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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 3035, 29 December 1891, Page 2

Spccr.l Advertisements. a j mm jyieo blend. -• 0 n ! 0 VISITORS TO AI'CULAXI) : r\ : i H;Kin< ; , O V Tin: holiday skason Are cordially invited to inspect j J_J GODSON'S : a : v' ; N , .i KOOM.v.v. :.a\V ; 5 1 - f ,p« M- d an inuurnjO quantity of . ' XKW CCA)I)S in every denart* j , £) MH'IU, iit'.l h.IVC li.'V'T o!ti'rf(l D ' • such .i splendid : not loss than ; ' £7500 . \ aluc i ,; displayed !or our cus* . f tMiin-i-v' M :hu-ti<>n ; huC the mention , t ' Ij ' lit' tllis ill.ldCilU.'lVlV I'lMVl'V:: till' . !■> , /•. I ,-Ui-nt, v.iltic, c,r variety. C.-rt.n.ily | /) > ' !no F-iw-.v ("timh!., K..-:;it>lislmH , nt in ■ ' J ] \ T ; Auckland, m-t|,.-. rolony, contains ! jN I sr.-.-.Wni' .:;>nr..-,ci.i!>u' it. <» Dl such f.iciliti. st,. p'irrli.iM'.rj ns ■ i ! (lOODSOA'S 1 iJ , V i I.ONI) N" A l-t CAIJ Ks , /-V O i ]ArAN'!'.Si; AND ART , N j 11A/.AAK.S. j N 1 TWo heavy siiipi.icnts i.i cowls just opened trom J:ip;i;t li;L\-e enriched the J.'ip lU...uir beyond .'iny- . i tiling it ever before presented. Our » A. j;rc«t feature in tlie.se eiUblisli- : •«. T, mcnts is tlui pirlect freedom wttli i T> XX which visitors may ir.-peU regard- ( At 0 less of purchasing. j Q A Pr.KASB Ki:mi:mmi'.r : For Gold] \ A and Silver frwelleryiallwarrantcd), -&> -p. Cutlery, Clocks, ttlcctro-plate. *T\ 1) Stationery, Japanese Goods. Art, J- 7 r* and useful Basketware, Breakfast, Tji ill Dinner, J>es.;evt, L'en t< aml lotlct .. Sets. Class and China, Desks, O 0 Workboncß. Dressing Cases, Work* baskets and Tables, Alhunis, Photo Kramcs, Vases. Lustres*, EporifP.c.s, Glass Shades of eruit and i''hnvor«f, ! Dresden, Parisian China, Cri-ket j and Tennis G<m>»ls, Dolls (a speer XO j alty), and l''anc\ Goods fri>m all r*(J parts ol the world, suited for ( | Presents for all times and all | persons. S 1 2Vf Pl>icr ttt. iitckhind fx 1 ( GOODSOM'S I f LONDON ARCADES. ! f ■ No. 1—N T e\t Ne-.v Zealand Clothing : 9 ] I'actorv, Queen-street. Cy t u ] Xo. 2— Next Ruslibrnok and Sned- j i den's, Qutter.»stroct._ I No. 3—Next ilcPhcrionV, Karang- ( j ahape Koad. 9 Mchtu : 3 ' Small Profits and Quick Returns-. | Drink Nelson, Moate's PURE BLENDS. No. 2. 2s 4d. W.""HTs TTr;; DENTAL SURGEON, CITY DENTAL ROOMS, Queen-street, Auckland (Over Woollams and Co., Tailors, oppo* site National Bank). Telephone 49-1. Drink Nelson, Moate's PURE BLIND. No. 3. 2s Bd. gI'ECiAL BANK HOLIDAYS. L'tii'.iuint to the twins of " 'Clio Bxnks • and iJanfcc.'s A.ut, ISSO," and " The B:uiks nnil Hiiikurs Act Asneudmunt Aet, 1852." SATURDAY, the 2nd. ;ind tin; -st.il d=\ys of ,J»n«iiry | prox., nr.! l ereHv .ippointml SPECIAL BANK. HOLIDAYS at the Offices of I the unilur-inentioueil Bankd throughout the mlotiy. For the Union litnk of Australia, 1 Limited, G. E. TOLHURST, Resideut Infspector.

For the Hank of New South \Vales, \V. G. RHIND, Inspector, For the Bank of Australasia, E. \V. MORRdH, Inspector X. Z. For the National Bank of New Zealand (Limited), \V. DYMOCK, General Manner. For the Colonial Bank of New Zealand. HENRY MACKENZIE, Geuwal Manager. For the Bank of New Zealand, \V. T. HOLMES, General Malinger. NOTE The BANKS will aUo be CLOSttD throngout the Colony on FRIDAY Ist January (New Year's Day), being a Statute Holiday.