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Auckland Star, Volume XI, Issue 3220, 15 November 1880, Page 4

Drapery. S 1- r i n q,"~77^. F V TOMLINSON IS NOW BHOWIXU UIB FIRST PARCEL of SPRING GOODS Suitable for the Spiinj* Season comprising all tho Newest Textures and Materials IN Galatea Stripes, Beatrice StriDoa Attalea Twille, Drees Twills India Stripes, Dresn tfatoens Imperial Heps, (Jala Stripes Plain Percalea, I'ompadour Sateens Pompadour Prints Also, The Anglra Cloth, the Newest Material for the Season, very stylish aafl recommended to wear well > These Goods are marked at Prices to SulttiiA Times, and to ensure n Speedy Clearanca to make room lor further UoodH to arrive. INSPECTION INVITED. F. ,T O M L I N S ON," DRAPER. Warwick Housrc, Pahneijv, Welle sj^y~ hITuITe. CHEAP DRAPEKY AND MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT. .. Now Opened for the Spring and Bummer trade, the Newest Htyles in uress Materials comprising Galatea and Beatrice Stripes, Pompadour Prints, Idro Stripes, Attalea Twills. Angira Cloth, Grenadines, Lustres in all tho leading shades, &o. Jjluck Filks, from 2s lld'tn 10s 63. Oar stock ot Ladies' and Children's Hftts and Millinery i 3 Im-ficr than nsnal, and every novelty of the wason. Ladles' ana Children's Underclothing. Corsets, Haby, Linen, a very nice assortment. Laea and Muslin C\atains, from 4s (id Iho pair; Toilet Covfcrsand Quilts, now malcee. Cheap Tweede, Drills, and Serge for Hoys' wear. Always on hand,: a wclXassorted stock o£ Ilopiery, Uaborriaßhery .- Trimmings, and Fancy Goods. AH Roods marked at less profit than usual to meet the times. ■ ■ , ,■ Wo shall also continue to allow 5 per cent Discount for Cash at timo of purchase on parcels of 20b and upwards. ■ :'.:iH Country Orders carefully and promptly executed. A. LO VKTT, ■'■''„, Wblleslby-stkkkt Auckland.' : .' JUST A RRI YE D BYTHK '■■'.'■■'!, 1 FERN GLEN,' AND • Ll] TTERWOETH ■"■■■our ; : ■'■■■')):;'i'i qPKING AND : , J / QUMMER OUPPJ.Y • '•■■■ Ml) uivft ov ,'.. liiiv B OYa ■; ? . . V" OUTHB'' :; ::.'!« ■ AND ' ''I- i":! ■ , '~' ■ M*S- . /~ILOTHIN/1 '"•'■'■ T>oYß' AND . : ''.'•'■-" ::il ;,f" YOUTHS' ■ ■ ' .-/-:: pLOTHING ■' v, : '■■ ■ OF EVERY , :; .:.';.'■ v ,,".. QOLOUR AND QUAtITY. ;.,'^ DHILLIPS'; TUT Al.^ 1 QUEEN-STREET. ~, ■ Waikato Advertisements. . THE WAIKAXU, HOTEL (Abjoikinu thb Hamilton Hall). . . E>The above is the finest Family and Commer- ' clal Hotel in the Provincial District of Auck. land. It has been built with all the latest improvements, regardless of expense, and'is being fitted up with every regard for both comfort and elegance. The rooms are spacious and ofty. The view from this Hotel is of the mos Inarming characor. From the upper windows a fall view is obtained of the Waikato Plain, with its magnificent rivers and mountainous background. All Coaches running to Railway-station call ;in connection with each train. .. :: vi v | WINE AND SPIRIT DEPARTMENT, Wines and Spirits are selected by an ex perionecil buyer and only the MoSt ', Choice Kinds kept in Stock, ■ >' Dickonson and Burnett's Cklbbbated PALB , ALES, Brewed on tho Burton principle^ (on draught or in bottle). T Special Terms to Theatrical Troupes Show and Other Companies. ••.■■.-. '■ The Hall adjoining may be bad for Entertainmentß at a Moderate Charge. ~, : Visitors en route to the Hot Lakes can be supplied with Guides and Horses. .: Traps and Buggies for Hire. First-class Stabling Accommodation. ;i , .;. s. w. buck. Pkopeietoe., '!';;J TTVUKE OF CAMJBhIUGK HOTEL ROBERT XIX EWO O D i (Formerly of National Hotel), f i< ij Having purchased the Duke of Cambridge, will be glad to see his old friends and , the Public. ./ R. K. Intends shortly to make Important alterations to this Hotel, and will do his best to Rive satisfaction . ;,, _.. '.:,, .- rpHK alpha oroxuu KIHLKIHI. WAIKATO. i ....'.li.1 a A..l< h IN, ProprleteiH :; Visitors and ITravellora will meet -wjtth Cmx foriable Accommodation. Locsa Boxes. Good atabltng. I^jpAMILTOM RAILWAY NOTJCii KDWARD3 , rv .. ,n,i ' 1 Begs to iniorm tbe public th»t a Coach meets everytrain arriving irom Auckland. Chasßto reasonable. Special Carriages provided to orinr on instructions being-sent per post or telegraph . B. EDWARDS, .-, . r Ltvkky and Bait Stables. ■, ■ Hamilton. i-1 j.j CAMBRIDGE , ~ ; Numerous improvements »nd a'daitldns havliig been completed, this Hotel: now sSords the best accommodation to Visitors''l''' and Tourists. „■■■!, orfT Spacious Sample Rooms have been provided, for Commercial Travellers. : ' . Fiwt-olass Billiard Tdble under the Supi*» tondonoe of a careful Marker. ■ GUIDES FOK"~T~6UBJS:m Arrangements have been made so that Guide' for Visitors to the Hot Lakes are avail-' able upon short noiice. ■'- ■ Instruotlon by post ov telegraph promptly • attended to, ,; j AUDUS RAYNES*',. , Pkoprietor, '■'(„'..( mAUPIRI COAL MINIWa COMPAKx X (LIMITED). . -t* Tha Company are now SUPPLYINS OOAI at their Mine, Huntly Uailway Station, at tho following prices tHavweivold (Inmpy).. .12s per ton ; Steam (screened) ios „ :11""1 Staos:...._-.^,.......... is „ . In Truok-loads of 5 tons. In buttr.' Orders for Auoklaed, Newmarket, and On hunga, -will be' received at the Coinpanjf'a Office, Fort-street. ■ Orders for other Stations, addresses to.''f&» ; Mine Manater, Taupiri Coal Mines, HdnUr and acoowpanied by remittance, W.ifli-.'.'te promptly <tended to, '" •'')' ', FRANZ SCHBRFF,; ' ?- ■—~——■ ' i — i •'''' -- KUJL,LY'B ROYAI. MAiL I'D^E', OF COACHKS to Ohinerjint!!, Hot Springs and Taurarga, leaving T^uraaga every Monj day Wednesday, and Friday, at 8 a.m.;'and returning every Tuesd&y, Thursday, and Saturl day. Through to NanJer, Wednesday, at 8 a.B«. Fare, £o. Livery a»a Hait Stables. Sprimr-streek Tauranßa. Bngrieß, WaKKonettes. and VeWoteo Steeet. ■ ** 6" ookinK Oface< sVtiae ~ T'BRIERLKY'S AUCKLANP .'ASP • ONEHUNSA'BUa ." J^ TIME TABLE. loaves Auckland Learea Ojiehnica' OppositeGreyhoun4Hotel> (Hardington's Hofei i p.m. • , ae.«ojn.: ! • fl.SOß.rn, ■ 3.39 p.m. ;.; , SUITOAYS: ' / : a.n>. ■"■■ 4.30 p.m.