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Auckland Star, Volume XVII, Issue 247, 20 October 1886, Page 5

"VTEW yEALANI ILLUSTRATED TITBITS — THIC BEST AND CHHAPEW JOURNAL Mi NEW ZEALAND. This week's features nro :— THE TIMARU POISONING CASE. Sccnain Court Sir Robort Stout Opening the Caee for the Prosecution. His Honor then charged Another of Peter Pot the Grand Jury — a ter's Peculiar Pas funoif ul picture, timrs. Ho thiuka he The Hummock (three would like to mow picture?). illustrations). Opticol Weather Ro SadderthantheWaves. poci (ij illustrations). Our Overworked No Beauty in Ilia. Infanta. The Miißiral Bording Jealous of Fido. House. Six stories. A Modest Rejoinder, {■•'o Ch'iEKO for the A Natural DevelopBUter. meot. This in really a capiial number. Agents should order early, as a largo demand ia expected. mo THE XADIES. Special value Is now being otrerod at RKNNIU it AiSBOTT'd in the following linos: —Richly Trimmed Jackets, Mantles, and Dolmnns, bought job, and offered at ordinary wholesale prices. 50 boxes Flowers, and 50 boxes Aigrettes and Feathers just opened up; boußnt a "desperate job." and will bo sold at prices that will command rapid clearance. A special line of Ladies' CoraetP, very superior make, 3a lid to 4s lid. A choice variety of Ladies' Collarettes, Silk Squares, etc, at Is each. A profuse assortment of P.atn and Fancy DrO'S Stuffs for the season, at very moierate prices. Prints in every variety of pattern and style at popular prices. Choice new Millinery unsurpassed in variety and value. Particular attention is called to the Dresamaking Department, where style, workn annip. and fit can be relied on. Ladies' Siuff Dresses made up from 12a 6d, and Prints proportionately low. CLOTHING AND OUTFITTING DEPARTMENT. It Is quite unnecessary to call a-.tention to the superior value we have always offered in these Departments. We shall continue to supply Clothing, Hats, Shirts, and Hosiery, etc, i at our former popular prices. rennie~sTabbott } IMPORTERS, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. Branch—Upper Symonds - street. •"VEGAN RECITAL \J AT St. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL. MB MARTIN SWALLOW'S Last Public Organ Performance in New Zealand. Thursday kvkning, october 21, In aid of the Organ Fund.; PROGRAMME: Part I. 1. Organ Solo (Overture) .. .. Weber Mr MARTIN SWALLOW. 2. Air (Contr.), "He was Despised" Handel Mrs MACDONNKLL. 3. Clarlnetaolo, "Scenaßeligiosa" Panofka Hit JACKSON. i. Quartet and Chorus, "Beredicuis" (from Twelfth Mass'l Mozart MRS JSARRKTr (s'opr.). Mrs HISCOCK3 (Alto) Mb RUHNHAM ('ten.), and Mr BtISHELLE (Bass), and the CHOIR. 5. Organ Solo (Italian Air) .. .. Bellini Mil MARTIN SWALLOW. G. Prephiora (Sopr ). " Tantum Krgo" (Ist Preludfi) .. .. J. S. Bach MI9S STAUNTON. 7. violin Polo. -'LeEeve".. .. Goltermann master &tkvenson. 8. Air U3r.), " Lord God cf Abraham" MendolSßOhn MR D. B. RUSSELL. Interval of Five Minutes. Part 11. 0. Organ Solo (Aria) Buononolnl HBRR GOLDKN3TEDT. 10. Quartet and Chorus, " Gloria" (from First Mass") .. .. Haydn MISS N AUGHTON- (Sonr.). Mrs HIiiCOCKS (Alto). Mr BURNHAM (Ten ), AND Mr BUSHKLLE (BasB), and tho CHOIR. 11. Air (Contr.). "La Serenata dell'angelo" Braga Mrs MACDONNELL. 12. Duet for Harp and Organ, A\ Martin Melody from Mozart .. ../ Shallow Mrs STEVENSON AND Mr SWALLOW. 13. Sucr-d Sour (Bass), " The Old Sacristan" Barrl Mr WORR&LL. 11. Organ Solo-(a), '"Avo Maria tt'Arcadelt" Lißzt (b), •■ Wedding March" .. Mendelssohn Mr MARTIN SWALLOW. N 8 Mr SWALLOW will play Wcly's " OiTertoire," No. 1, in G major, as tho people di-perse. Doors open at 7.30, commonce at 8. To last two hours. Tickets, la each. At all the leading Booksellers. &c. &o. H"5^V CAN SOU AFFORD TO GIVE an Extra Pair of Trousers for Nothing with Every Suit J By paying small rent, doing my own cutting, and buying direct from rnanu Sacturers— J. H. DAI/TON. Viotoria-atreet, East, Auckland. For Sale. tpOR SALE, cheap, one 4 wheeled Cab.— Jp__Apply_M* s Peterson. Chapel-street. _ JT^OK SALE, cheap, a good Piano, by JD Hrard; nearly new —Apply Star Office. FOR SALE, a very powerful Galvanic Battery ; als?, a Stcrooßcopo and Views.— Apply Lester Bros , Pitt-street, FOR S&LE, Handeome Shop Fitting?, Counter, Window Fittings. Gas Fittings, Linoleum. &c.. Cheap.-Star Office. FOX SALE, a l^-horsepower vertical combined Engine and Boilor. — J. Stone, Newmirkct. tilOR SALE, the well-known Leamington ' Fruit Depot; sp'.Oßdid position.—Apply F. S »i^<rd, ntxt Foresters' Hall. Karangahape Road. FOR SALE, a beautifully Carved Kauri Gum Ship, a real work of art, in class raio. On view at J. Lovy & Son's window, 12", Queen street. IjlOti SALE, for cash, 5 tons beafi Oat' 1 meal, tn 251b bags, 3s 3d each; 71b bags ditto. Is each ; Rio?, Sigo, Tapioca. Pearl Barley, Fplit Peas, all 51b for Is, at Earlo and Montgomery^ ITIOR "SALE OTTT/EASE, a 7-roomed } House, with bath-room, scullery, washhoußO, work-shop stable, cow and cart shed, &0., garden, and good brlckrd well with pump. —Apply C. H. Courtney, Onehunga. FOR SALE, cheap, two beautifully finished Villas, on good allotments; one eight and one nine rooms; largo bath and washhouse, with City water; fitted up with gas chanceliere, globes, brackets, otc. Also one 5 loomed Hoilse.—Apply John S. Prees, Fern Villa, light band side Crurrmer Road, Surrey Hills (r^r Waterworks. Ponsonby). F"OKTpOSITIVE SALE, a Really Good Farm, of 177 Acres, nearly oil fenoed. a good Houjo and numerous outbuildings, sultfor a dairy farm, a beautiful stream of water, and only J mile from railway station, li miles from town ; by good road--Apply to John Soppott, Honse and Land Agent, 65. Qneen-streeet, FOR S 4 LET Potatoes, 241b Is ; 81b beet Flour, Is; 251b Bag, 3a; 71b Oatmeal, 18 ; 251b Bag, 3s 6d : Rici. Karley. Sago, and Tapioca. Mb Is: Bluo Peas, 101b Is : I Tin Van Houteii'd Coco?, Is;" Tin, 1* lid ; White Cloves H >n»y. Id per lb ; Cock Tail Salajon, 8d ; Arctic, 7d%; Salt Salmon, 4d lb; Sale Butter, od ; Plckleo, 7d ; Currants. 6i; Srarch, Id ; New Cheese, Sd; Beßt White Sugar, 3d per lb ; sClb Bag, 13a Cd ; New Searon'd Indian and China Teas, from Is 6d upwards. For cash only. Country orders strictly attetded to.—James Scott, corner of Cook and Nelson-streeta^ BOOKS" for Sale, Cassell's Technical Hducator, 4 vols., and 12 others (Knglish and French), £2 ss. would be divided, In good comlition.— Avant, Stah Ofilco. R&WIISG-KOOM. Suite of Polished Walnut, Maroon Rep Covers, almost new. Very cheap.—Loiter to B. Thompson. 120, Greystreet. _ IVeMTJEKA.— 'FoTpositive Sale, on easy A/ terms, a handsome now 7 roomed VilU, with overy convenience, verandah on two Bides, ian acre allotment. More Land can be had if required. One of the boßt positions In Romuora, commanding a grand view of tho racscourse and surrounding oountry: 10 minutes walk from railway station ; 'buses close to the croporty.—For further particulars, apply to W. 11. Philip, Baker, Victoria street. WA ACRES and Small House, three O" rail.s from Railway Station, and 2J from town; iO acron in graes; remaindoi splendid bush. A bargain, £175.—Sinclair and Gray, 177, Quoen-street. Meetings. PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE, NORTH ISLAND OP NEW ZEALAND, SCOTTISH CONSTI rUTION.-Quarterly Cony munication of abave Lodge will be held in the Freemasons' Hall, Auckland, TOMORROW (Thursday' Evening, October 21st, at 8 o clock. Master j^jl^g^Tpß^ p.p. Secretary. T>ONSONBY LAWN TENNIS CLUB. A Meeting of the above Club will bo held or the Grounds, JervoU Road, on SATURDAY 23rd inst, at 3 p.m., to Elect Commifee anc Officers for tho Coming Season. Intending Members are invited. The Lawns will after wards be open for Play. JAS. DACRE. TTELENSVILLE TIMBER COMPANY II (LIMITED). NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.-Noticfl i hereby given that the Ordinary Annual Meetin: of Shareholders in this Company will 1)9 held o their office, Star Buildings. Fcrt street. Auc> Und. on FRIDAY. (Jctob r 29. liSli. at 11 o'clOC forenoon, to receive tho Report and Balance sheet for tho yoar ending September SO. 18Si and to eloct two Diivc'ors in the placo of Mfsei Arthur Bull and Johc Reid, -who retire b rotation. Mr Bull oft'ers himaelf for re-elcctioi Also, to elect an Auditor in the place of MrJoh Milne, who retires, but offers himself for r election. J. A. WALKER, Secretary. Star Buildings, Fort-atreet, Auckland, Ootober 20,1886.