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Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 247, 24 October 1885, Page 7

Public Notices. _J«S___m •*-_ Sl jANE^ ric;qllIl__t_fßw3 The above steamer will arrive li| V j i from the South on MONDAY P m-*«IIiB^MORNING. Consignees are re- ! quested to pay freight and obtain uelivery orders from the underI signed without delay. All Cargo impeding the discharge of the vessel will bo landed and stored at Consignees' risk and expense. DONALD & EDENBOROUGH, SO, Queen-street. ffTOBSON CORPS, A.R.V. JLJL — Members are warned to attend tho Special Inspection Parade, which will be held at tho Drill Shed on MONDAY next, October 26, at 7.30 p.m. Uniform, Full Dress. By order.-WM. JENNINGS, Seoretary. A PRETTY GARDEN for 2s 6d—A Packot containing 13 Choice Annuals, to bloom this season, for 2s 6d.—G. H, Layers, Wyndham-Btreet. AVERY Successful Lady Teacher wishes for a few young lady pv oils, either at their own homes or her residence. Delicate or backward girls would receive special attention. Thorough English routino, with pianoforte, Singing, French, etc., as required.—Address Anti-Cram, The Grove, Lower Grafton Road, Auckland. . C COMFORTABLE Home for ono or two J Boarders (Protestant) in private family. No children. Terms moderate.—Apply Mr Wootton's, opposite Publio School, Upper Queen-street FAREWELL LEGVURE by Tessie Chapman.—"Popes of Rome" at the Opera Houae Sunday night ALKNER'S (Special Make) Umbrellas will wear out six of those sold elsewhere.—Falkner (lale Tennant), 282, Queen Btreef. F" OR A GENUINE SUIT, value and style combined, go to J. H. Dalton. City Tailoring Establishment, Victoria-street, East XjIALKNER'S Umbrellas are warranted JP well made; ate on tho best frame 3, and v, ill not spli _ — Falkner (late Tennant), 282, Queen-street 171AREWELL LECTURE, -Tossie Chap- _. man's Last Lecture at the Opera House Sunday night LADIES can save monoy by getting one of Falkncr's Umbrellas. Warranted not to split—Falkner, late Tennant, 252, Queenstreet^^ IF YOU WANT a good Tweed Suit for £2 15s, go to J. H. Dalton. City Tailoring E.tablis.mont, Victoria street Bast IF YOU WANT a Good Suit at a Small Price, go to J. H. Dalton. City Tailoring Establishment, Victoria-street East. JH. DALTON, pays small rent, and • does his own cutting, and is able to give better valuo than any house in Auckland.—Note address: City Tailoring Establishment, Vlotoriastreet East LAST LECTURE.-Hear Tessie Chapman on the " Pope., of Rome " on Sunday night ' -- ■ MISS SMITH, Stay, CorsET, and Bandage Maker, Hikbank Cottage. Gundry-street, Nowf.n. Ladies waited on for ordeia. , OVER four thousand physicians have testified to the purity and excellence of Wolh-k'B Bchnaitb ATAHUHII ROAD BOARD. Mr James Melville has been appointed Ranger for tho Ot-huhu Road District By order of the Board. CHARLES BOWDEN, Clerk. Otahuhn. Oct. 21s;, 1885. PIANOS! PIANOS! PIANOS!—For Cash or Deferred' Payments, from 10s per week, at Webbe'B, Hobson-street, corner of Cook-streot. "OUBLIC HALL, AVONDALE. TUESDAyTcCTOBER 27. GRAND CONCERT BY HOOPER'S CO. A Silver Cup will be givon to the best Waltzer. Concert and Ball, 2s. Back Seats, Is, REMEMBER YOUR FRIENDS.— Photo. Cards of New Zealand Scenery, Birds, &c. at H. White's, Stationer. Queen-st Mail per Tongarlro clones 11 a.m. Sunday. TJICHARD ONYON, JLVi Licensed Custom-house Agent, Shipping and Forwarding Agent. Office NORTH SHORE FERRY TEE. N. 19 SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE CAFE, 603, UPPER QUEEN-STREET. Mrs J. Garrick returns bor sincere thanks to tho public of Auckland, and surrounding friends and.strangers, who have so k'ndly patronised her dining her two years'sojourn in the above Establishment In taking leave of them Bbc hope, tho same liberal support wb'ch has beon accorded to hor will be continued to her successors. Mrs Garrick is ghing up buaineßS solely on account of '"-health, being advised by hor doctor to try a change of climate, but hopes to return to Auckland Buortly.

TESSIE CHAPMAN'S Last Lecture.— "Popo. of Rome" at the Opera House Sunday night. Tll_ onoriroUß increase in the sales in a proof of tho growing popularity of Wolfe's ScnNAPPB. TO MEASURE-For Good and Cheap Suits, try Williani3. Tailor. Victoria-Bt. THE POPES OF ROME.—Hear all about them at the Opera House Sunday ni'fht TO LEND, £1,000. on good security; at 7 por cent.—Apply Morton aid Jackson. HE POPES OF ROME.—Tessio Chapman's List Lecture Bnnday night. •|'H_ publio should avoid all imitations of a. Wolfe's Schnapps. Be sure you procure tho gonuineWoLFK'Sj TESSIE CHAPMAN'S Last Lecture.— The "Popes of Ronio" at the Opera House Sunday night. THE UNION FIRE AND MAIUNE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. On and a_.or MONDAY, tho 26th instant, tho BusinoßS of tho Company will be transacted at their Now Office, threo doors bolowthe old ones. W. A. RIDINGS, Pro Manager. Auckland Branch, 21th OcMbor, 1885; THE EDITOR "EVENING STAR." Slri,—ln the interests of my Firm (Maoky, Loean, Stocn and Co.), I wish tho Publio to unaers*ind that the Joseph Macky in tho list of Provisional Dlrecto-s of tho Auckland Co-opera-tive Drapery and Cloth_g Company (Limited) does not refer to mo. JOSEPH C. MACKY. TIJHAT IS IN A NAME? Dear SrF,—Mr J. C. Macky, of tho Firm of Macky, Lo;;an. Steon and Co., req.uo.t_ me to stito that tho Jo: eph Macky on tho Pro viilonal Directors of tho Auckland Co-operative Drapery and Cloth'm: Co, Is not him, I am, near Sir, Yours truly. SAMUEL COOMBES. VENEERS ! VENEERS !-Very Rich Mottled Kami end Totara Bur, large or small quanf.tios. Cheap for cash.—W. Nonie, Shortland-Btreet, WHAT the popular cry will be : " If I had only known the La Monte Furnaces were to be a bucoobs. I should have gone in and bought heavily in Karangahake stocks and proporty. WHAT does this new era in mining mean to our goldflelds. To keep tho Furnace at work for the Woodstock mine, Karangahake, alone, over 100 men will require to bo employed in the mine in addition to those at the smelting works. A groat influx of population must soon set in to this promising field. # J. SULLIVAN (Lately Salesman to Messrs Winks and Hall) Begs to inform Hotelkeepers and the Public that ho has established himself at 62, QUEENSTREET (opposite Bank of New Zealand), as HOTEL AND FURNITURE VALUATOR AND GENERAL AGENT. Clients placing businers in his hands may rely on prompt and satisfactory results. J?ilfhi_ TO LEND, on Good Freehold d&OW Security.—F. G. Ewington, Estate Agent. F. G. E WINGTON ' ESTATE AGENT, COOMBES'S ARCADE (Established 19 Yeabs). FOR SALEHOUSES, SHOPS. COTTAGEB, FARMS, AND ALLOTMENTS. PRETTY AND SUPERIOR HOUSE, Loamington Road, Mount Eden, 6 rooms, bay window, Venetian blinds, register grate, kitchen range, lofty rooms, stained glass doors, and many convonienees. This desirable property commands a vlow of tho Waltakerol Ranges, and is adapted for invalids, or others requiring a healthful locality. There is excellent 'bus accommodation for threepenny fares. Price, £375 COTTAGE AND FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT. in good position, at Newmarket, for £210, or cash down, £200. '1 his is a bargain. HOUSE AND 31 ACRES, opposite the proposed New Anglican Church, Mount Roskill Road, £1,000. I can offer some Special Bargains in Cottages and Allotments at Rocky Nook. F. G. "EWINGTON. THE AUCKLAND GARDENERS' HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. SPRING SHOW, NOVEMBER 20 AND 21, FOR THE EXHIBITION OF POT PLANTS. CUT FLOWKRS. FRUIT. AN D VEGETABLES, WILL BE HELD IN THE DRILL-SHED (BY SPiCIAL PERMISSION). On FRIDAY, 20th. AND SATURDAY, 21ST NOVEMBER. Entries to bo made Lot later than 5 p.m. on the 13th November, uddreS3 d to the Secretary, at the Office of Hesketh and Aitkeu, Durhamstreet. O. BMALLFIKLD, Hon. Sec.