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Observer, Volume 7, Issue 231, 14 February 1885, Page 7

A"m/TERRY /CHRISTMAS .ItJLerky v^hristmas AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR ! HAPPY NEW YEAR ! MONTAGUE'S FANCY ~O A ZAAR AND GRAND A NNUAL OHOW OP FANCY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, • TOYS, JEWELLERY, Consisting of Gold and Siiver Watches, Chain?, Necklets. Lockets, Brooehe3, Earrings, Studs, Links, Suites, Ladies' and Grents' Rings, Wedding i-iingo, Kricpei-rtj <>retn o t.one Ornaments, and tin endless variety of Jewellery ; Work Boxes, Writing Desks, Work Baskets, direct from Paris; Ladies' Bags, Reticules, Companions, Albums, Purses, Pocket Books, . Inkstands, Cabinets, Dressing Cases, Grlove and Handkerchief Boxes, Electroplated Cruets, Tea Sets, Teapots, Cake and Card Baskets, Cups, Vases, Spoons, Forks, Piokle Frames, &c. ; China Tea, Breakfast, and Dinner Sets, Bohemian GHass Vases, Lustres, Toilet Sets, Baskets, Whatnot Ornaments, Glass-shaded Goods, and Crystal Palace Ceramic Ware ; Dolis in China, Wax, Compo, Indiarubber, Wool, Cloth, and of every conceivable design ; Toys too numerous to particularise, with Novelties of every description for Christmas Presents and New Year Gifts. Every Article of Jewellery guaranteed and marked at the lowest remunerative price. The only legitimate and popular Fancy Goods Depot in Auckland is MONTAGUE'S T7UNCY "O^ZAAR, JO Jt> QUEEN-STRKET, Auckland. AND TVfEW ~^TEAR PEESENTS ! PRESENTS ! PRESENTS ! PRESENTS ! THE LARGEST, NEWEST, AND CHOICEST ASSORTMENT Ix Auckland is at BOYLAN AND fipANFIELD'S, Importers of GLASS, CHINA, AND EARTHENWARE, 174, QUEEN-STREET. N.B.— TOUGHENED GLASS In Large Variety. By ApPOINTiIENT. TO HIS ft, -*!»» I%* TO HIS Royal Highness Excellency the Tivkk op &4y'>r':-p>K the Edinburgh ®xgij. ' "■£-& Govek n o b. and the Earl of Pembroke. R. H. B A * T L E T T > PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. R.H.B. is now taking Portraits by tbo New Instautm.oous Process, hiving received large shipments of the latest Photographic Instruments and Novelties. The Largest Assortment, of Views of New Zealand Scenery, including Mangnificent Views of the Hot Lakes, always on hand. All Photographs Finished by the New Enamelling Process. C. R. J ° H N * ° K LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, Gwynne's Hotel, Hasiilton, Waikato FOR HIRE— Double and Single Buggies, and Saddle Horses. TERMS CASH' ■ A conveyance leaves the Post-office, Hamilton, every Tuesday and Saturday morning at 9 o'clock for Raglan, carrying Her Majesty's Mails. Leaves Raglan Honda and Wednesday at 9 a.m. Fare each way, 12s. 6d. Everybody, young and old, rich and poor, and those who wish to restore a broken-down constitute >n, shonld take a trip to Raglan, the .most; romanti ''Vateringplace in New Zealand Tfi ~C> R^ S A L E 1 Ten Horse-Power Engine and Boiler. 1 Eight Horse-power Engine and large Cornish Boiler. .' 1 Sixteen horse-power Engine, Compound, with multitubular Boiler. 1 Circular-saw Bench. 40 feet. 2 Saw Spindles with pulleys complete. 1 Planeing Machine. . Pair Mill Stone, Drivinsr Wheels, Spmdles, Shafting, Elevators, Silk Dresser, Smut Machine, and Stone Crane, with other gear suitable for a flour-mill. For particulars apply % cCQSK^ & gQNf Engineers, Auckland, j : May 27 ,1884. ; , ' : „ Jne7%*r I