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Auckland Star, Volume XVII, Issue 239, 11 October 1886, Page 2

N A B .^CHEAP^. y^C HAIR S^^ • M IRON , fl BEDSTEADS, tf BEDDING. ff And all kinds of !<f BEDROOM FURNITURE J^1 t & CRANWELL'S^f ! House Furnishers, Af QUEEN ST., /f Auckland, /f 0 A D jylnlonA to ceo^. y^tinue tosell Carpets/^. y^iFloor Cloths, Sitting aud\. Jy Dining Room: Furniture, Cur-^. y^lains, and Furnishing Drapery at\ J/ VXKY IOW PBICE3 '/ tor AT TIME GF PURCHASE^ and savo BOOK-KEEPING /f V. EXPANSES tf B V B TU-OTICE OF REMOVAL. MIS 3 TEUTKNBBBO bega to inferm the Ladie? of Auckland and Neighbourhood that -ha has kejiovbd from Quoen-street to the CORNKR OK WELLEBLEY-STREET BAfeT. 8 doors from Moßfsrs^MUne and Choyoe, Queen•atreoi). ' SCIfiWTIFIC DSESS-CUTTINQ AND FITTING.* MIB3 BKWS. Sole Agent In Auckland for the 3YSTJSM.S, with all the latest improvement*. Classes at Bradford-Btreet, Parnell, thrice weekly, and at Mrs Glovers, Symonds street, ! every Wednesday. . Circulars and- terms on application to Mlaa Bowg. : riIVING TTI" /"^ARPiSTB. H. A"Tiri N 8 HAVING DECIDED TO RELINQUISH THE CARPET TRADE, HAS MARKED DOWN HIS LARGE BTOCK OF CARPETS TO LANDED COST PKIOB. The Stock has been imported dlreot, and tha Patrarns perßonally selected. There are a large nnmberof Pieces t^> Select. fr»m in •.■_.. BRUB&KLB, TAPESTRY. AND KIDDERMINSa'BR, And the prices at -which tlv-y are marked -wil" be found lower than eveT before charged ir Auckland. HEARTHRUGS TO MATCH CIARPICT3 RBDUCKD TO COST PRICB. , AL^OAN OVERSTOCK OF 300 PAIRS LONG CUR TAINS. AT 20 PER GJJSNT. OFF PRESENT AN OVERSTOCK OF BLANKETB AT RKDUGKDPRICES. AN OVERSTOCK OF CRETONNES, TABU UNffN,t>AM*BKrrAPKINS,ANDOf"HK& FURNBHING GOODS AT REDUCED PRIC-KS. CHEAE-LiNKB IN DRESBE9, ULBTBRS; FUB-LINKD CLOAKS, &C. CHBAP LINES IN CLOTHING. GENTS' ' MACINTOSH COAT 3, HATS, &O. HBW GOODS TN DRAPERY AND CLOTHING FOR TUB COMING SEASON ARE NOWBEING OPENED, AND TO MEET THB TIMBB WILL BE MARKED CHBAP. <.hj-jb.'i H. ATKINS. *&'< I7IOK TmnKH WKKKS JLONGEB.—On JD Rif tof a White or Fancy Vest to the pui chaser of a Suit at our Establishment only rcf ni to tnoao who pay cash on delivery. A. WOOLLAMB & Co. j Sydenham House. OUR NEW SPRING GOODS jus opened. English and Colonial Suinnie Buiti>-ga in great variety from 50s. Pay cash oi delivery ana receive an elegant Light Snmme Waistcoat as discount. A. WOOLLAMS & Co.. Sydenham House. CHOICE WEVT SPRIJMO AND SUM MKR GOODS, NOW OPENED WM. R. BRIDGMAN'S Over 8.000 yards of ohoice Dreas Materials! sejoctfrom, consisting of the newest and mo; fashionablefabric3, such as Viola de Nailei Jersey Crapes. Ottoman Corde, fieisep, Foulife VeiUqwß Satteens, Curl Cloths (fine make and others in great variety and, exquisit patterns, of the newest style. ' Vtfry'ohoic.e assortment of New Prints, in lish and durk shades, all new style and pattern! fr.-:m2}d jard. HaVin* purchased a larga lot of lilaclc an< Coloured Casbir.crcs at a heavy discount those goods will bo fuund exceptionally goo( value. 15 Laiiss' Silk Umbrella* Ivory and Sterlinf Sllvdr.Monnled, to be slid cheap Choice asßortrnen; of New LtC(S, white aot coloured, all maki s. Now Hl!>bons. Gloves. Hopi-^ry. (to. Splendjd stock of new Grey Calico.', from la lid dozon. Great, varloly of make? in Whito Calico, to b« BOd i bean ; wh >leaa c prino bT tho lime. Doub'e-wideh heavy Grey Tw.ll Sheeting, 7}d yard New Gnods in Men's and Bays' Clothing, Sbirte, Tins, Hoaiery. WILLIAM R. RRIDGMAN has boutrht one Bale of heavy Double-width Grey Sheeting slightly damaged by water. To bo sold at Halfprice All goodß marked at a very small advanos. Patterns free by P.iat. Carriage paid on' Parcels ovf r 20s, reached dir«ct from Auok'arid. 288. Upper. Qoeex stkkkt. Christcudbch, this day. — A child of eight en months old, daughter of TT. H. Brittan, of Eurnham. was accidentally drowned in a creek on Friday la9t. Dunedin, this day. Mrs Andrew, ivlercer, one of the oldest identities is dead. Captain Baldwin supplies to the 11 Times " particulars of an extraordinary !os3 of sheep in Buenos Ayres. Between ihe effects of epidemic and drought tho 088 is said to be nearly twenty millions of sheep, representing a value of £300,000.