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Auckland Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 252, 21 October 1892, Page 4

Late Advertisements. WANTED Plain Cook, country hotel, waitresses, housemaids, barmaids, hoiisokcepei'd, assistants, hotel boy, bush cook guindlKfcars, new Held, elan given.—McLeou, b Queun-stieot. WANTED, don'blorgefc the Melbourne Rainbow Arcade Newton, is the place for Baskets: largest assortment in Auokland. Stocks of useful iirosants la each. ~ANTJii)"KNd\VN^Primo Waikfeto Ox Ueef, Mutton. Lamb, Pork. Prices low to clear shop.— Arthur Wood and Co., Wellington-street, Meal Depot. WANTED, ab once, good Cabinetmaker.—Apply at Auckland Furniture t'o.'s Factory. .Stanley-street. TNTEITto Lease, 15 to 30 acres good Ground, within 2 milosof Auckland.for market garden ; good raferonces.—K C. Hadlleld, Alii'istoii, ilanurewa. LOST, between ftbiUwell's Bakery end Chortsey-street. a Uo.'d Brooch, with liearl centre.-Finder rewarded on returning same to Siillwell's Bakery, Parnell. WANTED, Ladies to Know McMaster and Shaldcrs are now showing stylish Millinery, Mantles and Dresses, WANTED, nn unlimited number of Men lo buy Colonial Tweed Suits for 28s 6d—At McMaster and Shalders. ipHOTOGKA PHS~Lord Glasgow's roB coptiou and procession obtainable fr oni Hoiund Bishop, caro Josiah Martin, Victoiia Arcade. %j\6'li Good Beef and Mutton at cheapest JO rates in Auckland, continue to support us Como and see the quality. Pork. Voal, Lamb etc.—Co-operativu Butcher, Pitt-street, top oE Vinccnt-street._Call_eu ; rl!r. STRAYED, from Parneil this morning, Fawn and White St. Bernard Pup. Keward on returning same to Win. Johnston, Clevoland Road, Parneil. OERSONAL —Lamb, Lamb, Spring JL Lamb, choice Pork. etc. Prices low. Call Arthur Wood and Co., Wellington-street, Bleat Depot. ORD GLASGOW'S RECEPTION.— Photos of above can be had at J. C. Morton's Newton Studio, Karangahape Road. BALE, two American Hoists, for removal, at Hobson's Buildings, next Post Office.—U. Keals and Son, Architects, Victoria Arcade. EYLON TEA, finest imported, just landed, 2s lOd ; TEA EXTRAORDINARY, rich and strong (packets defeated), 2s; No 177, Pure TndiHii Blend, orders repeated. 2s; BROKEN PEKOE.a household word.ls6d: Trinidad Cocoa, pure with rich flavour, 2s 8d; Cotl'ees at wholesale prices (21b purcelsi; Extract of Coltbe and Chicory, own manufacture, la id; Sauco, for meat and soup: 4d.-I'REDK. WHITEHEAD, Victoria-atreot. N.8.-Good Butter, 7d perlb. „..,., a THE REV. CHARLES E. CURRIE, Of the Protestant Kpisoopal Church, U.S.A., Will deliver an Oration on " CHURCH OF ENGLAND RITUALISM," IN ST. JAMES'S HALL, O\ TUESDAY NEXT AT 8 r.M. MAKiPOSA GOLDMINING COMPANY (LIMITED). A Call of Twopence per sharo on the capital of the above Company has been made This Day by the directors, payable to the undersigned at the Company v Office, Now Zealiind Insurance Buildings. Auckland, on or before MONDAY, November 7th, 1892. H. GILFILLAN, Junr.. Secretary. Auckland. October 21st. 1592. nfIHE FRUITFUL MOTHER OF FREE JL PEOPLES - WHILE- AUSTRALIA LASTS, ENGLAND SHALL NOT PfiRL-H.-I'lio dock strike is still vividly impressed on many brains and hearts, and tho human heart was not mado for tho residence of such thoughts and deeds. Who makes courtesans ? A hundred and twenty years ago a man dipped into tho future. The polioxof Great Britain is to stand clear of entanglements. Against tho prisoner at tho bar, as an-indiridua!. I cannot have the slijfhtestprejudice. I would not do him tho smallost injury orinjustice. The men who spoke those words of thrilling power, which raised and directed tho storm of resistance, and rang like the voice of lato across the Atlantic, are boyond the reach of praise, lne men who should stand first among the people whose liberty they vindicated, still live and sleep with the unsignalised great. Why is it when purity and true genius comes to A. they do not get support 2 The beautiful and pure should support same. I ■will tell you why, because they lire spurious coins. Science is the most beautiful word that ever fell from human lips. It is written across tho face of the heavens, and reflects back its shadows through tho sun's ruys on everything that lives. T> RAY E R MEE f T N~G. A United Prayer Meeting is held EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, at 7.30 o'clock, in Webb's Room, View Road. Mount Eden. All are anvitcd. Sanksy's Hymns are used.