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Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 157, 4 July 1888, Page 1

The following distribution of imported trout has recently been made by the: Acclimatisation Society : 100 to Captain j Whitney, Southern Wairoa; 250 to Poki-1 whenua River, Patetere; 100 to Captain < Clayton, Manurewa (both lots liberated! without loss); and 200 despatched to Oto- j rohonga, result not yet known : total liber- j atedupto date, 880, and 350 more were) sold. Concreteyards,cosb.—Wilson&Co.—(Ad,)j

Public Notices. ■ ■■■ f T^TEW ZEALAND CONDENSED ? MILK. | ROSEVILLE DAIRY FACTORY (OTAGO). :fThe above Factory is now turning out CONDENSED MILK Superior to the best imported. L. D. NATHAN & CO., AGENTS FOR AUCKLAND. '-TP-ANTED KNOWN-, REMOVING FROM SYMONDS-STREET. SELLING OFF BALANCE OF GILMOUR'S STOCK. T; i, ONE WEEK ONLY. D« .TVTacpherson. ALL Persons having Claims against the Estate of the late John Edward Elan. are requested to render the same forthwith to Jackson and Russell, Solicitors, Shortlandstreet. i . T- STEADMAN AND CO., • AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Undertake Sales of Furniture, &c, at Private Houses, at Reasonable Rates of Commission. Sales of Fowls, Fruit, Dairy Produce, Farm Produce, Furniture, Sundries, &c, twice weekly. Houses and Property sold by special agreement. T. STEADMAN & CO.* AUCTIONEERS AND SEED MERCHANTS. 161 and 163, Queen-street. TF you should happen to Meet a WellI dressed Gentleman, you may depend upon Ithe patronises Woollams and Co., the Tailors, of Sydenham House, Grey-street. -_ AA A MORE HATS.—Havingnearly X \J ""■ cleared the first lot, it has given me confidence in buying another Job Line, and oeing all this season's shapes, I have no hesitiv tion In saying they will be found cheaper than tho last lot—ld, 3d, 6d, 9d, Is each.—C- Hopkins. Loadoa jaouac; Victoria and Nelson itreet*.