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Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 291, 8 December 1893, Page 1

Public Notices. A" R~~T UN I 0 N. KALIZOIC. 70 PRTZES. 3.000 TICKETS. Is EACH. The Prizes, which include Draped Mirrors and Tables. Painted Screens. Panels, Sofa Cushions, etc., etc.. will be on view from WEDNESDAY, the 6th of Decemher in the VICTORIA ARCADE. All the work has been arranged and supervised by. a lady from the Koyal School of Art, London. A DISTINCT ADVANTAGE Is obtained by the use of Coke. COKE T\/TAXES "\TO QMOKE. OKE IVIAKES iNo OMOKE. Ordor from your Coal Merchant or Auck- , land Gas Comoany (Limited). THOROUGH OF NEWMARKET. Rates for current year must be paid forthwith, otherwise legal proceedings may bo taken. Wm. DINNISON. Collector. December 6,1893. C" W. GOODSON beps to announce he • has leased one of the shops lately occupied by Mr Wright, Confectioner, Karauga.liu.po Road, which will shortly he opened as the London Arcade. A large stock of New Goods will be ready for the Christmas trade early in December. Notice of the opening will be given. ; . CHRISTMAS TT A M S !, A LARGE SHIPMENT JUST TO HAND. SPLENDID AUALITY' from Blb to 18lb weight. H. M. 8 M E E T ° ■■ KARANCAHAPE ROAD. ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. . The Partnership formerly existing between Walter Frazer and James Frater 03 Land and Estate Agents, under the style of W. and J. Frater. was Dissolved on tlie sth day of April, 1888. The Business will continue to be carried on as formerly by C-iptain Walter Fr izer, under the firm name of W. Frater and Son. W. FRAZKR. JAMES FRATER. Witness: W. COLEMAN, Solicitor. Auckland. December 6,1833. M" ~ IN D S A Y. NEW k SECOND-HAND CLOTHES BOUGHT. Private Families Waited On. ffILIISLBT-STKKSJ EAS T. nUBLIC NOTICE. GEO. FOWLD3, TAILOR AND OUTFITTER, VICTORIA ARCADE. Having now returned to Auckland, bogs to intimate that all Powers of AUorney ifl9ued by , him are now cancelled. G.F., in making this announcement, desires to render his hearty thanks to the Auckland public for the very liberal patronage accorded 1 him during liis ahsenon, and begs to inform ■ them that his Slock will now be found ropletj I with all the Latest Novolties at exceptionally j Low Prices. 11>E~TAMES ALEXANDER PARR, j JL\J DECEASED. It is requested that all Claims against the Estate of the late Jamea Alexander Parr, deceased, be rordered forthwith to tbo undersigned in duplicate. WILLIAM COLEMAN, Solicitor to the Estate. SEWING MACHINES, Mangles,Poramhulator3, Organettcs, best and cheapest, for cash or 2s 6d per week; also. Pianos and Organs.—W. C. Dennes, Queen-street. SUN GLARE AVOIDED by usiug Coloured Spectacles. THE EYES CAREFULLY TESTED and SPECTACLES for Reading or Distance or Special Uercctd accurately fitted. T. PEACOCK, Ophthalmic Optician, BHORTL AND-STREET. mHOSE REQUIRING ELECTRIC? IJL BEI.LS. HATI'EHIES. and any description Of ELECTRICAL WORK filled up or toi puired cannot do better than call on PEACOCk. Electrician, Shcrtland-atrost. MEDICAL BATTERIES for BATHS fitted up. Magneto- Electric, and Galvanic Coil Machines aad Electro Motors ixi stocks~lj rvc yor s. Surveying Inatruraonts and Appliances kept Repairs of ev«ry kind to Theodolites, etc. equal to the best London work. THOMAS PEACOCK. Mathematical Instrument Maker, Shortland-st. *3T Peacock's Pntent 5-Chain Bands are the beat in the market. hjffITABfISHED 1369.] WILLIAM EDGAR, DYER & CLEANER, WELLESLKY-STREET EAST AND ALPHA WORKS. RICHMOND. Gentlemen's Snita, ate., Renewed or Repaired and well Pressed. Ladies' Garments Dyed to Any Shade. DYETSJG DO YE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES 149 and 151. QUEEN-STREET, H»to jost opa>ed up a largo assortment of CHEAP PAPEEHANGINGS, SCRIMS. POLISHED. SILVERED. & ROUGH PLATE, "^ SHEETAND ORNAMENTAL WINDOW GLA &S. WHITE LEAD, OILS, TURPS, VAB» NISHES, AND ALL KLNDS &F PAINTERS' MATERIALS. ARTISTE S' RBQTTISITES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FOR OIL AND WATER COLOUR PAINTING. PICTURE • FRAME MOULDW^a, (