Page 6 Advertisements Column 1

Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 95, 21 April 1894, Page 6

READY AT LAST. READY AT LAST. READY AT LAST. READY AT LAST. THE LARGEST ADVERTISING ENTERPRISE EVER ATTEMPTED BY A PHOTOGRAPHER I ■jQ BEAUTIFULLY AND 1 R v 1 9 ENLARGEMENT IK/ X4&J ENAMELLED CABINETS ONE JLtJ * JL&A QN OPAL H*! • The Celebrated Society Photographers of Wellington, Christehurch, and Dunedin, are now opening a Studio in Queen Street, Auckland (late Tuttle's), and in order to thoroughly introduce their Kfeh plim Photos"which have created such a furore among the fashionable circles of Wellington, have decided to give the public of Auckland a chance to obtain, for the sum of FIFTEEN &1 w ' SHILLINGS, TWELVE BEAUTIFULLY ENAMELLED CABINETS, and ONE (artist-finished) ENLARGEMENT ON OPAL, size 10 by 12. Persons wishing to avail themselves of this offer must secure a Deposit Ticket for 2s 6d, which may be obtained at our Studio from Saturday, the 21st, to Saturday, 23th April only, which Ticket can be ussd at any time during six months, the balance (12s 6d) to be paid at time of sitting, ThA following are the only Extras that will be charged :-Children under 10 years, 2s 6d extra; Groups, 2s 6d each extra figure, but no more than four extras are charged for; thus a Group of flw op over costs PBs in aU Persons holding tickets can have their Cabinets finished by our Patented Matt Opal Type Process for gs extra, if they so desire. Never in the annals of history will such a chance occur again. Samples of the Cabinets and Opals can now be seen at the Studio, and all orders will be guaranteed equal to the specimens shown. Remember-Anyone wishing to avail themselves of this offer must secure a Deposit Ticket, as our ordinary prices are £3 3s for the Opal, and 30s for the Cabinets. We will start taking Photos on MONDAY, 30th April, as the extensive alterations to the, Gallery will not be complete until that date. i&s^Aiunier^r^&iT r&Q BURNERS —The whole Premises will be lit with these Patent Lights, each light being 70-candle power, and consuming only 4 feet per hour. INCANDEoObN I U&& DVHNB.no. Mr £dßn George now booking orders fop these Lamps>

Public Notices. | 'fHB i OOMPAHY (UMITED), Customs-st. West, Auckland^ KEEP IN STOCK 3,000,000 FEET of • SEASONED TIMBER, ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS desirous t« maintain a reputation for good work should specify TIMBER. FLOORING, LINING. MOULDING. DOORS, and SASHES mast bo Eupplind from the IvAUJrtI TXMBSR COM' PANY<UMITBW. HOUSE OWNERS AND INTEHDINO BUILDKIta should also ccc that their best Interests aro serTcd by insisting upon getting all their Tirabor from tbe KAURI TIMBER COMI'Als I (uiMiTE^l, who iiavo at all times larva itocks of TH©aOUGHI.y.BBASONifiii E/4 LEIGH EGULARLY OVIKG hi I rfA-lllOf Catalogues from the Sole Agent, W. M. SEEVIGE, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, Auckland. ULSTERS. A JOB LINE OF LADIES' WATERPROOF COATS ' (Thorouglilr sound), ENGLISH VALUE.. ... „ ~ 30/ OUR PRICE _' ■ .. 10/6 SEE THEM AT THE ID. S, O. THE BEST FOR ALL PURPOSES. A TRIAL WILL PROVE IT. To bo obtained from GROCER. Victoeia Street, Auckland. THE OLD LAND AND THE NEW. Popular Son?. Beautifully Illustrated. mHE OLD LAND AND THE NEW JL is a stirring song. —Sims Reeves. mSE OLD LAND AND THE NEW. JL The words are tender; The music is pleasing and slrikinß. —Auckland Star. mHE OLD LAND AND THE NEW ji_ is a very beautiful song. The inusio is flovvius;.—Sir G. Grey, mHE OLD LAND AND THE NEW. JL A very pleasing sonp:. —J. L. Kelly. TO BE HAD AT Eady and Co.'a, Upton and Co.'s, Miller's, finch's, aud all Jlusicsellers. Half price, Is per copy. fiHEAFEST VENETIAN BLIND KJ MAKER IN NEW ZEALAND. BLINDS {42i.n\ by 78is. iokq), Os. Send for Price List. A. BUSBY, I" ARN EL L ILtte A. and A. Bcisby. Cook and Grey-street). m WELVE CABINETS and a beautiful X Opal Enlargement for a guinea, at F. W. Edwards^ QirVEFtSTREAAFsCfINAPFS (crystal O bottles). See that you get it. (1)

London Specialties] AT PRICES UNAPPROACHABLE NEW SHIPMBWTS EVBRY MAIL STEAMER. WEIDIDIUTG- DPIREISIEiIfTTS CHARMING SPECIALTIES. LOWEST PRICES. BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. RARE AND ELEGANT. PKESENTATION NOVELTIES. UNIQUE DESIGNS. UNEQUALLED VARIETY CHO TCEST STOCK IN NEW ZEALAND AT LESS THAN FREE-TRADE PRICE& WATCHES, HIL¥chSONOMETEOB. OUR STOCK IN VALUE, QUALITY, AND MAGNITUDE OUT-RIVALS THE WHOLE OF THB WATCH STOCKS IN AUCKLAND PUT TOGETHER. SILVEE AMD EI^ECTBO-PLATE, INCLUDING EVERYTHING THAT 13 NEW AND RARE. NOTE.—AII Goods marked in plain ficarsa. Our prices save all purchasers 6s 8d in the Pound—in many instances more. Whether yon live in Auckland or ia the country, DON'T TAIL TO VISIT MAGNIFICENT WATCH AM JEWELLERY PALACE\ 94. Queen-street, Auckland l §2s*a^i^'^^ ! C^b 5\J nf^ ?\! &?•C*l Ik \ I T* was?! *f This eminent Specialist, Bachelor of Medicine, Master in Surgery, L.M., etc., etc., registered by the Medical Boards of Great Britain, Victoria, New South Wales, and New Zealand, received his medical education and surgical training in the leading Colleges and Hospitals of Europe. He has devoted a lifetime to the study of PRIVATE, NERVOUS, AND SKIN DISEASES ; BLOOD DISEASES, INCLUDING RHEUMATISM, GOUT, AND KINDRED AFFECTIONS, AND CHRONIC DISEASES OF MEN AND WOMEN. He has by profound research thoroughly investigated their origin, (raced their deadly sources and insidious dissemination, and ascertained the surest and safest methods by which they may be eradicated. With these widely-recognised qualifications, combined with unswerving faithfulness to his patients, he has, during his practice, extending over TWENTY-ONE YEARS, attained a well-deserved pre-eminence in their treatment. His practice embraces diseases which probably cause more unhappiness than any othei class of troubles that afflict mankind. YOUNG METES' ' _ who find themselves deficient in business energy, nerrous in socieFy, have palpitation of the heart, weakness and general loss of nervous power, and who have come to the conclusion that life is scarcely worth living, are strongly recommended to consult DR. WRIGHT, who has made these abnormal conditions his special study. COEI'SUILiT.AJTXOINr 3CS E^S^iEIE:,, go that whatever your circumstances may be, you can have the benefit of his advice without cost. If your case is curable he will tell you so, if not he will also tell you, as he only undertakes cases he is confident of curing. LADIES suffering from headache, nausea, weariness, loss of appetite, sleeplessness, general debility and want of tone, affections of the womb, and complaints peculiar to the sex, should at once consult DR. WRIGHT. They will find his treatment both safe and efficacious. DR. WRIGHT wishes it distinctly understood that he does not profess to be infallible, or to have miraculous power; he claims only to be a skilled and successful physician, thoroughly informed in his speciality. Patients residing at a distance can be treated in their own homes by sending a detailed account of their symptoms, and every information as to the cause and origin of their complaint. All letters (after contents have been noted) are destroyed. Medicines sent free from observation to all parts of the colony. DR. WEIGHT'S "VIC-OB " PILLS, for DeWlity, Lost Vitality, Weakness, &0., «o. 10/- and 20/- per box. £>B. WRIGRTS "FEMALE" PILLS, for irregularities and obstructions froa Whatever catse. 10/- and 20/-, post free. Hoars of Consultation— lo to 12 morning; 2to 4, and 7to 8.30 evening. ATvrvrr^qs. pT^ BOX 243,"^,UCKL_ANJD_.__ Oir o**..i_»i.iJiy *JiiJli2J£.Ql<t, M.T>., says s "An iixeollent Food, admirably adapted to the •wants of Infants." BEST Established ' -ty^ CPU TiTtV'' »*^ Air-tight Tina. INVALIDS,' AND THE AGED. Dr. BARTLBTT, Ph.D., F.C.S., says: "'The Flesh and Bone-forming- constituents are far above the average of the bast Farinaceous Foods."

ppHF^f^t Health May bo secured by all who follow tho example of Mrs. Icizy.io W. Do Veau, 5&3 lGth St., Brooklyn, N. V., U.S.A. "Every Spring, for years, T have had intolerable headaches, ami tot.il loss of energy, so that tho season which should bo welcomed by me was a dread, for, as tho warm, pleasant days arrived, they brought to me lassitude and pain. My druggist had known me from childhood, and advised mo to take, early in the Spring, Aycr's Sarsaparilla. I commenced using it and have not had, since then, the first symptom of headache; my appetite is splendid, and I perform my daily duties with a cheerfulness and energy that surprises myself." * Ayer's IX Sarsaparilla Admitted at the World's Fair. Made by Dr. J.C. Ayer & t!0.,L0-nroll,Mass.,U.B.A. BraßJ WIBE IN TlDsE.—Consider yonr neali'j. tHAi —Id casies of Weatoisss, Nosvouonaois, E_ g Palpitation, Incagaoity, Debility. Loss IF of vital Powor, Impairea Healti ot v jS stren&tli, Severo Painu, &c. (in either k£a Ras). ijk matter liow nhronio or sevoro, FAIiR'S ELECTRIC PILLUI^BS aro tin grand «!it, most spendy, a.ml pnwi-rMi 1 remedy on earth. One packageia jufllcieut in even the weakest, the oldest, and most .shattered, to WO UK .V MIItAOLB. Being purfectly harmless, they leave no bad after effects. Guai'anteed never to fail. VxM particular- free, under cover, from the N. Z. solo iifreuts— DEUO SUPPLY CO., Box CO, r>vuiciliu. Fahk'3 EliKctiuo PtiiljULKS arc uorlh their tceiijkl in gold and- act liks magic, giving instant r*Uof,and working a certain ami speed;, permanent curt in KVBa.* case. Try <A»w_ 1 O BEAUTIFULLY - ENAMELLED JL /V CABINETS, and ono 15 by 12 Enlargement on Opal, for lbs. See WRIGGLESWORTH and BINNS' large advertisement on page 6. SILVERSTREAM SCHNAPPS (crystal bottles). Excels all other brands. (1)