wttatepißMw. ' JJY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT JEWELLERS To thoii' Excellencies SIR JAMES EERUUSSON A rid i THE MARQUIS OE NORMANBY. AND T. YOUNG, JJT • imtouteus, WATCH AND CLOOJCMAKERS, MANUfAOTtTRINO JEWELLERS, Princes-street, Duuedin, (Opposite Bunk of Now South Wales), Respectfully announce Mint they have now on nand a very large im 1 beautiful s'ock of Gold anil' Silver Watches English, French and American Clocks Silver and Electro-plated Goods Gold Bracelets, Brooches, Ear-rings, Lockets, Necklets, Alberts, Chains, Rings, Fins, &o. Jet, Tortoise shell, and Garnet Jewellery Musical Boxes, Earn, Dressing Cases, Telescopes, Field and Opera Glasses Aneroids,. Barometers, Thermometers, and a largo variety of new and obasto Goods too numerous to mention. G. AND T. YOUNG-, being direct Importers from Europe, and cash buyers, are enabled to supply the best quality of Goods nt tho lowest possiblepricos. Special attention is given fo tlii'ir Watches and Clocks, winch are well known as being excellent timekeepers, and durable, for which they were awarded First Prize, New Zealand ■Exhibition, 1805. Now Goods by every Mail. , Largo Stock of Grcenstono and Colonial Jewellery. All kinds of Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery carefully Cleaned and Repaired at ' Moderato Prices. Note the Address— G. AND T. yOUNG, Practical Watchmakers and Jewcllors, Princos-s tre et, Dunedin, (Opposite the Bank of New South Wales). 'ABEO'P AND NEILL, CHItOJtfOMETEB, - WATCH AND CLOCK: MAKERS, 'MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS, goi/d ato sii/VETjsJvrrrns, Pp.ISCES AND GeOHOK STRKT3T9, DUNEDIN. ffAKUOr and Neit, beg respectfully to draw tho attention of tho public to their ,Wge assortment of Gold and Silver Watches, .oiade specially to their own order, with all tho latest improvements necessary to secure accuracy of performance and durability. They also solicit an inspection of their Stock of English, French, and American Clocks, Field Glasses, Aneroids, Wheel and Fitzroy Barometers, Mathematical Instruments, Spectacles and Eye-Glasses, in gold, lolated, steel, &c.' They havo also on hand a iarge- stock of Jewellery, consisting of gold and silver chains and alberts, brooches, bracelets, earrings n suites and,half suites, lockets, necklets, studs, rings, scarf pins, crosses, charms, and trinkets of every description. Greenstone goods of all kinds. They have also a largo variety of silver and electro-plated waro in cups, tea and coffee services, hot-water kettles, claret jugs, cream and sugar baskets, cake baskets, saltcts, butter coolers, biscuit boxes, jam jars, forks, spoons, ladles, cruets, pickle and egg frames, &c., &c. Ship mid Pocket Chronometers elexned and 'rated. Repeater, Lever, Horizontal, Vertical Watches repaired, cleaned and adjusted. All kinds of Mathematical, Nautical, and Surveying Instruments, Telescopes, Opera and Field Glasses, Aneroids, Barometers, &.G., repaired and adjusted. English, French, and American Clocks, Music Boxes, cleaned and repaired. Silver, or Bronzo. Cups : order. All kinds of Volunteer "trophiesMedals, Belts, or Cups-—designed and manufactured. Masonic Jewels, Presentation Cups, Trowels, and Plate, made to any pattorn on tho shortest notice. Books of Designs and I'rice Lists sent to all parts of tho Colony on application. All kinds of Jowellcry repaired or made to order.
Mm fenrance. NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT ■ XIFE INSURA.yCE. The payment of every Policy is Guaranteed by the Colony. Division ov Profits. Tho_ surplus or profit is ordered by Law to be divided among Policy-holders only, and is to bo ascertained every fifth year. The ln>t quinquennial exnviination allowed a surplus of £12,000. The iirst investigation, with a view to division of profits, is to be made as r.t 30th June, 1880. Tcir rKTiiiritrjrs" Co>nirN , B Two Bentct?its. They am as low as is consistent with tfio safety of .the Office, and they entitle the Policyholder to slmro in the profits, who thiw secures from the first the advantage of a participating policy 15 to 20 per cent, greater than those of the samo k'nd-grunted by Private Companies for the same premium. Further particulars may be had on application. W . M'HUTCIIESON, J Posf rnnater, Naseby. TO HEADS OF FAM Parlies Intending to Purchrao A SEWING- MACHINE, would do _OL well lo bnquire at the ENGLISH AND AMEBIC AN SEWING MACHINE DEPOT, DUNEDIN, whore there is a large Collection of Machines ironi the best scakj bs. All Machines Tested, and sent out ready for utfe, with Uoolc of Instructions and Extras. Repairs and AdjusfcDient of all hinds of Sowing - Machines in use attended to on the shortest notico by W. MELVILLE, Practical Machinist, No. 6 GEORGE STBEET, DUNEDIN. : Needles, Shuttles, Springs, and Duplicate partH always in Htock. All eoirunuiiicatioEs attended to by return of post. J TVs H E OTAGO "FOUNDED A. OCMIII.ULAND STREET, . i Danodin. i J. DAVIDSON AND CO., (late Wm. Wilson) Engineers, Boiler Makers', and Iron Founders. Miiohitiußy of,all kinds made to order. Also, Engnes, Boilers, and evory description of JJr-.Bf, YV'rought Iron, and Cast Iron Work.
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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 419, 19 April 1877, Page 4
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773Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 419, 19 April 1877, Page 4
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