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'■'•':■ ■■ ■: • is-pvee. ..■'■■■■' SHORTLAND WESLEY AN METHO DIBT SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. THE Anniversary SOIREE will be held in the Schoolroom, WMougbby stree', THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING. TEA «t 6.30 p.m. After which a Public Meeting will be held in the Church, when addresses will be given by the Revs Gc. W. BPENCB, H. Bun, and other Ministers and Friends. Tickets, Is 6d each—may be hs,d from any of the officers or teachers of the School. 819 Notices i GOODSON'S NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS ! ! are now beinn unpacked and displayed at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCH mi). The SPECIALITIES, this week, are WATCHES, JEWELLERY, ELECTROPLATE, MEXICO SILVERING!, FANS, BOOKS, &c ,of which an inspection is cordially solicited WA CHBS, from -61 lo £10, in GOLD ALUMINIUM, SILVER, and NICKfcL (guaranteed timc-lteepers). The WATERBURY WATCH is a great attraction to youths, capab'e of being t»ken to pieces a* pleasure, and, by numbered purta, put together again; price, 25a, Keyless. In JEWELLERY, GOLD and SILVER (Hall marked) CHAINS, RINGS, with precious stones j WEDDING RINGS and Keepers, 9 and 18 carat; a beautiful selection of SUITES, BROOCHES, EAR-DROPS, NECKLETS, LOCKETS, B ACELETS in GOLD and SILVER (guaranteed), at prices that will astonish Ladies and Gentlen en. The fashionable Silver Bangle RINGS, plain and chased with Stoneß Set. Mr GooaVon has directed special attention, during his English visit, to the procuring of some of the best and really good substitutes for GOLD and SILVER, so as to place within the reach of all, an article equal in appearance and workmanship to the finest GOLD,,and with care equally durable. GGLD-CAsED Jewellery by this process, 2 bars of solid 14 carat gold ' are soldered on each side of a tough metal of the same colour; the -who'e is then rolled to the required thickness, and so each srticle produced by this proces3 contains a good surface of pure gold—a specimen of the mode of casing may be seen at the ARCADE. ABYSSINIAN GOLD will, in its appearance, defy detection from sterling gold, and has gained immense favour in the English market, it h obtainable in every article. Ordinary gold may be procured at most reusonable prices, including the registered KEY and SBOE>UITES, OROIDE GOLD, every article bearing a stamp of that name— the Manufacturer having discovered an alloy in itself the shade of Colored Gold, so that permanence of color may be relied upon. FIRE GILT JEWELLERY in Chains, Lockets, &c, are moßt durable ; also, Pencils, Thimbles, &c ELECTBO-PLATED GOODS. —FJowerstands, Inkstands, Tea and Coffee Sets, &c. &. MEXICAN SILVEBINE,— the most perfect substitute toy real silver yet introduced, being a pure white metal, no plate on it, and warranted not to change color or corrode. Each article bears the stamp of it a name, and initialled C. W. Or. Teaspoons, 6s; Deesert■spoonß and Forks, 15s; Tablespoons and Forks, 18b per dozen. Mr Goodson has the sole right of sale throughout New Zealand. A Splendid Assortment of FANS, purchased under exceptionally favorable circumstances, and offered at ridiculously Low Pric^. BOOKS at, the nearest approach to English Prices obtinnnble on the Thames. STATIONERY at English Prices. We have yet 100 cases of goods to unpack in Auckland, with continued accessions to the present arrivals by further ship* ments to follow, that our customers maj rely upon NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS. Trade Motto—" Small profits and quick returns," ci GOODSON'S LONDON" ARCADE, Bkown btrbet, Thames. GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, Queen stbbet, Auckland. London Office, 58, St. Mary Axe. Important Notice. I Have Made a Reduction IN SEVERAL LINES Ob 1 GOODS. FN E ST S"A LMO N, in lib tins, lOd. CUPS and SAUCERS, HAL! 1 4. DOZEN FOB 2s 6d. Best New CURRANTS, only 7d Colonial OVENS, from 15s. Tinware, at very Low Prices. Buckets, Tuba, &c, —Cheap. Scrubbing Brushes, from 6d. 3 s TEA. UNEQUALLED IN THE COUNTKY. PAM liV ORDEBS[j|DEL VERED ATTHBSAJMB LOW RITBB 70S PBOMPT PAYMENT. TEY Me GO WAN'S 3*. VJEA. I WISH it tc be understood that my object in telling 3s rXEA is the greatest good to the greatest number, and that the greatest number i number one, therefor* try MoGowah's 3r DIA.

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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4346, 5 December 1882, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4346, 5 December 1882, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4346, 5 December 1882, Page 3

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