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New Zealand Tablet, Volume VI, Issue 268, 21 June 1878, Page 10

WATCHMAKERS. HPHE undersigned having purchased the Stock- in-trade, of "renf Jr S « rS Har Iu P a^ d - NeU1 ' Wa tchmakers and Jewellers, at a gieat reduction on the original cost, beg to intimate to the public that tney are now m a position to offer the whole of the above stock, which Has been personally selected by Mr Harrop in the Home market, AT PRICES WHICH DEFY COMPETITION. solicit an inspectioii of their magnificent stock of WATpSt^ ELECTRO-PLATED WARE, GOLD and SILVER ILa w+ll 'f^ elei?e l ei ? other requisite connected with the Jewellry ana Watchmaking business. TTnnK *f a S° ac 3 uirc( * * h< ? splendid machinery brought out from S^™ yy ■ M ?. Harr °P>andbeing thoroughly practical workmen, they and P SI? dto . execut ? a 1 orders for Cups, Medals, Trophies, Jewell r^ 1P Zf t y f k M «r. d f Sl p OT P attem > with the utmost despatch and caie and trust by strict attention to all orders entrusted to them, to p?edec aca cs C sors lllllanCe P atl ™age so liberally bestowed upon their GOLDSTEIN & MOLLER, Manufacturing Jewellers, Gold and Silversmiths, Late of Rattray-street, Successors to HARROP & NEILL, Wtchmakers, Jewellers, and Silversmiths, Princes-street. EVERY DESCEIPTION OF JEWELLERY REPAIRED OR MADE TO ORDER. AU kinds of _ Chronometers, Repeaters, Watches, Clocks, Barometers Nautical, Surveying, and Mathematical Instruments, &c, Cleaned, Repaired, and Adjusted. • • N ' B *T The Wafccll and Cl ock Department is now under the supervision of Mr. Neill. r WE HAVE much pleasure in recommending Messrs GOLDSTEIN & MOLLER to our Customers, and solicit continuance of therr patronage so liberally bestowed upon ourselves. HARROP & NEILL

OTAGO COLLIERY COMPANY COAL is well known to be the best NOTICE. Colonial Coal, can now be delivered at the Lowest Current Rates. The best Round Coal 22s per ton. The best Broken Coal 18s per ton. A liberal discount allowed for cash transactions. J. HALLIWELL, Agent. Office : Opposite Daily Times Office, Rattray street. OUNDRY'S COMPRESSED or CONSOLIDATED TEA. . This celebrated TEA can now be obtained in any quantity from the undersigned or from the retail agents :— R. K. Murray and Son, Mr Dermer, Chemist, DuDedin ; and from other agents all through the up-country towns. i±. W. Smythies & Co., sole wholesale agents for New Zealand. MACFIE AND FOX -±-"-t- (late Battson and Brown,") HAVE FOR SALE Newcastle Coal, Scotch do., Kaitangata do., bhag Point do., Green Island do., Firewood of «! }} n £ s > cc J ia i:' coal > Fencing Posts and Rails, fohell Gravel, Lime. Macfie & Fox, (late Battson & Brown,) Great King-street, (Opposite Bacon's Stables). H ANNAN'S POST OFFICE _ HOTEL, Main Street, Kumara, situate m the healthiest part of the Town, being clivcctly opposite the Post and Telegraph Omccs, the Court House and other Government Buildings. The New Zealand Tablet, Melbourne Advocate, Sydney Freeman's Journal, Nation, and many Local, Intel-provincial and Home papers filed, together with a well appointed Library, containing many vokunes of Irish National Works for the use of visitors and boarders. Wines and spirits of the best quality direct from Bond. Good accommodation and stabling. p. HANNAN, Proprietor. STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY. Head Office : Princes-stbeet, Dunedin. FIRE, MAR INE, AND FIDELITY GUARANTEE RISKS TAKEN AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. JHARLES REID Manager.

T BARRET T, (Late of Baerext's Family Hotel Durham-street, Christchurch. Has removed to that central position the BOROUGH HOTEL, Having purchased the freehold, where Travellers and Tourists will find comfort and civility. The cellars are supplied with the best wines and spirits, including Jamieson and Son's seven year old malt, specially imported by the proprietor. Travellers called for the early trains. JOHN BARRETT, Proprietor. , . TO LET, for Public Meetings, Sunday Schools, or other purposes, that large and commodious Hall in Rattray-street belonging to the Pioneer Lodge, 1.0.0. F. Applications received by G. Jacobs, Bull and Mouth Hotel, or to J. Teague, painter, Rat-tray-street. The hall will be ready for occupation early in March. Under the Patronage of His Excellency the Governor and Marchioness of Normanby. MATHESON BROS. & CO. beg to inform the inhabitants of Dunedand New Zealand generally, that they always have on hand a large and tastefully selected stock of China, Glass, Earthenware, Lamps, Vases, &c. Mr. Matheson, sen., having recently visited the principal British and Continental Markets, has made arrangements for Monthly supplies of all the latest Patterns, Colours, and Designs. In Dinner Services from £5 to £50 ; in Dessert Sets from 55s to £30 ; in Tea Services from 3osto £15 15s; in Breakfast Sets from 70s to £15 ; in Complete Sets of Table Glass from £12 td £50. Richly hand-painted Flower Pots and Vases in Dresden, Sevres, and Worcester China and Bohemian Glass. Just to hand, a 'beautiful variety of the celebrated " Bclleek" Porcelain. Also a magnificent stock of Cut Glass Chandeliers for gas or kerosene, from three to six lights. Also, a beautiful assortment of Lamps in' Cut Glass and Silver, Bronze, Wrought Brass, Oxidised Silver, Ormulu, &c, and fitted with the most approved Burners. Minton House, Princes street, Dunedis. N.B. — Whole le Warehouse, Bond street.