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Auckland Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 33, 9 February 1892, Page 1

Wyndham-street Hob, Cold, and Shower Bafchs. Hob babh and shower, Is, 9s per dozen : cold bath and shower, 6d. Open 5 a.m. to 9 p.m., also Sunday morning. Three doors from Queen-street. Try one. —(Advt.) ...... iS.'. D.C. is proving itself a sure cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. All chemists.— (Advt.) Being advised of large shipments of autumn goods per cargo steamer Duke of Westminster (expected in Auckland about 17th inst.) and other steamers and sailing vessels due at early dates, Smith and Caughey are compelled to clear the balance of their summer stock regardless of cost, to make room. Great semi-aunual clearance sale now proceeding.—(Advt.)

Licensing: Notices: 1 ' '■ MSEC IVrOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TR A NSFER OF LICENSE.—I, AMELIA ELIZABETH EVANS, of Onehunga, widow, being tho Holder of a Publican a License in respect of the house and premises situate at Onehuncca, and known as the Royal Hotel, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing; Mectinc: to be holden at Onehunga on the Third day of March, 1892, apply for a Transfer of the said License from myself to MARGARET HELENA TAYLOR, my appointee. Dated the Eighth day of Febru- • ary, 1892.—A. E. EVANS. Hoard and Residence. A PARTMENTS, with the use of a _oL buggy.—Mrs Adams, Takapuna. /"tOWES, Waiheke. —Every accommodation for visitors; fishing, boating, bathing; regular, steamer ; excursion every Saturday afternoon, at reduced rates, returning on Monday, early; terms, £1 per week.—E. Parris, Proprietor. WAITED for married coupll,Furnished Bed and Sitting Room combined, with use of kitchen. — State terms to A.C., Star Office. WANTED, by a Gentleman, Comfortable Bedroom and Sitting-room with part Board, within 30 niinutes' walk of Post Office, where no other boarders are kept, and quiet.—Address " A.8.," Star Office.