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Observer, Volume 6, Issue 155, 1 September 1883, Page 12

rNHEAP "OOOKS & EXPIRATION OF LEASE. iXENUINE (CLEARANCE I&ALB liCW CrOISO- OK 05? Tng ENORMOUS STOCK OF BOOKS AKJ> STATIOKERY (THB Zjk.li.aKSV IS THE COtONTjit sjjT^ AT THE OLD ESTABLISHED BOOS "'StOfiE^ 100, QXTESS-STREKT, AUCKLAND. Twenty Thousand Books to Select from, THE HANDSOMEST FAMILY BIBLE EVER IMPORTED Is being Sold at Half-pbioe, Two Guineas.. SPLENDID BOXES OF STATIONERY,. Containing 50 sheets Paper and 50 Square Envelopes (tinted, granite, cream-laid,. or mourning), SOLD AT HALF-PRICE-ONE SHILLING. This- is an exceptional opportunity for Public? Libraries, Sunday-school Libraries, &c, to re» plenish their shelves. Special discounts arebeing offered. MERCHANTS AND STOREKEEPERS Should now lay in a stock of WELL - SEASONED ACCOUNT BOOKS. UPWARDS OF 1000 PHOTOGRAPHIC 1 ALBUMS, At an Average of Haiot-pbicb. BOUND VOLUMES of "Leisure Hour, "Sunday at Home," "Bolr Bells, <' Family ' Herald," " London Journal," " Day of Rest, "Goodwood," "Welcome," "Quiver," &c, afc I Clearance Peicbs. This is a oapital chance for i country settlers to lay in a stock of Winter: Reading. Remember, this is a Genuine Clearance Sale, and the atock must be disposed of quickly, as thelease expires shortly, and the premises are coming,down. N« Or. L E **°x, ' s (Late E. Wayte), IMPORTER OP BOOKS AND STATIONERY, 100, QUEEN - STREET, ATTQgiAin>. "TXT ANTED T^ NOW If £ -H-4~M-t**4~» ++ *4 ++ -J-m- + t JOHN GIBBONS, & . GROCER AND FRUITERER, Has commenced business in the New Block of Buildings in YiciOßSiL-sxSBEX (third Bhop from Hobson-street). N.B, — Refreshment Rooms on the Premises, where meals may be had at all hours— from & a.nu to np.m.^&tO^EßSW^^f^c^M Tea or Coffee included. . * " '