Watolimakers s &e. E.SSo™'™ o™'o™' 0 ™' PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER AND ; - JEWELLER, MOUNT IDA N.B. —-R. S. guarantees all work done on the premises. . LARO-.EST 'STOCK OP aOODS IN THE COLONIES. " NOTICE OF REMOVAL. Ti Watchmakers, Jewellers, and the Public. ~]lvT SALQMQN : begs to inform tlie Inhabitants of Mount Ida, and tlie Upr. Country Districts, that he has ■ Removed to those centrally. situated Premises in ij, :■ STEINHOFF BUILDINGS - ' OPPOSITE THE CUSTOM HOUSE, PRINCES .T ;STIIEET, DUXEDIS", and ■ rcspectfulfy solicits an inspection of his well-assorted stock, consisting of — •Ladies' and G-ents' 1 gold and silver hunting and open faced English and Geneva Watches, of the best manur facturers. . . Colonial and English gold and silver 1 • chains and alberts of the newest i . .;; :patterns. . .. A largo and choice assortment of Eng- ' ■ : lisli and Colonial Jewellery, set - • with diamonds and other precious ■ ' stones. " ' j A large assortment of silver and electro-! -• i r plated Goods. : . ■ , A 'choice assortment of Ladies' and • • , Gents' sterling silver and electrok.,»< plated Dressing Cases. . - . ' A handsome Stock of sterling silver . ! Cups; suitable for race, yachting; ! ■" rifle; or artillery prizes. Sterling .silver and" electro-plated ink- ' ■ - stands in great variety. • i • : Telescopes, opera, field, and marine ft «. 'glasses.' ' , ! .... English and' French clocks from the ? ■ best: makers.: : ;i - ■ ;•'! - Musical boxes, with .all the latest vim-; proveraents. ». , . f : i A 'very choice assortment of goods, suit-' . able for presentations, &c., &c., and a variety of other goods too numerous to particularise. -. . 'i First:-class ; Workmen kept' on. the Premises.Watches. and Jewellery carefully Repaired at , ■ the lowest possible rates. All articles will in future be marked with plainfigures, so that visitors may judge for themselves of the eheap rate at which goods are - being sold. , y Country Orders punctually attended to. :
Note the Address — , N, <S .A. Ij O ]\l ON, Watchmaker, • Jeweller and ... SilyersmitL, " STEINHOI , £- BUILDINGS, - PEINCES STREET. DUNEDIN. •* * .
ESTABLISHED 1856. Y o H -if HI S L O P (Late Arthur Beverly) ' STREET, DUNEDIN, , - .Opposite Bank of Qtago.. J.J I. begs to acquaint his friends, and 'tie {. public generally that, he is in constant receipt*' of—by every mail —New Goods, purchased L'rour the best makers," of which a list is ehume-; rated below:' - ■ ■ WATCHES—GoId and silver, ladies' and 1 j gents', open-faced and hunting, keyless, ! - ■ and every other description. oGIiAIA S—-Ladies' and ' gents' rColonial and \: -v English gold albert and guard chains. . and Ear-rings, extensive choice, set .with diamonds, and every kind of precious stones. • BRACELETS and Necklets—large-assortment.:." lilNGrSi and Pins, various designs ; also studs; sleeve-links, and solitaires, and gold and -silver pencil cases. .. SILYER GOODS—Tea and coffee services," knives, forks, spoons, salvers, ink stands,'.' card cases, children's mugs,' knife, fork, ; and spoon, in sets ; a selection of prize J:! ' cups, salt cellars, and brooches. PLATED GOODS; —Tea and coffee services, ; . sugiir basins, cruets, liqueur frames, egg stands, cake baskets, sal t cellars, and every electro-plated goods.'. ! 7 ' BAROMETERS Ship and hall,' aneroid,, tuercurial, and metallic; also a large- as- . ■. sortment of thermometers. TELESCOPES—Opera, marine, and field glasses. CLOCK'S—A large assortment of English, h' 1 and American clocks, suitablefforr r drawing rooms, dining rooms, , halls,: ,or I kitchens. .; GREENSTONE—AIarge assortment of green'-' "j , stone,mounted in brooches, ■ ear-rings, sLuds, lockets,' pins, &c. : ' " ' " ■ • H/.j j. -j . J. 11. has the honor' to inform the inhabitants of the Province that the mamdacturer of Ida London made watches took'a first prize at the international Exhibition, 1862, London. All sorts "of"Colonial; Jewelry made to order. Chronometers, Duplex, Lever, Horizontal verge, and, every . descripton, of _ watches carefully repaired. Ship chronometers rated by.transit, observation." Letters. with-orders from the country promptly attended to.
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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 90, 4 November 1870, Page 4
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