MEMORANDA.

Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 144, 20 June 1887, Page 5

MEMORANDA.

Still-they come. The competitor: making ithe most words out of the letters of „ Queen's Jubilee Day " will receive a priz c of L 4. A second prize of LI 'will be given to the second person also making the most ■words. Letters, with one shilling's worth of stamps, must ba .addressed to H. Campbell/care of E. Priestly, Hobson-street.

! Freezing Company's butter in half-pound pats is branded with the words "Freezing Company." on the margin around the shell. —[Advt.]

R. S. Abel, account book manufacturer. Periodicals, annuals, and music bound, llaps and plans mounted and varnished. Orders left with Murray and Spencer, Queen-street. —(Advt. )

I Smith and Canghoy buy cheap for cash and sell cheap for cash, mark all goods m plain figures, make no second prices, and •give no "discount.—(Advt. ) :. Blankets, Flannels, Shirtings, Sheetings, 'Household Linen, at Smith and Caughey s, at and under wholesale prices, for cash only.-(Advt.) • ''■'-> Look for the words '' Freezing Company on the maroin of the pats ; shell brand in ; the centre. No other reliable.—(Advt.)

Two hundred dozen Men's Irish-Knit jocks at Is, Is 6d, and Is lid ; Boys', 'Youth's, and Men's ready-made clothing in Buperior English and colonial tweeds. Splendid value in. "guaranteed" make;W. P. Coats's-at Smith and Caughey s : for cash olny. — (Advt. ) J During Jubilee week we shall offer exceptional bargains in drapery and clothing. -McMaster, Shalders, and Co.—[Advt.] Practical Jubilee celebration, by giving : thepublicreal bargains in drapery.and clothing this week, at McMaster, Shalders and Co. 's, Queen-street.—(Advt.) Preferring to give special' bargains', this week instead of illuminating, we invite the : public to inspect.—McMaster, Shalders and I ;C6., Drapers, Queen-street. - (Advt. ) 1 The Auckland Gas Company notify that : all accounts due for gas and coke which remain unpaid at 5 p.m. on Monday, the2/tn instant, will become payable in full, without discount.

'•Thetickets for the entertainment to_be - given by the Queen's Minstrels m the • Foresters' Hall on Thursday evening nexiv •in aid of Mr John Caswell, are going ort ■rapidly, and the concert promises to pass ott -with as much success as former ones given -ty this clever Company. The object is a ■most deserving one, and this, together with :the popularity of the Queen's. Minstrels, ihotild ensure a large audience. Ihe concert will conclude with a dance. '' Be sure that the butter you purchase is ■handed with the words "Freezing Company" on the margin around the shell. x4e.1Q66 imitations.-(Advt.) - ; '^We again remind our readers of Major i Bane's lecture on " America as it is in the "lecture Hall of the Young Men's Christian "Association this evening at 7.30. A rare treat may be expected. i Thomas Short's Executors having bought :|l>argain in velveteens on a glutted market, ■•tod which has just come to hand ex Coptic, •J?ey are prepared to give the benefit to the H|; and are selling black velveteens at ■.'■« ie shilling per yard.—(Advt.) 'Special value in a good ottoman ribbon, one inch, ljd ; one and a hall; ■'i!?*.22d; two inch, 3jfd ; 20 dozen mdies .^handkerchiefs at Is 4^d. Special lot oi ivies' fine cashmere hose at Is 3|d per pair, . "Smith and Caughey's.—(AdvT;) , Miss Julia Malcolm, of Victoria, _ will I at the Queen's. Jubilee thanksgiving t ,•**» Held to-morrow morning \in tne j franklin Road Primitive Methodi -* C*wcb.