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Auckland Star, Volume I, Issue 186, 13 August 1870, Page 3

aaa DOZEN of LADIES' LAWN \J4\J POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS, 3s. llcl.—J. COSGRAVE & CO. 0 rAA YAKDS of WINCEY, at 3ftL— O.OUU J- CO^GRAVE & CO. ry rAA YARDS of UNDRESSED HOL/.OUU LAND, 4&d.-J. COSGRAVJi AWD CO. 9r> PIECES of WELSH FLAN iN EL, all O wool, wide width, 9£cL- J- COSGR AYE AND CO. -t CiQ PIECES of FURNITURE CHINTZ, 1/0O beautiful patterns, 4|J.—J. COSGRAVE & CO. ivrA MAGNIFICENT SILK "ntiESSES, IOU warranted all silk, chaste patterns, 2s. Hid.—J. COSGRAVE & CO. 1 rA LADIES' SEAL and ERMIN 10U MUFFS, 4s. 6d.—J. COSGRAVE AND CO. GO A PIECES CHECKED WINCEY O6\J SHIRTING, Bi-d.-J. COSGRAVE AND CO. OA PIECES SCARLET FLANNEL, all OU wool, wide width, Is.—J. COSGRAVE AND CO. rvnn PIECES all wool TARTAN CLOAKi OAJ ING, Is. 6d.—J. COSGRAVE & CO. ry-A YARDS of BLACK VELVETEEN, |OU Is- 6d.—J. COSGRAVE & CO. m PIECES of all wool SAXONY FLANNEL, 10|d.—J. COSGRAVE & CO. -f r A LADIES' TRIMMED HATS, Is.— 10U J- COSGRAVE & CO. 001 PIECES UNBLEACHED CALTCO, O/CL Mexican finish, stout make, sd.— J. COSGRAVE & CO. aaa LADI E3' HATS, 6d.— \)\j\J J. COSGRAVE & CO. QTA LADIES' WINCEY SKIRTS, t/OU exquisitively trimmed, 6s. lid.— J. COSGRAVE & CO. FUN, WIT, and HUMOUR at the Mechanics' Institute, on Monday. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, Wetxesley -steeet. A NNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES. Aug. 12 —Rev. E. N. Beee, M.A. : " Popular Education, Religious and Secular."—W. C. Daldy, Esq., will take the Chair. Sept. 9—Rev. J. Bulier : " Our Young Men." Oct. 7—W.L. Rees, Esq.: "A few Elements of Greatness." P.S.—Dr. Hector will deliver his lecture, on his arrival in Auckland, of which due notice will be given The tickets for the course (price 35.,) to admit bearer and lady, may be obtained from Messrs. J. Wayte, J. and H. Upton, R. B. Shalders, Queen-street; at the Rooms of the Association, or from the Members of the Committee. Lectures to commence at 7.30 p.m. SINGLE LECTURE, 6d. THE LOSS OF THE 'TA CHAIN GA.' THE following gentlemen have formed themselves into a COMMITTEE for the COLLECTING of SUBSCRIPTIONS for the unfortunate relative sufferers by the recent calamity. About 30 orphans are left destitute and need assistance. Subscriptions forwarded to the undersigned will be thankfully received. Alfred Buckland, Durham-street E. and H. Isaacs, Fort-street T. W. Macready, Queen-street Henderson and Macfurlnne, Queen-street T. and S. Morrin, Queen-street W. J. Hurst, Queen-street Carey, Gillcs, Hunter & Co., Durham-street Cruioishauk, Smart and Co., Queen-street L. D. Nathan and Co., Shortland-street R. Hobbs, Wakefield and Upper Queenstreets J. Newman (Newman and Ewen), Queenstreet W. C. Wilson, Herald Office Combes and Daldy, Queen-stveet Owen and Graham, Queen street McArthur, Shera and Co., Shortland-street Must and Co., Shortland-street Archibald Clark and Son, Shortland-street Lewis Bros., Queen-streefc Thornton, Smith and Firth, Queen-street F. H. Lewisson, Queen-street R. J. Morison, Daily Southern Cross Office Bucholz & Co., Fort-street J. S. Mucforlane, Queen-street J. T- Boylan, High-street J. Casey, Queen-street Wharf B V J. Daveney, Northern Club P. A. Philips, Queen and Shortland-streets Henry Nicol, North Shore Thames —W. Rowe, Captain Souter Coromandel—Captain Fr.jser Russell—A. Vilcoq and R. Barstow Waimate—John Williams Kawakawa —John McLeod Tauranga--T. Wrigley, J. A. Chadwick Opotiki—William Kelly Poverty Bay—Captain Read Riverhead—John Lamb Onehunga—Captain Brewer Otahuhu—John Hall, Hugh Knox Ngaruawahia—Jiunes Humo Cambridge—William Selby Alexandra- J. D. Hill Hamilton —W. Cummi'jgs The Subscription Lists will be advertised. mRY OUR BOTTLED ALES SIX SHILLINGS PER DOZEN.