**««—■ *a.a«!iS^s i AT 261, QUEEN-ST., AUCgLAM «TTHREE OUT OF EVERY WttT» « CHINES BOLD IN THE WOR^W' SINGERS. WARB UPWARDS OflSeb HDNDBsn FIRST PRIZES, - AND AT CHRISTCHURCH EXHIBITION TWO GOLD & TWOJILVHrSais, TO 9E OBTAINED AT 2s 6d PER WEES 2a 6d PER BEWARE OF GEr"maN AND Qlffiiß IMITATIONS. SINGER SEWING MACHpS, ADDRESS: QUEEN-STREET OPPOSITE MESSRS GARLIC^ "aND CRANWELL. HOME JEWEL NGlii F WASHES EVERYTHING, km LACB XO A CQALSACK: CLEAIrc TKOUSERS without wetting a finmri knocking off a button. It does away, with wet feet, pains In the arm back, and breast, and does a big day's w«et£ in two hours. T^ \ HOME ldl UEWEI,-// HUNDREDS OF TESTIMONIALS. ' M. M. LEVY, SOLE AGENT, ALBERT BOTEt. \ TTSE \ riLosE iii iM TEASi 2/- \i / PBRIA VBP Pronounced the best valuey in Auckland* A By COMMUNICATING,2^3, the above VANS wiU^be JwWfJgji TRAIN. SHIP, or wherever wan^ F^», FURNITURE or other GwOs, wm^ forwarded as instructed, or (it reqinrw and insured for any term. ON SALB, _ Taupiri, Westport, apd Ne«*aßtl« V OBI Firewood, Charcoal, Coke Bricks, Lime, Sand Pipes, Slates, Tanks Fencing of all kinds. W. AND gTvItNSTONB, CUSTOM&STRMT^_^^--/ EBBDggSsHBa Toilet Soaps, made from tnopsu , Sheepskins, and Bones. . —-J~"g Prioesand^lW^^ked. TAITBBOTHER^^jrf
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Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 202, 30 August 1887, Page 6
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