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Observer, Volume 2, Issue 28, 26 March 1881, Page 290

THE "OBSERVER" PRIZES. THIRD SERIES. The success attending the previous prize drawings lias induced the proprietor of the Observer to offer to all those who take a copy of this and the three ensuing numbers of the paper, a chance for a series of ten valuable prizes, varying in value from £5 to ss. A coupon will he published in each issue whick must be cut out, kept, and sent in when required. The coupon in the paper of March 12th was numbered thus : 1 ; that in the last issue 2 ; that in the present issue, 3 : and that in the paper of April 2nd, 4. One coupon will be of ?io use without the others. To stand a chance, all four 'must be carefully kept. FIRST PRIZE.— A beautiful Gold Watch in a morocco case, suitable for either a gentleman's or lady's wear. SECOND PRIZE.— A valuable and very heavy Albert Chain of sterling silver with locket and a dogwhistle attached. (N.B. If a lady wins this, something else will be substituted). THIRD PRIZE. — A set of Gold Studs, gentleman's or ladies, as the winner chooses. FOURTH PRlZE.— Chambers' Journal for 1880. (Just pnblished). FIFTH PRlZE.— Parisian Clock and Alarum. SIXTH PRIZE.— A Leather Writing Desk properly fitted with stationery aud all essentials. SEVENTH PRIZE.— Pair of Vases for mantelpiece. EIGHTH PRIZE.— Six Pots of Preserves. NINTH PRlZE.— Three Novels by eminent authors. TENTH PRIZE.— A beautifully inlaid Card Box. RUL E S . 1. Cut out this coupon and keep it. CO IC Write your name and address on these lines. d 6 £ fc O O fL, Name fx, & ' & Address O ° 2. This coupon, together with Nos. 1 and 2, and that published in the next issue, must be cut out, ginned together, and returned to this office in an envelope on or before April 13th addressed — Puzzle Editor Observer, 42, Shortland-street. Remember all four coupons must be pinned together, and one will be of no use without the other three. WILLIAM KINCAID, Victoria House, 20, Victoria Street, Auckland, Respectfully intimates he is now Open as above, with a New Stock of Millinery, Drapery, at the very Lowest Kates. New shades in Silks, new Shapes, new Frillings, Ribbons, Gloves, Stays, Hosiery, etc., etc. PHOTOGRAPHY. HEMUS & HANNA Would respectfully draw the attention of their Patrons and the Public generally to their FINELY FINISHED ENLARGEMENTS In Carbon or Silver. BEATIFULLY ENAMELLED PHOTOGRAPHS and every Novelty in Photography, at their STUDIO, QUEEN STREET, Corner of Wellesley-street, Auckland. 231 TNDIA AND CHINA TEA WAREHOUSE. FOR SALE— 750 Boxes really Choice (Ist Crop) and other Teas, at 18s., 205., 235., 255., 265., and 28s. per box. 250 -1-Chests Choice (Ist Crop) Teas, at Is. Bd., 25., and 2s. 3d." per lb., each 401 b. weight. 27 i-Ckests Specially Fragrant Darjeeling Pekoe. Company's No. 1 Sugar, 395. per cwt. TERMS— NETT CASH. FREDK. WHITE HEAD, tea importer, Victoria -street Auckland. AREAT CLEARING OUT SALE. MADAME BOTTENELLI having decided to clear out her Summer Stock at considerably less than cost price, offers goods to the Ladies of Auckland at prices hitherto unprecedented. Call at once, for this is a GENUINE SALE, and Great Bargains are offered. Note the Address — OPPOSITE Me ARTHUR'S BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. 590 CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL, Fort Street. MRS. C. MOLLER, late of the Queen's Head Hotel, having taken the above old established house, will he tippy to see all her old friends and acquaintances. The best brands of Wines and Spirit only kept. Hancock's Sparkling Ales and Stout. Good accommodation for boarders.