEESE, AND BACON. Game on .Saturday next, at 3/6 the "brace. No. 19 and 55, CITY MARKET, AUCKLAND. 209 j> w a l i is r7 CHEAP FURNISHING AND BEDDING STORE. FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION i ! made on the premises, and sold at the lowest possible remunerative prices. Cane Chairs Re-seated and made as good as new. Nos. 31 to 36 CITY MARKET. 237 NOTICE. " 2 RL. MEEK LATE OF THE MARKET, Begs to intimate to his Customers and the General [ Public, that he has removed td those new Premises known as Lennox's Buildings, Grey-street, where he will open with an entirely new stock of Provisions and Groceries, and trusts that all old friends will continue to give him their support, aud new friends will find it to their advantage to call. All Goods of the best quality and at the lowest possible prices. Note the address.— R. L. MEEK, Lennox's Buildings, Grey Street, Auckland. ' "VT EWT O N COAL DEPOT. HOLDER BROTHERS, COAL & CORN MERCHANTS, Kabangahape Road, Next Garrett's Establishment. 190