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Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 4416, 9 July 1884, Page 2

SKINNY MEN.-" W.U.HealthHenm'"rMtolMliesltli _Ud riK_ .cum I. .'■! ci:». !i"i"U'!Ht', Debility. At Uniitsi-t... K.Hii'th.mv, rroiser _ Co., Atfent . Auckland. Special Advertisements. MR DARGAVILLE'S MEETING TONIGHT. St. James's Hall. -I^TOKTHERN OMNIBUS COMPANY ■** (LIMITED/. NOTICE. j EVERY Shareholder is particularly requested to attend the Extraordinary Genesal Meeting of Shareholders to be held in tho Large Room, Now Zealand Insurance Buildings, TO-MOR BOW (Thursday), 10th instant, at 12 noon. By order of the Director-. j JOHN R. RANDERSON, Secretary. TMPORTANT, -*■ GENUINE, CHEAP SALE. MILNE & OHOYCE, Halving decided to REDUCE THEIR VERY LARGE AND EXT_WB_VE STOCK, Will hold a CHEAP SALE. OF ALL SEASON!. GOODS, The Stock will be Marfaed at COST PRICH IN PLAIN FIGURES SALE OOMMENGED ON FRIDAY, JUNE 6. _ll_._F. & .HOYCE, Corner of WBLUESLKY AND LOKNK-STRKETS. BOUGHT A JOB! BOUGHT A JOB! THE FOLLOWING ! ! ! GREAT BARGAINS ! I ! 50 Ladies', Girls', and Children's Tweed Ulßters, at its lid each; worth 8. (id 78 Ladreß' very superior Tweed Ulsters, Dolmans, and other shapes, 9s lid; well worth aguinaa 36 Ladies' Black Cloth Jackets, trimmed with braid and Satin, 9s lid; usual price, 20s A Lot of Girls' Black Cloth Jackets, nicely trimmed, from 3s lid 310 Pahra Ladies' and .Children's Fashionable Winter Gloves, fsom 6d a pair 1,000 l_die_ and Childftn's Fashionable Winter Hats and Bonnets, at the low price of Ono Shilling each, acknowledged lo bo the most wonderful value evor shown in Auckland, Please don't forget tho address— HERNANDEZ'S. Without exception the Cheapest Shop in Nowton. MRS R. SOMMERVILLE, MILLINBRY WAREROOMS AND STRAW-WORKING ESTABLISHMENT, w.blsl hlby-Btbeet, opposite Opeba House. , — i i ■ i— Professor Aldis delivers a lecture on "The Mathematical and Moral Aspects of Gambling " at the United Methodist Free Church, Mount Eden, to night. A lecturo -will bp delivered this evening n the Eden Hall on " Solomon," by Mr Munro,' as advertised. The lecture is in answer to Mr Keid's pamphlet, and is likely to create lively discussion among the ayes and noes who attend these weeMy theological lectures. Tho lecturer being a Biblical scholar, aud a man of critical ability, a large gathering is expected. Miss Seaman's beok of poems, "Thoughts by tho Why." is now published, and may be tnad at an the booksellers'. The trade can be supplied by Mr Seanfen, 31, Insurance Build. Ings,