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Auckland Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 90, 16 April 1892, Page 3

Architects. 1 MAHONEY AND BON,, ARCHITECTS, i QUEEN-STREET. AUCKLAND. TGIDWARD BARTLSfi ARCHITECT. SSIOQSSUBT'fi BUILDINGS, QUJ£BN-STBBsSi/ iR. mT wA T < ARCHITECT, 808, VICTORIA ARCADE. AUCKLAND. ( Brewers. AUCKLAND DOMAIN BKEWExtY PURE BEER. First Prize Melbourne Centennial. npilE Proprietors beg to draw the attert* J. uon of consumers to the FINE QUALITY wVMh r M LKandSTOUT - in Blllk a " d B °"l«. c^tomers? 7 al '° °° W **&**** *° ■» theUc Delivery mado to suburbs free of charge. Only one Brew—THE BEST. No terated machinery used to give the Ale ■ fictitious appearance whoa the cork is d.awn! KnXh B M?iTP D A LE bein * brewtd froa English Malt is equal Co any imported. JJROWN, QAYPBELfc, * £10.,j PRO? 4ETOR& Booksellers. CHAMPTALOUP & COOPER'S BOOKS ON TRADES & TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE Austin-Bread. Baking and Bakers .. 13 blandy—The Baker's Catecnism .. 0 8 Blandy-The Baker's Guide . 3 C Branut—Techno-chemical Receipt Book 11 6 Brophy— Boot Pattern Cutting Made Easy A 0 Bents tinman's Manual and Mechanic's Handbook .... 70 Callingham - Sign - writing ' and "Glass Embossing 5 5 Collins-Useful Alloys and Recipes for Goldsmiths ... 40 Confectioner's Handbook and Guide !' 8 0 Davidson s House-painting, Graining, and Marbling 6 S Kick'sJPrac. Receipts, 6422, and Processes 27 0 Ede—lhe Managementof Steel .. .. C & French Polisher's Mauual . 0 3 Field s Chromatography for Artists '.'. 5 6 gse-l he Goldsmith's Handbook .. ..4 0 Gee-lhe Silversmith's Handbook .. ..4 0 1 Ounter s Modern Confectioner _ ft 6 Hooper's Manual of Brewing 8 ft Jacobi—Printer's Handbook of Receipts'. Hints, etc 5 6 Jago-Principles of .Bread-making!'. '.' 2 6 Jones—Hand-railing by the Square Cut .. 4 0 Leaper—Materia Photographica . 5 6 Leno—Boot and Shoe Making . 2 6 Maude — Pyrography, or Burnt Wood Etching 16, Miller—Glass Painting .. .. " '.! 5 6 McDermott—Losses in Gold Amalgamation 5 6 Pocook-Model Engine-making .. ..3 0 Proctor-Test-book of Tanning .. .. 11 6-Rose—Pattern-maker's Assistant '. 11 6 Rowe—Hints on Wood Curving ' 1 9 Shaw—Fire Brigade Manual .. ~ "5 0 Spon's Workshop Receipts. 4 seiies, eaoh 5 0 Schwaab—The Secrets of Canning .. .. 25 0 Tea Blonding, the Art of 2 0 76, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. t)HOTO. TpRAMISa MIDGETS CARTE DE VISITES CABINETS PROMENADE A CHOICE ASSORTMENT AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. WI Ia >__. A N & TYBLL, BOOKSELT.3RS & STATIONERS, itSJCKLAND. F©r Sale. FOR Immediate Sale, a compact Httl Homestead with water frontage; 13 acres all well fenced; a good orchard and 5-roomed Cottage and Outbuildings: close to wharf, and only 12 miles from town.—Apply to John Soppet, House and Land Agent. 8, Queen-street. FOR POSITIVE~SALE r a really good Farm of 176 acres, well fenced, partly with thorn hedges and a large »tream of tresh, water; a good orchard and 7-roomed House, and numerous first-class buildings; i-niile from railway station, and 'I hours' drive from town. —Apply to John Boppet, House and Land Agent, 8, Queen-street, P O R S A L E— PRIME TABLE POTATOES, KIDNEY POTATOES, EARLY ROSE, POTATO ONIONS, GRASS AND CLOVER SEEDS, BONEDUST, Etc. W. GUNSON AND CO., AUCKLAND. i " , . -~ ; ;Tjl 0 R S A L BJ 2 HYDRAULIC WOOL or FLAX PRESSES,] ram 6in diam., 4 and 5 feet lift, with pump, etc. 2 UPRIGHT BOTLERS, 7 and 8 horse power DECK WINCHES, new and second-hand HYDRAULIC WOOL or FLAX PRESSES. I driven by hand, horse, steam, or gas power STEAM ENGINES~AND BOILERS , Manufactured of all descriptions. ' Also, HYDRAULIC LIFTS. S. McCOSKRIE & SON, ENGINEERS, AUCKLAND. » FOR IMMEDIATE SALE (Cheap), an* terms easy, a superior Block of Land,' • 1.338 acres, portion of it in grass, with substantial House, etc.. upon it, balance mixed bush, and fern, capable of grazing 4 or 5 sheep to the acre when cleared and sown. A.bout 21 mllea 3 sea frontage, with large creek running right into the proporty, and a fine fresh water rlvec flows through the block. Only 3 hours by train * and road from town, or by steamer.—John Sonpet, House and Land Ap«nt, 8, Queen-street. t ' \ ' [F a man and a half wear a suit and a half for a year and a half, how many suits of tweod made by J. H. Dalton will six men " wear in severv years? 210 is the Number. Don'S .- - v- >-■