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Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 246, 18 October 1888, Page 3

I "EOUGS OS" BATS." ■ Clears out rats, m roacJio fllea. antrf, [fced-bv'.KS. beetles, insects .sL-unKa, jaok-rabbite, !Bparr(AsV's. gophers. At cheiuiata' and druggists.

Fire ! Fire ! !—The second and fina^ portion of our .salvage stock of boots ia now opened out. To make room for buiklera, no reasonable offer will be refused. Open from 9.30 to 8 p.m. daily.—Wakefieldstreet Shop.— (Atlvfc.) ■ .

Ghild&ex Starving to Death on account of their inability to digest food will find a most m-rvelWe food and remedy in Scott's Tf-vrisiox op PuRE Cod Liver Oil with Wvnonhoiirol'iteg. Very palatable, and easily iW tho following testimonial :- "I We preSibed SCOTT'S EMULSfON in cases of onildren aulferinK from wasting: and m% ?n"trit'an &nd can report most favourably ofiteKOoleflect, «|» , M.8.C.5., Medical

ALESUEUR, of the Bon Marchs Queen-street, next to J. and J. Dickey, Ironmonger.?, intimates that he haa a choice stock of new Dress Fabrics, Prints, Silks, Millinery, etc., at unprecedently low prices, for cash only: and that he is still making a stylish and perfect-fitting dress at the nominal charge of 1& 6d. The Millinery and Dressmaking ■ Departments are under the sole control of Mdme. Lesueur, as'heretofore. - —. iT| I S S O L V T I O N. -The Partnership hitherto existing be^ ee? SEXTON & MILLS, as Bootmakers, Kaianga femo Road, Newton, has this day (O^™ ? '188S) been DISSOLVED by mutual, consent. •The Business will in future be earned on oy 10. Sexton, who will Receive and Pay all Debts to^dßn^g^^ gEXTONf THOMAS MILLS. Witnesß: Tkos. J, Mclyob,