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Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 197, 22 August 1888, Page 1

HKMUUtJWWW, ■HWlillWiiii ________*_______ _ "n __* —' ■■■—^■■W^***'"****"l "*'*l"l""-"" v Lost and Found. LOST, from Mt. Eden, a light bay heavy draught Horse.—Finder rewarded on returning to J. J. Craig, Commerce-street. "T OST on Monday night,' between .M__ Symonds-streetaud Tabernacle. * Black Cloth* Cloak, with black fur collar.—Reward at Lyle's, Baker. Wellington-street. T OST, between King, Walker, and Co*.'s JU and. Railway Platform, 5.20 train, last night, an Ivory-handle, Silver Mounted, Mstal Bod Umbrella.— Finder rewarded or returning to above flrm. —Jesse JKfag. LOST, all the Grey Hairs I used to have sinco using Eagleton's Perfection, which changes ths hair from grey to its natural colour without dyeing it. To be had from R. Eagleton, Hairdresser. 220, Queen-street Wholesale Afcouts. Shariand and Co. Board and Residence. DYERTjSER qan; give _ or 4 Gentlemen first-class Hoard and Residence.— Address "K.8.Z.," Post-office. Bfectinss. RATEPAYERS' OF AUCKLAND, You are Urgently REQUESTED TO ATTEND A MEETING AT THB " TEMPERANCE HALL, ALBERT-STREET, A^ half-past Seven, THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING. The object of tho Meeting will be to Discuss the Proposed Retrenchment as Advocated by the Ratepayers' Association, and the Retrenchment as Proposed by the City Council. ' H W, FARNALL, Secretary Ratepayers' Association. /CHAMBER OF COMMERCE". A Special Mcetingof the Chamber will-be held at th**> Kooms of the Cliamhor on THURSDAY, 23rd August, at 3 o'clock p.m. Business: - To consider the proposition made by Mr "Vaile and others to tho Government for Leasing a portion ot the Railways of the Colony. J. YOUNG, Secretary. _Au(SUßt.£o; 1888. _ A" UCKLAND OPERATIVE BOOTMAKERS' UNION.—A Special Meeting of the above Union will be hold iv the Temperance J_s.ll, Albert-street, on THURSDAY EVENING, August 23. at 8 o'clock sharp.—A. Rhodes. Secretary. Public Notices A LL.Accounts owing to A. Woollams and Co. must be paid on or before 10th September, or they will be sued fdr without further notice. ; A. WOOLLAMS AND Co., Tailors and Woollen Drapers, ! Sydenham House, Grey-street. A_ N N. U A L -Q A^L E. TO MEET THE TIMES. D. McPUE BSO.IT Is now clearing the Surplus of his AUTU__N and, ! WINTER iS TO CX OI" - \ ■^ s,"■;;•;'; .-', . -■'■ ■ '■■ ■ AT - ■ £•- .GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. .. INSPECTION INVITED. ' ALLGOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. EST TI-TREE - FIREWOOD,; 9s ocr ton; Blocks, 10s 6d: Stove Wobd.Jl2_., Miranda Coal, 20s per ton, or Is 3d per cwtj Taugiri, 225. or Is Id por'ewt.delivere'v-O-'icaSha.H . White and Co., Customs-streot_Ast, opposite Wingato and Burns. ' ■ -.;■•> ; '__ .....■■-,.. B~ LUE Diagonal Coat and Vest, £1155.— Woollams nnd Co.'s Mammoth Sale, Sydenham House, Grey-street. - ]7i VERY year Wolfe's Schnapps gains in __" favour with a discerning public while other liquors are cast into oblivion. , "CURE-.IN' HOBSON-S T R E ET. Ralph robinson, hobson phaemacv; Tenders his sincere thanks for the offers of assistance, and gratefully acknowledges the many expressions of sympathy in his second misfortune by fire. His thanks aro also duo to the Fire Brigade and Salvage Corps, who saved his stock and fittings from becoming a complete wrack, and to the-New Zealand and Norwich Union Insurance Companies for so promptly assessing the damage, * and thus enabling him to carry on his business without any delay. . ■'. • 6. - W R I G h't, PASTRYCOOK AND CONFECTIONER, Urpan Stmond_-s*hrwt ' (opposite Winatone's Buildings) ud 257, Queitn-btrket. IN THE ESTATE OF JOHN BARR - BROWN, LATE OF WAIUKU. All persons having Claims against the above Estate are requested to forward same to me on or before the Slstinst., otherwise they will not be recognised. JAMES F. HAULTAIN, , Solicitor, Temple Chambers, High-street, Auckland. Auckland, August 20,1088. MONTAGUE'S FANCY BAZAAR baa been Completely Re > modolled, and is now Reopened with a Grand Stock, of New Goods. Gold and Silver Watches. English Layers, WaUham*. Genevas, all guaranteed. Gold andSllror Jewallery, all warnu-ted, in great variety (tore* at tha Newest and Choicest Goods on tho market), at Very Low Prices. Electro-plated Cutlery, Glass an- China ware, Dessert and Tea Bet», Afternaon Tea Sets, Breakfast and Dinner Sets, Vases, Eper-jnes, Lustres and Ornaments, Workboxes and Baskets. Desks,' Victorias, Inkstands, Basketware, Albnms. Photo-Frames, Scrap Books. Dolls, Toys of AH Kinds. A Splendid Stook of Island Shells. -Fancy Dress Ornaments in great variety. In connection with the above, * Grand Japanese Bazaar tipon\ the premise*, specially fittedanddecorated for the purpose, illuminated by ruby lights, Japanese lanterns, and fairy lamps, on Saturday evening. Stalls in this Bazaar are Riven np to Breakfast, Dinner. Dessert, and Tea Sets, arc, «c. Some Choice New Goods at Montague's Bazaar. Open d_lv -t06.-Saturdays.close 10. -.. TVFO Reasonable Offer Refused at Woold_S lams and Co.'s Great Sale. Ct AYE elbow-grease by using Aston's Stove k5 Polish. A brilliant hi sire guaranteed in two minutes. All Grocers.—P Hayman & Co., Wholesale Agents. Auckland. ' SIX^OUNiTSuit for £3 10s ; cut in our .well-known . style.—Woollams and Co.'s Mammoth Sale, Sydenham House, Grex-stroet. T~~ O MASTER TAILORS.—A Yo^uTk Man, educate., and ef business ability, would be glad to hear of ah opening to learn tho .utting-out.--Apply W.G.. Stab Office. TH-IE gates of all tbe marts of the world JL are open to Wolfk'o SohmApfs, because it is ttie purest spirit known. _ TO Members of Mr Pooley's Philharmonic Society.—Covics of the Messiah "can be mdat TheM-Bical Budget, Victoria Arcade. THE celebrated Wolfe's Schxafp, in; * . shield:: and. safeguard against sudden jhangea of temperatnrs. . ~ i*-.: -. .-■'-.' A*-*_ftvlot: th*;- Suit, Fancy. Worsted CoatfliiiO': ingar: only a few pl(BC_;ieft-- T At A.tVooliamsf and Co*. Great", Sale! Sydenbam-3tona*a,":Gg-yjatr'eetL,,7 , :;-"■•: v 1~«-i- /Wi .TRQUSERS, 8«6d; perfect ~OS OD fit and cut, any style.-A. w oollams and Co.'s Mammoth Sale, Sydenham EJjoiise, Grey-Btreet;,;