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Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 217, 13 September 1890, Page 1

!, PgsMic Notices. O T I C E. JURORS Summoned for MONDAY, the 15th day of Sept., inst., are hereby notified that their attendance at the Supreme Court, Auckland on that date, WILL NOT BE REQUIRED. F. J. W. GASCOYNE, ! ' Sheriff. Auckland, Sept. 12,1890. Q T R I X E "Bl U N D. All those so liberally Offering Support to the above, or willing to contribute, may hand their ' Donations to tho Editors of the Star or "Herald." Also, to the Secretaries of all I Unions, or Trade and Labour Council. [ Subscription lists in course of preparation. F. R. BUST, Secretary. 0 T I C & STEWARDS, COOKS. BUTCHERS, AND BAKERS Are respectfully requested NOT TO SEEK EMPLOYMENT In the UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S And NORTHERN STEAMSHIP CO.'S SERVICES During tho present dispute. E. ELLISON, Secretary Federated Stewards' and Cooks' Union (Auckland Branch). mO THE RATEPAYERS OP GRAFJL TON WARD. I beg to return my sincere thanks to the Ratepayers of the Grafton Ward who have again returned me by such a large majority at the head of the poll, and trust that I may continue to merit the confidence they have again reposed in me. lain, your obedient servant, J. M. PATERSON. mWO POUNDS RE\VA RD. The above reward will be paid to any person giving such information as will lead to the conviction of persons removing earth, gravel, or other material from the surface of the roads in Mount Roskill district, without authority from the Board, after this date. JOSEPH GREENWOOD. Chairman. _September 5,1890. WESTPORT COAL COMPANY (LIMITED). N O TIC E. The Directors of the Westport Coal Company (Limited) have on all occasions endeavoured to meet the views of their employees, and although paying higher wages than are obtainable elsewhere, thoy have lately submitted to restrictions of output and other unreasonable demands, to the serious detriment of the Shareholders' interests; but, notwithstanding this, the mine has been laid idle without any demand having been made on the Company, or even naming the cause at issue. The Directors, therefore aro now compelled in self-defence to invite labour (non-Union miners), and aro prepared to enter into twelve months' agreement with suitable men. Wages not less than 19s per day, or 2s lOd per ton leaded. THO 3. J. "WATERS, Managing Engineer. Westport, September 11,1890. Q— T I C E. The public of Auckland are invited to call at the little Shop at the corner of Rutland and Lome streets and buy from tho choice stock of Meat displayed therein. There are small goods of every description, and a. the proprietor has had ?0 years' experience in their manufacture,it should be.a sufficient guarantee of their being of the very best possible quality. F.W.HOLLINS TtfT S A N F O R D, IMPORTER OF ISLAND FRUITS FROM TONGA AND SUVA PRICE LIST (Wholesale). Bananas ... lid lb by the bunch Tahiti Oranges .. aid doz, by the case Peanuts .. .. 2;Jd lb by the bos: Cocoanut.. Hobart Eating and Cooking Apples.. 2-jd lb by the case No. 6. LOWER QUEEN-STREET. A UCKLAND BAND of HOPE UNION. MUSICAL AND ELOCUTIONARY CONTEST, 1890. Intending competitors should at once obtain rules and particulars from Secretaries of atfiliated Bands of Hope. Tho Prize Dialogue may be obtained from Messrs Hill and Co., Victoriastreet, and R. French, Grocer. Karangahape Road ; price, 3d; Entries close MONDAY. 29th September. Late entries (double fees), MONDAY, October 6. ON SALE—" CENTAUR'S" INDEX to tho Caulfield aud Melbourne Cups; also, Millar'3. HARRY ELLISON, Manufacturing Tobacconist and Commission Agent. EENCING.— You can't get anybody to ■do fencing of any kind so cheap or _o well as Sam White, Howe-street. I" _ T'l~An_r__noirAND F.F.O.—These advantages should sell the " Favourite" Cashmere Waterproof Cloak at cost price, 295.— J. M. McLachlan, 222, Queen-street. UNEDIN Exhibition Awards—J. H. Dalton, First Prize for everything in his case. PURE OLIVE OIL, direct from the Growers, and of the finest quality, can bo procured from the undersigned. This Oil is irom the best Wine and Olive Growers in South Australia, and being quite new will be a boon to the sick and delicate.—Fredk. Whitehead, Certified Tea Specialist, Auckland. TW ES T, Venetian Blind Maker « KARANGAHAPE ROAD. Prompt Execution of Orders and Repairs. I guarantee my BLINDS to be of the best quality throughout, and to stand the hottest sun without warping. Remember that Venetian Blinds are far cheaper in the end than any other. Best quality from 12s. School Furniture, as supplied to the Board of Education ; and all kinds of Woodwork made to order. Designs and Estimates on application. T. WEST. Karangahape Road. Auckland. WEBB'S PIANO, ORGAN, AND HARMONIUM WAREHOUSE, Oak House, Hobson-street. Instruments from all prices: part cash, balance as arranged.' Old Pianos or Harmoniums taken as part payment. Repairing in all its branches. Orders for 1 uuing promptly attended io. TS Aft GROSSES BEST PAPER COLJ_,\? \f LARS, 14 to 17 inches, half-price, 6d box. or 3 for Is 3d ; bankrupt stock.—J. M McLachlan, 222, Queen-street. TWT Z. ASSISTANTS' UNION. — All JLI o Members are requested to Register their Votes at once.—E. C. Browne, Secretary. 1 ftil doz7be~stTinenlsollars, JL \r\7 14 to 17 inches, half-price, 6d each : 4s 6d per doz. for 14 and 14..-J. M. McLachlan, 222, Queen-street. P¥R AMBULATORS.-Ladies, buy the Dust-proof, Curved-top Bassinette from the only practical manufactur. r—Chas. Smith, Queen-street (opposite Market). STAYS and Corsets Made to Order. Girls' Stays and Braces on hand.—Mrs Banks, opposite Tabernacle, Karangahape Road.