Page 11 Advertisements Column 2

Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 308, 30 December 1891, Page 11

"Where are you golngtoy my pretty maid? ,,- ' "A-milklns for NESTLES. Sir." she said.

€An elegant dressing exquisitely perfumed, removes hT*/?? Tn'we* all lmpuntiee fiom the scalp,, prevents baldness and O k a IKf gray hair, and causes the hair to grow Thick, Soft JTH M*-& B BT&, ana Beautiful. Infallible for curing ernptions, dis- ANES eases of the skin, glands and muscles, and quickly (gjfr | EkJJ healing cms, burns, bruises sprains, &c. , <j§|s |f% g g to°r^& T Cof.^SSffffldtoS£iSl O 'l iBMBLISHED-iaOb Sir CHAS. CAMERON", M.D., says: "An Excellent Food, admirably adapted to the wants of infants." IN PATENT AIR-TIGHT TINS. m *°JL T@ WES II ft SB 69 w RE s ,:; !iS£fi tL ll I IJiJIJ liifila BEST AID CHEAPEST. ESTABLISHED 182.5. -; : Dr. BARTLETT, Ph.D.," F.C.S., says: ■" The Mesh .and Bons-forining constituents are far above the average of the best IFarinaceous Food; , - , :Cobb & Co.'s North Shore Livery and Bait Stables, (Next Dooit to Post and Telephone , Oi'Mtis), • . "FJ f OR HIRE: Private CriW'iagee, L-uidaus, Wedding , Caniaije.?, all Icinds of Buggies (hooded ami open), Waggonettes, Hearses, MourninK Coacbos, Saddle Horses, Busses w,^fllj 3 (for Picnics).- ■ Expresses meet every boat for removal of goods. Orders sent telephone or otherwise will receive prompt attention. FRANK J. O/JICK ~. ... Proprietor. Willow Grove Strawberry Gardens, NEXT THE UPPER WHARF, DEVONPORT. OPENltfft OF THE SEASoimilS DAY (SATURDAY). STPtAWBffimISImCPiEASt MARK PARISH, in refcurninj; thanks to his supporters for past favours, bogs to inform thorn and the public generally that he l>as great pleasure in announcing that these well-known and popular Strawberry and Tea Gardens are now open. Murk Parrish being one of the largest sfcrawberry-growora in the colony, will always have a large and fresh suoply on hand, and can guarantee patrons the ripest;, the largest, and most delicious fruit in the market. TEA, COFFEE, AIM D OTHER REFRESHMENTS ALWAYS ON HAND. 00 Three hundred visitors can be seafcod at the tables at ono time. M PARRIRH ■- Prooriptoir ) THE Public Trust Office of New Zealand offers great advantages to its clients' including Btato guarautoe against the fraud or dislionnsty of the Public Trustee, The following comparison of business bofcweon the years 1579 aiid'l6S9 will shotf the- progross mado;— . ..■■....■•■ 1379-80. IBS 9. Cashreioipts „. £il,m es £133,338 Total transactions, per balance-shoot ... JE3ii,;3lß ... £335,203 Skcukities— General InvG3timent Account ... £70,801 Xt £210,3-13 B-jocial Inviistmont Account... ... £2,635 .» £'245,839 Expv.nkks Aceop.Ni-Total rocoipt* ... £2,139 .„ £14 452 Afi'.uiinkiii'aticnH.,. t 173 .„ • 359 • l'robaies and mists ... ... ... v .„ 30 Wills provisionally accepted ... ... 1 ... 42 Lottorp "Mcsivel.. ... ... ... 2,123 ~. 10,325 liecters deupacobod ... «. ... 1433 ... 13,003 M.. P. Local Asenb. HTUK ■ ■ ■ Jmßßsm'' THE BOOK .OF THE ■ SEASON, —00 ——- To he had from all Booksellers—2s r