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THE AUCKLAND MANUFAC TURED~ WORKS OF ART NOW ON VIEW AND FOR SALE, At the Establishment of F. H. LEW IS SON. QUEEN-STREET, AXE UNEQUALLED in the Southerr Hemisphere for Excellence of Workmanship, Artistic Designs, Purity of Gold, anc Harmonious Blending, and are well worthj the inspection of the Auckland public. Amongst the choicest of these Gems are— BROOCH and EARRINGS, made from White Cornelian found at Tapvi Creek, and n-.ounted in pure Gold, which makes a beautiful set, well adapted for a wedding present. GREENSTONE and QUARTZ BROOCH and y '■ BRINGS, cross emblem, and deei£- ..-;■ or miniuxure at the back. This eet, ior workmanship, could not be excelled by the beat house in London. GENTS' SIGNET RINGS, Quartz and Greenstone, forming the handsomest article of that description ever turned out of a New Zealand workshop. These articles alone are worthy of inspection. SHIELD BROOCH and EARRINGS, Greenstone and Caledonian Quartz. This is decidedly the gem of the season, the lapidary work, as also the gold mounting, being very chaste. MASONIC SOLITAIRES (Square anc: Compass) ; the only set ever made in Greenstone and Quartz, and the finest specimen of lapidary work in New Zealand. BROOCH and BARRINGS, made from black stone found at IM&ir's Island, which, takes a beautiful polish, raid when, as in this Bet, inlaid with rich Quartz and set in Thames Gold, forms a pleasing contrast. Twenty HANDSOME GREENSTONE '■•'■ ''■ V:G<- "fT"::\ 10 bftfe* '■■•''- DttOiu -: '■ * 'Ilia barque. 3?«*«fX? ***' '»■• ."-•-?' *■* ! SI '"-" •■t"-i*'i, } ■ ■" ■•"'■ ''. ■■' ■•■ '"'*. ;•■' ' " ,'' ,i ? : ■-■.•. ...,. ■-'■, '. r..:': • ■ :'' V' ■ '-■'■' ■■■■'■■• I ' ■ ;,■■■■■■■' ■■ >- '"-' ■• ' ' *1-\'l-' ' ' '*••' J < . -, --.;...■ • j [ '*'A Small Choicti Selection of ENGLISH S JEWELLERY, consisting of Brooches, Earrings, Lockets, &c, &c. The whole forming the f FINEST COLLECTION COLONIAL JEWELLERY IN NEW ZEALAND. " Colonial Gold Alberts made to order; highest ptrice given for rich. Quartz ; Thames Gold Surchased; Watches and Clocks of every description repaired; satisfaction guaranteed. j Jewellery repaired and made to ordr;1 in auy design that can be executed in any other part of the colonieß. ».-ae enterprising proprietor will take great pleasure at any time in 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-inanufacturing department. All goods marked in plain figures. E. H. LEWIS SON, WHOLESALI. & RETAIL COLOiIM JEWELLER, . QUEEN-STREET,- .. Opposite tne Union Bank, and next door to Cater, bootmaker. W. NIGHTINGALE, UPHOLSTERER & FRENCH POLISHER Kybee Pass Road, (Next door to Queen's Hotel), Auckland, BEGS to inform the Gentry of Auckland aii<l 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 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 All kinds of wood imitated, and Old Mat-' treeiee re-made.

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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 584, 23 November 1871, Page 4

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Tapeke kupu
475

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 584, 23 November 1871, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 584, 23 November 1871, Page 4

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