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Observer, Volume 4, Issue 100, 12 August 1882, Page 342

" 1882. AUTUMN AND" g~V OODS ¥▼ KJT NOW OPENING UP. WELL-BOUGHT AND SPLENDID VALUE. ' NOVELTIES in Dress Goods NOVELTIES in Dress Trimmings ' . NOVELTIES in Millinery „ . .. NOVELTIES in Jackets and Dolinana NOVELTIES in Cretonnes - NEW Hats, Bonnets, Flowers NEW Men's and Boys' Clothing „ NEW Blankets, Flannels, &c. NEW Fur and Spring-top Kid Gloves c* in IXAELICK & CRANWELL, CITY HALL ARCADE, Queen-street, Auckland. T7KTE NOW ALLOW ON ALL CASH » » " PAYMENTS :— 5 PEE CENT. DISCOUNT on Furniture 5 PEE CENT. DISCOUNT on Carpets ' 5 PEE CENT. DISCOUNT on Floorcloths 5 PEE CENT. DISCOUNT on Furnishing 5 PEE CENT. DISCOUNT on Drapery Goods 5 PEE CENT. DISCOUNT on Millinery 5 PEE CENT. DISCOUNT on Clothing 5 PEE CENT. DISCOUNT on all Purchases over One Pound, in any Department, AT THE C^/iTY JoLall -cLrcade, ' ONLY ONE PRICE ! CASH PRICE ! EXTRA CASH DISCOUNT! GAELICS & CRANWELL, CITY HALL DRAPERY AND FURNISHING ARCADE, Qtteen-stbeet, Auckland. BUMMER PASSIONS JD A. O. STEPHENSON Is opening up an entire New and Fashionable Stock for the Present Season. Ladies' attention is particularly directed to the following Departments, where THE LATEST NOVELTIES FOR THE SEASON may be seen in great variety at prices that will commend them to purchasers. Prints and Sateens Manchester Goods in General Ribbons, Laces, and Umbrellas Trimmings and Fancy Goods Hosiery and Gloves. Ten Per Cent, allowed to the Trade. NEWTON, 607 NEAR POST OFFICE. ERESH THRESH SHIPMENTS ! JO SHIPMENTS ! Just Opened, Fresh Shipments ex ship " Oxford " and s.s. " Sorata," comprising — LADIES' E.S. BOOTS AND SHOES, and a wellassorted stock of Button Boots of every deserij^t tion. CHILDREN'S E.S. BOOTS AND SHOES and Button Boots in Glace, Goatskin, Calf Kid, Glace" Kid, Blue Cloth and Brown Cloth, in all sizes. GENTS' E.S. BOOTS, Watertights with Clump Soles — the best articles that can be had to keep out damp and water ; besides a well-assorted stock of Gents' Light Boots in Lace, E.S., and Button. Note the Address : — C. WESTPFAHL, Bootmaker, Opposite Haymarket. BAVIES AND BAKER, LAND, ESTATE, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, VALUATORS AND ARBITRATORS, NATIONAL INSURANCE BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. VARIOUS PROPERTIES FOR SALE IN . TOWN AND COUNTRY. HOUSES, PROPERTIES, AND STOCK BOUGHT OR SOLD ON COMMISSION.' 1814 XpOE YEARS PAST THE PUBLIC HAVE JD USED these j. 'Us with the most gratifying results. They arc a SAfcT? APERIEN, and act upon the Liver, Stomach, and are" =?ood for Flatulency, Headache, Nervousness, &c, ;i7KI for Debility. Nearly all diseases send oi fc their warnings. They are not, as is very generall> supposed, treacherous enemies that strike us unseen and in the dark. The experience of almost all persons who have suffered from severe illness is that they were warned in time, but were not aroused to the dangers of delay. Take the various types of fever and r'joumatic affections, derangements of the liver, spleen xnd kidneys caused by blood poisoning: from coiistipii.tio'i^' hut in all these cases the diseases depend on some leV '.ngement of the liver, the most important organ i\\ fjlto body, without whose free and easy action good heai th, i» impossible. APOTHECARIES' HALL, Opposite Post-office. -jO> E.DU CE D R< ATE S . Scientific American., ~:...15a per annum „ „ Supplement „.^53 „ „ British Trade Journal l .10a „ „ Demorest Magazine.... 1 „.3.js, ..3.js , } „ American Agriculturist .-. 7s 6d „ Post paid to any address . . Subscriptions (payable in advance) received by INGRAM & fiO., Hoffmann's Buildings., Queen-street.