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Observer, Volume 6, Issue 141, 26 May 1883, Page 151

: ?m HE-AP/'T^rA'EDWARE - npr OtJSEi . 234, QUEEN-STBEET, AUCKLAND,' J. & J. DICKEY HATE EOB SALE — " EOWATT'S ANUCAPNIC LAMPS. Also, Exsra BUENEES, FONTS, GLOBES & WICKS, And a Grreafc Nariety of Chimnies. EODGEES', LOCKWOOD & WIG-FALL'S TABLE & POCKET CUTLERY. JOHNSON'S CELEBEATED SCISSORS. CLAEK'S BOILEES, SAUCEPANS, &o. GRIFFITHS' PATENT TEA AND COFFEE POTS. Stamp Tinned Meat and Pie Dishes, h and Milk Pans, all sizes. BuoKE-- r -tubs, Pails, and Ovens, Bbooms, Sceubbees, Whisks, &c. Haie, Cloth, and Nail Beushes. PAKK'S, BLACK'S AND LYNDON'S SPADES AND DIGGING EOEKS. G-AEDEN HOES, EAKES, AND TEOWELS. BISSTON, SOEBY, AND SPEAE AND JACKSON'S HAND, EIP, AND « TENNON SAWS, &o. | AXES, ADZES, TOMAHAWKS, AND CHISELS, AUGERS, PLANES, HAMMERS, BRACES, TWIST AND PATENT BITS, all sizes, i LOCKS, HINGES, NAILS, AND BRASSWARE, SCOTT'S GENUINE WHITE LEAD, RAW, BOILED, AND LINSEED OIL. ST)EE /^(ENT "inJSOOUNT Jl v^ JLJ ALLOWED TO CASH PVBCHASEES On all sales amounting to 20s and upwards. J. AND J. Dickey, 234, QUEEN-STEEET, AUCKLAND ■^prr y AILE and jpo Beg to announce to the public that they have PUECHASED That well-known DEAPEEY and CLOTHINGBUSINESS OF ME F. J. SOMEEFIELD, 133, Queen-st.j AND THAT W. YAILE & CO. HATE ALSO PUECHASED THE BALANCE OF THAT CELEBEATED STOCK OP TTfcEAPEEY AND /CLOTHINGAJ \y OS MESSES GAELICK & CEANWELL, Which is being removed to their Premises, 132, QUEEN-STEEET. BOTH STOCKS AEE BEING- RE-MAEKED, AND WILL BE SOLD AT FAE BELOW COST. SALE /COMMENCES ON "1%/rONDAY, i The 20th Instant. ALL GOODS MAEKED IN PLAIN FIG-UEES DUEING- THE SALE. Note the Address — W • V AILE & \JO., 132, QUEEN-STEEET, Auckland. ST. Tt/r UNG-O -p(AFE. CHAS. CANNINGi Begs respectfully to inform his Customers and Friends , that he has now OPENED HIS NEW PREMISES : With a Choice and Varied Stock of FBENCH & ENG-LISH CONFECTIONEEY, , Andi 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 l Friends that he will give the Cafe Bbauch of the l 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 i> all who patronise his establishment. DINING- EOOMS, , \-S OVER RATTRAT'S SHOP, QUEEN-STEEET. 3 The undersigned ha-ving taken the above Rooms, begs most respectfully to inform the Dining Public of Auckq land and vicinity that he will use his best endeavours to make these Rooms the most Popular Restaurant in j Queen-street, by having a good daily Bill of Fare, good 3 attendance, with moderate charges and cleanliness. The Dining-room, 60' x 40, the Largest in Auckland, is suitable for Public or Private Dinners or Meetings. There is also a Reading and Smoking-room, Lavatory, and other conveniences. G-. EOBSON. - March 19, 1883. ' O EM O V A L. CLAEK & G-ANE HAVE REMOVED TO THOSE CENTEALLT - SITUATED PEEMISES, y ■ Next to Maxfleld, Grocer, 1678 QUEEN-STBEET, AUCKLAND. TVT E W.l .Q If npOTTEEY. ' : - T . '. ' „ . GEORGE BOYB, „. „' t WANUBACTU ; BEB .O» 3STEB! DESOniPTIOST OS ; PIPES, TEREA ; PQTTA,-Ai:il> 'I «'>;";^&?-cDAJjiGiojoEis..-. --..'';■. '.->u-' { hh-h. -■'?&&*?,