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Observer, Volume 4, Issue 89, 27 May 1882, Page 174

,1882, _ A UTUMN AND "TITINTER S~^ OODS 'NOW OPENING- UP. WELL-BOUGHT AND SPLENDID VALUE. . NOVELTIES in Dress Goods ' NOVELTIES in Dress Trimmings NOVELTIES in Millinery <■ NOVELTIES in Jackets and Dolmans , NOVELTIES in Cretonnes NEW Hats, Bonnets, Flowers NEW Men's and Boys' Clothing NEW Blankets, Flannels, &c. NEW Fur and 1 Spring-top Kid Gloves IXARLICK & I^RANWELL, CITY HALL ARCADE, Queen-street, Auckland. ■TTrE NOW ALLOW ON ALL CASH » » - PAYMENTS:— 5 PER CENT. DISCOUNT on Furniture 5 PER CENT. DISCOUNT on Carpets 5 PER CENT. DISCOUNT on Floorcloths 5 PER CENT. DISCOUNT on Furnishing 5 PER CENT. DISCOUNT on Drapery Goods 5 PER CENT. DISCOUNT on Millinery 5 PER CENT. DISCOUNT on Clothing 5 PER CENT. DISCOUNT on aU Purchases over One Pound, in any Department, \ AT THE CyITY JO-ALL A.RCADE, ONLY ONE PRICE ! CASH PRICE ! EXTRA CASH DISCOUNT! GARLICK & CRANWELL, CITY HALL DRAPERY AND FURNISHING ARCADE, Q,TTEEIf -STREET, A-PCKI/APTD. (RUMMER -pASHION'S. A. O. STEPHENSON ' ; Is opening up an entire New and Fashionable Stock for the Present Season. Ladies' attention is particularly directed to the following Departments, where THE LATEST NOVELTIES FOR THE SEASON may be seen in great variety at prices that will commend them to purchasers. Prints and Sateens Manchester Goods in General Ribbons, Laces, and Umbrellas Trimmings and Fancy Goods Hosiery and Gloves. . Ten Per Cent, allowed to the Trade. NEWTON, 607 NEAR POST OFFICE. mHE T>OYAL mEA 11/ TART, Kabang-ahape-boad," FOR CHOICE TEAS. Congou Teas, Is 6d, Is Bd, and Is lOd per lb. People's Mixture, 2s per lb. \ Standard Family, 2s 4d per lb. / Peoples Delight, 2s 8d per lb. Excelsior Mixture, 2s lOd per lb. (Reduction on parcels). The increasing sale these Teas command is a proof that they will suit the public taste. QUALITY AND CHEAPNESS COMBINED is our Trade Motto. We supply the best qualities of Groceries and Provisions at such prices as will give every satisfaction to our customers, of which a trial will furnish the best proof . JA;» _fc RENCH, FAMILY GROCER, TEA & PROVISION DEALER, THE ROYAL TEA MART, Kabangahape-boad, Newton. Families waited on for orders, which are promptly deliverod to all parts of the city and suburbs. Country orders carefully packed. . 1923 AVI E S AND BAKER, LAND, ESTATE, AND G-ENERAL COMMISSION AG-ENTS, VALUATORS AND ARBITRATORS, NATIONAL INSURANCE BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. VARIOUS PROPERTIES FOR SALE IN TOWN AND COUNTRY. HOUSES, PROPERTIES, AND STOCK ' BOUGHT OR SOLD ON COMMISSION. 1814 ~p o it S3 a l IT; THE CHAMPION OPEN BOAT "TRANSIT." Apply to HEWSON & MELVILLE, Ship and Boathuilders, Wynyard-pier. <J5 T^ IMF U ' N Q 0. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. CHAS. C ANN IN Gy In conveying to his numerous customers and frionds his sincere thanks for the generous 'support accorded him during the past twenty-soven years, would respectfully intimate to thorn that he has " ; ; '. REMOVED HIS SHOP BUSINESS To those NEW. PREMISES next door to MessrjL Glanville and Elyett, Grocers, and immediately opposite the Union Bank of Australia, on MONDAY next, the Ist May, where all' orders' will 'be attended to during the ereotion ; 6f his new premises. ■ ' ,: - C. C. , would also beg to inform, those gentlemen who have so long and so^liberally 1 patronised the Cafe* that ' that, branch of the business' will be carried on at the rear of th« site of the old buildiiig-Hsntrinc^, by j3t. Mungo Lane, Shortland-streot. - ', ~, 2dß7^