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Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 139, 13 June 1888, Page 7

I QUEEN AND HIGH STKEETS, . I ALSO JSTIE-WTOIISF; ITEWMAEKET, JLNJD Bm&OIiTJDB STREET. I ■ ____- ij-riHit— sms*. FOR MANSION OR COTTAGE FOR MANSION OR COTTAGE. JFURNISHING AND GENERAL IRONMONGERS 1 Queen and High Streets, Auckland, also at Newton, Newmarket, and Symonds Street.

Boots and Sh ©eg, 'M Goo2> 2M/.£ /S BETTER THAN RICHES? PLAN OF CAMPAIGN AT THE AUCKLAND CASH BOOT PALACE 172, Queen-street B. HANNAH & 00. Beg to offer their sincere thanks to the inhabitants of Auckland province fbrthe HbenJU patronage received during the past six months, and assure them that no ettprte win btf: spared on their part to merifc a continuance of the same.' They ap determined, to seU ill Goods at Prices which will defy competition, and thereby sustain the high reputation which they have already gained throughout the colony. Ksad and Compare I JtattflJ iND Compare ! STUDY OUR PRICE LIST. 10,000 STOCK ! tO,OQO STOCK t Ladies' Kid Elastic Side Boots, 4s lid, 5s lid1* 6&6<i Ladies' Cashmere House Boots, Ss lid, 4s 6d, 4a lid. Ladies' Levant Lace-up Boots, double sole,. 5s lid. Ladies' Levant Elastic Side Boots, mock button, 6a Ud Ladies' Leather Slippers, elastic fronts, 2s lid Ladies' Norwegian Felt Slippers, Is 3d, 2s,2sGd Ladies' Felt Boots, 4s 6d, 5s 9d Ladies' Tennis Shoes, 3s 6d, 3s lid, 4* Get, 5s 6d Ladies' Kid Walking Shoes, 5s 6d, 6s 6d Ladies' Glace Elastic Side Boots, extra high lea 5a Ret. Ladies' Glove Kid Elastic Side Boots, Ts 6d, Bs. 6d Ladies' Olacd Kid Button and Lace Boots, Bs. &L. 9& 6*3* W6/& Ladies' Glove Kid Button Boots, extra high leg^ Ba-6^ 8s U& Ladies' Strong Lace Boots, high leg and plate*, % 6s* 8s 6«a. Ladies' Systematic Button and Lace Boots, 16s 6d, 178.&S Ladies' Otto Herz's Button Boots and Shoes, in gJ?eat variety Ladies' Pollak'e High Class Lace Boobs Ladies' Pinet's Walking Boots'and Shoes Ladies' Bostock's Boots and Shoes, highly finished Ladies' Evening Shoes, 2s lid, 4s 6d, 4s lid, 5a lid: Ladies' Satin Shoes, in rose, oream, pink, wMte* aacfcbke. Ladies' Button Walking Shoes, 6s lid, ?8 lid, $a lid. Girls' Strong Levant Walking ghees, sewn, "s■=*£% telltf Girls' Strong' Levant Walking Shoea, sevrn, 11—1, Salicl Girla' Extra High Levant Laoe-up Boots, 7—9, fe 9d Girls' Extra High Levant Lace-up Boots, 10—18*8* 9d. ; > Girls' Strong Copper Toe Laoe Boots, 7—9, 8$ 94 Girls' Strong Copper Toe Lace Boots, 10—IS, 4a 9d. Girls' Strong Lace Boots, extra high leg, plates, 7—Si, 4s &£ Girls' Strong Lace Boots, extra high leg, plates, 10-=l3, 5a 0d Girls' Calf and Levant Elastic Side Boots, 7—B* S* 3d. Girls' Calf and LevantElastio Side Boots, 10—IS, 6a 3d Girls' Strap Shoe 3, double soles, 7—9. 3s f)d Girls' Strap Shoes, double soles, 10—13, 4s 9d Girls' Sand Shoes, 7-9, 2s 3d ; 10-13, 2s 6d Girh' Neat School Boots, lace-ups, superior, ?-—&» 4s lie* Girls' Neat School Boot 3, lace-ups, superior, 10—13, 5s lid Children's Elastic Sides, 2—G.'ls; do Lace Boots, 2-6, ls v Is 3<J. Children's Superior Strap Shoes,2—6, Is lid; do Strong Leatherßoote,2— 5,256» Boys' Strong School Boots, copper too, 7—9, §3 9d; do 10—13, 4s 9d Boys' Strong Nailed Lace Boots, 7—9, 4s lid jdo 10—13,5s 6d Boys' Strong Calf Elastic Sides, 7—9, 4s lid ; do 10—13, 5s lid Youths' Strong Nailed Lace-up Boots, I— s, 6s lid Youths' Strong Elastic Side Boots, I—6, 7s 6d Youths' Armour Plated Bluchers, I—4, 4a 9d j Youths 1 Kip Waterfctghte, 8s 6dj Men's Good Strong Blucher3, nailed and tipped, ss. 6d, 7s 6d Men's Kip Shooters,"nailed and tipped, 8s lid, 9s 6d, 10s 6d Men's Strong Watertights, B'a lid, 9s lid, lls 6d Men'a English Lace Boots, light, 8a lid ; Men's Kip Elastic- Side Boots, 8s lid.! Men's Broad Toe Shooting Boot, without nails, 9s lid, 13s 6d Men's English Kid and Levant Lace-ap.?, 13s 6d, los 6d, 17s 6cl Men's Cove and West's Porpoise Hiclo Boots. 255, 27s 6d Men's Cove and West's Shoes, 12s 6d, 14s 6d. Men's Cove and West's Patent Walking Shoes, 10s 6d to 22s 6d Men's English Dancing Shoes, Lace or Court, Ss Gel, fls (id Men's Boatook's Calf or Kid Lace Boots, in three fittings, 183 Cd Men's Bostock's Kid Shoea, in three fittings, 12s 6d Men's Handsewn Calf Kid Shoes, at 13s 6d Men's Pollak's Lace or Kid Elastio Sides, 16s 6d Men's Strong Leather Laggings, 5s Cd, 6s lid Men's Strong Leather Slipper Elastic Fronts, 3s 9d Men's Warm Lined Slippers in great variety, Peerless Gloas, Gel; Satin Polish, 6ii \ French Dressing-, 6d; Glj^cerple, Is; Nubian Blaetlng, Jg * Cork Soles, 3d ana 6d; Boot. Protectors, 3d.' • Repairing in flrat-clas3 style on tho Premises. Bosfc work. Moderate charges. OOUNTUY ORDER DEPARTMENT.— Special attention paid to orders from the countryt AH parcels carefully packed, and.put on Steamer or Rail, or sent through Parcel Post a, < required. Orders must bo accompanied by cash remittance. Please Note the Addlsbbs J— || E. HANNAH AND CO,, The Cash Boot Palaca, 172, QUEEN STREET, ADOKLANB,

IMMENSE FAME- .&. The London "Daily Sportsman," of arecent date, remarks editorially :—" A really invaluable specific for the cure of rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains, bruises, etc., has gained immense fame in America, Australia, and all parts of the world. Reference is made to St. Jacobs oil, and the universal nature of its sale may be judged from the fact that the makers have to print their instructions for its use in no fewer than 11 languages. The unsolicited testimonials received by the proprietors are of the most positive character, emanating from representative men and women of prominence. We should certainly say that St. Jacobs oil is worthy of all attention, and that athletes especially, who are subject to bruises and strains, will testify to its undoubted efficacy." C. Gilbert, of Buffalo, New Yoib, packs only the purest of Cornflour, prepared by a special process from the finest-selected maize. Gilbert's Cornflour contains a higher percentage of nutriment than any other brand. Ask your grocer for it. Ladies who suffer from Headache, and people whose digestive organs are weak, should take, once or twice a month, a cup of Euril Frese's Hamburg Tea. Kempthorne, Prosser, and Co., or all chemists. Dr. Scott's Electric Belt is the only genuine article, and has cared more attacks of rheumatism, sciatica, and gout than electricity or galvanism applied, in. anyother way. Don't take any subsifcitiaxte. Kempthorne, Proaser, and Co., or all chemists. Healthy skin and a fresh and velvety complexion follow the use of Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet Soap. Ask yaxtr chsmisfc to get you a cake. Ihe perfume is unique and delightful. No lady who once tries it will have any other. Kempthorne, trosser, and Co., or all chemists. ntUs* ryv>H? "lrn'!M!.,,yjsp NEVER ONCE. "I have never once missed a train or an appointment since I have carried this," said a well-known councillor of an Auckland suburb the other day, as he gazed with a feeling of pride on the Waterbury which lay in his expansive palm. " I say nothing about trams, because their movements are a mystery even to the department itself ; but you can put your last sixpence on this and never get left." And he js a church-warden and the owner of a terrace of houses and a Jarge family. TP you. should happen to Meet a WellJL dressed Gentleman, you may depend upon iFho patronises Woollams and Co., the Tailors, of Sydenbam House, Grey-street .» I r : THS ORIGINAL PARIS XAPAN TOLACKING ci JO MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Drake-street, Freeman's Bay. This Company having; erected iargo and eonipleteplnnt are now prepared to supply the Trade with a flrst-olass article invited to call for samples. t^™" * _ ~""™~ r ("HORN MANURE.—Freezing Ce.'s-m J Very liberal discounts.

A /PIORSICAN TTENDETTA. LARGER SALE THAN "GALLED BACK." The London correspondent of the Auckland j Star, in his letter of the sth April, says—" I take some kudos to myself that long before 'Mr Barnes of New York'jumped into poptilarity, I recommended the story tomycolonialne wspaper friends as a suitable one for serial publication. The Auckland Star and the ' Dunedin Evening Star' published the tale with the improved title of ' A CoiiSiCAN Vendetta.' Over here the book is having even a bigger sale than ' Called Back.' The stalls arc literally piled with different editions of ib.} story. 'Upon my word, I believe. I'm selling nothing else,' a Strand bookseller said to me yesterday. ' A perfect -furore for the tale seems to have seized folks.' " A CORSICAN VENDETTA Ib now published in book form, and may be had at the Stab Office, Auckland, ov from any bookseller. PRICE. ONE SHILLING. M. 1s s Smith, STAY, CORSET, & BANDAGE MAKER, Esicdank Cottage. Ruxdry-st , Newton (By Jfew Ppip'.i v.y Ohurph). Ladies waited on in lq\v:i ant] suburbs, Highest references fi'o.n the leading establish rnen6 in Edinburgh.