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Observer, Volume 6, Issue 150, 28 July 1883, Page 9

iSfelJ-tEAB" :-OOOItS & QTATIOKERY. *'.'"C^^-i-" .Vi-'.-'.' '1? ''. ' •■*-.■ |||| |^.iX3?IRATIO^;OI? LEASE.^ • , WS*£x, v >- : ' : . ■■■'•• fi r ■ Q lvl!! ? st_)rE'NUlNE : '^LEARAKCE ; 'KSALI--'i'Mv'-'i""^' ■■' f ■ . '■ •■' Vfi^ifY-. •' ■, NOW GOING-. ON OV THE^ . > Enormous stock, oe books akd : ." ',■:'.-■ -stationery ■ ' Cft '.'%'.rl'.: (jfeiß >A_ta-BST IN THE COLON?), S O^_CE ;OLD ESTABLISHTED. BOOK s STOEE, '"'fa ;*'/• -'{]■ 100,, QtrBEN-STKEET, AUCKLAND. ' ',■>'■'.'':'.'''.',■■ . ' ' c yv«;enty Thousand Books to Select £§>;■• ■-■ '- ; ■■ „ from. f ?,THE HANDSOMEST FAMILY BIBLE 'iJ'y.' '■;• EVER IMPORTED >0:i Ib being Sold at Ham-pbicb, Two Guineas. ' SPtENDID BOXES OF STATIONEEY, i Containing 50 sheets Paper and 50 Square ' Envelopes (tinted, granite, cream-laid, j or mourning), SIOLD AT HALr-PRICE— ONE SHILLING. j This is an exceptional opportunity for Public j libraries, Sunday-school Libraries, &c, to replenish, their shelves. Special discounts avo ' being offered. MERCHANTS AND STOREKEEPERS Should now lay in a stock of WELL - SEASONED ACCOUNT EOOKS. UPWARDS OF 1000 PHOTOGRAPHIC I ALBUMS, ! At an Atbbagb oo? Halt?-pbice. BOUND VOLUMES of "Leisure Hour, "Sunday at Home," "Bow Bella, "En.mil;> Herald," "London Journal," "Day of Rest, "Goodwood," "Welcome," ," Quiver," &c, at CiiEAEance Prices. This is a capital chance for country settlers to lay in a stock of Winter Reading. Remember, thi3 i3 a Genuine Clearance Sale, and tho stock must be disposed of quickly, as the lease expires shortly, and the premises are coming down. N* G-. Ij en]sox » i (Late E. Watte), IMEOETER OP BOOKS AND STATIONEKY, AoO, QUEEN - STREET, AxrcKiiAND. I THB PLANTINa THE PLANTING BEA.SON. 3BASOK. l WILLIAM MASON, PONSONBY NUESEBIES, la consequence of retiring from business, will offer the whole of his Stock at very low prices , A GENUINE CLEAEING OUT. TH-3 LAST SEASON AT THE PONSONBT j NUESEBIES. | INSPECTION INVITED. j AH Fruit ,' and other Worked Trees, true to name, < being worked from large standard fruit-bearing j trees growing on tho place, and consisting of the largest and choicest Collection of — 3PEUIT TBEES, SHELTER AND ORNAMENTAL ' TBEES AND SHRUBS, FLOWERING PLANTS, ! HERBS, ROOTS, &c. '300 varieties of the very best Apples, worked on TJlortkcrn Spy and Majetin Stock. 3?2AE3, Plums, Peaches, Apricots, Figs, Grapes, Nectarines, Loquats, Guavas, Quinces., Medlars, Currants, Gooseberries, Oranges, LEMONS, &c. Oass, Ash, Oriental Plane and Poplar, suitable for street planting. Camellias from Is upwards ; Azalias from 6a per dozen. Hedge Plants at lowest prices— Quick, African Boxthorn, Obarea, Elceagnus, Ligustrum (Chinensis and Vulgar), &c. &OSBS (150 varieties), all worked and the very choicest collection, to be sold at 4s _>er dozen, or 25a per , hundred. Catalogues on applicatior a» the Foaaonhy Nurseries. WILLIAM MASON. TEE HUMORIST, roiFiew i .45-JL Zealand was a grand country for the survivors, r j'So it is, as long as they oontinne to pitroliago their Qroceries from 1 W. E. LEWIS, j FAMILY GROCER, TEA DEALER, AND PRO- ' ' . •■' VISION MERCK AKT, \ tj t VICICQBJA-STBBET WEST. AtTCSiAIJr . Always*, on hand, a well-seleclod stooV. «i Gsftaral $CQGonefi,&o., ie, at lowest cash prices. t Sh'ipning supplied. ' yamilies waited on for orders. ' Chobds delivered in town and siibuvbs. ' ' -A. trial solicited. . ' *' 'J A I. LOR. Q^_4ait*J&wle ft* •■-- v-.. .. >itv.;. ', .^ • /^ $ee"&\well slsrartt. \~\ Xo^ijffi*offi^ i ?;''- :; ■•■■■- ;