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West Coast Times, Issue 1290, 10 November 1869, Page 4

GK£AT CLEARING OUT SALE OF JEWELLERY, ETC. JEWELLERY, WATCHES, PLATED WARE MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS, WORKS OF ART, &c, &c. J . P. KLEIN I T>E(tS to inform the Trade and the Public generally that, he has resolved on 1 absolutely RELINQUISHING BUSINESS AS A JEWELLER, and will offer s his STOCK during the next Month at such prices as must effect a Speedy Clearance. t Hia Goods comprise every article in the line. They have been selected most I carefully, and are of the very best description obtainable from the European and 1 Australian markets. His reason for closing his business in this line is, that he has not a time to give it his personal inspection, owing to other engagements which fully occupy his attention. This is ; A BONA FIDE SALE. 1 And the Pronrietor assures the Public that NO REASONABLE OFFER WILL BE REFUSED. i, He may enumerate the following articles, and earnestly invites inspection : t CUT Stones and Gems of all kinds. Gold and Silver Pen and Pencil cases ' Amethysts for Rings, Brooches, and Gold, Silver, Steel, Hair and Leather Earrings. Alberts, and Ladies' Long Chains TOPAZ, JASPER, BLOODSTONES. Lockets fiom lOs S CROSSES, Pendants, Earrings, Beads, Croßses Buttons, Seals, &c. „. 0 CORNELIAN Pendants, Earrings, Pen1 ij n o 1 en. -»• Scarf Pms. &c, &c, from 10s. holders, Crosses, Seals, Stones, Ring ' ' ' Stones, Brooches, Buttons, ShirtStuds, Sleeve-Links, &c. SILVER WARE * ONYX Earrings, Pendants, Shirt Studs, Race Cu P s Collar Buttons, Brooches, Beads, Knives and Forks Crosses, &c. Butter Knives AGATE Pendants, Rings, Brooches, Children's Cups 3 Penholders, Pipe Mouthpieces, Dessert Knives \ Pencils, Buttons, Shirt Studs, Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons. 7 Sleeve and Collar Buttons, Brooches, Earrings, Cane and Whip-handles, ELECTRO-PLATED WARE Walking-stick Heads, &c. , „ „ „ x _ „ .__._, , ,_, . Tea and Coffee Sets 2 CORAL JBeads, Brooches, and Earrings. •n/^z-ti- nm rcimiT i-< r. 1 Cruet Frames ROCK. CRYSTAL Crosses, Seals, Pendants, Earrings, Hearts, Beads, Napkin Rings 1 Bracelets, &c. bustard Pots [ CAMEO Brooches, and Earrings in the Salt Cellars greatest variety, and executed in such Toast Racks a manner as cannot be surpassed in Egg Stand » the whole world of art. Cake and Fruit ite&teets GREEN STONE PENDANTS, Fruit Stands PINS, EARRINGS, &c. claret Jugs SEAL STONES, 'BUTTONS. Liqueur Stands • CORNELIAN Match and Snuff Boxes pj c fci c Stands .Loose Diamonds, Opals, Rubies, Pearls, T , . , Garnets, Turquoise, &c, &., for o . 1 ' » » Salvers settings. . . Communion Services Dessert Knives and Fork 3, in 1 dozen The WATCHES in Stock will 'be boxeg ; found equal in point of finish and accuracy Tab i e Spoons and Forks ■ to airy in the world, the chief portion hay- „ , „ , , . . . , . „ Dessert Spoons and Forks ' ing been manufactured to order with a . , . .. „ . . » leaspoons. special view to suit the requirements of the Colony, and be adaptable to all ' climates. MATHEMATICAL FIRST-CLASS ENGLISH GOLD and AND SILVER WATCHES, by the SURVEYORS' INSTRUMENTS, first makers. LEVER and Horizontal GENEVA Theodolites WATCHES of all qualities, sizes and Du"ipy Levels prices, suitable for Ladies or Gentle- Field Glasses men. Aneroid Barometers, Thermometers, &c. All Watches guaranteed, and no rubbish offered for sale. GOLD WATCHES from £7, and CLOCKS. upwards. ' Lar S e English Dial Clocks, for Public SILVER WATCHES from 30s. Buildings Small Clocks, suitable for Banks and Public THE JEWELLERY DEPARTMENT . Offices comprises some beautiful deigns in— G ilt and Ormolu, with Glass Shades, from Brooches, Earrings, Bracelets, Necklets, «« c! , o v Shirt Studs, Sleeve-links, Diamond Rings, Ladies' Gem Rings, Gentle- Lever Striking and Alarum Clocks, in endmen's Signet Rings, Diggers Rings (in less variety, from 17s 6d each 1 various designs), Wedding Rings and Beautiful Musical Clock, with Siuging and Keepers , Moving Birds, and Fountains. These are only a few items of a large and most expensive stock and a visit of inspection is respectfully solicited. i J. P. KLEIN begs to assure the Public that this is a bona fide Sale, and that he is thoroughly in earnest in clssing this branch of his business. A before stated, no 1 Reasonable Offer will be Refused, and the Trade will be dealt with most liberally for the whole or part of the Stock. ANY REASONABLE CREDIT TO RESPECTABLE WHOLESALE BUYERS will be given, as the Vendor is desirous of effecting an 3 ABSOLUTE CLEARANCE. : -"""■■■ ' ' 0 ' - - - • The Sale will continue for ONE MONTH,"aud all^Goods areJVlarkedjn PLAIN FIGURES AT COST PRICE. J « At the expiration of that date, the premises are to let, 'and];the attention of business ] men of all kinds is drawn to this fact, that one of the best stands in the town is thus available, with every convenience for carrying on business of any description. In order to facilitate a clearance, an ART UNION will shortly be announced, when « Jewellery, Watches, and works of art, will be disposed of as in the celebrated Art " Unions of the old country. Full particulars of this will appear in a few days. N.B.— All orders given to the Agents of this paper will be promptly attended to. THE PREMISES ARE TO LET. jgjFor Particulars, Prices, Terms, &c, apply on>he premises, ( REVELL-STREET, HOKITIKA, "' « OR^TO^THE PROPRIETOR, J J. P. KLEIN « WEST COAST TIMES" OFFICE.