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Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 309, 31 December 1891, Page 7

X ** i-I Alt** TWOE^RK, "Where are you sroing to, my pretty maid?"* ' "A-milking for NESTLES, Sir." she said. .

I BOLD .'STATEMENT, BUT NEVERTHELESS A FACII ————• i "We positively lay claim to having the Largest Stock of all-round Bargains Sa the City of Auckland. The Shops—7, 9, 11, Grey-street—are now in full GSsi&g. Novelties is. every Department. Bargains for the Million, .i Thomson's White Corsets, Q. F. and 8., 4s 9d, 6s 6d, 8s 6d; the well-know* price of Thomson Corsets are GL, 6s 6d; F., 9s 6d; D., 13s 6d. (Ladies would do well to observe the above Prices.) 42 Ladies' Mantles, beautifully bordered with Eich Lace, usual price, 40s, 50s, . 60s, 755, up to 100s, will be sold at 255, 27s 6d, 30s, 355, and 40s. 50 Ladies' Fashionable Capes (Drabs, Browns, Fawns, Blue, etc.), nicely - Embroidered, 9s 6d, 10s 6d, 11s 6d, 12s 6d. (The above Goods are LESS than HALF-PRICE.) One of our Great Specialties is our Sun Bonnets and Hats, Pinafores, at all prices, and suitable for all ages. Such a show as the above was never seen in Auckland. Our usual Periodical Shipment of Children's Fancy Bonnets and Hats, suitable for Children up to 9 years of age, has now arrived. A Choice Lot, Colours and Styles entirely new. . OXJR LEADING- SPBOIAXjTITv BABY LINEN AND LADIES' TJNDEELINEN. The above Department, the principal of this Establishment, and well-known in Auckland, is now replete with a Choice Selection. Our-own Importing, superior to anything we have ever shown before. Quotations of Prices would be no criterion of the value. . , Flowers, Feathers, etc., which have been the talk of the town, and notwith* standing the enormous quantity sold during the Sale, there still remains a Magnificent Selection. Having purchased over 200 Ladies' Summer Dust Coats, all the newest styles and colours, goods that are sold at 10s 6d, 15s 6d, 18s 6d, 21s, 255, 30s— to be sold at 7s 6d, 9s 6d, 1 Is 6d, 14s 6d, 15s 6d, 18s 6d. A DESPERATE JOB. 280 Fans—Manufacturers' Samples—a Magnificent Assortment ;-.■ really giving them away at the prices charged. A Job Lot of Coloured Velveteen (Brown, Green, Drab, Fawn, etc.), sold afe 3s lid—to be given away at Is lid per yard; also, another 10t,,-aH colours at Is psr yard. .„,.. .-,-,.. 483 pieces Embroidery, own importing ;■■■ largest variety-of patterns ever, seen South of the Line. HOBIEBT. Our Cashmere Hose at Is lid still has an unbeaten record for-value and-variety 58 dozen Women's and Children's at Is ; bought job, worth Is 6d. One Cartload of Job Hat Pins, all the Latest Novelties; also Matadores and Hair Combs. Extraordinary value. Another of our Specialties are Children's Tunics and Pelises. For variety and style we have never been in a better position to supply our numerous Customers. We should like the Publio to remember that every Customer at our Warehouse is a Partner and Sharer in our Good Fortune. Wβ guarantee that the expenditure of every household will bo reduced one-balf by making their purchases at P.' DAVI 8 ON'S Underclothing, Baby Linen, and Job Warehouse, • 7, 9, .11, GREY-STREET.

nrfSß Public Trust Office of New Zealand offers-great advantages to its client* X inolucling State guarantee against the fraud or dishonesty of the Publio Trustee, The following comparison of. business, between the years 1879 and 1889 will ahovi the progress made:— 1879-80. . 1889. Cash receipts ... ... ... ... £41,813 ™- £163,338 Total transactions, per balaneo-ahoofc ... £02,318 ,„ £835,203 SECOBITIEH— • i. , General Investment Account ... £70,864 „. £216,943 Special Investment Account... ... £2,655 .„ £245,889 KXPKNBB3-Account—Total receipts ... £2,189 M £14,482 Administrations... ' ~, ... .„ 172 ... -258 « Probates and trusts ... ... ... ' J4 „. 30 ■ Wills provisionally accepted ... ... 1 ... . 43 Lottera received ... .., 2,122 ~. 10,825 Jjettera despatched ... ... 1,433 ... 13,008 £. P. WATKIS, Local Aeentfc THE f Northern Roller Milling 00. (LIMITED), AUCKLAND, Have always in stock the favourite brands of Flour, That received Firsb Award at the Melbourne Exhibition, and are now the best manufactured, purest, and moat profitable Baking Flours in New Zealand. For ships' stores and exportation " CHAMPION" is properly desiccated, thereby retaining its fine flavour and strength in warmer climates and the Islands of the Pacific. Also, the useful aecond-clasß brands of Flour, "OCEANIC" AND "HOUSEWIFE'S PRIDE." • . In 200, 100. 50, and 251b bags. ... , GRANULATED WHEATMEAL, for making Wheatmeal,. Bread, and Scones, in 200, 100, 50, 25, and 61b bags. FRESH-MADE BRAN, POLLARD, and SHARPS in 100, 160, and 2001b sacks. FOWL-WHEAT in 2401b sacks ; BROKEN WHEAT in 2101b sacks. ■ SEMOLINA In 61b Makes delicious Custards and Puddings. Far wholcsomer, fresher, ° richer, and better flavoured than any similar imported food. GEEMINA, Our famous Patent Food, made from the finest of wheat, is nutritious, palatable, and easily cooked ; very rich in albuminoids and phosphates (muscle, flesh, brain, and bone formers); unsurpassed for DYSPEPTICS and those suffering- from INDIGESTION ; strongly recommended by the highest medical authorities for daily use in every family ; makes delightful PORRIDGE, leas heating and more laxative than Oatmeal, and much better adapted for this climate. It is put up in neat 4£ and 101b bags, with printed directions and recipes in each, and may be had from all Storekeepers and Merchants, Prices on application to A. McCORQUODALE Manager.

[891] [1892! <* - '■ - ■. . . Special Attractions. Presents: for-AH. 3 «■ a - - Jjj - , , . Beg to announce thab during THIS MONTH AND OVER THE HOLIDAY SEASON they will GIVE AWAY To all Cash Buyers of Goods to tha value of 5s and upwards, a CHEISTMAS PEESENT} Of value proportionate to the amounb of their purchases. All Goods sold at ;' their well-known low Cash Prices, and a PRESENT of your own selection j FOR NOTHING. A large and varied assortment of useful Goods to select from. \ T© BE ABSOLUTELY QIVEN AWAY^ Cash bnyore in all departments treated the same. Our country friends forwarding remittances with their orders will hays a PRESENT SENT TO TEEM. . . ■ ' i SUSHBROOK. SNEDDEN; & 004 ('ENEHAL DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS, 104 and 106, Canada Buildings, Queen-street, iCobb & Go.'s North Shore Livery and Bait State! (Next Dook to Post and Telkpjiqkb; Oi?fiob) 4 ! 15T?OR HIRE : Private Gavr'mgee, Landaus, Wedding Carriages, all kinda of Bujggißi 7} (hooded and open), Wosgonettes, Hearses, Mourning Ooachcs, Saddle Hoi'aeS, Bussea and! jju'raks (for Picnics). Expresses meet every boat for removal of goods. Orders sent Vy telephone or otherwise will roceive prompt attentioa. FRANK J. QUICK ■ - ... "

OHEISTMAS, 1891. HAS JUST OPENED, EXAORANGI, Etc., A LARGE ASSORTMENT .OF SUMMER TIES, SCARFS, AND' MERCERY, Latesb Novelties bought specially for the Christmas Trade. SUITABLE FOR SUMMER AND HOLIDAY WEAR. (IMPORTED OR OWN MAKE). TENNIS, CRICKET, &BOAT3NQ TROUSERS, SHBRT3, SASHES, E- TO(OPPOSITE McARTHUB/S WAREHOUSE). 3 ' ■• ■■■ ' ' ' C ■ ' ■ ■ ■ ' \

Sir CHAS. CAMERON , , M.D., says: "An Excellent Food, admirably adapted to the wants of infants." • IN , ;. PATE3ffT AIR-TIGHT TINS, j BEST AID CHEAPEST. ESTABLISHED 1825, J Dr. BAKTLETT, Ph.D., F. 0.5., says: " The Flesh and , I Bone-forming- constituents are far above the |J r-.verag-e of th© best Perinaoeous Food."