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Auckland Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 94, 21 April 1892, Page 1

Public Notices. ANOTHER fresh cargo of Grand Broken Assam Tea, at Is 6d per lb.—John Earle and Co.. Importers. 207, Queen-st. AUCKLAND TURKISH BATHS, LORNE-STREET. Tho best remedy for INFLUENZA, COLDS, LUMBAGO, RHEUMATISM, SCIATICA, &c, Open daily from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Special Baths for Ladies. UCKLAND GAS COMPANY (LIMITED). All Accounts now due for Gas and Coke which remain unpaid at 5 p.m. on MONDAY, the 25th instant, will forfeit discount, E. B. PARSONS. Secretaryi ACME Tailoring Company.—Suits to measure. Newest style and finish on deferred payment system.—67, Victoria-street West. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PRO VIDENT SOCIETY. This Society is prepared to grant Loans on approved _lrst-claß3 Freehold Security. Borrowers will save payment of Commission by applying direct to tho Society, at the Offices, Custom-house Quay, Wellington, or at the District Office, Auckland. EDWARD W.LOWE. Resident Socretary_ AUCKLAND q A W"M"_ __X. MECHANICS' BAY, AUCKLAND, N.Z. ) MACK LOW BROS. AND CO., WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS ' i.v KAURI FLITCHES, SAWN AND DRESSED KAURI TIMBER. CARGOES CUT TO ORDER. . Favourable Rates to Timber Merchants and Contractors. Quotations Forwarded. Ordm-o Solicited AM BULATORS.—Great reduction. Revorsible hood, steel springs and four rubber wheels, 50s. Buy from the reliable maker—Charles Smith, Quean-street (opposite Market entrance). A VHEAP TLTAURI miMBER. TO RESIDENTS OF DEVONPORT. THE KAURI TIMBER COMPANY (LIMITED) Is prepared to supply JOB LOTS OF TIMBER, Suitablo for Building Outhouses, etc., At tho Very Low Rat© of Five Shillings per Hundred net cash ex Devonport Yard. WELLS BROS,, Agonts. HEAP PAPERHANGINGS. — Jusb arrived, ex Duke of Sutherland, Large Variety of Latest Designs, at E. Dunne's, Paperhangor, etc., top of Grey-street. Tp R~A~T~E — R T> R O S., STOCK and SHAREBROKERS, No. 3, Stock Exchange and 97. Queon-streot, Auckland ; also at Albert-streot, Thames. Sh-iroluvcatora'Guidoforwiirdpdon'.nnlic'i.ln-TRT GROOM, BUTCHER, k CO., IMPORTERS. FORT-STREET. FOX Galvanised Corrugated Iron, Bar Iron Horse Nails, Sheet Zino. Coffin Furniture Nails and Floor Brads, Buckets. Baths Saucepans Axes, Spades. Shovels Milk-dishes. Paints and Varnishes, etc. Low prices. A call will repay you. HUNDREDS of working people are daily buying the Graud Broken As. am Tea, at Is 6d, firom John Earlo and Co., 207, ITJ'E wore an ill-made suit of clothes i. Tho day when first we met, And his manly brow was frowning Beneath his hair of jot. His step hnd all tho moodiness, His voico that surly tone Of one who knows he is ill-dressed. Who all who saw woiald own. I saw him but, a moment. Yet methinks I see him now, Blowing up his tailor. With auger on his brow. A Fancy Woi-tod Suit of Clothes When next we mot ho wore ; His brow with joy was radinnt— He'd been to DALTON'S Store. And got that splendid Suit of Clothes For only Throo Pounds Ton ; And an Extra Pair of Trousors, too, Was with the suit thrown in. I saw him but a moment. Yet methinks I see him now. As ho walked away so jauntily With joy upon his brow. MAXWELTON'S braes are bonnio when early falls the dew. "f was there that Annie Laurie gave me her promise true, that she'd marry mo if I got a Suit of Fancy Tweed for £3 ss. at J. H. Dalton's, 210, Queen-street, with Extra Trousers for nothing. "HJrO : TICE TO S~P~O RTSM EN. KAUKAPAKAPA. Anyone found trespassing with dog or gun oa lands in poisosSion of tho undersigned will be proaecuted. All dogs found straying amongst our sheep and cattle will be destroyed :— W. Dawson S. S. Rapson R. Sinclair Drinnan Brothers J. Simcock J. Hutchinson M. Walsh M. C. Henley W. H. Goodwin, jun. Naylorand Evans G. VV. Murray G. B. Shanks H. Marks T. Clinknrd J. Sinclair Wm. Naughton J. Morrison J. Goodwin Stewart Murray A. Rami in D. Simcock _. Phillips a drum was heard, not a funoral J_l note, as his corpse to the ramparts wo hurried; not a soldier discharged his farewell shot, because the officers, band, rank and file had gone to Buy a Suit of Mourning at J. U. Dalton's, with Extra Trousers thrown in for nothing. POSITIVELY, wo are Clearing Out our Ladies' Ulsters and Dust Cloaks at half price. — J', and W. Williams, Karangahapo Road. PURCHASERS of Drapery desirous of knowing the beet place to purchaso ehould note that J, 11. Hannan's. Victoria and Chapel streets, is in the best possible position to supply them with all kinds of drapery, including Dress Goods, Millinery, Fancy Goods. Calicoes. Flannels. Blankets, Sheetings, Quilts, Shirt., Clothing. Hats, etc. Having no ront to pay, and importing from the manufacturer, he is in a position to defy competition, as comparison and inspection will prove. T> U B L IC NOTICE. STOPPAGE OF TRAFFIC ON MOUNT ROSKILL ROAD. The Mount Eden Road Board hereby give public notice that they intend to close on Monday, the 25th inst. for the purpose of repairs, all that part of the above road botween View Road and Valloy Road, which will be STRICTLY CLOSED to all HOKSF, and VEHICLE traffic until the work is comploted and the road again opimed. By order of the Board. JOSEPH WEBLEY. Clerk to the Board. Dated April 20th. 1692. SPECIAL LINE in Boys' and Youths' Black Worsted Overcoats, for the coming winter. 12b 6d and 15s (id, worth double.—J. and W. Williams, Karangahape Road. THOSE who like a rich, strong Tea should try John Earle nnd Co.'s Grand Broken Assam Tea at Is 6d.—207, Queen-street. EBBS- W INE (all old and prima, none made for 5 yean)— Those who need strengthening and a good appetite, try 1 dozen, 20s, or 2 gallons, 15 .—Sampling Rooms, 7, Queen-street Wharf, Wine circulars free. WHAT is your name? N. or M? Neither. It is J. H. Dalton, 210, Queenstreet, tho Best and Cheapest Tailor in Auckland. 5 s —P IANOS B ,T UNED —5s G. RICHARDSON. Who has been awarded Highest English Certificate by the Provincial Music Trades Association, London, for Accurate Tuning and Reiiairs. American experience in Voicing aud Timing Organs. Orders to be left at the Musical Budget Piano Warehouse, 150, Queen-street.