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Observer, Volume 7, Issue 161, 13 October 1883, Page 18

/^HEAP "OOOKS & OTATIoirERT EXPIRATION OF LEASE. A V3TENUINE t IRANCE &ALB NOW a0IN& ON OP THE ENORMOUS STOCK OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY (the laegest in the coi.ony); . at the old established book st&Be, 100, QUEEW-STSEET, AUCKI»AIO> ; . ' '' ■ " : Twenty Thousand Books to Select from. , v ; THE HANDSOMEST FAMILY BIBLE EVER IMPORTED ' ' Ib being Sold at Half-pbiob, Two Guineas. SPLENDID BOXES OF STATIONERY, Containing 50 sheets Paper and 50 Square Envelopes (tinted, granite, cream-laid, or mourning), SuLD AT HALF-PRICE— ONE SHILLING. ——— v This is an exceptional opportunity for Public Libraries, Sunday-school Libraries, &c., to re- : ,\ plenish their shelves. Special discounts are. " being offei*ed. ■. ; MERCHANTS AND STOREKEEPERS Should now lay in a, stock of WELL - SEASONED ACCOUNT BOOKS. UPWARDS OF 1000 PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, dH At an Aveea»b of HaiiP-peick. I^'lß | BOUND VOLUMES of "Leisure ¥<|"«H "Sunday at Home," "Bow Bells, "Faiipi^^i Herald," "London Journal," "Day of Rest;, ;■ "Goodwood," "Welcome," "Quiver," &c, at. Cleaeancb Pbices. This is a capital chance, for country settlers to lay in a stock of Winter Reading. Remember, this is a Genuine Clearance Sale,^ and the stock must be disposed of quickly, as th.^fl lease expires shortly, and the premises are comin^B down. V i N. G. L ENHOX ; - ... (Late E. Wattb), IMPORTER OF BOOKS A!SI> STA. CIONEET, 100, QUEEN - STREET, AuoKi.2d?x>. T U S T APBNED TT P, . FEOM LONDON AND PARIS, X SPLENDID ASSOKTMENT OF ■' Laces and Lace Goods Generally Also, - - -' x SATTEENS AND CAMBEICS, Plain akd Fktobed Latest Designs and Colourings. VTEW OPRING rxRESa^", AO^ODS, With TBiMMiNas to Matcsi? I - '. .\' ■ "'% I ■ ■ \ x TITILNE & pHOYCE, QUEEN STREET. fi ROUND T IME. GROUND TT IME. .JLJ, . ; SOUTHGATE'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCHE LIME i IN AKY QU^NTITy, Foe Concrete Paths, Flooes, Cbli^abs, &C., &C., &O. / ■ (Next to stone flagging.) ' L. Is unrivalled for durability and hard settling qualities. For Tanks and other wet work, it is a first-class material. . fTf~ "* B. KEANE. ' ,Vf Sole Agent, * , J Customhouse-street. A O T E P H E : .i;iß, BRASS FOUNDER, „/;■;£ Customhouse-street West, hear tne Doel^r / Auckland, N;Z. • ; ■■■ ■■{ •'■&. . ..^ Brass Castings done at the shortest notice^ vß ' Every Vwlety of Bcaß6 Work.Finiflh'ad.%JW|