m & QJ MORRIN'S MANIFEST OF GOODS, Now Landing EX 'RAKAIA/ And to Arrive Ex * Firth op Tat ' and ' Oceola.' Now Landing-, ex 'Rakaia.' £_ 330 kegs E Avbank's Nails 144 dozen Milk Pans, 18 to 24 inch 12 dozen Golchvashers' Dishes 1 ton Hook and Eye Hinges 10 cwt. Flax Engine Packing 36 pairs Buggy Lamps 48 Lovelock's Meat Mincers 5 cases Gas Chandaliers, Brackets and Hall Lamps 366 kegs Wire Nails 82 cases Sheet Zinc 300 Sheet Hair Engine Felt 30 bundles Hoop Iron 120 sheets Brass and Copper 10 cwt. Copper Rod 10 cwt. Galvanised Clothes Lines 42 paii*s Cart Arras and Boxes 228 Register Stoves, assorted 36 Water Tue Irons 126 bundles Heel Tip Iron 300 bundles Angle Iron 10 tons Galvanised Fencing Wire 112 cases Galvanised Corrugated Iron, registered " Kauri " brand 2 cases Electro-Plated Ware, novelties and new designs 50 kegs Galvanised Snap Nails -. 48 Smith and Weltstood's Cooking Stoves and Ranges 6 hogsheads Holloware 2 hogsheads BM Teapots 87 casks and cases Cutlery and Hardware. tit O N T A G U E ' S SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. JUST OPENED, Ex 'Orient' Steamer, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF STERLING SILVER JEWELLERY OE THE VERY LATEST DESIGNS. Brooches from 2s 6d, Ear-rings from 3s 6d a pair Bracelets from 7s 6d, Necklets from 6s. Lockets from ss, Waltham Levers 60s. Gold Genevas 50s, Hunting Genevas 70s. And a very large assortment of GOLD JEWELLERY, Which, to make room for further extensive shipments, will be offered at a slight advance on London prices. Ex 'Dunkeld,' 'Rakaia.' and 'Hermione,' g9 PACKAGES OF FANCY GOODS, Comprising Workboxes, Desks lined work baskets, Russian and Morocco Reticules and Ladies' Bags, Best English Electro-plated Cruets and Teapots, Lockwood's Cutlery, China Handpainted Fkwer Pots and Toilet Sets, Russia, Morocco, and Plush Albums,. Clocks, Purses, &c. Paris-dressed Dolls, quite new; and a very large assortment of new Toys. As .large shipments are expected per 'Firth of Tay,' ' Loch Cree,' and ' Stracathro,' the present stock will be offered at the lowest possible prices, owing to limited accommodation and projected extensive alterations. MONTAGUE'S FANCY BAZAAR, Queen Street Adjoining N.Z. Clothing Hall. ' .^|T|TANTED, TFNSPECTION. Everybody should see the Splendid Value in SADDLERY AND HARNESS, SOLID NICKEL-SILVER BITS, STIRRUPS, Etc., supplied bt "W© S« Jones, WHOLESALE MANUFACTURER, Queen-street. All the Latest Improvements, Novelties, and Mountings to hand per " Hermione," " Loch Urr," and to arrive per "Wellington" and "Anazi." Tho greatly increased demand for his inanufactxu'es, combined with the latost improved labour-saving appliances, has enabled W.S.J, to reduce the cost of production to the lowest limit, and consequently supplies his customers with an article which, for quality and price, cannot be equalled. DURABILITY IS THE TEST OF CHEAPNESS. W. S. JONES, WHOLESALE MANUFACTUBEE. QUEE_.-3T_.___.
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Observer, Volume 3, Issue 72, 28 January 1882, Page 306
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451Page 306 Advertisements Column 1 Observer, Volume 3, Issue 72, 28 January 1882, Page 306
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