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Observer, Volume 3, Issue 55, 1 October 1881, Page 47

THE "OBSERVER" PRIZES. + : FIRST SPRING SERIES. The First Spring Prize Drawing for no less than Thirty Valuable Gifts will take place on Wednesday, 12th of October, under the following new rules, which should be carefully perused :— RULES. 1. Coupons numbered successively .1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. appeared in the last seven, and appears in the present number of the Observes. 2. These eight coupons will form a sot entitling the holder (who must cut them out neatly by the upper lines and send them in, pinned together, to the Puzzle Editor on or before Wednesday, the 12th of October) to eight chances in the First Spring Prize Drawing. One coupon will beofnouse without the other seven, and as no extra coupon will be published this time to enable buyers to make up their sets, subscribers are advised to purchase the paper early on the day of publication, and, having clipped out the coupon, to keep it carefully. 3. The propor name and address must be written clearly and fully on the coupon. Cut this out. Write your name and address on these lines. CO Q Q> g s * 5 Jg; Name ;gj i A S <--\ Address Speing Series. The above, together with the coupons published in the last seven numbers, must be cut out.pinned together, and sent in to the Puzzle Editor Observer, Box 167, Auckland, on or before 6 p.m. on Wednesday, 12th of October* List of Prizes 1. A superb Gold Watch, in a handsome case. 2. Electro-plated Tea and Coffee Service. 3. Beautiful Set Gold Studs. 4. Handsome Gold Scarf Ring. 5. Writing Desk and Despatch Box. 6. Froud's " Beminiscences of Carlyle," 2 vols. 7. Set of Silver Studs. 8. Handsome Silver Bracelet. 9. Gentleman's Magazine, 1880. 2 vols. 10. Alarum Clock. 11. Set Gold Solitaires. 12. Handsomely bound Book by Popular Author. 13. Handsomely bound Book by Popular Author. 14. Handsomely bound Book by Popular Author. 15. handsomely bound Book by Popular Author. 16. Half-yearly Subscriptin to Observer. 17. Half-yearly Subscription to Observer. 18. Six Pots of Preserves. 19. Six Pots of Preserves. 20. Set Silver Solitaires. 21. Novel by a Popular Author. 22. Novel by a Popular Author. 23. Novel by a Popular Author. 24. Novel by a Popular Author. 25. Pair China Candlesticks. 26. Bag of Flour. 27. Set of Studs. 28. Set of Studs. 29. Quarter's Subscription to Observer. 30. Quarter's Subscription to Observer. j [A CAED.] TT W. BAKER * LICENSED INTEEPBETEE Under "Native Land Court Act, 1880," SCARBOROUGH TERRACE, Parnell. i jjUBE ! FIRE ! ! FIRE ! ! ! FIRE ! H A L V A GE HTOOK. CHEAP JEWELLERY. H. G. PAYNE Having resumed Business at No. 166, Queen-street, opposite Arthur's Mart, will Sell his Salvage Stock of WATCHES AND JEWELLERY at AF IMMENSE SEDUCTION. H. G. P A V N E, WATCHMAKER, Etc., 166, Queen Street. ATEUTENBERG-E, Manufacturing Jeweller, Engraver, McArthur's Buildings, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. New Fashions in Jewellery. — Brooches and Earrings (exquisite designs) Manufactured from Nautilus Shells, and Mounted with Gold and Silver. Wedding Rings and Keepers Made to Or-deb. Admirable Presents for Home. ' 750 By Appointment TO HIS < &*lffp||^K? THE EXCELLDNCY &§§£%%!!& GOVEENOB CWESTPFAHL a "wishes to draw the attention of his customers to the splendid shipment per ' Rakai ' and ' Hermione,' which have just landed. They are some of the finest goods that have yet been landed in Auckland. Note the Address — C. WESTPFAHL, BOOTMAKER AND IMPORTEE, 108, Queen Street ■pARNELL AND NEWMARKET. A. AND G. BROOK, Boot and Shoe Manufacturers, and Importers of English. Boots and Shoes. We have a large stock of Boots and Shoes selected from the Best English Market, wnich we offer to the public at Greatly Reduced Prices. OUR COLONIAL-MAKE We can offer at prices which defy competition. We manufacture all kinds of Boots and Shoes, wholesale and retail, at the shortest possible notice. PBICE LIST ON APPLICATION. A. & G. BROOK, PARNELL. (Branch Establishment— Newmarket.)