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I^IOODSONS TF ONDON ; yjt RCADE^ EASTER PRESENTATIONS. EASTER CARDS. ' A REMINISCENCE OF . the past three years marks rapid strides in the City of Auckland; a complete revolution has been made in certain well-known branches of trade — in Stationery, Clocks, Watches, Jewellery, and Fancy Goods. The opening of the London Arcade marked a favourable era for the Residents of Auckland and its neighbourhood, greater facilities then being offered for obtaining at one and the same place a selection from the most varied stock in unison with the motto, " S.P. & Q.R." THREE YEARS' experience have shown by demonstration that a nimble 6d is better than a slow Is, and that, notwithstanding the close imitation and keen competition to which we have been subjected, our business was never more successful than at present, the public readily discriminating between the plan adopted at the Arcade of marking the goods at the same universal low price, and the course now being adopted by some of our competitors — marking a few lines 50 per cent, below the prices at which they have for years supplied the same goods to the Auckland public. During our three years RESIDENCE IN the City our prices have remained the same we commenced at iw High-street, and tnough in the plan we have pursued — viz. .supplying our goods upon a lower tariff of profits than hitherto known in Auckland, we have incurred the displeasure of a few of our neighbours, we are yet content to know we have the approbation of the majority of our appreciating citizens, and as long as we remain in AUCKLAND it will be our endeavour honourably to maintain the position in which we have been placed by the extensive pati'onage we have received from the inhabitants of Town and Country, to whom we tender our sincere thanks. New f^OODSON'S New GOODS. VTOODSON'S GOODS. Goods suited for Presentations in Clocks, Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, Necklets, Lockets, Rings, Suites, Studs, &c, &c, Abyssinian Gold and Gold-cased Jewellery (equal in appearance to Sterling and Colonial Gold), Silver and Gold-plated Jewellery, Electro-plated Goods of all kinds ; Dinner, Breakfast, Tea, Dessert, Afternoon Tea and Toilet Sets j Majolica, Terra Cotta, and Moss Goods, Wines and Tumblers, Decanters, Water Bottles, Vases, Lustres, Epergnes, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Lamps, Cricket Bats and Balls, Accordions, Concertinas, Musical Boxes, Orchastranetes, Photographic, Scrap, and Stamp Albums, Opera and Field Glasses, Telescopes, Spectacles, Microscopes, Card Cases, Hammocks, Toilet Requisites, Perfumery. Brushes, Combs, Birthday Cards, Pictures, Books, and Stationery at English Prices, Purses, Ladies' Bags in Seal, Morocco, Plush, Velvet, and Silk, Dressing Cases, Work Boxes, Desks, Jewel and Writing Cases, Inkstands, Fans, Dolls, Horses and Carts, Rocking Horses, Bagatelle Boards, &c. The Is Counter contains hundreds of varieties to select from. The 6d. Counter, also the 3d., has on it marvellous value. Novelties always being received and obtainable only at GOODSON'S. Our windows are now lighted by 12 of Defrie's Electro Argand Reflector Illnmlnatious, being the i:;oo.t povfectly lighted windows in Auckland. Our Motto: "SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK , RETURNS " is by electricity in Willing's patent pro- • cess duly displayed. Note the Addresses — GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, AUCKLAND. THAMES. LONDON OFFICE, 58, ST. MARY AXE. A D D L E R V „r ^ND H ARNESS ESTABLISHMENT, 165, QUEEN STREET. (-3 '••'-•lffinii WS nsi g g v <i^| ATToyLAyp. I | o p XfTrJy ' I All kinds of Carriage, Buggy, Gig, Wagonette, Spring Cart, Dray, Plough, and other Harness. Collars in great variety. Saddlery of every description. 274 MARTIN'S INSTANTANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHS.— Reduced Prices. —The People's Portrait from 7s 6d the half-dozen. MARTIN'S DRAWING-ROOM PORTRAITS.— Printed by the new Platinum Process, and are the most beautiful, artistic, and j>errnanent Pictures ever produced by Photogrrphy. MARTIN'S CHILDREN'S PORTRAITS and FAMILY GROUPS are the cheapest and BEST. MARTIN'S ALBUM PICTURES Views of Auckland and Hot Lakes, from 6s doz j Private Residences or Business Premises, from 12s doz. MARTIN'S INSTANTANEOUS DRYPLATES.— ChemicaIs and Apparatus on Sale. JOSIAH MARTIN, Late Martin & Partington, PORTRAIT GALLERY, MARKET ENTRANCE, QUEEN - STREET. sfll^^^HHJ^BslL 1 l l 1 a m s , B^^^H||^^HBBBH^HCRT~STREET, jHE p i n c

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Observer, Volume 5, Issue 131, 17 March 1883, Page 418

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Page 418 Advertisements Column 2 Observer, Volume 5, Issue 131, 17 March 1883, Page 418

Page 418 Advertisements Column 2 Observer, Volume 5, Issue 131, 17 March 1883, Page 418

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