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Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 94, 24 April 1891, Page 1

Personal. 1%/f R GEORGE OWEN PHILIPPS, "who JLvJL left Napier in September, 1837, is requested to communicate at once with Sainsbury and Logan, Solicitors, Napici\ B7~HOULT6N desires to Thank' c R.N.H., who found a letter on the 20th inst., and posted it to Epsom. MR HARE has at present numerous patients—Consumption, Heart, Liver, and Kidney, also all Female Irregularities treated from 6 to 9.—Turner-atreet. IT AMES, have you seen the new Speet_9 taclea. 6d per pair; Superior do.. Is; Frameless do.. Is 6d and 2$ 6d the pair; Real Pebbles, 4s 6d; Gold Spectacles, 20s the pair; Coloured Spectacles,. 6d and Is; at Dampier's, Victoria-street. TNNIE— Isn't bhis wonderful, the Instantaneous Guide to play the Piano at once, including 11 tunes", all for Is? Frosh lot of Sheet Music all one price, sd; Hiamond Music Books. 3d and 6d; Pianoforte Tutors, Is each;Hemy'sTutors,2s.—At Dampier's, Victoriastreet. MR HARE is prepared to see patients from 12 till 2 and 6 till 9 each day. . Suntlays from 9 till 3 p.m.—Turner-street. TV/ff-ESTRANI'S Swiss Chocolate is the _LvJL best in the market. To eat it for lunch while looking through Eugster's Stereoscopic Cabinet is a novel and unequalled treat in Auckland. Views lor the current quarter: Franco and United States. — EUGSTER'S SWISS BAZAAR, 39, Queen-street. Lost and Found. £*~i REWARD for the conviction of <5W J_ the thieves who took away and destroyed my water melons at Epsom.—E. B. Houlton. 0 OST, on Thursday Evening, a small .SLJ Bunch of Keys.—Finder rewarded on returning to Mr Thomson, care of Wm. McArthur and Co. Educational. ~yrr TpOEBES imORBES,, TEACHER OF MUSIC (Piano, Singing, etc.), ' Addre3S— Macclksfield Villa, Karangabape Road, near Tabernacle. Terms on application. Lectures. Etc. OCIENCE V. SUPERSTITION. W. W. COLLINS, C.L., . LECTURES IN THE OPERA HOUSE ON SUNDAY EVENING NEXT. ,Subject: " Tho Evolution of Religious Belief; or, Christianity not of Divine Origin." Doors open at 7 ; Leoture at 7.30. Admission : Dress Circle and Stalls, Is; Pit, 6d. Wanted. WANTED, the Temperance Hall filled To-morrow Night, to bear the Rev. H. Miller on Prohibition. "ANTED.—F. G. Edmonds, Carpenter, Elliott-street, wants Improrer to the trade. ANTED Known.—A Splendid Programme at Temperance Hall, To-morrow Night, at 7.45. Vlf ANTED KNOWN. "Not All Gold That Glitters." SPECIAL NOTICE.-No imitation of Gold and Silver is displayed in tho Jewellery Windows of Goodson's London Arcade, all being warranted genuinb, the prices of the 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. Just Arrived, 4.444 Picture Toy Books (Linen andPapers),ft.BCPanoramas,Wild West Shows. Aquariums, all kinds to amuse, from Id to Is 6d each. The most wonderful value ever seen in Auckland. Do see them ! NOVELTIES DIRECT FROM JAPAN just opened, and should be seen in the window, but, better still, see the JAPANESE BAZAAR. See the Ruby, Crystal, and Blue Glassware, Pompeii. Moss, aud Oatmeal Majolica Ware, China Tea aud Dessert Sets, Glass Jugs and Dishes, under the 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 keep abreast with the Novelties constantly being received. The variety, extent, and cheapness of the stock are so well known as to render; comparisons superfluous. /"I OODSON'S T ONDON \ RCADE AND JAPANESE & ART BAZAAR, QOEEN-STREET AND KARANGAHAPE ROAD. ttr SPECIAL.—See the Revised List Price of Footballs at GOODSON'S—the cheapest in Auckland. OPENED TO-DAY—Matador Daggers and other Hair Ornaments, from 6d each.. VTKfANTED KNOWN — CORNS ATA, YY PINK CORN CURE, Removes Hard and Soft Corns effectually. Large bottle, with brush. Is. — John Kenderdine, Newton Pharmacy, Karangahape Road. -yVT ANTED KNOWN— NOW OPEN MATHEWS' AUCKLAND BAZAAR, .120, QUEEN-STREET. THE LARGEST FANCY GOODS EMPORIUM IN AUCKLAND. 10,001 RICH GIFTS TO SELECT FROM. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST ESTABLISHMENT FOR WEDDING. BIRTHDAY. AND COMPLIMENTARY PRESENTS. M ATHEW g ' AUCKLAND BAZAAR, 120, QUEEN-STREET, And at the Old Establisment, NEWTON BAZAAR. KARANGAHAPE Rd imXPERIENCED Lady Housekeeper wants Re-engagement; good references; state salary.— H.. Star Office. MANUKAU TIMBER CO., LIMITED, Lower Queen-st., Onkhunga. 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. WINE, WINE. 5 years old. 2 gallons warranted pure, 15s. If bottled and cased, 20s, sent free by boat or rail. Sacramental, pure grape. 255. These wines have restored invalids and weakly persons to robust healih. Prescribed by the medical profession. —Webb's Sample Rooms. 7, Queen-at. Wharf. ON SALE, Bill of Coeta, by E. A. Mackecbnie, Solicitor, and the Answer to his Pamphlet, by E. C. Chamberlin; Price, Is. To be had at principal Stationers', Qneen-street, and from Miss Ryan, Parnell. AU proceeds to be given to the Kindergarten and Women's Home. • *•,