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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 305, 22 December 1894, Page 8

Auctions. ARTHUR'S MART, Established 1859. RICHARD ARTHUR Commission Salesman, Auctioneer1, • Land and General Agent, etc. No Trading or Importing. TCI EXT WEEK'S TRANSACTIONS, X i as so far arranged :— MONDAY. 11 a.m., Grafton Koad. at Puriri, nt-the residence of Mrs M, Pain, .who is leaving for Wellington— IMPORTANT TO PERSONS FUR- • NISMING. ; - i HOUSEHOLD F.URNITURE AND EFFECTS. PLUSH AND OTtIER SUITES, MAHOGANY DUCHBSSE'SUITE; OAS 1 ; 'QTOVE,' AIEAT-SAFE," ■ FIRST-CLASS MANGLE, -VENETIAN i AND OTHER BLINDS, : CROCKERY", KITCHEN AND COOK ■ ING UTENSILS. HER ; SUPERIOR HODS S3 HOLD FURNITURE AND JCFFKCTS- . THREE- SITTING. SMOKING & DINING ■ROOMS—Plush Rep and Fancy Cloth Suite*, Tables. Chairs. Rooking and Easy- Chairs, Brackets, -Fenders, Firo' Irons. 1 Ash Druwiers.i Mantel Mirror. Cushions. Carpets, . lluks. S Tcnetian and Spring Blinds, Curtains. Coal | Vases, Glass, China and Earthenware; Plated-, ware, etc.' • ' • • j HALLS, Etc. — Hat; Stands. Racks. Tiles, Tables, Stair, Carpets. Rods, Oilcloth, MatSj Revolving J.ioat Safe. Plants, otc. ' FIFTEEN BEDUOOMS-Double and SingleIron Bedsteads, Wovr.-wire and Covered Spring Mattresses. Kapok. Flax and Other Mrtttresses, bolsters. Pillows.; Handsome Mahogany Ducliesse, Suite, Washstands, Toilet Tables, Toilet Ware and Glasses. Chests oE Drawers, Wardrobes, Chairs, Carpet 3, Curtains, Blinds, etc., etc. .'•'■■; '■ . .' KITCHEN, Etc. — First - class Mangle, Superior Gas Stove.Meat Sains.Tables, Chairs, Meat Covers, Copper Fish Kettle; Bell-metal and other Sauce and Stewpans and.oi.her Cook-, in;; Utensila, Crockery, Toola, Fowlhouse and Wire Run. Ladders, etc. • ■ '* . ■ On view morning of the day of sale. Ternaa—Cash before delivery. All to be removed before 6 o'clock p.m. TUESDAY—CIosod. Holiday. Christmas Day. WEDNESDAY - Closed. Holiday. -Boxing THURSDAY. 11 a.m.. at tho Mart—The Remainder of the Bankrupt Stock arid Clearing Out Balanco of Stock • General Drapery, Clothing:, Men's and Boys' Under- .„ clothing, Millinery, Hosiery, Haberdashery. Boots and Shoes, etc. FRIDAY.. 11 a.m.—Now Year's Market; Day' Auction Market — Poultry. Fruit. Dairy Farm, and Garden Products, Groceries. FOR SALE PRIVATELY at Auction Prices —Hams, Hncon, Honey (in sections and tins). Corned Butter. New and Old Potatoes, Onions, Wheat, Maize, Barley, Oats, Bran, Sharps. Biscuits, Tea. STAR TUTONTHL* QUMMARI .. toa tub SAN FRANCISCO MAIL, WILL BE PUBLISHED ON THURSDAY NEXT. IT CONTAINS TWELVE PAGES, EPITOMISING THK /g VENTS OF THB TyjTONTH, SPEECH BY THE COLONIAL TREASURER OPENING OF THE ROTORUA RAILWAY THE VA'AIRARAPA" WRECKDECISION of tub Magisterial Inquiry .., COMMERCIAL SOCIAL, and ._ ( ,| y . ; ~.;.■/ GENERAL NEWS. ■■'—■■» PRICE ,„ . ONE PENNY. • ['YEARLY SUBSCPsIJ'trON (enclosed in wrapper and Posted to any , Addross abroad). Prepaid .. .. 2s 6d 53L The San Francisco Mail will close for Newspapers at. half - past eleven a.m., ok SATURDAY. December •_'<>. CUMPLE TREATMENT V. THE (Picaac insert this for the benefit of others.) TO THE EtHTOR, AUCk*LAXD;STAR, Sir,—l, John Walker, of. Woatport, in the colony of Now Zeuland, settlor, hut now temporarily of Ancklnnd, in Ihe said colony, do solemnly nnrl sincere.lv doclare :— That I left my homo at Wnstport aforesaid on tho 6th rtny of November. 1894, nt the Blaclc--wat.cr-liullcr Road, on rontfi for Auckland suffering tfrom fungus growth on the face, known to the surgoon as epitholiama or cancbiv Wh<;n at Povvoli'a Accommodntiou House a medica' 'gcntlcmaii. got down from . the "box Boat of' this coach, and atoo.l along-' side wliilo I was inside . the , coach, .and ho ivbriißtiy said, "Ah, you are poinfj to .Auckland.- I believo." I ana .crcd " Yos, ufr." He then said " Why do not you go to > Dunedin ?" and " Who nre you fiinyto soe in Auoklaud ■?•" .1. (.old him I.'wna going to ace a narncd llilchcns, wlicn he Maid, '* I am a doclor mysof; if you hnyo nny money he (Kitchens) will sooirgeb it from you." He re- i poaLerl that remark twice, nnd the.i said "Ho is uothiufi; but a quack.' I tolfl him 1 had usedJii^cheira' r)lood Ilcstor.sr, and Unit it had done. iUft good, fiiulthat I was going to sea the man that msdis.it, when. !.his doctor said " vqu wjll., only lose your in6nor: ' ' . *''" I 1 called on Mr Hitchens on my ftrrivaf in Auckland on Monduy. 'ho 13ih d ijr of November. 1894. and nlacod myself under his troatmant. which has proved entirely succßsainl. The fiihgu» ?rr«wUi"cxttiio clean 6ur.'lieii.d:ati9 I root, ami my cure [ hm LKatjkfu) to say ip com-1 plote. It is niy 3niei«tioh;to return' to' Wcgiiport jrith tho satisi'nctioa 'that. I am a "cureil man." I was operated on three, times without success at the ■ Wcstport Hospital, aad tliey proposed to operate a fourth time. but; after consultation they came 'to the conclusion that it would bo useless, as apiece of the. chock bone would > have to be B'Ornped"-and a pioce cut ;oil* the^ Tiono. and thought it-beat to let the growth take its course, which I thought'dreadful, and meant death,and my ,agony was. great.- but all that hna 7aaißhed, for lam now well. I'hahka to Itfr liitehcn's Blood Restorer and his skill in'my treatment. ~.•-?■,.. ■, ; And I make this solomn declaration consciontioualy believing the aamo .}•■ to bo true and by yirtuo of an Act.of the General Assembly of Now Zealand intitulod the Justices of the Peaco Act. 1882. Made and do'clared ,aH Auckland, this tenth day of V John Waiker, .. of Decomber, 1894. J Beforo mo, Wm. McCullougit. A Justice of tho Peace for the colony of New Zealand. . Note.—Any person interested in cases similar to this can seethe patient (at Mr Ilitchens, 18 and bO, Shortland-street). prior to his departure for Westport. /"I 0L LI SI 0 N.—B.S.- 0T A RAM A \y ARRIVED. We shall be able to deliver on MONDAY morning— ,'..... NEW SULTANAS ... FIGg „ VALENCIAS .. CURRANTS MIXED SPICE . WALNUTS, BARCELONAS ' ~ BRAZIL NUTS METZ FRUITS' . DE CARTE'S RIPS FRUIT DRINKS FRUIT JELLIH3 GINGER BEER POWDER . ■ ■•'■•■ HERABL EXTRACT. , A. J. ENTRICAN & CO.