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New Zealand Tablet, Volume V, Issue 237, 16 November 1877, Page 19

WATCHMAKERS. THE undersigued having purchased the Stock- in-trade, of Messrs Harrop and Neill, Watchmakers and Jewellers, at a great reduction on the original cost, beg to intimate to the public that they are now in a position to offer the whole of the above stock, which has been personally selected by Mr Harro> in the Home market, AT PRICES WHICH DEFY COMPETITION. They respectfully solicit an inspection of their magnificent stock of SILVER and ELECTRO-PLATED WARE, GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, and every other requisite connected with the Jewcllry I and Watchmaking business. ' Having also acquired the splendid machinery brought out from Home by Mr Harrop, and being thoroughly practical workmen, they arc prepared to execute all orders for Cups, Medals, Trophies, Jewels, and Jewellery to any design or pattern, with the utmost despatch and care, and trust by strict attention to all orders entrusted to them, to merit a continuance of the patronage so liberally bestowed upon their predecessors. GOLDSTEIN & MOLLER, Manufacturing Jewellers, Gold and Silversmiths, Late of Rattray- street, Successors to HARROP & NEILL, Wtchmakers, Jewellers, and Silversmiths, Princes-street. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF JEWELLERY REPAIRED OR MADE TO ORDER. All kinds of Chronometers, Repeaters, Watches, Clocks, Barometers, Nautical, Surveying, and Mathematical Instruments, &c, Cleaned, Repaired, and Adjusted. N.B. — The Watch and Clock Department is now under the supervision of Mr. Neill. WE HAVE much pleasure in recommend ing Messrs. GOLDSTEIN & MOLLER to our Customers, and solicit a continuance of their patronage so liberally bestowed upon ourselves. / HARROP & NEILL. X\7" ILLIAM REID, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SEED MERCHANT. Agent for Pure California Grown Alfalf a. THE CUTTING, PRINCES-STREET, DUNEDIN (Adjoining the Queen's Theatre). W. R. invites the Public, before they buy their Trees, aud Shrubs, just to call at the FOR SALE above address, and sec what TREES they can buy for little money. FOR SALE, Fine Pines, from 3d each ; SEEDS — two loads fresh from the Apples from 1 to djiy * o ~~ 8 years old. rri 400 ' O0 9 f^S .2-year old 200 bushels rooted Pears from Ito Th °™^° S " D. .. Haws and Holly _>*"7 years old. 500 000 evergreen Pnvits, Berrics> "•plums from 1 to 2to 4ft. high Ash Oak g 6 years old. _ Eunbea, for garden fences. m Limes, Cherries, Peaches. In OI I C ff on >' ou can have Hombean. Apricots, Quinces. a P°™^ w?' * • Scotch Spruce and Mulberries. W' ooo Walnuts > P ncc Larch Seeds. Raspberries. very low per 1000 AU the Hardiest Strawberries. Gooseberries & Currants; Calif ornf an Pine / Gooseberries. really strong and good, and gcc(ls Currants-Red, l»™es to suit the times. Au khuls of Gm> White and Black. Roses of the newest yane- den aml Agri . Filbert Nuts. *"» am \ taxiing bhow Cllltura i ScwTs. Walnuts, from 1 Mowers, from Is. each. Perennial, Cocksto 10ft. high. , * illwrt Nuts, very, hue and foot an d Lawn Thorn-quicks. 8t «>ng : fit for bearing; at a Gvlisscii . Privit Brier. very low price per 1000. Clovcvs of lbc Fi . Euribea. A" J™* ™J P 1 "*" 1 ' nest Samples. Rhubarb and As- £ lIEE , 01 ! £ Obl J. '?• dc " Golilen and Black paragus Roots. I™**} afc the b J at l o » or Tares. Box for Edging. Wharf, or anyj>art of city. Gum nud Wattle HCl '" S OthCr CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION. Awaiting your Favors. WM. KEID.