mlntfymnkm. BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT , JEWELLE.KS To llmir Excellencies SIR JAMES FEKGUSSON And THE MAEQUIS 03? NOEMANBY. 1 AND T. YOUNG, _?T « IVtPUHTETtS, " WATCH AND CLOCKMAKEES, MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS, • Princes-street, Dunedin, (Opposite Bank of New South Wales), Respect fully announce Mint they have now on papd a vary large unil beaut it'nl stock of i Gold and Silver Watches English, French tirul American Clocks Silver and Eloctro-pkted Goods ■ .Gold Bracelets, Brooches, Ear-rings, Lockets, Necklets, Alberts, Chains, , Kings, Pine, &.c. Jet, Tortoise shall, and Garnet Jewellery Musioal Boxes, Fans, Dressing Cases, Telescopes, Field and Opera Glasses Barometers, Thermometers, onol a large variety of new and chaste Gppds too numerous to ''.',. mention. Q. ANdITyOUNG-, being direct Importors from Europe, and cnah ■buyers, are enabled to supply the best quality of Goods nt the lowest possible prices' Special attention js given to their Watches and Clocks, which are well known as beinj? excellent timekeepers, and durable, for which they wero awarded First Prize, New Zealand Exhibition, 1865. New Goods by every Mail. Large Stock of Greenstone and Colonial Jewellery. Al\ kinds of Wotcbcs, Clocks, and Jewellery carefully Clean ed and [Repaired at .Moderate Prices. '' Note the Address— G.'AND T. YOUNG, Practical Wajtchmakers and Jewellers, Princes-street, Duned in, j(Opposite tile Bank .of New South Wales). AEJtOP AND KEILL, CHKONOMETER, WATCH AND CLOCK MAKERS, MANUFACTUKING JEWELLERS, gold and silversmiths, Peinces and Georgb Streets, DUNEDIN. Habkop and Netl beg respectfully to draw the attention of the public to.their Wge assortment of Gold and Silver Watches, onado specially to tteir own order, with all the latest improvements necessary to secure of performance and durability. They also solicit an inspection of their •took of English, French, and American Clocks, Field Glasses, Aneroids, "Wheel and lHtzroy Barometers, Mathematical Instruments, Spectacles arid Eye-Glasses, in gold, *>]o,.ted, steel, &c. They have also on hand a largo stock of Jewellery, consisting of gold and silver chains and alberts, brooches, bracelets, earrings n suito3 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 large variety of silver and elcoti'o-plated ware in cups, tea and coffee services, hot-water kettles, claret jugs, .cream and sugar baskets, cako baskets, salvers, butter coolers, biscuit boxes, jam jars, forks, spoons, ladles, cruets, picklo and egg irames, fcc, &c. Ship and Pocket Chronometers cleaned ;fl,nd iatcd. Repeater, Lever, Horizontal, 'Vertical Watches repaired, cleaned and adjusted. All kinds of Mathematical, Nautical, and Surveying Instruments, Telescopes, ■Opera and Field Glasses, Aneroids, Barometers, &c.,' repaired and adjusted. English, French, and American Clocks, Music Boxes, .cleaned and repaired. Agiicul.tural Medals manufactured in Gold, Silver, or Bronze. Cups made specially to border. All kinds of Volunteer trophies— Medals, Belts, or Clips—designed and manufactured. Masonic Jewels, Presentation Cups, Trowels, and Plate, made to any pattern on the shortest notice. Books of Designs and Price Lists sent to all parts of the Colony on application. Ail kinds of Jswollery repaired or made to order. dawjr (Soobs twb Itotagvaebg, L. W. BUSOH, POST OFFICE STOSE, NASEBY, lANCY /~M OODS "PjEALEB, TOEACOONIST AND NEWS AGENT. Every description of Ironmongery, Glass, and Tinware. Agent fpr the ' Otago Daily Times' and 'Witness ' at Mount Ida. Periodicals and Newspapers. London Journal, Family Horald, &o 15s. Home News, at per 12 mouths ~.14&. Nation (4 copies euph month) for 3 months.lOs. Do do 12 months.3os. Illustrated London News (4 copies each mohth) for 8 months 16s. Do do 12 months 425. Melbourne Leader, Advocate, and Australasian, 12 months £1 Gs. (Exclusive of Postage). Subscriptions Payable in Advance. AGENT MOUNT IDA ORIiONIOLB. ►OKTlUriS.—Visitors to Dunedra will find jt to thoir adrantage lo call at J. M'GIIJCUOR'S I'OR.TRAIT Every stylo of picture produced up to 10 Jucht'B—carte, cabinet, lockot, &c. The beautiful Kcuibrandt from 12s. 6d. per doa. The new pictnue, Typo ftffffent positions on ona Card. fW NOTJS T«» AIXORBSa PRINCES* StBEET, (Opposite Glasgow Pie-^louso.) r *ISITOES TO DUNEDIN are requested to inspect the Lajgo and Ausbv'traeufc of ' .Fauov Goods, V.'oys, .Ucrlin Wool Goods, Outdoor and Indoor Games, Gri'.'jeU'njj Qoodd, Croquet Set,B, Ac, &e. Noveltn.J by wvory mail ouiluble for Mampgo or Bil'thiky Prosenta. 4 gout fuv Homo Shuttle Bowing Machines. 3. JACOBS" ;* : '" OXIiOI aA. i i JlAZ'liE, (Opposite Post Office), Duijodii}.
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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 436, 23 August 1877, Page 4
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703Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 436, 23 August 1877, Page 4
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