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Auckland Star, Volume XI, Issue 3197, 20 October 1880, Page 3

Public Notices. T) R A p E * y * Wanted, aU to Bead this Advertisement, and keep it In their mind's eye, as the Prices aro extraordinarily Low, and the articles Good:— Lyon's Katharin, 8d a bottle; 481 yds Maize and Eoro, Corded Ribbon (all Bilk), at Sd and 6d yard; 269Turkey-BedHandkerohiefsldsmaged) at Gd usual prioe, Is eaoh; Tasso Trimming, lid yard ; Men's and BoysT Braces, only Gd a pair; Men's Merino Drawers, 3s lid—usual price, 5s for same quality; 200 pair Girls' Stooklugs, size 4 and 6, Is 4d por pair: warehouse r_ prloa was la 9d, so yon can Bee what a bargain they are at the price. Ladies' Embroidered Chemises, 2i Gi eaoh; Handrome Trimmed Night-dresses. 3s Sd eaoh: Whito Holland,dd and 7d a yard: it answers all the purposes of a strong calico; Ladles' Lice Falls, Od and Is eaoh ; a few pair Ladies' Corsets loft, at 2s per Sal r. size 25 inches; 300 yds Lustre in Grey and lavy Blue, tit lOd and Is, worth Is 3d yard ; Crochet Dollies, 2d each: Holland Pinafores, 9d each; a splendid line of Ladies' White Pettiooats at 3s 9d, worth fully 4s Gd each. J. GBEEN, ViorontA-STBBKT. N.B.—Panama Hats, 2s 3d each, which la cheaper than they have ever been sold before in Auokland. J?l A to £1,000 LENT on Building Society dS-.Lvf principleb, or or other terms to suit A borrowers. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Soe List of Properties for Sale on 4th page.—C. I Williamson, Estate Agent, Vulcan Lane.— i Seven per cent- allowed on money deposited for lnveßtmep* - - .; ' '_;'>■■ I | Personal. Q.EORGE THOMAS SKINNER. George Thomas Skinner, age 21 (late of Croyden, England), is requested to communicate with Massns KRULt, Se Co., Wellington. The above named ia supposed to have readied New Zealand about April, 1879. Any information about him may be addressed ns above. Musical. 'mHE "ART OP singing! Mr H. GORDON GOOCH, Associate ot the Royal Academy of Music, London, and Bronze and Silver Medallist of that Institution, receives Pupils for Singing at his' private residence in Wakefield-street, or at the Auckland Music Warehouse, ..... During Mr Gooob's residenoe in London, ho had tho honour of being associated, as Principal Bass, with Madame Lemmoas-Sherrington, Madame Edith Wynne, Miss Mary Davios, Madame Antoinette Sterling.-Mr Kdward Lloyd, Mr Vernon Bigby, and Mr Cummlnga, at many Oratorio and Miscellaneous Concerts; and nt the Brighton Musical Festival of 187% was Bass of the Quartette .of Vocalists for MoKorfa " Requiem Mass " and Arthur Sullivan's *' Light ( of the World,"—Mr Sims Bkevss being the Principal Tenor on that occasion. Sionob Aluicbto BiNDBQOEB says:—"Mr Gordon Goocb has always proved himself moat eflloient and thoroughly reliable in all the Concerts he sang at undor my direction." Madamb Sainton-Loi bt :—"Yonr rendering of the basso solo musio in my Cantata [St. Dorothea] was extremely effective." Profess ob Ur. Macfarrbn :—" Haa a powerful ahd' unusually-extensive voloe; is an excellent reader at first Bight; and. In enunciation , of words,.is very good." ... ~_■_»-,-»■■ Mb'WxltkK Lacv:—"EloohHon, excellent," = Mb Lb wis Thomas alao writes-.-"All tho gentlemen in the Choir [the Temple Church] and Mr Edward Hopkins [the organist] spOak in the highest torms of your singing." M» Watjticr Macfakrbn:—"Has a remarkably fine bass voice, einga iv tune, and is a capital reader." ':■• Mb Frank It. Cox:—"Poßaesses a fine.voice, and has sung in various parts of England with great sucoeas." ~--, The original letters from which'the above ate quoted are in Mr Goooh's possession, together with the highest opinions ot the London and Provincial Press, suoh as " The Musical Times," 'rMusical World," "Dally Telegraph,"'"Bra;' &C.,'&o. —SS-BTit J The Committee of tho Royal Academy of Music,- 'under! whose signature and seal Mr Gooch is empowered to teaoh Kinging, lnoludea tho followinit names of world-wide celebrity :— , Bir Julius Benedict, Mr F. U. Cox, Blgnor f. Manuel Garcia, Mr Henry Leslie, Mr Walter- - Macfarren, Signor Alberto Bandegger, Mr Brinley Bichards, Monsieur P. Sainton, Dr. Sleggall, and Dr. Macfarren. - Municipal Notice. , -, pIT YH OF AUCKLAND. '-tr. jorfotfiQ i'y. "-r' ■' • • -.' i HOflf 200 Feet Stkeet Kerbihgh. :■- ;j_. This' City Council' Will receive tenders' until Z.300f THUBSDAY; the 28th instant, for Supplies of the abovein terms of specifications and conditions at tho Office of the City Surveyor, Canada Buildings. - The Council do not bind themselves to acoopt (__yt___iat.s- ■ ■-■.!■'■'■..' ,-n.iHmiv Tenders to be endorsed as above. -!-. ; -'--: :' -. -P.A.PHILIPS. I ; ' ' IS. " Town Clerk. 1 Town Clerk's Offloe, li A October 'JO, 1880. - - ' " "' 1 \ Gazette in Bankruptcy. tmswKw-ciw T N B A N X B»U P TOY. \ In tho Estate of. GEORGE BRYETT, of : Auckland, Tailor, a Debtor. Creditors who. have not already done bo are requested to provo their Claims with me on or before, Wednesday, the27th inst., when a .rat ~ Dividend will be payable. '.--;.' - '"'.).:*'i .;""'- .. JHO..MACPFABLANE. ;:• ;. '•■-••• ' **.-,, .;.-...-. Trustee. >-,;, Supremo Court BuuoDlbgs, ■ -.■■'■.:■ ■. ; r „i Auokland, October 18,1880.., . ~ .; _ '_ V"_,Y.i .■-"-i^uotioiiis.'.' ■ . --.'■-'■' _ ; ' ,„TO-MORROW, < •;'' ' ■■_ "!A: "1.30 P.M. , ■ I io ORANGES,' MANDARINS, -LEMONS, ; '"'i;;; "ll ,'':, f &6. ft";. y'-Y'". Ex b.b. 'Tararua,* from Sydnoy. ' ' - Hi' ARTHUK '" ';''-"'i'» ' WILL s^U by'auction, at his .'Marl, | Queen-street, To-morrow, at lialf-uast one o'clook p.ni., ~'_. .... "..; \' o ,! oa . Tho following Lota Of FBOTT :— i TL-2W caaoa Oranges, Mandarins, and Lemons -~,,.; .■ r .v,. T—l4s cases Oranges •■-■-•' Mcß— 60 cases Oranges .JO- "*- casea OrobßOß - TO-MORROW. ©RANGES I ORANGES t ' ORANGES ! * Ex ' Tararua,' foon? Sydney. < ._.,,,,, ~,L,JW. EATON , .;. ~ m TJiriLL sell by auction at Ms Mart, toT; T morrow (Xhureday), at 11 o'olock, ' ' ] 100 oases ORANGES, flrst-olass oondltion, _ : .ifjM •;> n .*•' Alao, : PineAppfes, Bananas, and Cocoanuta. , ■'_ 'FREDAY, OOTOBER 2!2. ■• j T.,H'E s H A--Y M A R:'K E T. t 'r>'^[_ POR SAIiE, oh Friday next, October 22, 188(1, ex *Oreß,'"from Wanganui, a] under:— 2 Unbroken Plough Horses 1 Unbrokon Draught Horse 1 Blaok Draught Mare, 6 years; heavy trial fl 2 Black Plough Mares, 3 years . 1 Boan Gelding, 4 years, strong and aotlvo; . •-'--aAytttta--'''" ; '." "y "'. 1 Chesnnt Mare, 4 years, Btrong and active; P any trial titta 2 Well-bred Carriage Horses. .. , • . 5 Strong, Active Horses: trial In single or double harness I WollbftdHacks 1 Thorough-bred Geld'ng, 5 yean, winner of 60vera! hurdlo races JM ALFRED BUCKLAND. ,y__' ~ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22. *;DU R H A^M". V ARiDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yar.^ oil '-■ . Friday next,- — ,Tho Well-known Racehorse Hatoatoher;,; «| vj 1 Brown Horse, goos in harness and oarrles 1 Brown Horse, four years, good jumper, , , 1 Bay Filly, three years, unlwoken, fr^in Wairoa ' _»_.,„« 2 Unbroken Medium Draught Oolti 1 GoodHaok -- ; f; . • Also, ■-...., .■;_, _____ Haok Llffht Harness, and D»u«W Howes Boggieg, Harness, ~, Saddlery. ** , • , ,- fat At 11 o'Gloofc HUNTER & KOLAN. NB-Ooekstoot, Bye Grass, and (Hover Seeds on hand, and Boneduat. New Sydney Drays for private sale. , .",'•: ; , - W. S. COCIIBANB.] . [JAS, DACRE. ~ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22. ~- b IRON SAFE I HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ! BILLIARD OLOTH t di THE Suhscrihers will sell at their Booms on Friday, 22nd inst., at 11 o'clook, - GKNEBAL HOUSBHOLD FUBNITUBE, • consisting ot Dining Table, Couches, Chain), Pictures, Mirrors, Tables, Cheffoniers, Crockery, Iron and Woodßed-stea-JB, Matteasses. Featter _aed.--P*4; ding, Cheats Drawers, WMjjftMO* £> a Wuo, WashingMaohfae,fflWhenUteiisila, Stove, etc. j- '-'■■■' .Also, ■ . fc ; .... . IronB«EO;BUllaMP,(»t,,^ t P' '**'~-. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, .' ■; \ ;s v.-.-:- '-:Atiettonee)ra.' ; y^-ss;,:. -ssys^