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Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 267, 10 November 1893, Page 1

Personal. A RARE CHANCE.—A lot of new Music, slightly damaged. 6d per Dozen Copies; superior Music 6 Copies for Is: good Noto Paper. 4}d the Packet of 6 Quires; Business Envelopes, 2_d pnr Hundred; good Lavender Water, 4Jd per Bottle; Large Bottles Florida Water, Is: Mirror Back Hair Brushes. 7i_eftoh; Combs, 2d, 4d, 6d: Largo Gilt Photo Frames, Is each: Photo Albums, from Is to «0a each ; _2 Dozen beautiful Vases. Is ea<-h. AT MILLER'S FANCY REPOSITORY, 110. VICTORIA-STRSKT BUY ONLY MASEFIELD'S STAR BRAND MULLET. IT IS THE BEST. BEFORE buying your Christmas Cards, yon should inspect Kelsey's. They are sxhibited. as usual, in a separate room, opposite ;he Town Clock. , 171VERY0NE should see Keleey'f? New Xli Christmas Cards and Booklets, opposite ;he Town Clock. They are most lovely this rear. EMPIRE PACKING COMPANY'S DRAGON BAKING POWDER. Absolutely Pare^ 6d and la par tin. ELSEY'S New Christmas Cnrda have arrived. They are more beautiful than jver. Shown in a separate room, opposite the -own Clock. TTELS E V ' S "^^ DIBECT SHIPMENT OF P^ CHRISTMAS CAE DS, BOOKLETS, &a, &c, Has Just Arrived. PHUT ARE, IF POSSIBLE, MOBB BEAUTIFUL THAN EVKB. EVESRYONE SHOULD INSPECT THEM. They are shown, as nsual. ia A SEPARATE ROOM, OPPOSITE THE TOWN CLOCK. EGLECTED EDUCATION.—Private Los»ons. Night School. Is weekly.—W. JThompson Stevens. A.M.P. Buildings, Queen-st. and Linsoln-stro«t, Poasonby. Book-kaeping, Shartlitnid, Langaag*'MACHINES. The undersigned, as Kxperts and Manufacturers of Sewing Machines since 1855, only keep and recommend those of the very best quality, REPAIRS. Por the convemenco of our old customers we littve again undertaken tho Cloaning, Adjustinig, and Repair of Sewing Machines. _S HAKESPEAR & CO., 170, Queen-street. nnHBRB'S no flies about Levy. He JL Cleans Wiitche* for 3» 6d Waterburys. 2s 6d. All guaranteed for 12 months.-Ona addr«Sß. 101. Victor.ia.-Et. (naxt Aurora Hotel). Sducationsl. SCHOOL OF "JVfl" USIO--88. VICTORIA-ST., AUCKLAND. mHOS. Tjl /BARTER, TEACHER OF MUSIC, 710LI^f, PIANO. BANJO. GUITAR, ETO. Special Terms for Families. TUNER AND REPAIRER Of Concertinas, Melodiane, Accordions. Violinr Flutes, and All Kinds of Musical Instruments. "Violin Bows Re-haired Equal to Now DIPOETER OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, STRINGS & FITTINGS. in mm tin Taught on tho VAMPING PIANO. BANJO. OUITAR, AUTOHARP. Electoral. •JLT R m miIOMPSON Will Addkkss the AUCKLAND CIT_" ELECTORS IN THE CITY HALL, THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, At Eight o'clock p.m. Dress Circle reserved for Ladies and Ladies accompanied by Gentlemen. November 6,1893. Tl/r ANU XA U ELECTORATE. MR JAMES MUIR Respectfully invites the Electors (Ladies and Gentlemen) to meet him in the Mount Hobson Hall, Remuera, TO-NIGHT (Friday). 10th inst., at 7.30 p.m.: 'Ihree Kings Schoolroom, on SATURDAY. 11th inst., at 7.30 p.m.; Epsom Hall, MONDAY, 13th, 7.30; and EUerslie, and Mount Kdon at an early date.. PIRANKLIN ELE CTORS. MAJOR HARRIS Will Address the Electors at 8 p.m., at the following places, viz. :— Tuakau HaII—MONDAY, November 13 Awitu School-house — WEDNESDAY. November 15 TO THE ELECTORS OF THAMES. Ladies & Gentlemen*,— I am again a Candidate for your support at the Ensuing Election. The Liberal, Labour, and Progressive Measures of the present Administration will, as in the past, have my strongest support, while no effort will be anting on my part to secure a proper recognition of the claims of our great mining industry. JAMES McGOWAN. TjiLECTORS OF AUCKLAND CITY. I have much pleasure to announce that I shall be a Candidate for your suffrages at tho approaching Election. If elected I shall give a loyal support to the present Government and the Life«rnl Part 7. Yours respectfully, W. J. NAPIER, TO TLTE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF AUCKLAND. Ladies and Gentlemen,— I havo much pleasure in informing you that I intend soliciting your suffrages at the forthcoming Election of M embers for your City. Yours respectfully, ADAM PORTER. PARNELL ELECTORATE. To the 74D Electors who Signed the Requisition Inviting me to Stand foe the Electoral District of Paenell. Ladiks and Gfjitlemen,— I beg most sincerely to thank you for the honour you have done me in inviting me to contest your Constituency. I shall havo great pleasure in acceding to your request. Believe me. Yours most truly, W. S. ALLEN. mo THE ELECTORS OF WAIPA. Ladies and Gentlemen.— In response to the expressed desire of a. larpe number of Electors of Waipa, I am a CandY Itte for your suffrages at the forthcoming Seneral Election. GERALD L. PEACOCKE.