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Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1827, 23 December 1875, Page 3

- npHE Cross supports Mr. Clark ! s AUCKLAND VOLUNTEER __. ENGINEERS. The Annual Picnic is Postpone" from "Rosing Day till New Year's Day (Saturday), Ist January, IS7G, ", Particulars in a futiu-p notice. W. ANDERSON, Capiain Commanding. t piARLTON A'ADEMY. —C. B. \_y Andrew df-sires the presence of the Parents > and Fronds of his Pupils This Eveniutr, ot the Schoolroom, at 7 o'clock, when thn PriZPS will be dis- . tjibuted, aiid Reading- adjudged, by F. G. Ewington ' (chairman), and ,T Blackman, Esqs. > T OST, between Lome and QueenJL A streets, a WbitP Ostrich Feather.—Finder rewarded on. leaving same at A. Cucksey'e, WakefieldBtrpet. rpEJNDERS for the Removal of the , JL Toll-house, Newmarket, to Gundry-street, 1 Newton, and Erection thereon, will be received " until 12 o'clock on Tuesday next, 28th inst, at Grattan's Star Hotel. Karangahape Road, Newton, marked " Tender for Removal of Toll-house." AUCKLAND PERMANENT CO-OPE-RATIVE BUILDING & INVESTMENT SOCIETY. NOTICE TO MEMBERS. Tine Office of (he Society will be CLOSED on Saturday, the 2lsth inst, and Saturday, the Ist January, but will be OPfN for the purpose of receiving Subscriptions and Deposits from 6 o clock till 8 o'clock on Friday, the 24th inst, and Friday, the 31st inst. JOHN BATGER, Secretary. A UCKLAND & MERCER RAILWAY. Christmas Eve, Special Train lpaves Onehunga for Auckland at(i.4op.m, returning from Auckland at 11 p.m., aad Newmarket at 11.10 p.m. On Christmas Pay Trains run as on week days (no goods). On December 27th, Trains leave Auckland for .Ellerslie, Onehunga, and intermediate stations, every hour, starting at the hour ; and from Onehunga at 14 minutes past the hour for Ellerulie, Auckland, and intermediate stations, excepting last Train, which leaves Onehunga at (> p.m. Leave Ellerslie at 2(j minutes past the hour for Auckland and Onehunga. Ordinary Time Table between Auckland and Onehunga will be suspended. (No Goods). Return Fare, irrespective of class: Auckland to Ellerslie Is 3d Newmarket to Ellerslie 9d Onehunga to Ellerslie Is ttd Trains for Papakura, Drury, Pukekohe, &c,, leave as usual. By order, A. V. MACDONALD, General Manager. A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR. Gif Go to MESSENGER'S, Opposite Savings' Bank, For a CHRISTMAS TREAT. Grand Display of Prize Ox Beef, Southdown Mutton, Grass-fed Lauub, and Dairy-fed Pork. Christmas Rounds of Corned Beef for Picnics. Sucking Pigs and Poultry in any quantity. One Hundred Prime Smoked Tonguea. Haunchss ana Saddles of Mutton dressed in first business style, One Ton of Lard at 6d $ lb. Everything- in ihe Small Goods Department fresh, and made expressly for the Holidays. ri LOVES! GLOVES! At WILLIAM EYRE'S, the Cheap'Habcrdashory Establishment, " EnniskiUcn House," YICTORIA-BTRKKT. FIRST CHOICE JOSEPHINE COLOURED KID GLOVES, without damage. 1,000 Pairs, at i as Oil to 3s 3d. POTATOES, Potatoes.—Hd Potatoes -B7 suitable for seed or eating, in quantities to suit purchasers.—R. Baird, Victori^-slreet. ■pARNELL HALL. Navai* Brigade Vabiety Tkotipr Will give an ENTERTAINMENT on the evening of BoxiDg Day, December 27, under the patronage of tho Ofilcers and Members of ihe Company. L M A N A C, 187 G. 1 The " New Zealand Insurance Company's Illumil nated Card and Book Almanac for 1876," can be obtained on application at the Company's office, Insurance Buildings, Queen-street, or of looal agents. . -pvOM AIN GARDENS t Wanted Known, that William Bmohton is now I prepared to supply an unlimited quantity of Straw- • berries and Cream. ; Tea and Refreshments always on hand during the Holidays. FOR CHEISTMAS AND NEW YEAR, J. M. McLACHLAN IS SHEWING IN DRESSES. CLOTHING. , New Silks New Silk Dust Coats „ Muslins „ Trousers and Veßta 1 „ Prints „ Suits „ Costumes, &c. „ Shirts p ~ Hats, &c. MILLINERY. FTJfcNIrtHING. I New Hats New Oil Cloths . „ Flowers „ Matting „ Gossamers „ Carpets 1 „ Feathers „ Hearth Rugs „ Bonnets, &c. „ Curtains, &c. 218, Ql7 E BN-S TREET, Near Wellesley-street. T> OXIN G DAY! JJOXINO J) AT!!! i EXCURSION TO HOT SPRINGS ONLY. The p.B. < HAURAKI Will leave Queen-street Wharf (weather permitting) on the 27th December, at 9 am., leaving the Hot Springs at 5 p.m., giving 5 hours for Bathing, &o. Return Tickets, Five Shillings. J. EDWARDS. pHRISTMAS BARGAIN^ GENUINE SALTt OF CHOICE CHEISTMAS FRUirS, ETC, , CHRISTMAS BARGAINS TO EVERY CASH PURCHASER AT THE WELL-KNOWN T POT. • F. HEWIN & BROTHER Have just opened out their new Shipments of Fine ' Fnrits, especially seleored for thsir Christmas trade and will offer them at nuch prices as will ensure a Speedy Clearance. The following list will give Borne ; idea of the Bargains to be had W FOR CASH ONLY ! "CX New Patras Currants, 4J<fd $ ft i Finest Eleme Raisins, 6>£d <g ft Splendid Hobart Town Jams, only 7d $ tin „ „ „ 1% ft tins only lOd^Hn Victoria Honey, 8d $ tin A fine light Sugar for 4#d. Also don't forget to pu-chase your CHRISTMA.B ' HAMd, BACON, At«D CaEESE Jrem the direct Importers ard thus gut full yalu« for your money, 1 «s we pay particular attention to this important branoh of the business. F. HEWIN & BROTHER, GROCERS, BACOX, AND CHEESE FACTORS, The T Pot on thb Cobner, And at Grahamstown. '.' A Merry Christmas to yott All." i 11/TR. O'RORKE invites the " of Onebnnga to meet him at the Choral Hall, Queenstreet, Onehunga, at 3 o'clock, on MONDAY next, 1 he27thinrt. ' '