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Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 292, 9 December 1893, Page 5

Personal. -vrfiWTON Boob Warehouse is noted for _13l genuine salo in Boot 3 and Shoes, to suit every class. Inspection invited. TyEWTON 800 l Watehouse.-Tan Shoes J3I for the season, best and «hßapost variety. Ladies please note, sipeeial styles. NEW TON" B<rob~Warehouse---^ uy Manufacturers and Direct importers, we can offer special terms to our patrona. Try_u_ T^EWTON" Boob WarehouleT^Mo"' 8 J.l Strong Shoe 3, 5s lid; Balmorals. 8s 6d t0 s>ss You save money by dealing of us. ■\TE\VTON "Boot"Warehougl'jrTbankiß(,' J3I our numerous patrons lor pa«t favours. we respectfully solicit a 'continuance ol their patronaee. ___———— TO-NIGHT— The Golden Boot Gigantic Sale of Children's Canvas Shoes, Tan Snoes, Scbool Boots, etc. Immense stock_____ riHHE GOLDEN BOOT, Largest) Boob A Shop in New Zealand.-H. Collins, Manufacturer and Importer (between Upton, Stationer, and Porter, Ironmongers)^ , rfl6~NlGiff^The Golden Boot GiPanfcic .Ji sale for genuine bargains in English,or Colonial made men's boots and shoes. TO-NIGHT— The Golden BootT^Pf* 116^ aale for genuine bargains in reliable shoes and boots for present season. riT^MGHY—The"Goldenßoo»,"Gipflntic IL sale. Prunella slippers, 2s 9d; house boots, 3u 3d; soiling iuthouslwds. All stock reduced. USTaLMER, 95, Grey-street Auckland, is a purchaser ol Ladies' and Geatlemen's left-off Clothing, and has a splendid assortment for sale, cheap, nnHE one event in Auckland juefc now ia JL Eelscy's Clearance Salo of Christmas Cards, Toys, Jewellery, and Fancy Goods. Choice Goods at great discounts, opposito Town Clock. WOMEN'S FRANCHISE! -Exercise your votes and secure an Extra Pair of Panto for your husband, at Dalton's,Tailor, 210, Queen-street. WILL the Boy who took a Brown < . Overcoat from Mount Eden School on' Friday, December 1, please return Hand savo further trouble. WHY ALLOW MOSQUITOES to dlsturb your rest? HASLETT'S MOSQUITO BANE Effectually vanquishes them. 184, QUEEN-STREET. 73 6D ONLY—Men's Colonial Tweed Trousers; all sizes at Rushbrookand Co.'s, Qacen-atre et. Ojffc YEARS' American Experience. Heed Organs apd Pianoß put in thorough order.—O. H. Goodwin, Hobsonstreet, near Victoria-street. ff/rkDOZ Ladies' Belts, Black, TaiTand Ov Assorted Colours; half price at Is each.—Rughbroek and Co., Queen-street. Corporation Notices. r«ITY OF AUCKLANDDOMAIN CRICKET GROUND. Notice is hereby given, in pursuance of subsection 3 of Section 7 of the Auokland Domain Vesting Act, 1593. the City Council has authorised tho Auckland School Amateur Athletic Asi»ociation to make a charge not exceeding One Shilling for each person for admission to iho Domain Cricket Ground", and a further charge not exceeding Onk Shilling for entrance to the Cricket Pavilion, on SATURDAY, 23rd December. 1893. P. A, PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, Nov. 30,1893. 576a rjITY OF AUCKLAND. DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND. Notice is hereby given, in pursuance of subsection 3 of Section 7, of the Auckland Domain Vesting Act, 1893, tho City Council has authorised the Auckland Caledonian Society to niaku a charge not exceeding One Shilling for each person for admission to the Domain Cricket Ground, and a further charge not°exceo>liii£ One Shilling for entrance to the Cricket Pavilion, on MONDAY, Ist January, 1894 (New Year's Day). P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, Doßember7.lß93. SSIA "OOROUGH OF BIRKENHEAD' Tenders are required by the Council of the above Borough for the delivery as directed on the Main Road, between tbe residences of Dr. Uileeand Mr J. B. Gascoyne, of 330 yards, and on Kauri Point Road 70 yards of 2-inch BROKEN BbUE METAL (sizo imperative). Tenders to be delivered at the Office of the Council, or left with the Town Clerk (who will furnish all required information), at his oflke. ilr™Si?.4r re n a(le' Auckland, before noon of WkDN&SDAY, 20th inst. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. THOMAS SEAMAN, Town Clerk. rjEVONPORT BOROUGH COUNCIL* LEASE OF LAND, BEING PORTION OF SHOAL BAY RECLAMATION. Tonrtors will be received at tho Office of tho Devon port Borough Council until Noon of MONDA'. , the 18th December. 1893, foi-Lense of Land at Shoal Bay, in ternis-of conditions and draff lease to be eeeu at the office of the Borough Council. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to be addroßaed to the Town Clerk endorsed "Tender for Leasing Shoal Bay Keaerve.' J. DINSDALE, . Town Clerk. Devonport. Dec, 8.1893. DEVONPORT DOMAIN BOARD; p Notice is hereby Riven, in pursuance of tho ' provisions of tho Public Reserve Act 1831 Amendment Act. 1885, the Devonport Domain I'onrd has authorised the North Shore Amateur Athletic and 'Cycle Club to make a charp° not exceeding One Shilling for each person for admission to that portion of the Devonport Domain known as tho Devonport Cricket Groußd on SATURDAY, the 2ird December. R. WYNWARD, Secretary, Devonport Domain Board. Ecclesiastical. ST. PAUL'S, Ederi Crescent. - Sunday SerTices—B a.m. (Holy Communion) 11 a.m.. 7 p.m. Anthem, " Hearken unto Me " (SulUvan),-Rev.C. M. Nelson, Incumbent, ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH~ 2nd Sunday in Advent. Holy Communion : 8 a.m. Morning Prayer andJSermon. 1] a .in! Special Advent Address. Rcv.^VT. Bee.tty Ai A » p.m. Baptisms, 5 p.m. Evensong, 7 _ni — Rev. L. Fitzgerald. Incumbent. ST. MATTHE~\Y rS~'c¥"u rßrclT HOBSON-STREET. ADVENT, 1893 SPECIAL SERVICES FOR MEN On SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 4 p.m. All Seats Fkke. top^^iS^ffi r_lS^ ol«W): Preacher-Rev. PERCY1 T. WILLIAMS, " The Priesthood of tho Laity " 4th SUNDAY IN ADVENT (December 24th)Preacher: Rev. GEORGE MacMUBKAY, >.x*r * 1 IL "Modern Vices." Watch therefore, for ye know not what hour ____yonr Lord may come."—Matt. 24c 42v CJT. JUDS'S CHURCH, Avond^n SocSh^^n? 8a^<Sh^r&l^ SoSlervicS^onr 010^'^ A^ ffll- ALP.AJN'S, Mount RosUill Road^l »O Holy Communion at 11 a.m. Divine Sefvice at 11 a.m. aud 7 cTtT~ PETER"' S PRESBYTEIUAN p CHURCH. Surrey Hills.-Morning at U Key. R. Sommerville. Evening at 7. ' Several of the Hymns sung in the Service of T°o Umo°r nrow y IVIII ** * the S«M X*. CHURCH.-Special Re-opening ServiVps -Mornmsrat 11 Rev. A. Carrick. Afternoon at 3 Rev. H. P Macnicol. Evening at 7 Rev R. Sommerville. Special Collastiona will hi madejnjud of the Imjiovenient Fund. CJT. ' DAVID'S PRESBYTERIAN P CHURCH. Upper Symonds-street-Morn mg at 11, Evening at 7-Rev. R. Scott West?" ST. JAMES'S PRESBYT^ERIA\r CHURCH. Wcllin_ton-street.'-Morninsr at 11, Evoning at 6.A0-Rev. R. F. Macnicol. "VfORTHCOTE PRESB~yYerian i-H CHURCH.-Morning at 11, Mr Norri« Eveaing at 6,30. Me Clarko, SabbatU-flchool^E