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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4386, 10 April 1875, Page 3

Watches and Jewellery MAX. ALEXANDER, IMPORTER, PEACTICAL WATCHMAKER, GOLDSMITH, OPTICIAN, &c., WELLINGTON, Has much pleasure in announcing to the public and his many friends, that he has nou opened HIS EXTENSIVE STOCK AT HIS NE W ESTABLIS HME NT, LAMBTON-QUAY. The stock consists of— Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Gold and Silver Watches, Keyless and Volunteer Watches, Kemontoirs in large variety. Sole agent of the R. A. CLIFFORD AMERICAN WATCH, Made under his instruction for this climate, and guaranteed, From £6 and upwards. Full Suits, Bracelets, Lockets, Jets (with gold), and Rings of every description. Silver and plated goods of the first makers in England. Clocks of every design, Paris and London make. Bronzes modelled by the first Artists of Germany. Optical goods (concave and convex), Spectacles, Field Glasses, Aneroids, Thermometers, &c. Importer of S. Mordan and Son’s Gold and Silver Pencil-cases and tooth-picks, and many other articles too numerous to mention. The above enumerated goods have been selected by himself with the greatest care; and as he IMPORTS everything from the Manufacturer, the lowest and cheapest market prices are guaranteed. All articles are of the finest gold and best workmanship. An early inspection is solicited. All watch repairs and other work done by himself will be guaranteed. Ship chronometers rated and recompensated. M AX. ALEXANDER, LAMBTON-QUAY (Next Messrs. Barraud and Son, Chemists). Q iT JENN ES S, Chronometer Watchmaker, and Jeweller, Willis-street, Wellington, Takes this opportunity of returning thanks to his customers, and the public generally, for their past favors, and trusts by strict attention to merit a continuance of the same. G. L. J. has a large stock of English and Colonial Jewellery in stock—and now land iug—consisting of Gold and silver watches, gold brooches, ear-drops, lockets, neck-chains, gold Albert-chains, guard-chains, signet rings, diamond rings, wedding rings., keeper rings, and dress rings, studs, solitaires, and greenstone jewellery. English clocks, French clocks, gilt clocks (under glass shades), cuckoo clocks, and American clocks, from 9s. each. The above will be sold at the lowest price for cash. Watches made to order in every style ; also, watches, clocks, and jewellery repaired, on the shortest notice. All work guaranteed. A large stock of concertinas on hand. N.B.—-Parties favoring him with their orders, may rely that every effort will be made to give satisfaction. DraperyRAND DISPLAY OF NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER DRAPERY AT TE ARC HOUSE. JAMES S M I T H Respectfully informs Ms numerous friends and customers that the extensive alterations .in Ms premises are now completed, and on SATURDAY NEXT, 10th APRIL, The FIRST SHOW of NEW GOODS in all departments will be made. Having positively received and opened out 112 CASES AND BALES Of the choicest goods, J.S. will he prepared to offer such an assortment of GENERAL DRAPERY and CLOTHING As cannot fail to be appreciated by the community throughout the province. Full details will be published in a future issue of this paper. JAMES SMITH, TE ARO HOUSE, WELLINGTON. jgHRKCALDIE AND STAINS HAVE JUST OPENED, TWENTY CASES OF MEN’S & BOYS’ AUTUMN CLOTHING. As this shipment is the best ever imported by them, for its cut, style, and exceptionally good quality, they have much pleasure in soliciting the attention of the public to their present large stock, the whole being made from patterns sent home seven months ago. 'Men’s Scotch tweed, Halifax, Galatea, and paget suits, 375. fid to 4 guineas Men’s Halifax, Ballarat, and paget walking coats, from 18s. Men’s black cloth paget coats, 255. to 425. Men’s fashionable overcoats, 28s. fid. to 635. 400 pairs strong colomal tweed trousers, 13s. fid. 300 pairs assorted strong tweed trousers, 75., Ss., 95., 10s., 11s. Men’s trousers and vests, 16s. 6d., 18s. 6d., 225. 6d., 275. 6d., to 375. 6d. Men’s printed moleskin trousers, 9s. Men’s white shirts in all the new shapes, 4s. to 10s. 6d. each ; reductions made on half dozens Youths’ Halifax suits, very useful, 255., 275. 6d., 305., to 455. Bovs’ kuickerhooker suits, 10s. 6d., 12s. 6d., 155., 18s., to 30s. Boys’ knickerbocker velveteen suits, 205., 255., 80s. Boys’ sailor suits, 18s. Boys’ Swiss blouse and Galatea suits Paris hats, new shape, 205., 255. Drab shell hats, 12s. 6d. A large assortment of ties and scarves. KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS, Lambton-qtiay and Cuba-stbeet, WELLINGTON. jyj- E W DRAPERY FIRM. JOHN JAMES CASEY, For the past five years with J. McDowell and Co., Lambton-quay, and edward McDonald, For five and a half years with Mr. J ames Smith, Te Aro House, Guba-street, Have this day entered into partnership as DRAPERS, SILK MERCERS, AND GENERAL OUTFITTERS, under the name and style of CASEY AND McDONALD. In reference to the above, CASEY AND McDONALD have much pleasure in informing tbeir numerous friends and the public generally that they have taken from the owner, Mr. W. Tonks, the premises on Lambton-quay lately occupied by Mr. William Mould, and which will in future he known as DENISON HOUSE. CASEY AND McDONALD would also respectfully inform the public that the balance of the stock of the late proprietor haring been removed, the premises are now being tborougMy renovated and painted throughout, and will be opened by them in a few days with a firstclass stock of NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS FOR THE AUTUMN AND WINTER TRADE, The opening will be announced in our next advertisement. CASEY AND McDONALD, DENISON HOUSE, LAMBTON-QUAY. Wellington, April 6.