Public Kotices- " AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD J BUCKLAND'S WHARF7TAMAKI RIVER. Harbour Board Office, 3 Auckland. 23rd December, 1891. } It has be?n reported to this Board that Buckland's Wharf, on east side of Tamaki River, is ; in a dangerous condition and unfit for public 1 traffic. As this Wharf is not the property of t the Auckland Harbour Board, any person using 5 the same must accept all risks of accidents to life or limb. r By order of the Board. • J. M. BRIGHAM, Secretary. [ the Convenience of Picnic Parties . JD and Visitors to Auckland, re CUTTLE'S QTUDIO XUTTLE'S OTUDIO . ' 248, Queen-street, [ WILL BE OPEN on BOXING DAY from 7 30 a.m. C. H. CLEMEN S, PHOTOGRAPHER. i OFFICE AND STORE will be Closed on FRIDAY. SATURDAY, and MONDAY, 25th, 26th and £Bth instant; also on FRIDAY, SATURDAY, and MONDAY, let, t 2nd, and Ith January. _ A. YOUNG & CO., Oil Merchants, etc., Fort-street, • "OERAMBULATORS, Sewing Machines, 'Jl Knitting Machines, Organottes, Mangles. . etc., for cash, or 2s 6d per weok. Best and f cheapest at VV. C. Dennes', Queen-street. SP E C I A L B AN'OO LI DAY S. x Pursuant to the terms of "The Banks an^ . Bankers Act. 1880." and "The Banks find f Bankers Act Amendment Act, 1832,"MONDAY, . the 28th day of December instant. SATURDAY, ,1 the 2nd, and MONDAY, the 4th days of January proximo, arc hereby appointed Special Bank - Holidays at Ihe offices of the undermentioned 1 Banks throughout the coiony :— '; For the Union Bank of Australia (Ltd.): • G. E. TOLHURST, Resident Inspector. For the Bank of New South Wales : W. G. RHIND, Inspector. s For the Bank of Australasia : E. W. MORRAI-I, j Inspector. N.Z. 1 For the N ational Bank of Now Zealand 2 (Ltd.): W. DYMOCK, » General Manager. For the Colonial Bank of New Zealand : i HENRY MACKENZIE, 3 General Manager. ' For the Bank of Now Zealand : i W. T. HOLMES, ' General Manager. Notk.—The Banks will also be closed throughout the colony on the following days, being • Statute Holidays :— b FRIDAY. 25th December (Christmas Day). SA I'URDAY, 26(h December (Boxing Day>. FRIDAY, Ist January (New Year's Day). TOKOLOGY.) j Reports having Rone out that the Book entitled "Tokology" contains an advocacy of evil practices, a donation of Fire Pounds will ' be made to any one of our charitable institutions if one sentence in said book can bo found to justify such a report. Testimonials of its usefulness in preventing suffering in the most important periods of women's existence, continue to come iv. • Young mothers will soon be able to realise that 1 there ia no just cause, after all, for the greatest 3 dread of their lives ; husbande are glad for their wives to buy the book, and find valuable - lessons in it for themselves. Price, only 12 s 6d, Post Paid. Address : Box 221, Post Office, Auckland. • Lost and Found. 5S REWARD -Losb, Green Parrot with yellow beak.-Reward at G. W. Smith's, Brook-street, near Pitt-street, Newton Road. . "F OST, yesterday afternoon in Queen-si., j t JLJ a Brooch ("Varuna"); finder rewarded. 3 —N.Z. Tweed Co., ■ T EFT hia home on 4th insb., a Boy 14 > JLJ years of apje ; fair complexion, rather r short build. Information to his whereabouts gladly received.—Address Newton, Star Office. fOST PONY.— it the parties who adverJ tised loss of chestnut Pony, some throe months ago, from EUei'slie, will write to J. j Moven. Huntly. Waikato, they will hear something to their interest. "|f OST, on Wednesday last, between b J Kyber Pass and Farucll, a Lacly's Mtuuc ' Case, containing pieces of music— Finder wi!l • rewarded on leaving it at Mr S. Hesketh'3, - Mount Eden. ' . Wasatcd. WANTED, General Servant; references required.—-Apply Mrs C. Buchanan. , College Hoad Bakery. • \IrfANTED Known—The besb~known V T arid Ihe longest known for cheap Boots 'i is VV. H. Dam pier's, Victoria-street. ' "V&T ANTED, an Engagement as co«n----l VT panion to lady, ov as governess to young ■ children: salary no ob}ect.— Address Violet, ' Star Office. 1 "VSTANTED, for tour of New Zealand, Yf to augment Brass Band—Bass. Baritone. Horn, or Vulve Trombone; amateur not ex- - empt.—Address W. ri. Hayes, Pier Hotel. \ \Wf ANTED Known—[f you wa'nT"to v t enjoy a Merry Oliristinas and Happy - New Year," try ".Strike's" Champagae, Jubilee r and other TciiiDcvance Drinks. Ncxttollobson. - Hoiel, Victoria-street. W "ANTED Seen, the Larcresb Assortment and nicest stock of Pocket Knives. , Pruning Knives, Gum Knives, Pocket and Nail Scissors. All reduced in prico diu'ina; Cheap " Cash Sale.—J. and J. Dickey. 234, Queen-street. \ : \jrf ANTED" 'Known~Tliat r Mil k~Paiisi , v v Strainers, and Skimmers, Miik Buckets, and Measures, Churns, Butter Prints, and Pat" • have all been further reduced during; Contimi- " ation of Cheap Sale atJ. and J. Dickey's, 234, i Queen-street. ' %X? Everyono to know fehat the Yf best Agency for tho Sollinfr or Letting of > their Properties is Thornes", 81, Queen-street 3 Fresh lists issued weekly. \A7 ANTED.. lionoat, sfcmighb-forward « s Gfintlemcn, who vo,luo their Uorees to try Eccles' Chaff. For next four months, price 3s 6d »er cwt. Only try it, and judge for yourselves. Look at, City Council's hoives as a proof. W r ANTED," House CarpentersT Ship Carpenters,. Joiners, Ooachbuilders. Artisans, and Am,ateurs to see the great reductions in prices during Cheap Cash of Saws, I Braces and Bits, Mallets, Chisels, Gouges. Squares, Augurs, Compasses, Moulding and Plough Pianes. Files, Levels, and Gimlets, etc., at J. an'l J. Dickey's. 254, (Jiioen-street. WANTED Known—That all Culinary and Cooking Utensils. Kettles, Pots, Fry--3 pane, Boilers, Saucepans. Dishes, Tinware, Tea Trays, Tea and Col Tee Pots, Enamelled and Tin Meat and Pie Dishes, Tin Basins and Washtips are 'urther reduced during continuation of. Cheap Cash Sale at J. and J. Dickey's. 231, ~ Queen-street. WANTED Known—The special cheap lines in Shoe Brushes. Clothes Brushes. Hair Brushes, Hair and Corn Brooms, Basa t Brooms, Mops, Bird Cages. Some new and j beautiful designs during Cheap Sale at J. and J. Dickey's, 234, Queen-street. WANTED Known, thaffjTß.' Blaikie's ' Advertisement of Hardware appears 5 onanother page of this issue. "tjS7ANTED Known — Large Stock of » v Accordeons. from 5s lid to £1; la,rge > stock of Violins, from 5s 6d to £2, in the doorf way at Dam pier's, Victoria-street. Please do not mistake the shop, as my late foreman has t started next door in opposition to me. sKy ANTED KNOWN, HEARS & CO., r BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, ETC,, a - Are now offering at REDUCEDPRICES. Books for Rewards. School Libraries. Etc. Desks, Workboxes, S.S. Reward Cards. Church Services, Etc. Albums from Is up to 30s. CHRISTMAS CAKDS. New Annuals, Sunday at Home. Quiver. Girls' Own Paper, Little Wideawake. Infants' Magazine, Etc., at Published Prices. ; Addkess — 216, QUEEN-STREET. , Opposite Smith & Cuughey's. > :, Qj 0 M E T fl I N G N~E~W~! WANTED KNOWN-That W. SPEDDING, ; Kartmgahape. Road, is the Retail Agent for Wheeler and Wilson's World Famous New • High Arm Family Sewing Machines.—Wholesale Agents; Arch. Clark Si Sons, Shortland st
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Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 305, 24 December 1891, Page 8
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