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Southland Times, Issue 1092, 18 January 1869, Page 1

Jewellery, &c-CLEARING-OUT SALE. MESSRS. J. & M. HYAMS beg respectfully to intimate to the public who have so liberally patronised them during the past six years, that., being about to retire from busiuessand return to Europe as early as possible, it is thbir intention to clear out their large and well assorted stock of JEWELLERY, FANCY GOODS, TOYS, &c, &c, At prices that must command a speedy sale ' _____ i They would beg to call attention to the sub- I joined list of goods : — j JEWELLERY. j Colonial gold brooches, ditto earrings, ditto lockets, ditto bracelets, ditto- negligees, ditto pins, Albert and neck chains, sleeve-links and studs, pencil-cases, watch-hooks and bars, keys, seals, and charms, signet rings, wedding rings and keepers, ladies' dress rings (the latest design), split rings, swivels, &c, &c, &c. SILVER GOODS. Bouquet holders, smelling bottles, children's cups, knife, fork, and spoon, in case, matchboxes, vinaigrettes, neck and Albert chains, shawl pins, &c, &c, &c. WATCHES AND CLOCKS. Ladies and gentlemen's gold and silver hunting aud open-faced levers, ditto geneva, ditto duplex, French clocks in marble, ormulu, and alabaster, ditto round brass clocks, American clocks, 8 days, and 30 hours, watch glasses, Is each. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Violins and furniture, concertinas, and nutinas flutes, tambourines, &c, &c, &c. CABINET-WARE. Workboxes in all the best woods, dressing-cases papier-mache workboxes, inkstands, watchstands, glove and jewel boxes, stereoscopes and slides, ornaments and vases, &c, &c, &c. JET GOODS. Brooches, earrings, chains, studs, bracelets, and necklaces. EANCY GOODS. Field, marine, and opera glasses, spectacles and cases, Brazilian pebbles, ladies' companions, card-cases, inkstands, reticules, silk and hair guards, coral beads, Berlin wool and patterns, feather dusters, dominoes and dice, cribbage boards and playing yards, cue tips, cement and chalk, portmonnaies, elastic bands, walking sticks, gold bags, portmanteaus, and travelling bags. CRICKET MATERIALS. Duke's and Page's Bats and Balls, Stumps, Leg Guards, Gauntlets, Gloves, &c, &c. LAWN GAMES. Croquet, Ringolette, Quoits, Football. CUTLERY AND STATIONERY. Rogers's Table and Pocket Knives, Scissors, and Razors ; Note and Letter Paper, Envelopes , Pens, Ink, Metallic Books, Ledgers, Day Books, Account Books, Song Books, Comic and Sentimental Valentines in great variety, Book Marks, School Books, Slates, and Pencils, Ink Bottles, Sealing Wax, Camel Hair Brushes, Marking Ink, &:., &c. TOYS. Wax Dolls (dressed and undressed, all sizes), ditto China, Nankin Dolls, Rag, Crying Babies, Wooden Dolls, I.R. Dolls, Magnetic Toys, Toy Watches, Tin Trumpets, Whips, Hobby Horses, Toy Houses, Money Boxes, Humming Tops, Alphabet Boxes, Marbles (all kinds), Building Bricks, Wheelbarrows, Horses and Carts, Drums, Guns, Tin Whistles, Jew's Harps, Kites, Fiddles, I.R. and Cloth Balls, Tin Toys, Wool, Lambs, Sheep, Dogs, &c, Bone and Ivory Rattles, Battledores and Shuttlecocks, Joe Brown's Dancing Figures, Noah's Arks, Masks, Jack in Box, Tin and Wooden Buckets, Deal and Beech pole Carts, .Transparent Slates, PopGuns, and a sfS^jgu" °/ ;^P*Ste n and English Toys too numerous to nuentjon in an advertisement. _-„=. . . x '"* *" A LARGE ASSORrMENT'OF^PERFUMERY AND BRUSHWARE. fcg=T AN INSPECTION INVITED. j. & jviThyams, DEE STREET, INVEKCARGrILL.