I^^? i r.;^Pß^-.'i''i.r;i'..-; -■ :*ms siraiii^i ' .feiP Company;,, ''; : .MllSlgg''. ,OV.JB)BIiAjNDiTROUTE' TO :™^»«*^"«^»«««p i KUH,QPI2. ■ ■, i ■■Tin P^f.S.Si Co. to Sari Francisco,' connecting ivjith fill Overland Hallways in the TJtJte'd States ant Canada tOiNow York, or any of tlib princi^ palj Atjantio;Coast Ports, and alllinea ofsfceamors crdssnlg'the Atlantic foe,, Great Britain and HufojJeT ''! '•'■ •" "■'■ "'■"• - ■ , ;'.'.l < ■ JAJTg.QF SAILING. ' '.' iJYU : 51! io ill ii it -. To ,- TIP ■ ! Steamer. Com'd'r. SanFran- To •■'■ r, . . Cisco. Sydney, .CityoiN.York H.J.CoW Deo. 0 Feb. 11 Zealartdia, .. H.C/icvalior Jan. 6' Mar. 10 City of Sydney, H.C.Uearborn feb. 3 nee. 17 Australia' '^.VV.CarKiU Mar. 2 Jan. U And Evory Four Weeks thereafter. ■ I The passage to San Fi-ancispo is ra a.d,e in 21i days, overland to New York 7 days, and Atlantic passage (by'matt-steamer) to..Liverpool in 8i dayß;,tptaJ,37,day?. . i (ti.iit itmm b ■ , ■ Cabin tliroiißj\ to Kngland, J3/0; Upper Salpon berthi;:£2 extra! Sleeping Cai- OverlandLiei Ba' (dojiblo berths).' »l -' '"■"' "" in ■■ StOerOgo through to England, (£lO.-. This: induties Becond-class on railways overland and Atlanticatbameri.',"" ' " '■. '•',',',"' i Heturn Tickets at Koauccd Hatfcs. ( , Passiitro Ordera issued to peraonfseiidiag for frlqnds from home. Special arrangements for F&iiUien. All pssaengors from Coast ports must prosent thofr tickets;, ■ S; iFif*fnll partionlars apply to tn"e v'i&ndersigned fOrWthing.; ( ,j !:jch:»; ie >-n ly'bi;- .; .. ■;. ' .., ,„ ~jg.;a.b^abdsmy,', 1 ■ ■.ii. hsieui ovli-w. •■. ?■•> .'•■; •<.v,--;<iU-3 •»■> .» "^Tenders wllf *c received up to MONDAY; the loth instant.* furiithe Supply oE fieof (live and droßsed), ania^othqr Dead Jdoatato'tliQfPaQilio •MaUSteai«sfun Company. ",', ; ~ ■~. „, „ ■ f J1 v ■■; luull J»U ■■ '" i ■" ■ *'- ' ' ■ ,j_ -'="'■■•'"•""■"<'■'"■; i " ■■' ■ ■ •■■'• ii.i.1.. , T jnadra^mbfiretieived rip to MONDJiritlio 15tli instijfol'.thoiSupply: of Green Vegetables, by he Bound; Poultry (dressed), by ;the.pouna;; iP6iltry .Jlive); ; aijd Eggs, per dozen,.U> the Pa iflc Mail Steamship Company. ..".^'J ,„,, rriq j.coaLm mjcne peoewetoes. '"Anders willborecpivod up to MONDAY,; the !15t insfe, for.ttie Supply o£ Stfamlnp: Coallboth at r line and alongside) to tlio Pacific Mail Steani; i ßbljiC6mpany<." ": ' J! " <■ '. '■,;'.''.'" TT\''6 U 1 $$$$)&■ mfl Bnder3 !wii b' a receivea up to MOND AY.'the BtStli insWfor the' Handling and Trimming,of ' Cxii 1 for theiPaoiflc. Mali(|st6amship;Company. cfri -qy^lp^^i sing1 •iafl unif'cW received lip to MONDAY, the 15ttiriSt;.: T6r''Adfert«lng theP.M.S.S: Cd.itt all idTerlißiagmeaium3'£or the year 1880.1! m 'I ;"j iomni.n •• mtt i> -' ■ !inifr,Bi «9iW f-v f ra hiei io;-W<»t'oT8riy ten'aer'foratir oftihe''ali<iyii' ,npi necessarily accepted. ;,}1 TBAJ cr^^BJuiißEAJiDscsaf/aiA; '~ I ;'. / i .' Agent. '.'Ja^aJl*) -fiJBIP^ ■'■WAIKA!rO'-! F©lfr' j^^^^H'©; vlij: iLONDON.'/ o:U in .' '^^^^^"Intenuing" ?aloon '^alseneera' »wm-»»-». are' requ'estol to aecure, tflpir ib6i|tlHfnot!iater-thanloth"'lnstantJ Kf X" ;'' ji "' "'THE NEWZEATSA?ND SHIPPING ©01P{ tih| -njOPAKy<LIMITKD), AKenteJjfncivia {^^^^^ > 'i Theßplihdid'fron'VSliSPei'Ship 1-I' l 1021 tons Register, 100 AlattJoyd's, W. Worster, Commander, will Bail asTaboVaijn or abont 15th Detambeyj; r ßas,pupejjor,ea}sggn jaßCflpij^oda-,' ...ipiia ,I'!;/MM1TBD|.Agents. '■'■ ' ISLAND. ' '"^^Sk^l The Schooner iSegsT"" .' "'MAEIpN 1, Wiil Bail on,'FIUDAY nest, 12th instant .', - M. NICCOJO, [. ■'' j . .Agont. Auckland, Dec. 9,1879. ' l- ■' n ■ ■
i; ;;'': 'y,' ■ Hotels. HI S T L E H O X E L, I : C r.^QUEKN-STREET. : SPIBNDID BARS, AND SITTINQ-EOOMS. . j THE UP-STAIRS BAR Oil ' AND' B|F L L I A R D - R O O M | ' ; UNEQtf AtitiED IN THIS COLONIEa. *°nofl:uv.'j;! L.IT-TjLE,'^.;'.. '• > '■ I ~,, ;, ... PBOPRIitTOB. ■ . T' : H I ST L E HOT EL, QUEKN-STRKET, AUCKLAND. _ ■'SELKCT BILLIARD:SALOON, containing one of Bennett's Prize. Tables, the fastest and best table in New Zealand; and Alcock's Exhibitjon Table' that took first prize at the Great Exhibition of ,1862, the handsomest table in the Colonies. The rooms are lofty and well lighted, 'md the marking moat carefully attended to. , tVqYAL ly/TAIL TTOTEL. •VICTORIA AND ELLIOTT-STKKETS : i IN THE VICINITY OV THE THEATRE), AUCKLAND. EOYAL MAIL HOTEL- 1 ■] i .' ! y irat-clasa Hotel Accommodation Well-furnished Bed rooms ■'Si ' Wi6ll-furnlshed Sitting-rooma; i>*< ■ !« ]}o Well-famished Dining-room.-,:. i • ;h .Cold;water Bathrrooms i. ,;.: Hot-water Bath-rooms i! • ■ 'Powerful Shower-bath Roomsl ■' ■ : ■ ' ; i. ■ : Commerciali Gentlemen's Stook-rooms If i i.:,'. Heayy,Luggage-rooms. ■.;.,.•..',i '■"\ '■'-"- "EOYAti MAIL TARIFF.. R ' B.''d. Restanrant, per day .;■; ... :>;.'i: *U " 7 0 Coßfee-roon).do .« nn w—•'« « 8- 6 Private-room do. ..,,..; . „ ~ „ :,10 6 ; ■'■•■' RESTAURANT To GentlemoniLunching in the, City. J.C. Oliolts v trial to this Department. ].■■<: I\ ][ - : ~' iJ. COJDLING, Phoprietob, :'; i : '..i •, i; Boots ..and ShpeS.^:. r,; ■• Ci- BROOKES, of the 'Blue Boot; will • sell for two months only, the whole of his splendid stock of Boots and Shoes. English and our own make, at factory wholesato prices, for cash only; a,largo assortment of Infants' Boots and Shoes, cheao. Be in time.' One hundred pairs..of Ladies' best Kid' Boots for 10/6, worth 13/G.—C. Brookes, Bluo Boot,- opposite GarUck and Cranwell's, Queon;Street.' ~>■,, !/ji '.-H E.A P BO O T ,S ALE. R.r KELLY has now RKMOVED to his' New Premises, Lennox's Buildings. His sign is tho Boot painted on the window. Ho now shows his incomparable prico-list, that tne. public may choose for themselves arid save their money :— Men's Elastic Sido Boots .... 10s >6d Watertights.. ~...,.. .. .. 10s 6d, Sh'ootinKßalmorals ~.. .. ..; 10s 6d Ladies' Kid ...."':: .. ..' 7s 6d Children's School Boots (my town •<' , make) , ... ■.. ... . ... i56d,086d,7s ;•'[.. .. This is my special line. . Parents will save cash.by purchasing. Give a trial for the School Boots. B. X K'r, LV, : Bootmaker, Lennox's Buildings. O ; E L LI N G OFF n I ; BOOTS! BOOTS ! BOOTS ! ' Choapor than, over been sold in Auckland .; ; • before, at \ 'CHARLES1 MARKS', ' BOOTMAKER,^ 111, QUEEN-STHEET. 100 pairs Ladies* M.H. Kid Boots, sewn, with tassels, only 7s 6d, cost 12s Gd; given away 100 pairs Ladies' M.H. Kid Boots, sewn, worked ; fronts, high legs, tassols, only 8s 6d, cost ; ■ 15s 6d; not to be equalled in Auckland at the price 50 pairs Ladies' M.H. Piuriolla or Lasting Boots, best make, 9s fid 50 pairs Ladios'Lasting, worked fronts, sewn, 7s Cd. . , . .... 100 pairs High-legged Lace Boots, only Is Gd. : ' , LOCAL INDUSTRY. 100 pairs Men's E.S. Boots, from one of the best ' ' factories in Auckland v , 100 pairs Men's Derby and Oxford, Shoes, only 12a 6d Women's, Men's, Boys', Girls', and Children's Of all kind?, to be sold very cheap. ■ All Boots bought at my shop warranted not to rip. If so, I will mend them free of charge, j , Now is your time for CHEAP BOOTS, so call and judge lor yourself. ■ ■: • ■ , TitKMS Cash. Wf Note tho Address: ' . ! C. MARKS, 111, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND ' (Next door to Mr Wiseman's, Saddler). P.S.—I have no connection with any other shop in Auckland.
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Auckland Star, Volume X, Issue 3010, 10 December 1879, Page 1
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