'" I \mt;fac- ' .\\ TD FOUSALE, - ■ fe'o Establisliment 01 v^'LEWISSON, QUEEN-STREET, :Jf%B UNEQUALLED in the Southerr j ,xV Hemisphere Tor Excellence of ■Workman'siiip", Artistic DesignL= s Purity of G-old, a-nv Harmonious Blending, and tire well worthy the inspection of the Auckland public. Amorjgst the choicest of these Gecis are— BROOCH and EARRINGS, made from White Cornelian found at Tapu Creek and mounted in pure Gold, which makes a beautiful set ; weii adapted for a wedding present. GREENSTONE and QUARTZ BROOCB and EARRINGS, cross emblem, and de Bigned for miniature at the back. This set, for workmanship, could not be excelled by the best house in London. GENTS' SIGNET RINGS, Quartz anc Greenstone, forming the handsomesl article of that description ever turned out of a New Zealand workshop. Thes< articles alone are .worthy of inspection. SHIELD BROOCH and EARRINGS, Green stone and Caledonian Quartz. This if decidedly the gem of the season, tht lapidary work, as also the gold mounting being very chaste. MASONIC SOLITAIRES (Square and Compass) ; the only set ever made in Greenstone and Quartz, and the finest specimer t. of lapidary work in New Zealand. BROOCH and EARRINGS, made from blacls stone found at Mair's Inland, which takes a beautiful polish, and when, as in this set, inlaid with rich Qaartz and set in Thames Gold, forms a pleasing contrast. Twenty HANDSOME GREENSTONE BROOCHES, all different patterns, tht designs of which cannot be excelled. twenty QUARTZ BROOCHES, cut from the richest and fin st quartz that could b( procured,1 of different patterns and handBonuly mounted. A Largt Stock of GREENSTONE EARBIS GS, all patterna and sizes, tastefullj mounted in Thames Gold, from 25s to £5 Twenty-^)ve pair ot Handsome QUART 2 EARRINGS, of various designs. Abcit one hundred GREENSTONE DROPS and MERES, all cut from the beat stone Forty CALEDONIAN DROPS, mounted anc unmounted, cue from one of the fines! ««tt<fani^LWELLERY INNEWZPALAND. . ' Oolocial Gold Alberfa made feo order; highest prieo given for rich Quartz ; Thames Gold purchased; W&Uh^ , jf^d'Clocks' of: pyery description repaired; .satisfaction guaranteed. Jewellery repaired and ioade to order in any design that can be executed is any otherVparfc of the colonies. • • •' The' enterprising propr|3t6r will take great pleasure at any time in1 showing ladies or gentlemen over the factories who are desirous of inspecting the different processes which these beautiful articles undergo before reaching perfection, either in the lapidary or jewel-lery-manufacturing department. All goods marked in plain figures. F. H. LEWIS SON, WHOLESALE & RETAIL COLONIAL JEWELLER, QUEEN-STREET, Opposite the Union Bank, and next door to Cater, bootmaker. ■ W. NIGHTINGALE, UPHOLSTERER & FRENCH POLISHER Ktbee Pass Road, (Next door to Queen's Hotel), Auckland, BEGS to inform the Gentry of Auckland and its vicinity that he has worked for the Trade exclusively for the last eleven years, and that he now intends working on his own account 5 and, having had thirty years' experience in the above business, guarantees every satisfaction to all who may favor him ■with their patronage and support. Old Furniture repaired and made equal to new. All kinds of wood imitated, and Old Mattreeees re-made. ~,-
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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 555, 20 October 1871, Page 4
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