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Auckland Star, Volume X, Issue 2928, 2 September 1879, Page 2

Special Advertisements. HOLESALE PRICE OF BUTTER AND EGGS. The Grocers' Committee havo arranged that the Wholesale Price of Butter and Kggs.be as under for the week ending September 9, viz, :— Best Afresh Butter. Is. per lb. Fresh Eggs, lOd.per dozen. "DARNELL BOROUGH DRAPERY GAZETTE. I have just finished Stock-takintr, and thanks to the general Public for the hearty support accorded me for tho past year which places mo again , On the Right Side ok the Ledger ! And therefore enables mo ten Purchase all Kinds of General Drapery from the Best Warehouses in Auckland and on the moat advantageous terms, giving the Public the full benefit. NOW SH 0 WING, An Entirely New and Well-Assorted Stock for the Season, Comprising— Lustres, in all tho Dark and Light Fashionable Shades, and the same bright make and finish as the Black Lustre which I always keep in Stock and am noted for, Tae Galatea and Beatbick CIOTH-Tho /fashionable Material for the Spring, very i trong and durable, from Sd per yard. Defy competition! , _ A Dhoice Assortment of Prints and Colored Satin Cloths. _ ~ ~ Ths Black Cashmere CLOTH-very light t ixture, and suitahle for the season. Ch lap Lines iv Black Grenadines, from Sd per yard. „ A General Assortment of Furnishing Goods an Sheetings, Blankets, Calicos, &c. Door Mats, Hearthrugs. Oil Cloths, and Muslin Curtains from 33 fid pair. A New Stock of Umbrellas (iv Silk and Zanilla), from Is lid; special value. Two Cases of Ladies' Underclothing, specially imported to my own order—to be opened shortly. The Largest and Caeapest Stock of Corsets in Auckland ti select from, in Doub c Buslr, Spoon-bill Busk, and other new makes, from 2s 9d pair. THE FANCY DEPARTMENT ia replenished every day with New Goods, and admitted by the General Public to contain the Choicest and Most Varied Assortment iv Auckland. f New Rufflings. Scarfs. Ribbons, Spot Nets, fancy Buttons. Sea-weed Fringes,, &c, &c. Hosiery, in Plain and Fancy Stripes, from the Celebrated House of J. s, N. Morley. New Lisle Thread & Silk Lafetta Gloves. 2, i, and 6 Buttons; very Stylish Goods. Ladies' »nd Children's Straw Hats, in all the new shape 3. Boys'and Men's Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Shirts, Etc., Etc. A New Stock of Tweeds. f:om Is Id rcr yard. 50 Dozen Boys' and Mra'i liu»n Hats—Tho best Hat yet invented for the summer. F.T. finds by keoDing a good Article, and at a Low Price combined, is sufficient proof of his fast i increasing business, and hopes, by stil continuing to do the same, to retain their patronage. INSPECTION INVITED. F, TOMLI NSO N, DRAPER, WARWICK HOUSE, PARNELL. "VS7ELLESLEY a.v US i. A. LOVETT Haß on hand a well-assorted STOCK of DRAPERY, MILLINERY, &C, Which ho is offering at VERY LOW PRICES for CASH. Black. Lustre, Bd. per yard; worth Is. Blankets, 15s. per pair Flannels—Colonial, Saxony, Welsh, &c. Scarlet Flannel, Is. per yard French Merino, Is. 6d. Whitr and Grby Sheetings White Toilet Quilts, from 58.6 d. Dress Shspenders, Cd. each; worth Is. Ladies' Twekb Ulstkrs, from 10s. Cd. Gingham Umbrellas, 2s. 6d. White Calico, id per yard; Grey Calico, 3d per yard Cheaper by tho dozen. Wincey, Idperyard; Strong Tweed, Is lid. Also, A First-rate ASSORTMENT of HOSIERY and FANCY GOODS A. LOVETT, Tailor aud Draper, Wellksley House. Wellesley-street. , Milne and Choyce Bez to call attention to the following Specialties suitable to tho present j Season: — TRIMMED BONNETS AND HATS DRESS CAPS, ALL TIIK NEW SHAPES REAL LACES. KERCHIEFS, &C. FUR-LINED CLOAKS MANTLES AND JACKETS, In Black and Coloured. BALL DRESSES, COSTUMES CHILD'S DRESSES. TUNICS. LADIES' AND' CHILD'S UNDERCLOTHING. A FULL ASSORTMENT OF MANCHESTER GOOD 3. BLANKETS, from 13s. Gd. per pair WHITE CALICO, from i_i. yard TOWELS, QUILTS, SHEETING, &C. CHEAPSIDE HOUSE 222 & 221, QU E E N - S T RE E T, AUCKLAND. . -OEMUERA SOCIAL UNION. The Postponed Dance will take place on TUESDAY, theflth instaut. mO THE ELECTORS OF AUCKLAND CITY WEST. Gentlemkn,-I beg to oiler myßelf asa Candidate for your suffrages at the ensuing election, and solicit your vote and influence in my favour. JOSEPH NEWMAN. mO THE ELECTORS OF EDEN AT MOUNT EDEN. Gentlemen,—As it ia understood that Sir George Grey will addres3 a public meeting in Auckland on Wednesday Evening next (the night on which I had intended to address you). I propose meeting the Electors of Eden at Newmarket, on THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, at 7.30 o'clock, and respectfully invitesyourattendance. IRegretting that I could not meet you specially as intended. Believe me, Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, JOS. A. TOLE.