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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 249, 18 October 1894, Page 3

Medical, E. Cox & S ON > "' C°i&J; D- S-'}I>ENTISTS.{ H- 0' 8 -' A.M. P. RuilAinga, 148, Queea-atreot. 174 TslephoM. /T7IOR COUGHS, COLDS. BRONCHITIS, j .J- ASTHMA, INFLUKNZA. CONSUMPTION, &c. &c, KAY'S COMPOUND ESSENCE OF LINSEED, Aniseed, Senega, Squill, Tolu, &c. CAUTION. — Spurious imitations are beinp offered. KAY'S COMPOUND, a demuleont expectorant, for Coughs, Colds, and J Chest Complaints. ITZ"AY'S COMPOUND, for Cou K hs and XV Colds, is equally serviceable for Horses and Cattle. KAY'S TIC PILLS, a speeifio in Neuralgia, Face-ache. &c. Contains Quinine, Iron. &c. LINUM CATHARTTCUM PILLS, digestive, corrective, and agreeable aperient. CO AG U LIN K. — Cement for Broken Articles. Sold everywhere. Manu-_-___^r_f,_Stoclg_qrt_ I Kii£-»_d. Reuters tinuEPim; l_ff|^ T^P" § SV_?_3 s — Hf^F^N GU AB ANTEED to care sick feh-^^wfeih-J headache --d every disease GaS**"* of the liver, stomach and X N\\/T *! bowels. A safe cathartic. Do ■ x . 'not afterwards constipate. Tha gmitllmpft nrf* t____i_ '•"'■"fl 4ii:.-n b vi**.WOMAN'S SALVATION. Treatise sent Free. It will teach yon more in ten minutes than all the years you've lived. Write.—Professor R. Hermann, French Specialist. 41, Collins Place East, Collins street, Melbourne, Croceri.s. etc, CHEAP MONEY for FARMERS. To the Editor Auckland Stab : Sir,—While the Seddon Government have passed the above Bill and made it possible lor farmers to get cheap money, they still pay, in many instances, by far too much for nearly everything they have to purchase, and we have, therefore, determined so far as the settlers in the neighbourhood of Kamo and Whangarei are concerned, to put an end to this sort of thing by offering to supply them from our store at Kamo all goods at Auckland retail prices. We havo now in stock a great assortment of groceries of almost every kind, all fresh, new and good. Also brushes, brooms, buckets, milk pans, kits, stationery, oatmeal, biscuits, lollies, jams, sardines, knives and forks*soap, soda, starch and blue, axe handles, butter and clothes baskets, pipes, tobacco and matches, besides a large and useful assortment of other things. Now we do not intend to offer these goods at less than cost price. Wo cannot afford to do so. but we do offer them all at Auckland retail prices, and we challenge anyone to obtain goods of the sarao quality from any respectable retail house in Auckland at less than we can supply them at Kamo. and for buying from us you save all the risks and carriage. No doubt, many will wonder how we can do this. Well, the whole thing is in a nutshell. We have no expensive establishment to keep up. Nearly all our work is done by members of our own family. We have no bank overdraft, and we do not buy on bills. And, Mr Editor, we would ask you kindly to explain that having been born and roared on a farm, our education has been limited to a sixth standard pass, and we therefore are quite ignorant of the art of bookkeeping in either single or double entry. For this and various other reasons which delicacy forbids us to mention here we must have cash for all goods sold unless special arrangements are made. When given upon trust extra will be charged to enable us to pay the cost of an expert bookkeeper. Any goods not in sto«k will be forwarded to order by first steamer leaving Auckland after order is left at our store. While many are leaving for Coolgardie we intend to stay in Kamo, and Avhen the owner of our present premises ha 3 made up his mind to sell at a fair value, we intend to purchase the freehold, and make such alterations and improvements as will enable us to carry on what we believe and intend to make it—a large and fairly profitable business. ELLIOTT "BROTHERS, BAKERS, CONFECTIONERS, AND GENERAL STOREKEEPERS; Kamo, October 15,1894. EducatioaalAUCKLAND COLLEGE & GRAMMAR SCHOOL (Founded 1869) FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. Head Master. J. W. Tibbs, M. A., KeblcCollege, Oxford, sometime Tasmanian Scholar, assisted by a large staffof University Graduates. The Boys'and Girls' sides of the Schoolare quite separate, but both have the advantage of the highest teaching given by the Staff. The School Courae aims at a sound Literary, Scientific, and Commercial Education (instruction being alao given' in certain branches of Technical Knowledge), and includes preparation for University Scholarships and the other public examinations. Full information may be had on application to the Head Master. HMcCOMISH, Teacher of Music, • Violin, and Cornet, Double and triple tongueing a specialty.—Cross-street, Newton. MR J. MoDOUGALL, Late Violin Master in four of tho largest schools in Glasgow, TEACHER OF VIOLIN, PIANOFORTE, ORGAN, SINGING. Voice Cultivation.—Nugent-Btreet, Kyber Pass, top of Graftoa Road. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, ST. JOHN'S COLLESE, TAMAKI. Principals: Rev. P. S. SMALLFIELD and Mr GRAHAM LRUCE, 8.A., with honors, London. Assistant Masters: Mr E. H. BARBER and Mr C. T. MAJOR, M.A., B.Sc., N.Z. University. Pupils prepared for the Matriculation, Civil Servico, and other examinations. Prospectuses may be obtained at the Diocesan Office. Victoria Arcade. A 'Bus for Day Boys leaves Newmarket daily. Next Term will begin September 17. LOWER GLEN SIDE, UPPER SYMONDS-STREET BOARDING AND~~DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principal: Mrs YOUNG, assisted by an efficient Staff. For special subjects best masters are engaged. Prospectuses on application. Third Term "begins on THURSDAY. 20th September. "PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. Miss Scott will give Lessons in Latest Sydney and Melbourne Plain and Fancy Society Dances for a term from November. NELSON-STREET, AUCKLAND. SHORTHAND i SHORTHAND j TYPEWRITER! TYPEWRITER! Thoroughly and expeditiously taught. Prospectuses on application. J. H. COL WILL. Queen-street, Opposite Bank of New Zealand. Ita<-e-,.at.eF&' Telephone, 539. TT.DWARD MAHONEY AND SON. ARCHITECTS, QmBRK-STBEET, AUCKLAND.