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Observer, Volume XXVII, Issue 46, 3 August 1907, Page 14

T^INTER TjIIRESIDE p AMES , All at 1/6, and played with a board. '. Snakes) and Ladders, Steeplechase, Hare and Tortoise, Hunt Cup; Lotto and Bowlette . (Table Bowls). VARIOUS GAMES. Tiddledy Winks, 1/6; Word Makinß, i/-; Pockft Whist and 'Scorer Combined; 2/fl; Dominoes large box. 2/- : Shadowgraphs (a "■■•— magic lantern game) 2/-: New Game of Picture PaintiDg. 2/- ; Cribbage box {or 2 Pack* of < Cards and Ncor»r,2/-; Draught Boards, 21 ; Draught Board and Men combined, 1/ and):/-; Boxes of D aughts, 1/ , 1/6 and 2/ ; Sets of Chess, 2/6. 5/-, 7/6 and upwards : Playine Cards, 1/-, 1,6 und 2*6 pack ; Pall Mall Whist Markers, . 46 ; Toster WhUt Markers 7/6 and 12/6 ; Sets - of Kezique. 2 players. 4/6. 4 players, 7/6 : Boxes of Bone Counters. 2/- and 3/6 ; Kezique Maikers. 1/6 pair ; Bogs of shell Counters,]/-; titia of Whist in Leather, 10/. ; Cribbage Pegs and Dice, Id each QUARTETTR GAMES: Snap Jally Families and Alice in Wonderland, 1/6 each HALMA.— A Strategic War Game, and very Popular. Played with a Board. 1/- and Add Sd to each game for postage. PICTURE POST CARDS. We have absolutely the largest stock of Post CaTds in New Zealand, keeping, as we do A LARGE SPECIAL SHOP PE VOTED SOLELY TO THE SALE OF PICTURE POST CARDS. We are pioneers in Auckland in the Post Card business being the first in this city to publish a series of N.Z Vlpws We now stock EVERY KNOWN VARIETY, and our Stocks run into Millions. N.Z. Views, Maori Life, Comic Cards, Actresses, N.Z. Birds and Flowers, English and Continental Views, etc., etc., at any price from Id, 2d, 3d, 4d, 6d each, according to quality. All Cards are sent POST FREE! WILDMAN~AND AREY, BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS. AND PROPRIETORS AUCKLAND PICTURE POST OAHD SHOP, VICTORIA ARCADE, SHORTLAND-ST., AUCKLAND. all the Ladies of Auckland get their Music. Books tastefully, neatly, and cheaply bound at Mb J. W. Hooker's (successor to Mr "V. Leys), the well-known Bookbinder of Wyndham-street (two doors below the Gas Office).— Advt.

W. J. Vaughan. P. F. Purcell. yiCTORIA gOTTLING gTORES Market Square, Auckland. VAUGHAN and PURCELL, BOTTLERS OF STRACHAN'S DUNEDIN ALE AND STOUT. Awarded Gold Medal New Zealand International Exhibition, 1906-7. WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. Telephone, No. 1704.

STEV^ART DA^/SON & CO. f f 146-148 Queen-street, Auckland j?§r^3tOur Illustrated Catalogue of General Goods, and V GBB76.— bme Gold our Booklet oi good Watches are both free on Hlßll. - 9ct. Gold Bracelet, set with Amethyst and 4933.— 9ct. Gpld Photo application ' Amethysts and Pearls. £2/17/0 arl £5 i5/ e . ndant ' £1/5° " H925. — 18ct JP^ Diamond Marmiißß Tfinp "niamnTirla 9ct, Gold Sienet Diamond and G4814-18ct. Gold Rings q and RnbiLs 9ct. Gold and GarneJ ?o m * g> %. ! ?a' n Eub^m, Rinß> Diamond and.Opal f 16/10/- to £40. £5/5/- Signet Ring. £1 / 5/18ot> Goltt. *6. i,4 10/-. Ring, ' pC^Sp%SE™sHii<Ow?^^l Photo Penda'ntf'got. Gold, H963.-9ct. Gold Pearl and Euby Brooch, H799.-15ot. Gold Diamond and Sap- **$$• Others at 12/K4/6^ara S . . : ««- phire Brooch. £2/2/-. II rani a__ icnt nniri Pagri loot. Gold Pearl H1768.-9ct. Gold. Greenstone and Pearl Brooch, ««£* t^o^ 1 p e ndant. G5771.-15ct. Gold Topaz and Pearl Set Heart ; , ' '■' .. • £a / 15 /- Brooch. £3/10/-.