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To Let. TO LET, Epsom, Cottage of 5 rooms and one acre of Land. — Apply Thos. F. Queen-street. . rjjib LET, in Grafton Road, part of a * House Furnished or partly so.—Apply Ewington & Baker,_Cooinbes' Arcade, Queen-st. LET, Kyber Pass, Double Shop and 1 Dwelling of 4 rooms. Good position.— Thos. F. Cahill. - TO LET, 4-roomed Cottage, near Hob-son-street : a 6, 8.2-'roomod Cottage ; also. Coaoh-house and Stable.—H. J. Riordan, Hob-son-street. TO LET, Epnom, good House, 14 rooms, with about 9 acres ; or, Cottage and gar•Jen, 2 acres, near tram stables.—Alfred Cox, O lombes's Arcade. ■■, rp6 LET or For Sale, Cheap, 8-roomed JL House, with stables, coach-house, and all necessary outbuildings; ton acres of Orst-olnas land, orchard, etc.. closo to railway station, Te I Papapa, Onehunga.—Apply Captain Worep, 104, Victoria Arcade, Auckland. TO LET, St. Stepben's'Avenue, Parnsll, good 6-roomed House, plunge and shower bath, wnshheuse, and every convenience; gas . and water laid on. ground planted with fruit trneS'and Choice BhrubS, flowers, etd—Apply to' John Scarlett, Gibraltar Crescent, Parnell. Personal. MR GEORGE OWEN PHILIPPS, who left. Napier in September, 1837, is re- ' quested to communicate at once with Sainsbury and Logan, Solicitors, Napier. IF the Lady who took by mistake Umbrolla from the 5.30 Queen-street-Ponsonby Tram on April 14, will please leave same at Mr Gunnolds, Fruiterer, Ponsouby, will receive her own in exchange. iESTRANI'S Swiss Chocolate is the best in the market. To eat it. for lunch while looking through Eugster's Stereoscopic Cabinet is a novel and unequalled Irjat in Auckland. Views for tho current quarter: Franco and United SHates. — EUGSTfiRS BAZAAR. 39. Qnesn-street. RISE IN FLOUR.—Reduction in Meat. Sirloin, fr<>m 3d:. Ribs, from 2d; Roasting Beef, from 1 Jd: Legs Mutton, 3d : Fore quarter, lid; Corned Beef. l{d ;C. Round, 3d : Chons and Steak, 3d. Orders left at Shop promptly rlelivared.—A. Wood, Welllngton-Btreet. YOU CAN SAVE MONEY by getting John Earle and. Co.'s richly flavoured Ceylon Tea at 2n.—207 Queen-street. JAMES, have you seen the new Spectacles. 6d per pair: Superior do.. Is: Frameless, do., Is 6d and 2>> 6d the pair; Real Pebbles, 4s 6d: Gold Speotaoleß, 20s the pair; Coloured Spectacles, 6d and Is; at Dampier's, Victoria-street. MINNIE— Isn't this wonderful, the Instantaneous Guide to play the Piano at onco, including 11 tunes, all for Is? Fresh lot of Sheet Mimic all one prioe. 3d; diamond Music Books. 3d and 6d: Pianoforte Tutors. Is' each; Hemy 's Tutors,2s.—At Dampier's, Victoriastreet. lost and Found. LOST, Topaz Pendant, set in gold.— Finder will please return to H. Kolm. Jewoller, Qaoen-street. LEFT, by a Lady in" Tram" Car No" 26, which left Quoen-street at 2.15 yesterday, a Short Fur Boa.—los. Reward by leaving at W. & J. Bcehan's, Queen-street. STOLEN from "tipper Pitt-street, < n Saturday. 18th, a liver and white Spaniu< Dog Pasha. Anyone detaining the snroe after this notice will be prosecuted.—J. McCullock Upper Pitt-street. Wanted. «gr AN TE » KNQ WN. V "Not A" Gold That Glitters." ; SPECIAL NOTi(MU"*te HH«aiabh of Gold and Silver is displayed in the Jewellery Windows of Goodson's London Arcade, all being WARRANTED GENUINE, the prices Of thp genuine not exceeding Indian imitation, etc. Warranted Gold Brooches from 5s 6d, and Silver from Is 6d each. Just Arrived. Silver Bangles (connected), and some lovely New Jewellery. PARISIAN NOVELTIES, Just Opened. Should be seen by anyone searching for presents. Jnst Arrived. 4.444 Picture Toy Books (Linen andPaperß).A*'CPanoramas, Wild WestPhows, Aquariums, all kinds to amnso, from id to Is 6d each. The most wonderful value ever seen in ■ Auckland. Do see them ! NOVELTIES DIRECT FROM JAPAN inst opened, and should be seen in the window, but, better still, see the JAPANESE BAZAAR. See the Ruby,' Crystal, «nd Blue Glassware, Pompeii; Moss, and Oatmeal Majolicu Ware,; China Tea and Dessert Sots, Glass Jags and Dishes, under tho Jewellery Window; Art Flower Pots and lovely French Pot Plants. The constant arrival of New Goods renders . necessary frequent visits to GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, JAPANESE AND ART BAZAAR, To keop abreast with the Novelties constantly being received. The variety, extent, and cheapness of the stock are so well known aa to render comparisons superfluous. /~1 OODSON'S T ONDON A RCADE AND JAPANESE & ART BAZAAR, QUEKN-STREKT AND KARANGAHAPE ROAD. or SPEdIAL.-MSee the Revised List Prioe of Footballs at GOODSON'S—the cheapest in Auckland. OPENED TODAY—Matador Daggers ond other Hair Ornaments, from 6d each. ANTED Known. — INDIANITE WATERPROOF CEMENT for Repairing Waterproof Ovorooats. AQUILINE, Magio Cleaner, for Removing Grease and Stains from Gloves, Ribbons, etc.; in. tins, 6d each.—John Kenderdine. Newton Pharmacy, Karangahape Road. .■■-,■■■■■■ . "IVf AN TED KNO WN— NOW OPEN MATHEWS" AUCKLAND BAZAAR, * THE LARGEST" FANCY GOODS EMPORIUM . : ■■■'': 10,001 RICH GIFTS TO SELECT FROM. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST ESTABLISHMENT ' "FOR * ' .."''•: WEDDING. BIRTHDAY. AND COMPLIMENTARY PRESENTS. M ATHEW S' AUCKLAND BAZAAR, 120, QUEEN-STREET, < And at the Old Establisment, NEWTON BAZAAR, KARANGAHAPE Rd OOT TRADE.—Wanted, good Bench Hand and Finishers: also, respectable Lads as apprentices.—J. Trenwith's BootFaotoiT. Wakefleld-street. MANUKAU TIMBER CO., LIMITED, Lower Queen-st., Onehunga. TIMBER. TIMBER. TIMBER. Wanted Known.—The Manukau Timber Co. is prepared to Supply Building Material, Mouldings, Joinery, etc., at Lowest.Market Rates. TIMBER YARDS, QUEEN-STREET.; ONEHUNGA PIANO wanted, smallest size, Bord, new or nearly new.—Address Music, Star Office. ______ ; TO BAKERS—Wanted, a good Bread and Small Goods Hand. A married man preferred.—Apply to Geo. Thomas, Avondale Bakery. , ■ ___, THE Advertiser is open to take a Partner into his COal, Firewood, and Contracting Business. Good connection. Profitable returns. £300 required.—Address in first instance. Coal, Star Office. ' " ; WTTHIN the reaoh of all? why pay more J Dalton's Suit and extra Trpus- . „• • .' "

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Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 92, 22 April 1891, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 92, 22 April 1891, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 92, 22 April 1891, Page 1