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Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 177, 28 July 1893, Page 1

TfAURAKI STEAMSHIP j.-T^^P|-a. COMPANY. lfc»l aS.~MAORI. For Matanana: From Matakaca; Monday. 31. i p.m. Tuesday. 1. 8 a.m. i For Waao: li'rom Wade: I Wednesday.2, 5 p.m. Thursday. 3.10 a.m. Friday, 4. 6 p.m. Saturday. 5.11 a.m. ALL CARGO MUST BE PKEPAID." Wcatho: r.ndotuorcireumatenoeß permlttin* Telephone,^. 3 M. SYMS.Aseat." THE NEW, FAST. & FAVOURITE S.S. KAWAU. MANGAWAI, TE ARAI, HAKARU. KAIWAKA. NORTH ALBERTLAND & KAWAU. For Mancawav: From ManeawaH Saturaay. 2y, 7 a.m. Tuesday, 1, 11 p.m. Thursday. 3,10 a.m. Friday. 4.12 midnittht Monday. 7.11 a.m. ALL CARGO MUST Bfl PRKPAID. Weather and other circumstances permitting. Teloptione 34. J. M. SYMS. A(?ent. QS, COROMANDEL, /^ii_ff*n FOR waiheke and jf^^LAf COKOAIANDiSL, '*" TIMJUTABLK July Leaves Auckland— Leaves Cororanndel— fc-atimiay. 29.12 noon Monday.3l.l2 noon Tnesday.l. 12 noon VV sflncßday.2,l2 uo.du Thursday, 3.12 noon Friday. 4. 12 noon _Satur(lay.o, 12 noon Woathon.n3 other eircuni!)tance3 permitting Not. r.Mponsiblef'nl sliiopiu?, oiin-yiaif. or dU< ! charging Live Stock, ' • I No Cargo received without Shipping Note, i Mid witiiin hal£-an-hour of advertised time of departure. AH Paicelsmust be pre-pald on board. {••^-"I miMB -TABLE FOR An If^ 1 Jl s.s. rcsk casey. f/i_i\'t^~}A^k fc(Woather anrl other circunil^^ ——tO-fL/" 3tances pormittiuK') July. For WAIWERA-Every Tuesday. Thursday, • and Saturday at 11 a.m. Fov MATAKANA and OMAHA—Kvery Tuesday at U a.m.. returnin? on Wednesday. For MAHUBANGI HEADS, and WARKWORTH—Every Thursday anil Saturday at 11 a.m. Cargo mast be a!or.Rside the Rteamer half an hour before then'lvertinoil time of sailing. ALE A. McGRKGOR. Aseat. Offlse: Queen-itrf.e'. Wharf. Tolephone, 34 Medics'. A GENTLEMAN having tried In vain J\ overv Advertised Remedy for Despondency Weakness, Want of Energy, etc., etc.. wmß restored to health in such a reinarkahlo mannt-r that ho will on receipt of a self-addres-Bfid stamped enve ope, send tho mode or cure FiiKE to all fellow-auEerors.—Adaress AMmor, G.P.0., Sydney. ipHE FRIKART MEDICAL ALLIANCE, 14, BRANDON-St., WELLINGTON. PERMANENTLY LOCATED. ,t) Established to brini? EEALTH, STRENGTH, AND VIGOUR ! To the Weak, Nervous, and Debilitated, and all I tvho suffer from Brain and Spine Affections* | Fio, Paralysis. Sleeplessness (an early symptom ; of Paralysis), Consumption, Brcnohitis, Asthma, Liver and Heart Derangements, Gout, Bhen. matism. Sciatica, Indigestion, Poor Blood, Eruptions on the Face, Kidney and Bladder j Troubies. Womb Affections, and all Chroni°j Diseases of Men and WomGD.

Success ncrtain in all casesundortoten. Kelief at once. Consultation Free. Itmatteranot what your troubles may b«. Wo can not only help you, but permanently cure, if your case ia curable at all. SPECIALTIES: Scalp. Blood, and Skin Diseases; Kidney Complaints; Nasal, Throat, and Lung Affec" I j tiona; Piles SStomaen and Liver Troubles, and I Female Diseaoes. Superfluous hairs permnnent'y removed without discolouring tho skin, by an entirely new process. DR. TTIRIKA RT, M. D., L.K.Q.C.P., L.M., &c. Pbesidsnt and Chikf Medical Officer, A*3i3toa by a Staff of Skilled Specialists. WHITE AT ONCE. Fti99eaif@nn!< LESSONS Kive" by a, Lady in the New Art of Cloisonne Painting on Friday Afternoons, 2.30 to 4 p.m., at tho following Address ••'The Glen," Sr. Martin's Lane (last hou«e before tjie_Cemeter^Bryee); -a""r"t "c_ l _a s s c s. A New Term of Mr E. W. Peyton's Private Classes on Mondays and Fridays, at the " Elam" School of Art, will commenco on MONDAY, July 31st. "Life" Class on Fridayjnornjpgs. M^^H^ G ONNELL> TEACHER OF MUSIC. SINGING (VOICE PRODUCTION, etc), PIANOFORTE. Addresß: GLEN FERN. KYBER PASS ROAD. Sineinpr Clasa for Ladie3 , , , i EVERY MONDAY KVKNING at 8 0 clock. ; | SECOND TERM | ! Begins on MONDAY. July 31. ; I 10s per quarter. J i PIANO QUARTETTE CLASSES. I Terms-lOs 6d and 20s per quarter. | Time arrangements made with each clas ) as fwnie£. i OOL OF JJ USIC, 88. VICTORIA-ST., AUCKLAIVD. milOS. 171 /BARTER, TEACHER OF MUSIC, VIOLIN, PIANO. BANJO, GUITAR, ETC. Special Terms for Families. TUNER AND REPAIRER Of Concertinas, Melodians, Accordions, Violins1 Flntos, and All Kinds of Musical Instruments. Violin Bows Ke-haired Equal to No 1". IM°ORTEK OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS* 1 STRINGS & FITTINGS. VAMPING piano^banjo.'guitar, Vnmiinu AUTOHARP^ lost and Found^ STOLEN or Strayed, a Brown Mare from Kvber Pass, with Bridle and Saddle-Any one giving information as to her whereabouts to if. & «.. Waikomiti, or returning her to King's StaWM^LUckh]^Jwillbe^ewarded J __ OUND Purse containing money.—Apply To-night at 8, Fernjßank, St. Georße's Bay Road, Parnell. ..,—.i,... - T^XHIBITION of Glassblowingr, SaturJli day Afternoon, from 2to 5. Admission, 6d. Prizes given. Works, Freeman's Bay.