. .' Educatiaiial. ICTEWTON GRAStMAR SCHOOL (Eev : -L.^ Peter Mason, B. A.K-Fourth Quavtw eit»' mences pn.^Wedneßday, .October\-, i&S Now Zealand Geography (ilihaithougaiidL PERSONS backward in their Edticatioii taught at their ova homegiorliv MFandJdiss Stevens, Franklin* JRoad (otpoaite wpuaue E L°c p T ° ; - i MR OSWALD, . ' • " k Qr«mviHoH on g^i ;; : :■::'- '■ '• '■" ■ -'■ : -■■■■ . . GOOiv-StJsnt: M a TOCTURE-FRAME MAkS| , g -IT FACTORY AND MMrtt, (H ■■ ®. Victoria-street, AucKt^KD. « ■ ■ -'' g.■ T. E, CARTER, i:: ;Q | TEACHER OF MUSIC, ! S-1 ■ -violin; OQ | PIANO, CORNTET, GUITAR, $u>A -~■' '.• - li ,■■ ■; •.■',-' '' •'■ .■ • ' ■.■;„ ■ ;.: : ".;_' "i{ W ■ Mnßical Inetvumonts Tuned and •■ «*i ./''■' ■ -: •'- Hopalrcd. '.■.■ ;|«SW ZBAIiAUD CLOTHING FACTORY, /f J^ F\ Ifiß akd 160, /i » QUBEN.sTiaa^, v^r t ; A l"or Boys* and Youths' \; J I Glotbliiir.' s r ml ■ v' illrrr Zealand Twtcd \ h\. ; * : Kaioker Suits L> r \\»«LjRSr »Vi; from 7s Gd. X \ tftfir Zealand Tirood /! i I; ' : Youth*' Sac Sftitsv / / I froml9s6d. IJ[ I ' ;Boyi"' Overcoat*, I 'M I" ' rpecfal lino, I *| - 1 ,■ *' tArn ipamenae Vftrietj- / I / to select from. / | / iK«w Zealand Tweeds / / ii;;/ A jrfj ; trom 2a 6d yard. ; ,jL /^pSf^^ 3^: C. HOPKEN"S,. LONDON HOUSE,victobia; and kelson streeit^ WA3 AtSO A LAKGE BUYER or thus STOCK OF OWSN and GRAHAM. 300 yards Lustros In alt Gfcßdca, 4e 1] f! for 12yds 260 yjards all- Wool Merinos; dlt colotii-s. Is ojd. ' 120 yards Black Qswibrnere, (?ood vjtlue. 10}fi ,•© 140 yards Caahtnero, 32 iacnei'jride.aU colours;^ r 9b 6d per dozen 1000 yardf Ck>l6uw»il Gofctou Shirting, 3}d yatd 400 yardi White Calico, Pr 4-1 dnzen 420ynrti5Horroofe8!ai;A,3£iii wide, 3a 6a ddiea 260 yards Horrboke'a B,i 56iti wides 4» 6d' dozen' 20a Uableached; TflWeoloths, Is M, lk6'd; Is9dv Is Hid, 2« 3d, £b 6tl caro. (Theso aro : about half Wiedl. : . 125 Children's Pelissfeo i aud Drd_s9(W,*'. haud-J -.-:■■ ' sonJely trtmiß«a ■»Hth plush "aijd brooh6 •iUt^rom 3s lid tolOsM: ■■ - » 336 yanla U'hlto Flannel iuli-Wool), Is the yard lean than O. k. G.'b prle-> 10 dO7.nn Men's VPhito Shirlfl. 2g lid f ach, all . % .-..■; si^es 15 dozen Boys' aud Youths' Kegadte' cacli . Lltsa'a Ooebunpa Snit3. v 32a6d,«iid3fc 100 "palM Tapea Gortains, 3 yards ipng^'ft-anUi - 3s'.'llu to,XOs- 6d—iaj* dvrn. inipoftog,] ■which Will be loond uncqualied iv value, i C. HOPKINS, London House, . • TiCTOEIA AND NEIiSdNSTSEETS." IT ADIES'HANDMADETOTOERLmES1 p. dayTson, . BABY LINEN AND I<AD3tß^ UNDERMNI!!?/ WARB3HOUSE, Has cleared two WTarehctisii Lots of laaiwf Haud-maSo Underlinen, and will offer thojn,to the publio very much under -warehouse coat Kand-made Nightdreaaes, 7s 6d to!2s ml Ohemiß63, 58 6d to 9s 6d ■ : ~ Drftwerjf, 2s 6d to 6s 6d < . 4 Maohine-naado NiKhtdroases, Is, Hd to 6s 6d . - . „ CJlornisos-Plain, Is3d; trimmed,: lsMtos«M • ■'■■'..>:: ~ : Drawers-Plain and Trimnaea* : . lß6dto4Blld ■• : •■„ - Bodices— Plain, Is:3rt, I«:6dJ ■ - Trimmed, Is lid to 4s 6d . Ladies' Coraeta lv all tho new makos, Is lid »• 12s 6d Toilet Jackets, 5s 6d, to lla 6d, all colours Baby Linen Department is weU stocked, with •«\l the. undermon tionfid G'ooda t — Children's > ■Kightdrcßses, le 3d to 3s 6d ; DaydresßOSv 3| lid , to-9a1 (id-; Long Flannels, j?s 6d to 6a,6d. )Lvm,, iSlipa, 3s 6d and «.n 6d: Shorf Slips, 2s. 7s 6tl; ■VVMteryroekaVas 6d to StsiW; Flainnei Squstr^m; all colours,-23 to 9s 6d; Rohes^Js 6d to a.3j; Cloaks, alljdolQ'ars, 6s 6d-tQ2ssr; Peliipe3,,2s alas tip 2Ls, all ths diiforent colours; Infanta ShirtibiDdora, oto.; Walorproof .Aprons, Bibs.SboeM, 'and Napkins; Intents' Bontiets and Hats. : -7 and 9, Junction Queen and Gray Sta.: Booksellers, GENTJINB CLEARANCE «ALE ov ; BOOKS,.STATIONERY, & FANCY .. GpODti. J. W. ELLIS, Having purchascd;Oie.Sfock of iirE-Wiiytia, . •■ . ":'-.' will hold a CASH CLKARAN rCE SALE ::''■':■■ v; ' Fok Ox is Month. ■. As the Premises have been let, and must bo vacated by \ho Ist of October no\t, . THE GdODS WILL HE OFFKIfKU AT SxCEEDINGLY LOW PklCEri TO : jEFITJECT A READY SALE. ■ Country Storekeepers will do Well to ta&vj ftdvantage o! this opportunity. j J. W, BUjIS has, during his absence frop» ■ bown. appoinieci - ■ Mr TIIOS. WAYTK ' ' ; ! to conduot the Bale, to whom ljueiuoss communi- ] sationn should be addressed. > f September 1, XBBB, i , nISTOIUCAL WOEK3. g Bonnwhoße-HifiloryofFvonM .. ..8 6 RTftfr^r—History of Gtormaoy;. .. ,-■ °JJ g^waif-lrelftad uudor the Land Act. i / 7, 0 TV^-pSmBOll: JtaHint- ahd Aotiquities |,6 &fc£sssk& !! FrouiJo-Cfofar: A Skateh ' w ■HHi! /, . ■■': ■"■ ' '■''.". '■: ''.» . . .:■■ ■ ■ '.. ..... '..■■•■■ : •■ ■ ■■■ .: ■■••■•. .■, ' '.■■'..
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Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 230, 29 September 1888, Page 2
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