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Observer, Volume 5, Issue 120, 30 December 1882, Page 247

IXjsr y aile and rio T? • t . . Vy Beg to announce to the public that they have PURCHASED That well-known DRAPERY and CLOTHING BUSINESS OP MR F. J. SOMERFIELD, 133, Quben-st.j AND THAT W. VAILE & CO. HAVE ALSO purchased the balance of that celebrated stock Itvbapeky and /clothing or MESSRS GARLICK & CRANWELL, \yhich is being removed to their Premises, 132, QUEEN-STREET. BOTH STOCKS ARE BEING RE-MARKED, AND WILL BE SOLD AT FAR BELOW COST. QALE COMMENCES ON "jVTONDAY, The 20th Instant. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES DUBING- THE SALE. Note the Address — W • TAILE & .C/ 0., 132, QUEEN-STREET, Auckland. T^OTICE OF REMOVAL. W. & E. BASTEN Beg to inform their Patrons and the Putlic generally that they have Removed to their New Premises in Wakefield-street. While thanking their Customers for the liberal support accorded them in the past, they desire to inform them that by the introduction of the latest appliances in the Trade, they hope to produce Carriages of all kinds, which, for Style, Durability, Finish, and Moderate Prices, are not to be surpassed. Note the address— W. & E. BASTEN, Coachbuilders, Wakefleld-street, Auckland. T IVERY AND BAIT STABLES. | j Thomas Irwin respectfully announces that having become Proprietor of the extensive and well-constructed livery and Bait Stables in Durham-street, above the Haymarket, he is prepared to meet the convenience of the Public in all departments of the trade. Single and Double Buggies, Carriages, "Waggonettes, &c., available on the shortest notice. Wedding and excursion parties specially provided for. Saddle horses are a specialty, and patrons can select from first-class horses. Carriages, Buggies, and horses for Sale or Exchange. I will undertake Commissions for the sale and purchase of horses. THOMAS IRWIN, Livery and Bait Stables, Dnrham«etreet. a T. TMT UNGO /~i AF E. CHAS. CANNING Begs respectfully to inform his Customers and Friends that he has now OPENED HIS NEW PREMISES With a Choice and Varied Stock ov FRENCH & ENGLISH CONFECTIONERY, And, with his increased accommodation ,and facilities for carrying on his Business, he feels confident of giving entire satisfaction to his Customers in the execution of any orders entrusted to him. C.C. would also beg to intimate to his Customers and Friends that he will give the Cafe Branch of the Business his particular care, and it being under the immediate supervision of his Manager, Mr John Castle (so long and favourably known to all his Old Customers), he is quite confident that he will give entire satisfaction to all who patronise his establishment. FIRST PRIZE AWARDED FOR RUBBER STAMPS, 1881, 1880, 1879, 1878, 1877, To the Auckland JttuBBER &TAMP t_/OMPANY. CHARLES WILLIAMS, Manager. Rubber Stamps at twenty-four hours' notice. Manufactory, Albert-street. 1840 HOT T AXES TYISTRICT. J_i U G. H. WHITCOMBE, WHOLESALE WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, Steand and Willow Steeet, TAURANGA. 1474 w^ a v N s ° N > FRUITERER & GREENGROCER, KARANGAHAPE - ROAD, NEWTON. Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Daily of first-class description, and quality guaranteed. Trial Requested. 1671 T> E M O V A L~ CLARK & GANE ' HAVE REMOVED TO THOSE' CENTBALLY - SITUATED PBEMISES, Next to Maxfieid, Grocer, . 1678 QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. T^T EWTON -pOTTERY. GEORGE BOYD, MANU* ACTUBEB OF EVEBY DESCBIPTION OS 1 BRICKS, DRAIN PIPES, TERRA COTTA, AND FIRE-CI/AYSGOODS . £406