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Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 91, 18 April 1890, Page 4

ABB v HIS QQGUA. Tub PoruLAR Bevjckaob for Breakfast, Luncheon, Ten, and Supper in all seasons is Oaduukv'sCocoa.— Comforting, strengthening, nonrishinK-for old and young, robust and feeble, 'i'lio Sinews of Wealth aro iound in Health; find ho.ilth, strength, and stiyinK powor are retained and concentrated in Caduubv's Cocoa. It ia absolutely pure. P a a, am m w> W &*> *> • Fair Whito Hands. Bright Clear Complexion. Son Healthful Skin. £j ii S h iJUAi" Arlclina Patti writes :-"! have found Pears Soap matchless for tlio Hands and Complexion. Late Advertisements. "fcETANTED, strong Girl, about 14, for V V housework and to assist with children.— Apply jWrd Koad. Surrey Hilla. WANTED at once, two Fire woodchoupors. - Apply Thomas Thwaltes, C istoms-stroct West ANTED, a good Girl, as Barmaid.— Apply Nevada Hotel, Queon-streot. ANTEID, a good"Milliner lor suburbs ; ono accustomed to tho sales proferred.— Address by loltor A.U.0., S'l'AK Ofllce. TDjOOT Trade — Wonted, Bench Hands ; -O coimiant work guaranteed.—Now Zealand Boot Factory, Chapol-street. ]" OST, an 8-foot Punt, painted brown.— _i AVolls. Puinlßf, Dcvonport. I - "nOR SALE, Morse, Cart, and Harness ; ■ staunch, any trial before 10 a.m.—S. B. Lush, Cordial Factory, Ciliapiil-st LOST yesterday, from Ponsonby, Fox Terrier Pup (.-lilt); white, with brown spot on eye and ear.—Kinder rewarded on relurnhiK "time to Mr Langsford, Arthur-street, Ponsonty. Find LET, a 7-roomed House; bath and JL raiißO, larun orchard. — Apply to Mrs Grange, Taurarua Terraue, off Gladstone Road, I'arnell. COME and get ono of Dalton's 50s Ovnivoais: the r:realest bargain ever oUored.—.l. ll. Dulton, 210, Queen-street. SHORTHAND CLASSES (Pitman's .system), two lessons per week. Ono Guinea per Quarter, at Mi" Giles' Kducational Chambers, corner of Quccn-stroet und Durham-street Kuhl. SHORTHAND.— In compliance with numerous requests Mr Jarrett will start Classes in town on Monday next. Full particulars at Ohamptaloup and Cooper's. (" 10ME and got ono of Dalton's 50s 7 Overcoats; tlio erreatcst bargain ever oiiercd.— J. 11. Dalton, £10, Queen-street. ,"F 0.0. F., M.U., A.D. J?./$ j LOTAL GOOITINTENT Oft LODGE. W.isv'j Members of tlio above Loflgo ,A>.,.';•■;, aye hereby notitiod tuat a £_oi!P Special General Meeting: will 'Wp/c l>o lll:1,i i» tb « Cook-etreet Hall on MONDAY EVENING, the '■■?■"- 21st instant, at 8 o'clock shurp, to consider request of the Trustees re improvements to Hall. (See Lodeo Dy-law 11;. By order of the N.G. VJJcm Scfc niTY a-UP PLY jg TORES. If you really wish t) lay your money out to the bestadvantugo, buy your Stores at R EW'S, VICTORIA-STREET. Thcro is ceriainly no house doing the same IMMENSE TUKNi/VEU. Ami this is only accomplished by the fact that the goods are really v.'. prices below a)> other competitors. nien.ird Teas, Is 4d. Is ML, Is lOd. and 2s per lb Indian Teas. Is 10c!, 2s. 2s Id per lb SiiKar, Z'd, 3d. and 3d per lb Flour, Bs'. 3?, 103, and 11s re' - 1001b Soap. 10s, 11s, and 28s i.or 11211) ('oll'ec, la, Is Is 6d. i>nd Is 9d per lb Fruit in 21b tins—Punches. 10d ; Poarg, 10d ; Apricots, Is; Gooseberries, 8d Sago, 51b for Is; Hice, lib for Is Barley, 2id per lb; Mack s 3tarch, 3d per lb Colman's Stavch, s{d per lb Candles, 6Jd. Bd, and 9d iier lb 71b bags Oatmeal, 10d each 71b burrs Flour, Is each Jam, 4d, fid, and 6d pur tin Patent Medicines, at \vhole.~a!o prices Aunt abbey's Hulled Oats, Is per packefc Maboiui, 7d por lb : Tinned Mullet, 6d per tin Old Tom Safety Matches Turanaki Butter, 10d por lb Bacon, and Hams, new cure, always In stock Tomato Sauce, large bottles, 7{d each Tomato Sauce, small bottles, 4;d each Cheese, best, quality, from 4d perlb BisculU—Uiilcrcnt Varieties always in stock Good) delivered in city and suburDS daily. Orders by Post or Telephone iNo. 352) have prompt i:nd careful attention. All communications to be aadres;ed— KOBEEI 13 E W VICTORTA-STREET. R' X"7g - e"lj c y. The following aro authorieed to receive Adrertisemonts for Stak :— Mv I). Kobertson, Produce Merohant, Symonds-»treet Portbk & Co., Ironinongors, Nenrmarkok Mr IiOBiN*ON, Ohnrnist, t'arnell Air Jones, Ironinongor, Pon»onby Mr Jackson, SHntioner, Onchueita Mr iiiLLKWALL, Grocer, etc., Doronpojt Mr Patrick, Storrskoopor, Talcapuno, Auctions. K. AKTIIUB] [J. F. BUDDLE TO-MORROW, 11 a.m. QUEEN-STREET. ~. CLEARING OUT SALE. Stock of Confectionery, Show Cases, Scales, Furniture, etc., etc. ARTHUR AND BUDDLE Will sell by auction on Saturday, at 11 o'clock a.m., at the premises of Mr (•}. W. Wright (who ia removing), milE BALANCE OF HIS STOCK of JL Confectionery, ote., Sliow Cases, Lolly Glasses, Scales and \\ r eight:s. Chairs, Tables, Glassware and China, Oilcloth, ctj. Terni3 : Cash beforo delivery. TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1890, AITKEN'S AUCTION MART. By Order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court. PROPERTY IN SUBURB OF PARNELL. ALEX. AITKEN Will sell by auction at his Mart on Tuesday, April 29, at 12 noon, ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND situated in Parnell, containing 1 acre 3 roods 31 perches, more or loss, being parts of Allotments 69 and 70 of Section 1, Suburbs of Auckland, with frontage to St. George's Bay Road, Russell Lane, and Windsor-street, the property of Mrs C. W. Cave. ALEX. AITKEN, Auctioneer. ~}T~U C T FO"N S~ ALES, TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN LEAVING THE COLONY, RETIiaNGFItOMHOUfeEKEBPING: TRUSTEES AND EXECUTORS yjT ESTATES, &0., &0. /NABRIEL LEWIS desires to inform \JC ladies und gontlomen, Trustees and Executors or Estatns, etc., that he is PRIiPAttJUJ TO UNDERTAKE OUTDOOR SALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND OTHER PROPERTIES, and will make cash, advances against same, prepare valuations and inventories at shortest notice. A large and efficient staff of assistants, under my personal direotion, with Home and Colonial experience, is engaged for the purpose of carrying out this particular branch, either in town or country , . ... All communications addressed to me will receive prompt attention. GABRIEL LEWIS, . Auctioneer. OOL, HIDES, SHEEPSKINS, TALLOW, For Sale at Durham Yards every Tuesday, at 9.30 a.m. HUNTER AND NOLAN.