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Observer, Volume 7, Issue 158, 22 September 1883, Page 4

GO TO f* OODSON'S X ONDON A »548 l VJTOODSON'S XJONDON JEk.W4®E •.for "■■.. ■■!.';";" l; !;'_'.'.';:. ,", WATCHES, Gold and SUvef, all *sma*»~.~to time ; CLOCKS, Marble, Wood and Nickel, and every other line. f TEWELLBRY, all Sterling Gold, and Sterling *$ Silver too; ELECTRO-PLATE at Lowest Prices w^aa always do. DIAMONDS (not Canterbury) set- in A.by«sinian Gold ; SILVERENE.with Stones and Pearls, all lovely to behold ; PRESENTS, such as these on Birthdays are tbe rage ; "OINGS, BRACELETS, JTEOKLETS,- with JlSj lovely Charms, suiting ci cry ace ; ■ • : /"^TJTLFRY of every kind, SbeffieidTmakes well l v^ known ; CHINA, GLASS, and CEOCK.EK£WiJCjP, , imported straight fron? Home ; . , ; . BOOKS at English Prices,. then wherefore go/ pay more? . ■ • „; STATIONERY, none, cheaper found in warer ; . house, shop, or. store. -..-.. • . DESKS, WORK-BOXES..& PAPETARIES, with deep, mysterious drawers ; . , ; BAGATELLE, DRAFTS, CHESS, and CRIB^, aiad Games which have their, laws; ',,' .. f\ ENTS' and LADIES' DRESSING CA^ES, \ \JC exquisitely fitted, marvellously low ! JET and PEARL BEAD NECKLETS, with one, two, three in a row. >■■ • BIRTHDAY CARDS & BIRTHDAY BOOKS — sure none with us compare ; ALBUMS, SCRAPS, and PHOTOGRAPHS are never wanting there. ... BRUSHES, COMBS, and SOAPS & SCENTS, .. and PERFUMES very sweet ; , : PIESSE and LUBEN, MASON too, and other*/ quite a treat; . . "OOCKING HORSES, ROCKING BOATS/ SXj with each that do riot rock ; . DCLLS, great and small, dressed and undressed, a most gigantic stock ' TOYS, suited both in price and size to almost , every one. , . , , ONE SHILLING, SIXPENCE, THREBr, PENCE each, more or less anon. 4 CCORDIANS and CONCERTINAS, sure XX music it hath charms ; ' -• , /^RCHESTRANETTES and MUSIC BOXES, V-r with bell and drum alarms. „ .: „, THE LONDON ARCADE— visit it— eacm^ patron we will thank you — . W?} IN it you'll find, JUST LOOK AROUND^ " from a Needle to an Anchor." Kote the Addresses— • GOODbON'S LONDON ARCADE, Queen and. Victoria streets, Auckland; High-street* Christchurch, w --- ' London Office, St. Mary AxeMBE ' ; _ -—-^g^. — TVS. T f\ PEN E.D. "'"Kf'f, • SEOM . :,.' LONDON AND PARIS, ? , A SPLENDID ASSOBTMEWT OF ' r Laces and Lace Goods Generally „ -■<-■ ■ ■<-■. .■■-w% SATTBBNS AND CAMBRICS, Pxain ahd Pigubbb.'^ Lateet Designs and Colourings. ' ' . .■••■•= , VTEW HPRING T\RESS pOODS| With Teimmikos to Match. . Tt/TILNB & pHOYCE, j QUEEN STREET. 1 TOS EP H "]||- OTI OK » ! COMMISSION AGENT, Customhouse Stbeet West.' Maize, Oats, and Beane crushed, and Chaff cut daily by l * the ton as per agreement. Corn, Hay, Bran and Straw. Storage for Free Goods at current rates. Terms Cash. — 15 per cent, charged on all accounts no paid within one month from tho date of side. < W. H. R 0 *?! 1^ TOBACCONIST, STATIONER AND FANCY GOODS. -'K ITems botanically arranged in packages, from 2s 6d to £2. -.'■''■ MAORI PORTRAITS. ; W. H. RON AYNE, 37, Queen-street Wharf. ALL ACCOUNTS owing to the late GeorgeDixon must be promptly, paid to. iMr Arthur D. Bennett, of High-streot, Auckland^ NotMy, who is authorised to receive same. (Signed) EMMA DIXON, l i -r- ■ Administratrix Estate of the late George ' "■ • ■ Witness : " „' • * ' Gbas. Goßtfis; Clerk, ' ; '" - \ , . ; •. ■• .•.(';.' ft rHt .<.