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Observer, Volume 6, Issue 154, 25 August 1883, Page 12

T>OOKS & STATIONERY; EXPIRATION OF LEASE. VXENUINE C^LEARANCE te>ALE NOW GOING ON OF THE ENORMOUS STOCK OF BOOKS ANJ> STATIONERY (the laegest in the colony), AT THE OLD ESTABLISHED BOOK STOgS^ 100, Queen-street, Auckland^ -r~W r Twenty Thousand Books to Select from. THE HANDSOMEST FAMILY BIBLE EVER IMPORTED Is being Sold at Hau-peice, Two Guineas. SPLENDID BOXES OF STATIONERY, Containing 50 sheets Paper and 50 Square Envelopes (tinted, granite, cream-laid, or mourning), SOLD AT HALF-PRICE— ONE SHILLING. ,' I This is an exceptional opportunity for Public Libraries, Sunday-school Libraries, &c., to replenish their shelves. Special discounts are being offered. MERCHANTS AND STOREKEEPEES Should now lay in a stock of WELL - SEASONED ACCOUNT BOOKS. UPWARDS OF 1000 PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, At an Aveuage op Hamj-peicb. BOUND VOLUMES of "Leisure Hour, "Sunday at Home," "Bow Bells, "Family Herald," " London Journal," " Day of Rest^ " "Goodwood," "Welcome," "Quiver," &c., at Ci/EAEANCE Pbices. This is a capital chance for COUNTRY settlers to lay in a stock of Winter Reading. Remember, this is a Genuine Clearance Sale, and the stock must be disposed of quickly, as the lease expires shortly, and the premises are coming down. N. Or. Xj enk °x> . (Late E. Wayte), IMPORTER OP BOOKS AND STATIONERY^ 100, QUEEN - STREET, Auckland. ■yy ANTED -g-NOWIf, ++-H-+-M-i-++-H-+i-+-HH-+-M-t X JOHN GIBBONS, J +f+-H-H-H-H-M"H-H-f+++J GROCER AND FRUITERER, Has commenced business in the New Block of Buildings in Victoeia-steeet (third shop from Hobson-street). N.B.— Refreshment Rooms on the Premise*, where meals may be had at all hours — from 8. a.m. to 11 p.m.— at ONE SHILLING, a cup o£ Te* or Ooffee included. , - - ' •••