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Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 161, 9 July 1888, Page 7

wSLSJITcSSm SS NO " , ~ Thiß St ° re iS Conßt e r t^ Cfed VuUdlhfffiS ™nYroa/S TTffiAlDßßSSßATCGE,forwoo(lorooalflro:aßlniilar«tovetotheMist:ess; - THE HOSTESS RANGE.-A now and improved self-setting Kitchen ttange, without boilers, and complete With cooking utensus. __ ..-- .- strong and durable, with great enconomy in regard to fuel, very simple in its I iSrlllllii NEW FORTRESS RANGE—This fine new design will bo found admirably I nIiHM TnAHT'OWTI RANGE --\ flno pnncfvnntinn nf PnrtnWo Ttnn"c suitable for establishment, [t has ample hot plate accommodation, «'xtra largo oven and /J&wW$S%. '....'..:. MW& infuse front fire, and the m-e chamber is so constructed that it can be (iecreascd or ■ jg\jjO"gi '•' ■•'• -' •■ >-'> I I iliiSffl - enlarged in size at pleasure by the addition or removal of the back five brcks, --■■■>■■ ■'■:■■< \\miSikm -•■ ■ fZTJI depending on whether it is coal or wood fuel that is being used. The simplicity ...... " '^?Si(fflft^'*HHl 0 f all its working; parts, tho ease with which the flues can bo cleaned, and the new •. s , < »Cj&VWT^ M MISTRESS RANGE, with open or close fire at pleasure. Excellent Baking CONGRESS RANGE.-Specially desißnod, as this has boon, to meet the demand HmM ' p ' < f '* ,z^- Wj. ~* -»—-fnTr-*' <J| -'f'h-' ' and Roasting Oven, large, and with rapid and eood action; roomy and excellent of tho present time for a range combining efficiency, economy, and simplicity) fiwii^^ l3s^-^" 0 ' wsSß= IM||^^pjr..:'^---.i5 ; jjtffffl|Hf hot plate accommodation, and with utensils to fit. with moderate cast, wo have every confidence in recommending it. mmr ; '^i^'^S^^^^'^^^^Wo^^^Mi^'S^B^ W^^^^^^^M^^^^^M^^l lSiß - The above are only a few illustrations of the various Cooking Ranges we have in stock. Inspection of our Show Rooms invited, or m*&%sL- ' - .^--^^^^^^^^r'^f^.y,■> JS&^ WPite us fop ™ ees ancl other Particulars, which will be promptly answered. ts&®m& s .|M^ : ALSO AT NEWTON, NEWMARKET, AND SYMONDS STREET. .. "• ilg-in; small consumption of fuel. Sizes, 36,38,40,42 inches. ,' r . ;

AUCKLAND ROLLER MILLS. 1 IN THE MARKET. : V j '-: The criterion of good flour is—-Do the Bakers buy it and use it'? Yes, tney demand hundreds of other persons also who never used it before, thus proving that QUALITY IS THE BEST TEST. SEE THE'FOLLOWING UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIAL EXTRACT FR©H A BAKER'S LETTER " I tried your flour, and I must say it gives you great credit. lam sure it is the best flour I ever had from: Auckland." (Original letter can be seen at our office.) TRY THE FLOUR ONCE AND YOU WILL NOT USE; ANY OTHER.,:,/, . \ BRANDS: " PREMIER" "STANDARD " (BLUE BRAND) (RED BRAND> " wm I^FWIFF'R PRIDE " (RED AND BLACK BRAND) |, A large proportion of locally-grown wheat is used in these brands of flour, Buy them and keep the money from going south. AUCKLAND HOLLER MILLS. " E. ft HUNT; Manager.

Bentistry. -"-..,,;.' A M. C'A R~T"E R, SURGEON DENTIST (By Examination) (Late fire years with E. Cox & Son), Mat be Consulted at His Residence GARRKTTS BUILDINGS, Karangahape Road, near top of Howe-stret Charges Moderate. Gas Administered. 'j. GOODWIN COX,' ® DENTAL SURGEON, 143, Quoen-streefc, A.M.P. aociety's Building, Auckland. FOR SALE, Independent Livelihood— 10 acres Good Freehold Land, new tworoomed comfortable Cottage, with furniture and utensils: 10 miles £rora Auckland; special industries.—Full particulars at John Soppet's, Lowcv Queer- u-pet.

Architects. EDWARD BART LE V, ARCHITECT, Stiohbury'b Buildings, QUEEH-STREET. ' ( T^DWARD MAHONEY AND SON, ARCHITECTS, QPBEN-STRKBT, AUCKLAND. 1 YTf ILLIAM E~R RINGTON M. Inst. C.E., M. Inst. M.E.. CONSULTING ENGINEEB, AUCKLAND. FOR SALE, a really good Dairy Farm (177 acres), well fenced and divided into paddocks, with fine stream of water running through; a good Dwelling House and large buildings, etc.; only 13 miles from town and close to railway station; price low and terms easj-.— Apply to John Soppet, House and Land Ajrent, 65, Queen-street.

The London correspondent of the Auckland 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 popularity, I recommended the story tomycolonialnewspaper friends a3 a suitable one for serial publication. The Auckland Star and the ' Dunedin Evening Stitr1 published the tale with the improved title |of ' A Oobsican Vkndetta.' Over hero the book is having: oven a bigger sale than ' Called Back.' The stalls are literally piled with different editions of the story. ' Upon my word, I believe I'm selling nothing else,1 a Strand bookseller said to me yesterday. ' A perfect furore for the ta2« seems to have seized folks.'" "A Corsican Vendetta" is now published in book form, and may be had at the Stab Office, Auckland, or from any bookseller. Price, Is. Ch&drxn starving to db.ith oa account of tfceb Inability to digest food, will find a most marvellous food and remedy irt Scott's Emulsion op Pure Cod Liven Oil,with HvpoPHosrHlTES. Very jjalatabla and easily digested. Read the following testimonis!: " I have prescribed' SCO'ITS EMULSION •in cassi of childreti suffering from wasting and mal-nutrition, and can report most favorably of its good effect; it has beeu in each case taken most readily. . i- , c W- Pso^'ns. M.R.C.S.. Medical Supr., Burleifch Hospital, Eng, Awrge andsiQallbottles at«UCKuui«Ui *i6aaiw»<&