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Auckland Star, Volume XII, Issue 3527, 25 November 1881, Page 3

Personal, * 2' HAVE lound my friends at the Watk- - worth Hotel, Mahnrangi Splendid aOCOMmodatlon. Beautiful eoenery.-G. F. SCOT Proprietor. judat ana gonna* LOST, between PameU ana Queemtreet,' a Whito Ostrich Feathe»-2» Bdj*rcrdat thinofflco. , ■■ «■• . ■ LOST, in Parnell, a bold Locket and Chain.—Finder pUata Mtom to Mrs Mower, Scarboro Terrace, or the Btab offlea. LOST, on Wednesday night, In Queen- ' street, a Gold Solitaire, mounted in quarts, -rinder rewarded on leaving same at Ola office. . Board ana Kesldonoe. /"IOVERNOK BROWNE KOTtL, V3T HOBfION-STRBBT. boaku andLominq.. _,.„„_.,2oa porWeek BINQIEItOOM Me. ,< Meeting* XTOUfIG MEN'S, C. A. BOOMS. Mrs Hhunaed Moore will give nor Second Lecture on Siok-Nurelng THIJ (Friday) EVENING, at T.SO o'oloofc. Subleots s-Praotl. cal Illustrations of Bandages—How to Bttip Bleeding-Treatment of Apparontli Drownod Persona. Admission Free. Collection at door to cover expenses. SPECIAL PUBLIC MEETING O AT MOUNT ALBERT. An application having been made-to the . Uoenßing Court (to beheld on theOthDecember at Qnehunga) to grant o license for an Hotel at Mount Albert, a.: • i SPECIAL MEETING OF KKSIDBNT9 la hereby oonvened for i TO-MORRuW (SATUKDAY),26THINST,, At 8 p.m., in the Mount Albert Pnbllo Ball. Business: To take suoh stops us may be deemed necessary to Oppose the Granting • . . ot aaid License. By or dor ot tho Committee of tho Mount i Albert Xotal Abstinence Sooiety, J. TONBON GARLIOK* ■~ • '.;! i '":Beo»tfflii y. N.B.—A fall attendance la roqnoßtad, aa all objections must be lodged on Monday, 23th lnst. :; ... „. ■■■^Oa'fa.:^; i:,; :■';■■• ■'~, ■■::: H; ■\t EW GOLDEN BELT GOLDMININQ i.l COMPANY (Umitbd). A Call (the third) ol fid pe* Share has been made by the Directors or the above Company, payable to the undersigned, at the Office of tho Company, Shortland -street, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, Uth Decomber, 188 L V, A, WHITE, : Manager. iij ■ " Auckland, 2Sth November, 1881. Grocers and Tea Dealers. INDIA AND CHINA COMPANY'S STANDARD PACKET TEAS. Paoket Fonnds and Half-pounds In Four qualities. EMPEROR'S BOUQUET, MANDARIN'S CHOICE. IMPERIAL MIXTURE. ORIENTAL MIXTURE. , They are distinguished by groat strength, agreeable briskness, and dellolom flavour— resulting from a soientiflo admixture of tho very finest Teas that tho great Continent of Asia can produce. The excellence ot these Teas is apparent by the large and increasing demand that exists for them in Victoria, and wheroyor they have been introducod. Aoent yon Auckland i JOHN BUCHANAN, Custom-house street. * » -! A HANDSOME LIBRARY • ±%. VREK Off COST. We don't know how they do it, bnt they da What! Why. give away a Handsome Volume with every 3 lbs of their oelebrated Tea, Who t THK LI-QUOR TBA COMPANY, by their JZGUta ' ' " '' ■' '" ' ' ■ * ' , ■ w. s. c ollins, TBA DEALER, ETO. M/JKTAKAP BOAD, PABHBIJk fO SEP H GE A R~Y, QBOOBR AND PROVISION MERCHANT, Franklin boad. Begs to Inform his friends, onstomers sad the general public that he has opened a New Shop at Franklin Road, near the Primitive Methodist Church, with a choice and carefully selected Stools; of Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, &0.,< and trusts, by strict attention to business ar d selling at town prices, to merit a share of pubHo patronage. ' ' Families waited npon for orders, and goods promptly delivered. . INDIA Aav uhima TEA WAREHOUSE, i NO, 96, VICTOKIA-BTEKHT. Owing to the lato Fire In Qnoett-BtreGt, and consequent loss ot outlot fat my largo bonded stock of Tobacco, and especially. Cigars, I have determined to sell a quantity of the latter at a price whioh, though entailing no loss to me. will actually be lower than Import coat laid down here. 1 offer the first line as under j— 6,000 Keal American 8-year-old Cigars, heavy weights, viz., lib 6os per 100 box. at 20a. or fis per bundio of 2S. In Teas I have some of ttui choicest blends obtainable. A trial will suffice. All my teaa from Is fid and upwards ant now carefully ilendedwith "Very strong" und "High-olnaa ' FJavoury" Indian Teas. This announcement wIU, I have no doubt, prove acceptable to the 1 poorer class, as especially is it true this season that they show bettor value in the onp """i . ordinary China alone, ~....■ ■~;, 1 ' ■ ' ■•-■■•■. i V Ibt lOlbs of Good Kalson Congou for .. „Us 3d AlGood Ch<na Tea ... _ _Is 8* trong Darjeeling Flavoured Congou „ is Sd " Tea Kxtraordinary," a thorough eoonpmio tea, with Assam flavour ■> W '-'2s " Samlly Mixture," very choice, rioh, ani snngent—Darjeeling kind .. .. ■_ Ss M "very Kioh Deep Brown Tea" '_ '"JS* ■ Capital values In Box Teas at 20s, 22e, Us, 388. and 28s per box. . . ,'.'. , , ~ ; ;;,'. FRBDK. WHITEfitEAIJ,: " ; Tea and General Importer, Tkbmb Cash. 95. Viotoria-flt.. Auckland ■ Auctions - ■ TO "MORRfyW; Ex S.B. Hero, from Sydney. L.w!~ EATON, WILL sell by auction, at his Mart, to-morrow (Sataida;),aUo o'olocksliarp, 60 oases Oranges—JDß , 70 do do —BJM 100 bunches Ripe Bananas, (in lots to Halt purchasers.) j, v . , ,:.:.,., . . ' . . TUKSDAy, NOVEMBER 29. ■> -! At 11 o'clock, 'iiftl V CLEARINQ-OUT SALE OF BOOTS ■i.■-,.... .; AND SHOES, .. Rtfo;i| j .. Opposite the Theatre Boyal, Qaeen- ' street, GABRIEL LEwiiß: HAH received instructions from Mr Brownhlll, who is retiring from business, to sell the Balance ot his Stock of BOOTS ana SHOES. WITHODT BKSBBVE. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3C, GENERAL DKAPJBRYI GENERAL DRAPERY I CLOTHING! ' CLOTHING I STRAW GOODS I STRAW GOODS! GABRIEL LEWS! HAS received instructions to Bell, at Mb Btoro, on the above date, at 11 o'olook, THURSDAY, DECEMBEK 1,; ; Ex Orient steamer, transhipped por Union Campauy'a steamer, TR A D "IT"" S ■■": A-''-L«- .E ?' OB1 25 OABBB FRENCH LASTING BOOTS' on THUNKS liiDIBS', MAIDS'. AND «>U OHILDBBITS KID BOOTS, * Terms at Sale. GABRIEL LEWIS, . i L Auctioneer. '\ 1 1 ■ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBEBf 3^"~ At 11 o'clock a,m. EPSOM HOUSE. househol^lfurniture, pianos, school requisites, &o. at mrs. lbwiß'& R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instruction* from Mrs Lewis (who has to resign her Scholastic Establishment on account of injury received at tho lato omnibus accident) to sell, by public auction, at her Establishment, known as ' ' Epsom Honte. on the Onohunga Boad, on Wednesday jcxt, 30th instant, at 31 o'clock am, HER HOUSEHOLD JTOBNITUBE AND • XUTFECTS: Parlour and Dining-room Furniture, 2 Planes. Pictures, Ornaments, Curtails, Blinds. Glass and Earthenware, Plate Iware. Cutlory. Sewing Machine. Pot Plants^ School-toom Furniture, Maps, Books, SCO, Bedroom Furniture, &c, a numbos1 of Single BodHttadsfand a quantity ot Ko^d Bedfiing Kltohen Furniture, Cooking UteiisUf, Tuba and On viow on tho morning of the Aa/ of sale. (Continued.on Fonrth Page.) i.^,-.