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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 69, 21 March 1894, Page 5

Late Advertisements. H E LECTURE ON •THE GREAT PYRAMID,' IN THE \ Foresters' Hall, Newton, Will take place NEXT TUESDAY, Not Friday Night. _ DEAF-MUTISM AND DEFECTIVE . SPEECH. MR. H- E, CROFTS, TEACHER OF DEAF MUTES. Guarantees a Complete Cure in every case he takes in hand of Stuttering, Stammering, and other forms of Defective Speech. -Mr. Crofts may be consulted at the Star Hotel every afternoon hetween the hours of 2 ana 5 p.m. JJ O I X £O N * In order to suit Country Customers, Hot X Buns will he obtainable on Thursday after 2 o'clock, also Good Friday morning, at . DALLEN'S N 0..1 COFFEE PALACE, . Queen-street. SPECIAL UNITED SERVICE. GOOD FRIDAY, MARCH 23. 1894. METHODIST CHURCH. PITT-STREET. ... Order of Service: Prayer W Divine Service, 11 aim.; theme, "The Cruel" flxion." . •.. - , Addresses hy the Rev. OH. Laws, and Messrs : R, Fw flttd IV Smith. Afternoon, 2.30: Addresses by Messrs V. Clarke, J. Hawkins, F. A. White and Swales, followed by a United Afternoon Service. Evening. 6.30 : Addresses by Revs. J. Blaikie and S. J. Semell, and Messrs A. Parker au a A. Brown. Choice solos interspersed. Friends from a distance desirous of staying the evening service, will have tea provided for them. T-tfT ' O T I C E. DRAINAGE OF SWAMP. SOUTHHEAD KAIPARA Tenders will he received at the office of the undersigned until the 30th day of March. 1894, at 12, noon, for Draining a Swamp at Mairetahi, Southhead. in terms of plans and specifications to be seen at Mr D. Stewart's Stors, Helensville, and at Buckland's Station, Southhead. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tender to be marked on outside, "Drainage of Swamp, Southhead." Signed, ALFRED BUCKLAND & SON, Durham-street, Auckland. T A X E yIE W. CHEAP TRIP TO ROTORUA. From March 22. First-class Train Ticket, Coach Fare and One Week's Board at Lake View, for £310s Or, Second Train Ticket and Three Days' Board, for .. &%Vk Wire to O. HAWKES WILSON. Rotorua. ANTED, a strong healthy Boy for all-round work on farm, garden, and . orchard, etc.—Address W. G. Rogers, Maunga. karamea. mO TAILORS—Wanted at once, ImJ_ prober to Coat Making.—Apply N. Z. Clothing Factory, Queen-street. T6" BAKERS—Young Man of 19 wants to learn the Trade; would not expect much pay,—Addresa H;, Star Office. BOOT Saleswoman Wanted. Only those with a knowledge of tho trade and who have filled a similar situation need apply.—The Golden Beot, Queen-street. ' _; THE N.~Z. CLOTHING FACTORY, are now showing their New Goods, com nrising Men's and Boy's Clothing in great variety. . THE N. Z. CLOTHING FACTORY'S Tailoring Department is supervised by Mr Jaggs. The latest London styles and patterns. THE N. Z. CLOTHING FACTORY'S New Stock of Hats, Shirts, Ties, Hosiery, Football Jerseys. Belts, etc., will repay inspection. a THE N.Z. CLOTHING FACTORY'S stock of Overcoats and Macintoshes is immense. Boy's Overcoats are specially good and cheap.