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Observer, Volume 5, Issue 124, 27 January 1883, Page 310

riIEISTMAS pBESBNTS! "T^TEW "^TEAE'S /"^JFTS! THE LAEGEST and MOST YAEIED STOCK OF FANCY GOODS In New Zealand now on view at lIfONTAFUE'S T7IANCY T)EPOSITOEY. IYIONTAGrUE'S I ANCY IiEPOSITOEY, Queen Street. Comprising every description of useful and ornamental article adapted for presents for the approaching Holidays. COME AND SEE OUE WONDEEFUL IS. and Is. (}D. X ABLES - The Greatest Bargains in Toys and Dolls ever offered. Before Purchasing Gold Watches and Silver Jewellery, Watches, Chains, Eings, &c, INSPECT OUE EXTENSIVE STOCK All marked in Plain Figures, and coirpai'e our Prices. Every Article Warranted. MONTAGUE'S FANCY BAZAAR, Qeeen Street. JAPANESE AET MANUFACTUEES. The Most Varied and Extensive Collection op Japanese Art Manufactures ever Brought to ant City in Australia, Is Now on View in the PEEMISES ADJOINING THE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, Queen-street. This collection was brought from JAPAN by Mr T. A. SINGLETON, who has resided in that interesting Country fifteen years. Amongst the various Wares will be found Porcelain from all the great centres of that industry, including Kioto, Satsunir, Ownri, Kaga, Banko, Hizen, Ise, Seto, Kiyomidzn, Kofu, and Nihonuiatsu Wares. Lacquered Goods' from Tokio, Aidzu, Fusiyama, and Takashiina. Bronzes from Kioto, Kaga, Oosaka, andTolcio. Straw-covered Goods from Ouiori and Ariina. Fretwork Screens, Bamboo Blinds, Whatnots, Photographs, Albums, Dolls, Inlaid, Lacqued Menoki Oamphorwood, and other Cabinets, Jewel Boxes, &c. Shippo Yackey Vases and Centre-pieces in various designs. Finest Cloisonne-laid Eoceivers, and Wall Plaques, Vases, &c, &c. The Ladies of Auckland, Gentry, Lovors of High Art, and the public generally, are invited to inspect this wonderfully fine display of Japanese Esthetic High Art, brought especially for the late CHK'iSTCHTJECH EXHIBITION by Mr Singleton, whose taste in selecting his Goods has received unqualified praise from the Southern Press, as wall as that in the Australian Colonies. FOE A FEW WEEKS ONLY. NO CHARG-E POR ADMISSION. THE MAGIC MIEEOES OF JAPAN AEE NOW ON VIEW THE TEADE SUPPLIED. PEOFESSOE ALLEN, the noted magnetic healer, Auckland, Will, by request of many residents of the THAMES, vist that Town for the purpose of PRACTISING HIS PROFESSION, for a FEW DAYS ONLY. Those affiicted with ANY FOEM OF DISEASE will do well to see the Professor at the earliest opportunity. CONSULTATION FEEE. Office .— - --EOYAL HOTEL (Private Entrance). mHE T7IOLBOTIO TJHAKMACY. JL Hi IT JEKLJSGO (I SJELJECTJ. Junction Pitt & Grey-3trebts, Auckland. Chas. Butcher. Pharmaceutical Chemist, formerly with Mr F. S. Sillitos, of Eedhill, England, lately Managing Assistant to Mr G. Aickm, ©f this oity, and to Mr W. E. Woods, of Napier, desires to announce that he has opened with a complete stock of NEW EEMEDIES, Comprising American, Gorman, aud French Preparations, lately introduced. Speically " Fine Chemioals " and Pharmaoeutical Preparations of tried efficacy. TOILET ACCESSOEIES. Nursery Eequisites. Atkinson' sEWarricfc's Peisse's, and Gosnall'a Perfumes. " Lundborg's Fasoination." Physicians' Consulting Eoom. Medicines urgently required after business hours may be obtained by using t}i« Electric Bell atta.ch.od to the front entrance. The public are cordially invited to call and inspect the Eclectic Pharmacy, whioh ia finished in the most approved modern style in handsome New Zealand woods. THE fJICLECTIC "OHABMACY, Mi JL Junction Pitt and Grey-atreets. Auckland.