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Auckland Star, Volume XX, Issue 103, 2 May 1889, Page 1

Wanted. "J? ARLY HISTORY^ OF NEW ZEALAND." Energetic Canvassers wanted for the above publication. ApplyjiTAß Office. To importers: merchants ■ MANUFA TURERS, &c. Advertiser having three Shops (own'property) in Rood sized town, good,. central position, splendid frontage, well established. Doing a really-money trade. A first-class business man. Open for Stock " on Sale." viz.. Useful Ironrooiiffery. Tinware, JTollowaro, &c. Fancy Oe^ida, and General. Prompt returns. Sat.is-yior.oryre-cvc_.ces.—Apply by letter to W.W., Office of this paper, , ' " : ....:.,',■, , I ' Bureweifs. A UCStLAND TV ,_O MAIN jdrewery. "p-XHBSB TO'EERI FIB ST PRIZE AND FIRST ON S{PEOIA_j MENTION- LTS"_^ , MELBOURNE CENTENNIAL INTER.' NATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1888. CERTIFICATE OF AWARD, SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL EXHIBEBION, 1879. Extract from Melbourne " Argus" :— AWARDS: RUNNING ALES. F..RST. Brown. Oampbki__. _c 00., Auokland R. K. Montgomery, Melbourne Eyn.ton Brewery, Kyneton L. Laan, Vlatorla Or. NlfthaUs, Tasmania, SPECIAL MENTIOII. 1. Brown, Campbell, & Co . 2. G. Niohollß 5. L. Loan 4.. R. K. Morttpromerie & Co. 6. Kynoton Brewery Thei Jury-stato in their Roport l— "It is very satisfactory to be able to note In this connection that there was a remarkable consensus of opinion as to the merits of the exhibits, ofte,n amounting to unanimity, omd this even when the members were blinded, whioh was frequently done. Many of the ales of all kinds were very fine, and those which were ' off were such as wcro very unlikely to'iavo taken a place in any case; in fact, the suirvival of the fittest has been effected by natural selection." IpROWN, r^AMPBELL, & |~".0., PROPRIETORS. Piiotograplay .A_rtist and Photographer, 270, QUEEN-STREET. Auckland . "(Opposite the Firebeli). First' Class work. Million prices, F— Oil ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY At reasonable rates, visit the Studio of GREGORY, THREE LAMPS, PONSONBY ROAD. Children's Portraits a specialty. Ertra finished and Enamelled Cabinets, 24s per dozen. Enlargements in black and white and in colours. Appointments by letter or otherwise. CHARLES HEMTJS. Owing to pressure of business, the STUDIO WILL NOT BE OPEN AT NIGHT for a little while, except by special appointment. mOM npHUMB CARTES DE VI SITE _T& /» PER DOZEN. 6> o /» Four DifTerent Positions. piAKLE S "Or EM U.S. | ~..._ artist Photographer, Corner of Queen and Wellesley streets. ' THE LATEST NOVEI/TY. Midget Photos. 3s6d per doz. jFIRST-CLASS WOEK_/ At Reasonable Prices .^^ a?si> _>^- ' SATI3FACTOEY/ RESULTS .J f }l(W^Z^%y&^ Children'a Sg^l^T^ T^PORTRAITS; Groups A SPECIALTY. >*134, QUEEN STREET I S^ OPPOSITE UNION BANK. PROMENADE 1 Xl JJR MIDGETS ) Vj. DOZ. FOR SALE, PHOTOGRAPHER'S RKQUISITESAlhnmenTsed Papei-s, Bromide and Negative Pape?s,DrrPiate Ps,Choinical S ,Cameras, Lenses, etC" THE BEGINNERS' CAMERA. .. A earner:, that will take first-class PhotovTo Pnnmlcte with all necessary unenn:_lf s PSd. ipp&% Wlor making photographs. Price, 12s. w> pARK:> Photographic Dealer. Wellesley-st. WHITE. New Home, Domestic, and Frister and Rossman Sewing Machines, Organelles, Mangles, etc.; from 2s 6c per week. "WO. Dennes's Machine Agenoy Co._ M" OUNT ALBERT'PUBLIC POUND. -Impounded by the Ranger, Moy Ist, ham for trespassing on the Avondaie bouth Road twored Pand white Heifers; branded like T° on rumps. 'Also, one rednnd one red and t?i,» Yearling He few. Also, one red and ■^.ARnfl yearling; no visible brand. If not Effid by May 18,1889. will bo sold to .WW