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Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 172, 24 July 1890, Page 1

Personal. WANTED, information of Alexander Wiison, of Minnigaff, Scotland. Left St. Austels, England, in 1875 for this colony. His sister wishes to hear of him.—Address Mary W. Jepson, Otahia, Otago, New Zealand. BEFORE purchasing, inspect the splendid stock of New and Second-hand Furniture at Davenport's, next Rising Sun, Karangahape Road. WHY pay 6b to join the Free Library, and only one book, when for 6s you can get sis Books and 5s returned to you when they are read, at Metcalfe's, foot of Wakefield-st. ? 10s"to the XS first person who can bring me a better remedy for the above dreadful complaint than Monks' Neuralgia Cure; 3s 6d bottles for Is, at Dampier's, Victoria A GRlPPE.—Quinine and Iron,, ls the bottle; Cough Mixture, Is; Grimault's Noted Syrup of Horse-radish for weak chests, 4sbottle for In; Cod Liver Oil, ls tbe bottle; Blood Restorer, ls Sd tbe bottle; Hair Restorer, Is Va.6 bottle at Dampier's, Victoria-street, MINNIE, I took your advice and compared the grand shop and the superior quality of goods now to what they were a few years ago, and should advise others to do the same, at Dampier's, Victoria-street. MARRIED NOW, is that you can get White Handle Dessert Knives, 2s lid the halfdozen; superior Dessert Knives, 4s 6d; Table Knives, 4s 6d; White-metal Forks, ls 6d the the half-dozen; White-metal Dessert and Table Spoons, 23 the half-dozen: Siberian Silver Spoons, 3s and 4s the half-dozen; Tea Spoons, Is and 2s half-dozen, at Dampier's, Victoria-street. _c.— The highest price JD paid for above.—Mrs Levy, corner Cook and Hobson streets. PERSONAL.— To the Ladies of Aucklar>d— For the very Latest Shapes in Felt Hats, black and coloured, an ls. Is 3d, and ls 6d, go to C. Hopkins, London House, Victoria and Nelson-streets. WHY send your Furniture to auction when A. W. T_arnsbaw, Karangahape Road, will buy you out and give good prices. mAS S O -J3 TT ALL, SCIENTIFIC PALMIST, Reads Events of Life like an open book.— Hobson Buildings. Hobson-street, near Cookstreet. Terms moderate; children half-price. Hours. 10-12 a.m„ 2-5, 7—9 p.m. Croceries. p. 1 j 1 m c a, FIRST QUALITY, *j}/ PER LB. These Teas are strongly recommended as possessing that rich and refreshing quality always expected from a really good cup of Tea. OOBERT DEW, TEA MERCHANT, VICTORIA-STREET. ROCERIES, T>ROVISIONS, Gr RAIN ' IN WHOLESALE LOTS, AT VERY LOW CASH PRICES, FOR ONE MONTH, Pbbparatory to Stock-taking. GROCERIES—2O .-chests good China Tea, each . 401b, Is 2d per lb; 10 .-chests CeyJon Broken Pekoe, each 601b, atls 6d per lb; 40 boxes Tea reduced to 8s 6d each; all Packet Tea re- ! duced 2d per lb during salo; new Figs, 7s 9d per doz; new Dates in fancy cartoon . boxes, 15s per doz; _aen's Mustard in ,1b tins, 5s 3d per doz; 40 cases Morton's Bottled Fruit in cases of 2doz, 10s per doz : 10 tons Fine Salt, Black Horse brand, 5s 6d per bag; 10 cases John Gray's Marmalade, 6s 9d per doz; Limejuice, 40 cases each ldoz, 7s per case ; 100 boxes Sperm Candles, lis 6d each ; 10 tons Southern Soap in lewt boxes, from lis 6d to 20s; 90doz half-pints English Sauce. : 3s 7d per doz; 2001b Nelson Hops in good , condition, 7d per ib ; 200doz Assorted Kits, 3s 6d per doz; 30doz half-pints Salad Oil, 5s 3d per doz. PROVISIONS-sowt Fine Norwegian Codfish at 6d per lb ; 30 71b tins Finest Scotch Herrings, 4s per tin ; 700 tins good quality Sar- ' dines at 4s 9d per doz; 260 tins good quality Large Sardines at 8s 8d per doz; 60doz Finest Fresh Herrings, 6s 6d per doz; 20 2doz tins best Red Herrings, 3s 3d per tin ; 18doz Large Bottles good Assorted Pickles, 9a per doz; 1 ton second quality Rice, 26s 6d per cwt; 5 tons Finest Oatmeal in 251b bags, £915s per ton ;11 tons Flour in sacks, 100's, 60's, 26's, from £B 10s per ton; 1 ton best Factory Cheese, each about 401b, 3|d per lb; 7 cases, each about 3501b, best Canterbury Bacon and Hams, in 1 case lots, equal numbers. 7d per lb ; 1 ton best Southern Onions, 7s per cwt, sacks extra. GRAIN—3S tons Oaten Chaff, fresh and new, £3 5s per ton, sacks extra; 5 tons Southern Bran, £3 15s per ton; 5 tons Southern Sharps, £4 6s per ton ; 25 sacks good Wheat, • 3s 3d per bushel; 50 sacks Short Feed Oats, 2s Id per bußhel; 5 sacks Feed Barley, 3s per bushel. T X R M S: All Goods at, these prices to be carted by tie purchasers from 265, Queen-street. CASH ON DELIVERY. WILLIAM JgjARLE, WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCER. 265, QUEEN-STREET. Telephone 305. N.B.—Our Price List suspended this month and special quotations, according to quantities taken, for CASH ONLY. Lost and Found. rf»l £\ R E WAR D. The above Reward will bo paid on Conviction (within 12 months from date) of the person who stole a choice Camellia Bush, on the night of the 19th July, from my garden. C. J. HUTCHINSON. Orakei Road, July 25,1890. LOST, bebween Potter's Paddock and Karangahape Road, a Trap Cushion.— Would finder kindly leave the same at Devonshire Dairy, Symonds-street or Karangahape Road-_ - LOST, from my lodgings in Grafton Road, a Parcel of MusiCcontaining "The Blind Girl's Dream," "Neinl Nein! Neinl" "I Have a Donkey," " The Frenchman." " The Broken Pitcher," "Alonza. the Brave," a piece entitled " Lights and Shadows " (by A. E. Wilson). Anyone In possession of the same will confer a great favour by leaving parcel at Star Office.—H.J. De Forest. ._ STRAYED from Tramway Company's Stables, Ponsonby, on July 21, Dark Creamy Gelding (clipped): blistered on off fore-leg. Information wanted as to his whereabouts. Any person detaining him after this notice will be prosecuted.—AUCKLAND TRAMWAY CO. TJPriOUND, a small Parcel. Owner can Jj have same by paying expenses—Apply to a. T. Stichbury, Yarborousft-street, Ponsonby,