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Observer, Volume XV, Issue 814, 4 August 1894, Page 4

WARD'S FANCY GOODS AND STATIONERY EMPORIUM. Uppeb Pitt St. (Next Wesleyan Church). A. C. WARD Begs to inform the public of town and country that he has opened up a first-class assortment of STATIONERY & FANCY GOODS, all recently imported direct from Home, amongst which are many Novelties not to be had in any other shop. Is.— THE SHELL SALT CELLAR— Is. A beautiful imitation of gold and silver (supe rior quality). This novelty is only a few days out from Home, and is only to be obtained at Waed's. If space would admit I might mention many more, but must be content to say that I hold a choice selection of Photo. Frames, Purses, Booklets, Cards, Calendars, Plaques, Ladies' and Gents' Bags, and Toys of every description. — WARD'S Fancy Goods and Stationery Emporium, Upper Pitt-street (next Wesleyan Church). /CHARLES TT EMUS, ARTIST PHOTOGRAHHJSR, HAS REMOVED TO NEW PREMISES, Four doors above Auckland Savings Bank. Note the address — CHARLES HEMUS, EDSON'S BUILDINGS 201, Queen Stbeet. T ADIES. — Encourage Local Industry _I_J and keep your money in the country and purchase your Jam Jars at the Glass Works. From Is 6d to 7s per dozen.