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Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 282, 29 November 1890, Page 1

To Let. TO LET, with immediate possession, the Butcher's Shop occupied by Mr Wm. Harvey. Newmarket.—F. G. Clayton. TO LET, furnished, 2 Cottages, 4 and 6 rooms, pleasantly situated. — Apply to Baker Bros.; or Mrs Marriott. Grocer. Parnell. TO LET, a comfortable 4-roomed Cottage; also, a 2-roomed Cottage; moderate rent.—H. J. Riordan. Hobaon-street. TO LET, in Parnell, 3 and 4-roomed Houses, with sculleries, all in good order; rent Sβ and ss.—T. Hill. Grafton Road. TO LET, Grafton House, Wynyard-etreet, 9 rooms, garden, one acre.—Applyto John Reid and Co., 26, (.ueen-Btreot. TO LET, a 3-roonaed House,.in Severnstreet (off Kyber Pass Road); house in good order; rent cheap: SO yards from tram.— Henry Aapden. Boston Road. , ■ mO LET, newly-finished Villa Reeidonce. JL Clifton Road. Ponqonby, containing 6 rooms and bathroom, wash-house, and copper. Healthy situation ; 5 minutes' from tr»JM. Kent moderate.—Apply Stah Office. TO LET for summer months, Family Residence, Maraotai; beautiful beach, boating:, fishing, etc. House contains 10 rooms, all furnished. SMALL FARM, BIRKENHEAD, FOR SALE, close to Chelsea Wharf; nice little homestead, containing 8 or 12 acres, well fenced and in cultivation ; Cottage o_ 4 rooms. Moat easy terms of purchase. Also, several Lots adjacent to tho above, from 1 to 5} acres, fenced and in grass, and some beautiful bush. Owner would lease or sell on easy terms. For men of small means this is a good chance. For {nil particulars apply to JOHN DOUGLAS, Land Agent. Qaeon-ntreet, HOUSES and Shopo to Let and for Sale in city and suburbs on easy terms; also, Farms and Allotments. Money to Lend,—O. Williamson. Land Agent. 8,5, Quoen-Btroet, IVrORTH SHORE.-To" Leb, Severa Jl.l large, well-furniehed Rooms, pleasantly situated, with or without board.—Star Office. lost and Found. -_?O_Tfc REWARD will be given for a missing Bank Deposit Receipt belonging to the Estato of the lato John Wileon, ot Newmarket;— Apply Janice Oilbort, Draper, Parnell, Executor. LOST, on Friday morning, in Parnell, a Black and White and Tan Collie Pup, about 6 months old; the finder will be rewarded. —Mrs Socgner, St. Stephen's Avenue, Parnell. OST, a Fox Terrier Dog, marked on loft side of face and round right eye; City collar, No. 227; reward at Naplet^street. Detention after this notice will be prosecuted. —J. Waymouth. ■ • LOST, Friday, Live-and-White Pointer Dok; Helore-illo Collar, No. 29; also. Blaok-ana-White Sp&niol Do?: utamp tail; reward Mr Gawnloy. Üblon-etreet ProeesoU ings will be taken against any person having the said dogs in their possession after this date. Public Notices. 4 UCKLAND BAND OF HOPE UNION. COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION ON DR. RIDGE'S CATECHISM. Presentation of Prizes and Certificates, on MONDAY next, December 1, in the Foresters' Hall, Newton, at 7.30. Short Miscellaneous Programme by Prize-winners. Sir Wm. Fox will preside. Admission—Friends, 6d; Competitors, Free. Admission forms obtainable from Secretaries, or at the doors. A CORDIAL INVITATION is given to _C_a. all thoio who want Good Butter to call at the Richmond Dairy, Jervols Road. BY importing direct for the ready money, John Karle and Co. can coll Grand Broken Aesam.Toa at Is 6d.-207, -Uteeostreet. '■ '■ ■■' -••"■'■ ■' " ■■-.- . J ';: |_>ABY CARRIAGES.^-Forqfialitii v comJLJ pletenesß, and appofcr»no* bur urom Charles Smith. Queen street, opposite Market Prices low, consistent with quality. EST Value on the Road in General Drapery and Clothing i* obtainable at our Clearing-Out Sale.-J. and W. Williame, Karangahape Road. UNDREDS are d.aily buying our Rich Broken Assam Tea at Iβ 6d.—John Earle and Co., Direct Importers, 207,.Qneen-atreet. ONEY in bulk, superior quality, four pounds for One Shilling. Bring your jars.-Fredk. Whitehead, Tea Specialist, Victoria-street. LADIES' RIDING-HABITS a specialty, Give grace and character to the figure, only from the Direct Importing Co. (Ltd.). _ '■" AND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. Notice ia hereby given that the several parcels of Land hereinafter described will be brought under the provlelona of "Tho Land Transfer Act, 1835," unless caveat in the meantime be lodged forbidding the same in each case on or before tho 29th day of December. 1890. THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE FOR THE COLONY OF NEW ZEALAND—Western part of Allotment 88, and Eastern part of Allotment 89, Parish of Maungakaramea, containing 160 acres. Unoccupied. 234; JOHN FAIRBURN-Part of Land Claim No- 269 a. atotahnhu. of William Thomas Fairburn. containing 61 acres 2 roods 30 perches. In tho occupation o_ tenant, 2849 JOHN MASON McLEOD-Allotments 45, G6, end 66, Varish of Manaia, containing; 320 acres. In the occupation of B. W. 11. Chapman and another* 2873 Diagrams may be inspected at this Office. Dated this 15th day of November. 1890, at the Lands Registry Office, Auckland. THEO. KISSLING, - District Land Registrar. T OOE HERE !—7lb bags Oatmeal, 9Jd ; JLJ 261b bags Flour, 2s 6d; Currants, 6d per lb, at Billington and Drummond's. TkTQTHING Mpve Stubborn than Facts. \xS ' Pure LfmeJulce.Sd per lottlo; Blsciilts, &1 lb, at Billington and Drummond'eu PXRENTS and Guardians are notified that LEGAL PKOQEEQINTGa wJU.be rigorouslyißstittitotl"fot- brbaphee (during the PRESENT QUARTER) Of tho' COMPULSORY Clauhks relating to regular attendance at School.—J. Stormont Small, Truant Inspector. "DERAMBULATORS, Mangles, Sewing JL Maohines. etc., from 2s 6d per week. Lending Library. 2d per vol. per month.—W. C. Dennes, Queen street. SAVE your money for Chris.naae by buying John Earle and Co.'s Rich Broken Assam Tea at Is M.—207, Quoen-atreet. EVOLUTION IN TRADE.—Wholesale discount goes to the Consumer— Jellied Smoked Sohnapper lowered in prlco 2d a tin. Of all reepeoteble grocers. RlCH,~etronjr, fragrant, and refreshing is John Earlo and Co.'s Grand Broken Aesam Tea, at 156d.—207, Queen-street. rflO _ gentleman of exJ perience in Book-keeping and Accounts will be glad to assist tradesmen in writing up their books. Terms moderate.—Apply to K. C. Carr, Coombes* Arcade; or James Murdoch, 75, Queen-street. ; rriENTS, jusb imported frdm London ; JL all new patterns by Piggott Bros. For garden, sporting, boating, exploring, etc. Samples can be seen erected and orders taken at Messre Anderson and Co.'s, Shipchundlere, (jueen-street. . rinHOSE.who like a grand, strong Tea JL should buy John Earle and Co.'s Rich Broken Assam Tea at Is 6d.—207. Queen-street. HE SUCCESS of our Tailoring Department proves we have supplied a felt need. —Direct Importing Co. 'Ltd.). fTIHE people are astonished at the grand B flavour of John Earle and Co.'c Broken Assam Tea at 13 6d.—207. Queen-street. ; 7flHOSE"who wish to cave money e-hould I buy John Earle and Co.'s Grand Broken Assam Tea at la 6d.—207, Queen-street. P~ OSITIVELY, our Lease Expires at Christmas. Stock. Must be Cleared. Visit u« now and Save Money.—J. ana W. Wllllama. Karangahape Road. W~~ B certify that the Broken Assam Tea sold at is 6d by John Earlo and Co. is the best value in Auckland. _ _f»1 A -SECOND-HAND PIANO, in a»JLwr WRlnut cnee, in firet-class order.Apply WeWl Oals Houee, Hobeoa-stteet-