•' FtaMie JS'etlees.' A SPLEN DID LOT of Ladies' Navy and -ZraL Black Genuine Cravenette Cloaks, new shapes. Real Bargains.—X. HOBBS. UOODALL'S CUSTARD POWDER is the best. . v ■ Ask your grocer for it. YORK SHIRE It B.L IS _ The best Sauca ia the worldl .; -" .- . ■ ' Try it. MACKINTOSHES. Sev?n Seams, 20s; Colonial Tweed Suits to Measure, 40s. —Geo. Mcßride. 41 and 45. '"Victoria-streets.' - BATHS^-TURKISH. BATHS, open every day for Ladiesamd Gentlemen from 3 a.m. till 6 p.m. Charges, 3s : Saturday. 2s; 8 tickets. £1. Nothing > better for purifying the Bkin, restoring the health, or removing aches and pains of a. Hot and Cold Plunge Baths, with *how»r, 6d.from6 a-m. till 7 p.m.—Lome-street, oirWlctoria-streetEast. YCROFT'S Water Crackers are the most ■'. palatablo unsweetened biscuits on the market. SOME specially good lines in -MEN'S and BOYS'OLOTHlN«i.atstrictly WHOLESALE PRICES for CASH, at B. HOBBS.: COMPARE Values w,ifch; so-called Cheap Sales'. v 20 "Ladies'',Ail-wool l=Rainproof Cloaks, in greys and fawna,; 8a lid each, worth 355; also 100 dozen Ladies and Children's Allwool Cashmere Hose (ribbed). Is per pair.—J. A. Brad-street, Draper, EajaJngahape Road. ■■■ WHOLESALE Depot for New Zealand : Dairy Association's Butter—Office City Flonr Mills, Shorfland-street. . ______ T^riXEY'S •' Corvus " Knife Polish.—Of li 'all Grocers and Ironincmtarß. B YCROFT'S Arrowroot .Biscuits are , specially recommended for children., DISTINCTLY THE MOST" ECONOMICAL GAS ENGINE. In the market. (See late Engineering Journals). - Highly ' Finished. THE " OTTO" CIIOSSLEY'S GAS ENGINE. • Sole Agents: AUCKLAND' GAS COMPANY (Limited). SPLENDID LOT OF:MEN'S AND BOYS' OVERCOATS" at SPECIAL PRICES. -R. HOBBS. ' IHGG POWDER.—TUCKER'S quite an !_ identity! Egco dear! Egg Powder cheap. Tins, 6d. Ask for T UCKER'S. TUCKER'S. B YCROFT'S Superior Wine Biscuits, Vanilla flavour, are infinitely better than the imported article. : A""N DREW "- im R A.SJE 11, ACCOUNTANT, BROKER,AND ■ : GENERAL AGENT, HAS REMOVED INTO LARGER OFFCES ON-GROUND (FLOOR OF OLD AIXDRESS-r- ---' 81, QUEEN-STREET. "' AlF.'s 21 years'varied experience in-Mercan-tile pursuits places him in a position-second to none in advising clients when placed in any difficulties relating to their business. [ Assignments Arranged, Balance-sheotsTnade up, • Valuations. Arbitrations, and Appnaisementa undertaken on reasonable,terma. ■: Acting as Agent for several Southern Firms, and having an intimate knowledge of the local markets.' Country clients in' a position.to purchase for cash can effect a great, saving by ordering through the undersigned. , ANDREW FRASBR. HE brand New Zealand Dairy Association is guarantee of the finest quality of table Butter; .. .■',.-''.■■:■. -■ _____-■! B" YCROFT'S Digestive and Wholemeal Biscuits are V-ry nUtritiOUS and SUSUining. -. ■' ;'■ ■■■ :■ ' ■■:■ ' ~■■■'■ -^ ■ ■■:■■' '■ '-..: .» A FTER ALL, I can go tosHOBBS' __ and get what I want, and-BETTER VALUE than any of the • Selling-off SHOPS' _ /UOODALL'S E«G POWDEIC \3T . o»a,Sixpeany. Tin - ■ ' , U cqtt&Lto 25-Kgga. .~, COMPARE Value with so-called Cheap ' Sales. -.1,000 Yards Shaded; Beaver, 63d and sjd pei'yata: usual price Is 6id and Is 3Jd per yard.-J. A. Bradstreet, Draper, Karangahape Road. .■'"-'- LUMBAGO UNDERVESTS. —. Besb Natural Wool Ribbed Waistband ; never rucks up. Refer to Captain Gedde..—J. M. McLaohlan, 222, Queen-street. OUSBHOLDBRS, see that your grocer supplies yos with New Zealand Dairy Association's Butter. OOD ALL'S JELLY SQUARES are to bo obtained ■~:-.,- from all Grocers. TSTEW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOCIA_I| TION'S Butter Van delivers Butter in city and suburbs daily. Wonderful stock of flannelettes for underwear, at strictly wholesale prices for cash, at R. HOBBS'. COMPARE Values with so-called Cheap Sales-100 dozen 4-button Kid Gloves. Is lHd per pair. Dark Shade*. All Sizes: 1.000 Ladies' Felt and Straw Hats, 6d to Is lljd each, under half-price.—J. A. Bradstreet, Draper, Karaagahape Road. •'--'"": ¥>ESPOKE—For well-made and perfectJt> fitting Hand-sewn Boots, to order, by accurate measurements, try Miller and Son s High-street, near Q.P.O. Repairs prompt. EGG POWDER—TUCKER'S made in Auckland. None better. Tins.od. Try Try. Try, Try, Try for Pancakes, etc. UR LINED CLOAKS—Best quality at cost'price. warehouse bargains, elegant, comfortable. 25s to five guineas.—J. M. McLachlan, 222, Queen-street. X HOBBS has speciol GOOD VALUE • in BLANKETS this Season ; also, a few pairs, slightly soiled, at Reduced Prices: and good BROWN BLANKETS for Horse Covers. B YCROFT'S have no occasion to advertise their Round Wine. ____ BSOLUTELY Choicesb Creamery Butter for the table all the year round.--New Zealand Dairy Asaaciatioß. ■ B' YBROFT'S Plain Lunch are excellent supper biscuits. '..;' EXAMINATION OF BA^TIr? SUPERINTENDENTS.' Mines Department. '>' ~:■ ■.-';•'' Wellington.29thJune, 1895. An Examination of Candidates for Certificates as Battery Superintendents under "The Mining Act. 1891, Amendment Act, 1894, will be held on THURSDAY, tho 15th August, 189b, and following day, at places to bo hereafter named. All applications, with necessary certificates, and fee of.-■'„. must be addressed to "The Secretary of. the Board of Examiners under the Mining Act, Wellington." and must be received beforo the 31st July, 1895, or they will hot be dealt with until the following exanimation. ' T . H . HAMER, Secretary to'the Board of Examiners. •_ YCROFT'S Marie Biscuits are without a rival. Lemon. Noyeau and Vanilla flavours. ;' MRS STEMSON, Dressmaker, bovine returned from Wanganui. business will bo carried on as usual at her residence.-Graf ton Road. I~ F YOU WANT A GOOD MACKINTOSH, without paying an extravagant price for it. inspect B. HOBBSV ■: iyiXEY'S '* Cervus " Bag Blue, ready _1 for use. _____■___ ■ "•' ' mARANAkI~RELIEF~FUNDr ; 1860Pursuant to the provisions of the Charitable Funds Appropriation Act, 1871, I. the undersigned, hereby call together a meeting of the contributory of moneyto the above Fund to be held at Blown, Campbell and Co.'s Office, Shortland Street, Auckland, on TUESDAY, tiie 9th July, at two o'clock p.m., for the purpose of appropriating the resMne of.-tho moneys raised for the above purpose. It is proposed that the same shall be appropriated for the purposes of the Auckland Technical School Association, and be handod to the-Treasurer thereof'for the Following reason, nansely. thepurpoto for which llic-'said money was raised was Hcr.-omplishfd before the whole of'the fund was disbursed, the Superintendent of Taranaki Province having Intimated that further relief was not required. J. L. CAMPBELL, Convener. - - • :-N;B,-It is competent for contributors to pro* pose other objoctsr-to which the money maybe .pplied orrepaid to coßtributbrs upon complying with certain provisions contained in the In*-to that end. ; ..' '• v ,-See Sectionß J7 and?l9 of abonfa Act,
Permanent link to this item
https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS18950708.2.2.4
Bibliographic details
Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 161, 8 July 1895, Page 1
Word Count
984Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 161, 8 July 1895, Page 1
Using This Item
No known copyright (New Zealand)
To the best of the National Library of New Zealand’s knowledge, under New Zealand law, there is no copyright in this item in New Zealand.
You can copy this item, share it, and post it on a blog or website. It can be modified, remixed and built upon. It can be used commercially. If reproducing this item, it is helpful to include the source.
For further information please refer to the Copyright guide.
Acknowledgements
This newspaper was digitised in partnership with Auckland Libraries.