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Observer, Volume IV, Issue 92, 17 June 1882, Page 224

/CAPTAIN jgßtefa jgR HANCOCK ■J&Bf BREWERS' Newjiakket. BOTTLERS. , S. Jaggeb begs to notify that at the request of his numerous friends and customers, he has* ! opened a Branch Store next Thames Hotel, Cxistom-house-street. TO THE TRADE. Large Stocks of our celebrated Sparkling ALESAND STOUT, brewed from pure Malt and x Hops of the finest quality, will always be kept at? our Branch Stoiie, bottom of Queen-street,. ' next Thames Hotel. 1 1 hb.h h w h n nn i & = ::p:t : E^ : " :^E : E : S :: i 'Mill \\IH.- U.WW Wti-HAIVH Beg to call the attention and careful consideration of those about to furnish to their veuy. reasonable fbices of ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. Having introduced steam power, they are prepared to- . supply all work cheaper than any house in town. All work manufactured on the premises, under the? direction of the Proprietors. Please note the address, for naw's the time , There ne'er was such value south of the Lino. J. REID & SONS, FUENITUEE EMPOEIUM, Hobson - street (second Shop fr»m Victoria-street).. 1515 1%/r R. T V Nl> A L L~^ SURGEON DENTIST, TOP OF ftEBT STEEBT, Five years assistant to Mr Plumley. CELLULOID! CELLULOID A New American Base for Artificial Teet& Just Imported. , Cellulhid is a base which is superior to Vulcanite ancl surpassed only by gold for artificial teeth. It is much stronger than rubber, consequently can fee much thinner and still have sufficient strength. It is free from injurious ingredients, therefore less likely to cause inflammation of the mucus membraae. It is cleanly and beautiful in appearance, there being: in this respect no comparison. PEICES: Upper and lower in Celluloid £10 0In Vulcanite, from 4 0* , Silver 6 0 Gold ; 6 0 pHBSTS OF DRAWERS. Very Handsome Chests of Drawees in rich Mottled' Kauri ars selling at the following prices FOE CASH :— Large Chests of 8 drawers, with funnelled Bonnet Drawer, £6; 5 Drawers Chests, £4; Toilet do, £2 10 a. The above "Wood becomes more beautiful with age, aa it deepens to a richer colour. They are universally admired, and have nlways given great satisfaction., . WILLIAM NORRIE, CABINETMAKEE, Top op Shortland Street. Q T E P H E N S' S English and Contipental BOOTS AND SHOES. Latest Fashions and Newest Styles in the Trade. Theseare now on sale at Cheaper Prices than such articles have ever before been offered to the public. Tkemendoits Reductions in Pbices at F. STEPHENS', 136, Queen-st. TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS IN PRICES'. Stephens' s Enormous Stock of Boots and Shoes elected and bought, at a great Eeduction, from the Best Makers, otters an opportunity seldom met with, of fitting up a family with this indispensible article of dailywear. The importance of keeping children's feet warm* and dry cannot be over estimated. ONLY THE BEST GOODS KEPT IN STOCK. YANKEE BOOTS.— A Fresh Shipment of Yankee. Boots, from Children's size to Maids (1 and 2.20 percent cheaper than last). Also, an Arrortment of Scotchi Web Slippers. F. S. having completed his improvements invites the> Ladies of Auckland to inspect his Stock. npiANOS, TTARMONIUMS, &c, . N STOCK and arriving by every vessel, a,t 20» per cent less than any other house. Pianos by Neufeld, Bord, Neumeyer, Aucher, Dassell,. Bosner, &c. .. /^ALL before purchasing elsewhere. JHOWDEN, SnORTLAND-STKEET. ' MRS. "O O Y'LE,, FRUITERER AND GREENQROOER. Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Daily. Orders attended to. Address — Kyber Pass RpucV, Pearce's New Buildings. ' ■ .- 1977Printed and Published by the Proprietor, ALFEED> STEWAET EATHBONE, at his Printing Office, 42: Shortland-street, Auckland. Saturday, june 17 th, 1882. ■ ,