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Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 172, 24 July 1890, Page 8

TT I S T O R V OF TffßW ZEALAND. i By FREDERICK J. MOSS. NOW PUBLISHED AT ALL BOOKSELLERS. 275 Pages, HANDSOMELY BOUND. IN Boards _, ' - ~ ... 3s6d Cloth _, 3s Od The Index is of the most complete kind, so classified and finished in dates and detail as to make it an outline history in itself. To be had at all Booksellers'. " Brewers. A UCKLAND TKOMAIN "OREWERY T>URE XJEBR FIRST PRIZE MELBOURNE CENTENNIAL. The Proprietors beef to draw the attention ot consumers to the FINE QUALITY of their ALE and STOUT, iv Bulk and Bottle, which they are now supplying to all their Customers. Delivery mado to suburbs free of charge. Only ono brew-THE BEST. No serating machinery used to give tho Ale a fictitious appearance when the cork is drawn. The BOTTLED ALE being brewed from English Maltis equal to any imported. BROWN, CAMPBELL, & Co., PROPRIETORS ■»»_»»«---«-_—-»-»--—---»—-—--—»' Drapery, Clothing, <&c T> E M E M B E R ! R. H. ABBOTT & CO.'S GREAT DRAPERY SALE AT KARANGAHAPE ROAD -''»■ WILT; POSITIVELY TERMINATE IN FIVE OR SIX DAYS MORE. Premises have to be given up by the 31st. Entire Stock must he sold off by that date. IMMENSE -QARGAINS. MMENSE JDAKGAINS. Extra Staff of Assistants to ensure prompt attention. BB! IN TIME' ONLY A FEW DAYS MORE I R. H. A B ~ BOTT *- C°DRAPERS. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. P.S.—No possible extonsion of this sale. Proprietor leaves for England Ist week in August. pHEAP ? /CLEARING CjALE OF Winter D RAPERY ' THE J^CJ^AUGHLIN Aro now offering their Stock of Winter Goods at Immense Reductions for CASH. ROBES, DRESS~MATERIALS, ETC.. Marked Very Low. LADIES' MANTLES, JACKETS. MACKINTOSHES, K -i 0., 30 to 50 per cent off. SPECIAL VALUE IN. LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING. REAL LACE-TRIMMED SETS, ETC., ETC. CORSETS, GLOVES. UMBRELLAS, ETC. LADIE-' AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY, At Greatly iceduced Prices. FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, at Half-price. DRESSMAKING In all its branches executed on shortest notice; Fit and Style Guaranteed. S F O R T L A~_Td -STREET (Opposite " Stab " Office). Anctlons. B. J. ESAM] , [C ARTHUR TO-MORROW, 11a.m. i. • ■■ | PRODUCE, GROCERIES, &C, &o. i ESAM &JARTHUR Will sell 1?7 auction atTbheir New Mart, Queen and Elliott streets, QEIBD KIDNEY POTATOES K_) Salmon Kidney Potatoes Fluke Kidney Potatoes Lapstone Kidney Potatoes Fleming. Early Kidney Potatoes Magnum Bonun. Potatoes 130 Sae_B Oainaru Table Potatoes .'2OO Sacks Danish Oats. Also, Black Seed Oats, 25 sacks Fowl Wheat, 10 bags Boa-dust, Onions, Norfolk Island Kumeras, Flo-ur, Oatmeal, Chaff, Cheese, Butter, Bacon, hos»s Tea, Sauces, Tinned Peaches, Confectionery, etc.; Vegetables (assorted), 10 cases Apples. . B. £. ESAM] ' [0. ARTHUR MONDAY, JULY 28. . UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. u;nred ccm c d pledges. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. FROM VICTORIA LOAN OFFICE. Magnificent Diamond Rings, Gold and Silver Watches, GOLD CHAINS AND ALBERTS, Handsome Brooches and Earrings, SDver Spoons, Forks, and Mugs, First-class . Sewing Machines, Gold Bracelets, Superb Gold Lockets and Chains, MODEL LAUNCH ENGINE, Field and Opera Glasses, Valuable Books, Grand Banjos, Clocks, Microscope, Hydrometer and Book, Musical Box, D.B. Fowling Pieces, Masonic Jewels and Aprons, Tools, SPLENDID LOT OF CLOTHING. '. TjISAM' AND ARTHUR Have received instructions from Mr B. H. Keesing, of Viotoria-street, to sell, at their new Auction Mart, opposite Savings Bank, Queen-street, on Monday next, 28th inst., at 11 o'clook, TTNREDEEMED PLEDGES, as per « \J Star of July 23rd and 26th.