Itf BANKRUPTCY. IN THE ESTATE OF W. H. FENTON & CO THE BONA FIDE GASH SALE IS STILL ON. GREAT BARGAINS IN ETEET DEPARTMENT. 78, QUEEN-STREET. OONSUMPTION_ CURABLE! "MR G. T. CONGREVE ON CONSUMPTION AND ITS SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT. Showtag that direful disease to be curable ta,^ n^' J^* 1"" ASTHMA, CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, ETC. From the " Christian Herald," March 31, 1880. M R o. T. CONGREVE'S TREATMENT^ COEMPTION AND OTHER « Continues to be made a great blessing to eufferora, far and wide, in every part of tho kiDg"°The world and wo ourselves owe him a debt of gratitude Not long since ™> placed P *" *Th.T;L b. .o ctabt th.t 10, C.n.umptto .nd otto Ch«t CompbbM«'°» o hope as fro;^ h.e THtBTY-THRKK cases which are recorded tn Mr Congreve'a Poblished by UPTON AND CO., AUCKLAND. And may be ordered through any Bookseller. 1886. SPRING AND_ SUMMER. 1886. H. L. POSSENNISKIE, IMPORTER, MERCHANT TAILOR & HABITMAKER, HA3 PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THE ARRIVAL OF HIS FIRST PARCEL OF SPRING & SUMMER GOODS, EX ARAWA AND AORANGI. COMPRISING WEST OF ENGLAND, SCOTCH, IRISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN CLOTHS OF THE BEST QUALITY. ALSO, A CHOICE SELECTION OF COLONIAL TWEEDS. TEE TRADE SUPPLIED AT THE LOWEST RATES. H. L. "POS^ENNiSKSE. SHORTLAND-ST., AUCKLAND MKBSRa Mark * sonb ITKLEPIIONE No.. 156. RETIRING_™^BUSINESS" IRISH LINEN AND DAMASK. JOHN McCAHROLL, 82, QUEE.V-ST. Having determined to retire from tbe abeive business, I have sold off the bulk of my Stock, and I am holding a CLEARANCE SALE of the balance. SALE NOW ON. LADIES deoirous of obtaining a few of my well-known FINE LINFN.GOODS ehould take this opportunity, as I intend offering bhera at VEKY LOW PRICES coii«i-itent with qua'ity, nhioh is the true fast of cheapness A.' mv yfock of LINEN UOODS h not very large, intending pnrehuseis should COME EARLY, so as tn 9f euro gome o' rhese Goods at NOMIN-L PRICES. Doiinjf the l*ale I will alpo ofifcr my Stock o< Gentlemen's HATS and SHIRTS, *c, «« (JKEATLY REDUCED PKICKS. Most of these Shirts are IMPORTED BY M^i SEI F, and are all of the bo«t IRIsH MANU FACTURE, (■» that Gentlemen would do well to etcure some of them at the reduced prices. |^ BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! T. "EVANS, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON. Having completed extensive additions to his Workshops and Manufacturing Machinery, rendered necessary by the rapid growth of his Business, desires to inform the People of Auckland and Suburbs, that he has now every facility fot supplying BOOTH AND SHOES OF ALL KINIIS, the Style and Quality being much batter than any yet produced in the Colony, and at considerably lower prices.. T E. bees also to intimate that for the purpose of securing Superior Workmanship, he has taken into partnership Mb HENRY SCQOFIELD, of Leeds, a* a Womiho Parkier, whose special buoinoss will be to superintend the Making- up DtMrtmant, and whose practioal knowledge of Boot making will be a sure guarantee of the durability of the goods. BOOTS AND SHOES OF ALL KINDS MADE TO ORDER. FIT GUARANTEED. ALSO, DAMP-PROOF BOOTS, MADE TO ORDER. Flxasb Noth the Address : ri VAN 3 AND QJCEOFIIILD, KARANOAHAPK ROAD, NKWTON. Warranted the Best and Cheapest House in the Colony for Boot*. THE NEW ZEALAND FROZEN MEAT AND STORAGE COMPANY, LIMITED* HEAD OFFICE: RAILWAY WHARF, AUCKLAND. v CAPITAL, £200,000 ; CALLED UP, £100,000. DIRFCTORATE ; CHAIRMAN, A. BULL, Es<j., P. CQMISKEY, Esq. L. D. NATHAN, Esq. A. BUCK.LAND, Isq. H. RUSSELL, Esq. SIR F. WHITAKER, K.C.M.G. MANAGING DIRECTOR, J. BANKS, Esq.. ESTABLISHMENTS: AUCKLAND: FREEZING. PACKING, SHIPPING, AND STORAGE PREMIBB& AUCKLAND: ICK VVuMCS. AUCKLAND.• BUT IKK UtfPARTMKNT. WAITARA, WEST COAST: FREEZING AND MKAT PRESERVING WORKS. QTAHUHU: ABATTOIR' KOK AUCKLAND FREEZING WOKKS. ST. ANN'S BRIDGE: CHKMIC.iL AND MaNUKK WORKS. Tbe above Company bens to direct the attention of the Public to Ita varlotn MansfMtaiMa irUch are fast finding their way into the best markets of the world, viz., .' . PRESSRVHD MEATS AND POUP3 IN GRKAT VARIETY COMPRESSED AND SLIGHTLY CORNED MEATS CORNED BEEF AND PORK, in Kegs, Barrels, and Tjkbokb. Special attention is requested to ih's latter line of Corned Boof and Pork, whioh, Ottilia to the* Acuities afforded to the Cold Air Process, is oured In mild ulckle and the reoeeslty of cutllnft tto fato imall pioooa, is thus obviated. The abovo are all supplied to the English, German, ftfia French Navies, In Australasian Waters. PRESERVED AND POTTED MEATS. 01 these, as well as their Tanned Soups, the Company have made a specialty, vrtth tbedetttttiilauem to oomuete, both In price and quality, asalntt tho best brands in the world. Thiß Ugb E?ii! moD W8 navß received from all quattora, will convince consilmors that on both those cii ' ?? ■ VB Daon successful. tUckhtnd to lUI4 "^ ln'onnation to °8 obtained on application to the Manager, Railway Wharf, BUTTER DEPARTMEJSr! BUTTER DEPARTMENT. •»»ott r, 'HE MANAGERS OF THIS DEPRTMENT ARK 3ABH PURCHASERS Off PRIME FRESH BUTTER AND PRIME FRESH EGOS IN ANY QUANTITIES. Information a* to Prices, &c, will be supplied on application to the Manager, Butter Department. sttpebphosp'hatesT~ superphosphates i
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Auckland Star, Volume XVII, Issue 242, 14 October 1886, Page 4
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