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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 139, 12 June 1894, Page 1

. To Let.. v . TO.' LET, 6-roomed Houbo; "gas, city water; and bathroom; excellent viow, facing Cemetery Bridge,—Ligar Place, Grafton ■Road. ..-•".■ ■,:y ---.y ;• ' ■"'■••'•-.>:■.. ..-;, .."..' TO LET for a term (Tamaki East); fullyimproved Farm of 67 acres, all fenced and subdivided; orchard of 3 acros; cottage of 6 rooms and outbuildings.—Thos. F. Cahill, 87. QUeen-atreet. ,' "• '■' Z."; ■■'-'' ''.' '■' ■: {' '' ;'"' '•'■■'*■'.■ TO LET, or Lease, 10 Acres of Choice VolcaxdcLand,1 seven miles south of •Auckland, north-easterly aspect, with, good 'spring water. The like or this is not often met with.—Address Farm, Star Office. A FURNISHED ROOM To Let, with C use of kitchen.—Apply Star Office. iJTURNISHED Rooms to Let, with: or JJ'. without Board.-Apply Mrs. Grubb, Hob-soh-street, next Forfland House..,■:m—m—^——————>— —————»—m——.—m ——mm ——'————— —————* -.'JJ''\ FfWwial , ' AHRASENE.—Don't be fooled, Mary, JjL they are only short lengths., • TV, V L h. I O N S. ' Wahtedi the Addre^stbf * WIiILLAM BULLIONS, from Mulrhead,^ihcairney, Dunkeld, Scotland, some time at Ruarahgi, Mahgapai, - Auckland; New Zealand. "* ■ '*•' ' '''J'''"''': Addr^S-X.'rB:'MILLER, : '-.': Solipitor, Blairgowrie, JJ , Scotland. f-ost and Found. LOST, ron MondaV.Evening, in Queen-Bt., a Lady's Silver Watch and Chain.—Re ward at Shakespear and Co.'s, Queen-street. Tp OST, fat Epsom, on Saturday afterXJ noon, a i dark Steel Watch.—Finder rewarded on returning to the Tramway Stables, Epsom. ;,;,;. -;-. ■■.-■-' :. . ■ : : . . '~ . LOSjT;. between Hobson-streeb and Grafton, Road, small Silver Watch, with Chain and Pistol Key attached.—Reward on returning Mr Warner. Grahame-streer. /T.AME into my Preniises the other day, \J a Goose. Qwnbr can have same by paying expenses.—J. Patterson. Kingsland. —— -v — : ~ ~'".-;., —; —~ ; ; Board arid Residence. COMFORTABLE APARTMENTS.^ &i Waterloo House, ne^Grand Hotel. ; DRESDEN House, Habsori-street (seven 4 ; doors .from St Matthew's Church), Private Board and Residence; every attention and' home, comforts. Terms moderate. , 'ANT. ED, by Young-Gentleman, _ Furnished Bedroom, with fireplace, in reaHJeptable locality; terms moderate.—Address, P^B|nght,' Star Ofiice. : Koad Board Notices. . TH'l| S0 M R0 A D DIS T RIC TTenders forsCarting, etc.. will be received up to noon of SATU RDAY, 16th inst. Particulars mf y]be bad of undersigned. 'ZZy ij.'. -'■"„,■ WM. pitfNISON. Clerk, * l_/!-"-;!.':'_..:i • . J\_ Newmarket Hall. m^^m^—>——————i—^—^—'——.^———————'—^————— m—m—mm Ecclesiastical. DE VONP ORT PRESBYTERIAN BCHOOLROOM. ',_,■"• -A LIMELIGHT ENTERTAINMENT ,_ _^yiheJßpv.G. B^MQNRO.on, tho .' HIGHLAND AND liQ WLANDS bF SCOTLAND -,rn-A^WiUibe"glven;ln,,,ia_tf-'Bohboirboitt' ' vi -adjoining the Church,' . V- ; THIS «(TOES DAY.) -EVENING, Commencing at 7.30, i. '.Songs illustrative of various scenes will be,sung during the evening Admission free. Collection to defray expenses T. M A T THE \Y ' S. ' Hobson-street. ; "> ' v A SPECIAL SERVICE . Willboheld .TO-MPBRO W (WEDNESDAY), v ~ At 7.30 p.m. ; Preacher, Dri)Julius, the Right Reverend Bishop of Christohuroh, i a_mi^—i—m—m———mimm — mmm_________________________________________* ■ ■""■" fllM]lc MfoMces. PI E R HO TE L, , HARRY BENNETT. Proprietor. The American Restaurant having boon thoroughly renovated and refitted for the comfort of customers during winter eranings. The ro6ms are supplied with files of the various newspapers. Chess. Draughts, and Dominoes. Oysters and Coffee will be served during tho evening. The only house in Auckland where you can enjoy the comforts of a home and cosy evening. Special attractions for tho Glorious Fourth of July. American Independence. USTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. This Society is prepared* to grant Loans on approved first-class Freehold Security. Bor-rowers-will save payment of Commission by applying direct to the Society, at the Offices. Custom-house Quay. Wellington, or at tho District Office. Auckland. EDWARD W.LOWE. . • • Resident Secretary. IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE ESTATE OF? JOHN MURRAY, late of Great Barrier, Gumdigger, Deceased, Intestate. —It is requested that all amounts payable to this Estate may be lodged to tho credit of the Public Trustee's Account at any Postal Money Order Offloe, and that accounts against this Estate may be rendered to my agent at Auckland on or before FRIDAY, the 3rd day of August next, on the printed form which can be obtained for the purpose from any of the agents of this,office.. Any account not sent in by tlio fday named 'may be _ej«_t«.d.*-J. 'K. WARBURTON, Public Trustee. Public Trust Office, Wellington, 29th May. 1894. . , INTHEADMiNISTRATION OF THE RESTATE OF. EDWARD;HOLMES., late of M'aiiurewa, Deceased. Intes.ate.-_t is requested that all amounts payable to this Estate may be lodged to the credit of the Public Trustee's Account at any Postal Money Order Ofiice;- and that accounts against this Estate may be rendered to my agent at Auckland on or before FRIDAY, the 3rd day of Augustnex., on the printed form which can be obtained for the purpose from any;of the agents of this office. Any account not sent in by the day named may berejected.-J, K. WARBURTON, Pnblic Trustee. Public Trust Office. Wellington. 29th May, 1894. _ . ■'•■. _ ■ IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE ESTATE OF PAUL' FREDERICK De QUINCEY, of Auckland, Gentleman, Deceased, Intestate.—lt is requested that all amounts payable to this Estate maybe lodged to the credit of the Public Trustee's Account at any Postal Money Order Office, and that accounts against this Estate may bo rendored to my agent at Auckland on or before FRIDAY, the 3rd day of August next,'on the printed form which can be obtained for the purpose from any of the agents of this office. Any account not sent in by the day named may be rejected.—J. K. WARBURTON, Public Trustee. 'Public Trust Office, Wellington, 29th May. 1894. ' .- . BUY ONLY ... , T> IM M E R'S r\ OF.F-E E. Monk on every Tin. :":/ft FRESH ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY. Why send money elsewhere for Coffee that is not so good— not so fresh--when you - can to your own advantage encourage .Auckland ■■■ • • industries... 3. L. P. RIMMJ2R, COFFEE IMPORTER. ! OODALL'S EGG, POWDER.—One Sixpenny Tin is equal to 26 Eggs. "YTEO^'I3 Refined Black Lead. .-The .131 best and goes furthest. "_ • ~~,: • -«■'■ fTEALANDIA ConoentratocTMilfe, Righ, JU p^e. o|j?|p.. gp^§||.,apttfr m*~