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Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1829, 28 December 1875, Page 3

: \I7AJ#ED to Let, :i House in Seai H field .View. —Apply at Bennett's Drapery PWarp'iouße,"Quee*\-atiaet. TIT AW TED x Lad who can milk, v v look after a .lovst., ana" raahe hitoself generally useful. —Apply to Mr Wnitley, Claremont Hou?e, Princes-street. WAItfTEJF a Geu eral Servant, 1 V v will'"n7to go'he sea-sii?,? for two months — Ai.-ply to Mr Rob:rt,o ■■, Gotel?, Upper Symonds street 14/ ANTED, 4 good Cook and Laun- * * dress, having references.—Apply after6p.m. to Mis Pounds, St fjtaphen's Ro.ui. WANTED." a strong 7 Boy.—Apply K. Giles, butcher, City atarke*.. WANTED, the General Public to know that J. Alwingor. Tailor (late from Franco and Germany), has commenced business in his new premises, Ko. 38, Victoria-street, where he hopes to meet with such support as his knowledge and attention to business, and civility to his customers shall command. Gentlemen's and Boys' Suits made to order. Repairs, dyeing, and cleaning, in all its branches, executed at the shortest notice. J^ O T I C~ E. In consequence of serious injury done to property from time to time, no trespassers will be allowed to Cross the Fields of the undersigned from this date. JOSEPH NEWMAN. Eemuera 24th December, 1875. OR SALE.—A Steeple Engine, suitablo for a paddle steamer, 2 feet 9 inches stroke.—Apply Manager N Z.S.S. Co. (Limited), Wellington. LOST, a red plait worsted cloak in Cook-street or Queen-street this oveniug. The finder will please to leevo it at Mr Oucksey, musicshop, or at this office. a jncient^okde"r op foresters". £___ _*>$£> The Anniversary Committee of jrf^KyfSj*!^ Court City of Auckland beg rospeotvSf fully to announce that, fearing to -W' \J L-J'iL- be crowded, in consequence of the L ' i w!i niunbbr of tickets for the Soiree \(x:*j jy*:\ Island Ball already disposed of, they !?¥'( -r! 411 Iliave decided to hold the Bame in V ISwMI \ the Choral Hall, instead of Lorne'^ii^iiSr^*.4sffei? sU-eet, as jireviotiHly arranged. Thej' have also to request those members who intend to join us to meet in the Lodge-room, Cookstreet, at 5.45 p.m., 81st instant, when the procession will be loaned, and accompanied by the Engineer Brass Band, will proceed from thence to the Choral H ; vll. Tickets may be obtained from any of the following committee :—E. Auger, N Firth, E. R. Pigott, T.and K. McKcown, E. Langley, E. H T. Garratt. G'~R A N D A~E T ITN lON (by pkrmission). MR. SEUFFERT Bogs to inform Subscribers that the List being now illled, THE DRAWING FOR PRIZES Will take place at the Mechanics' Institute, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, sth January, at 4 ' clock. Members are sequestcd to get their Tickets without delay. Tickets not claimed before the sth will be forfeited. l^ ~CIOR HOKIANGA. *?S^s^ The Schooner $msm> queen, Will sail as above on THURSDAY noxt, the 30th in st. For freight, &c, apply to M. NICCOL, Agent. AUCKLAND SCOTTISH VOLUNTEERS. The Company will muster on Friday night, the 31st December, at II o'clock, at the Fire-bell, Grey-street. Uniform: Full Dress, with forage cap and waistbelt, and without spatts. JOHN MOWBEY, Captain. TjiIEEWOOD BUSH. For Sale, Firewood Bush, Maraitai, good water frontage, about GOO tons ti-tree, and;2ooo tons.bard wood; there are 60 tons now ready for shipment. SAMUEL COCBRANE & SON. STRAWBERRIES and CKEAM, of O the finest quality, daily, at Maaon Bros.' Parnel Nurseiy. ' Ttef Oi T I C E. Tho undersigned will in future Close their Establishments at 2 o'clock on Saturdays B. PORTER & CO. T & S. MORRIN. H. FENDELOW. MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR. Go to MESSENGER'S, Opposite Savings' Bank, For a CHRISTMAS TREAT. Grand Display of Prize Ox Beef, Southdown Mutton, Grass-fed Lamb, and Dairy-fed Pork. Christmas Rounds of Corned Beef for Picnics. Sucking Pigs and Poultry in any quantity. One Hundred Prime Smoked Tongues. i Haunches and Saddles of Mutton dressed in first business style, One Ton of Lard at 6d $ tt>. Everything in the Small Goods Department fresh, and made expressly for the Holidays. , X ODGE ST. ANDREW, 418, S~C. The regular Monthly Meeting of this Lodge will be held in the Lodge^room, Masonic Hotel, on TUESDAY, the 28th instant, at 7p m sharp. JNO. MARSHALL, Acting Secretary. X HAVE now an unlimited supply of STRAWBERRIES and CREAM j ' usual superior quality. No fear of disappointment. ■ R, ALISON, Willow Grove, Beach Road, Devonport. !"T L M A N A C, 18 76. The "New Zealand Insurance Company's Illuminated Card and Book Almanac for 1876," can be obtained on application at the Company's office, Insurance Buildings, Queen-street, dr of local agents. FVOMAIN GARDENS. ' Wanted Known, that William Bbightok is now prepared to supply an ÜBlimited quantity of Strawberries and Cream. Tea and Refreshments always on hand during the Holidays. nHEISTMAS BARGAINS. » GENUINE SALTS OF CHOICE CHRISTMAS FRUITS, BTC, CHRISTMAS BARGAINS TO EVERY CASH PURCHASER AT THE WELL-KNOWN T POT. / ! F. HEWIN & BROTHER / Have just opened out their new Shipments c/f Fine Fruits, especially selected forth«ir Christmsji trade, and will offer them at eueh prices as will /ensuro a Speedy Clearance. The following list will jtive acme idea of the Bargains to be had ) XS- FOR CASH ONLY i New Patras Currants, 4»<fd $ ft j Finest Eleme Raisins, 6>Jd $ ft 3 . Splendid Hobart Town Jams, only 7ji # tin . •> i, i> I}s w> tins only lOd •$ tin I Victoria Houoy, 8d $ tin / A fine light Sugar for i)_d. § - Also don't forget to purchase yottir CHRISTMAS HAMS, BACON, ASID CHEESE tfrom the direct Importers and thus get full value Jfor your money, as we pay particular attention tfo this important branch of the business. JT F. HEWIN & BRfyrKEßj OROOKJR3, BACOKT, AND MSWBaUSS; FAOS9SS) as* 9? fm m-: SSI*.. 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