Lato Advortir:oiT_e_rtt_s. A "V I. W ■/, E A L A N D 3 NATIVES' AKSOB|M^ CIATION (l_i.<_isTi_ui:i». D^S»BgW?' $t* ''Tie Monthly Meeting iS-W^wiSiii?** taken place ut the Tailor- ««"*' Hall on MONDAY *"*l§Mr* liVJCNING at 8 o'clock". A Paper on " I.KCOLLECTIONS OF EARLY AUCKLAND" will be read at 8.15, by P. A. PHILIPS. Esq. Member-, of kindred Affeociations aro cordially invited. Nomination)., etc., will bo received at 7.30. !■'. VV. LUHNINO, Secretary. C URN'S, BUNIONS. WARTS AND DEFECTIVE NAILS-.Mr Hnsstlnn, Chiropodist, can he consulted at Kidd's Commercial Hotel. Early application necessary as it takes a few dayH to effect, permanent cure. References to leading citizens. rjryi'ETvuTfTNTT Tm^xhsT^-I7^ dTFX FERENT MAKES OF MACHINES KEPT. PROSPECTUS ON APPLICATION. J. 11. OOLYVILL, QPEKN-ST.. Opposite 'Herald' OiTicn. '"Tis tho talk of the city. The rumour in townThat Pros, er'ri Great Salo Is tho best ever known. pENTS.' BALMORALS FROM 5s M. Ladies' Button Boots from 5s Gd. Ladies' Button Shoes from <ls lid. Don't fail to Call. Our Prices will Surprise you. PROSSER'S GREAT REALISATION SALE. TjU)UND, a puTTinjc boat. Ir not. elaiined A within seven days will be sold to pay expenses. —F. Poole, Chelsea. Ql lOKT iTAN'T)— DA"Y~ ~A ND EVENING k? CLASSES NOW FORMING. PROS PECTUS ON APPLICATION. J. 11. COLWILL, QUEEN-ST.. Opposite 'Herald' Oflice. "DOOK-K KEPT NO—SINGLE & DOUBLE JL> ENTRY CLASSES NOW FORMING PROSPECTUS ON APPLICATION. J. 11. COT AVILL, QUEEN-ST.. Opposite 'Herald' Oflice. FOR SALE. Highest Grade Pianos by George Rogers and Sons, London. noble in tone, handsome in appearance, unrivalled for durability. See the best of all other makers then compare with the Rogers before buying. At lowest wholesale prices for cash. ' JOHN WEST, 12, WELLESLEY-STREET W. I OST, between Ponsonby and Parnell, J Gold Arrow Brooch with 5 pointed star.—Reward on returning to Mrs Draffin, Sarsllekl-street. Ponsonby. 31>OOTS and Shoes almost, for taking A them away at R. Z. Garrett's Great and .Final Sale, Queen-street. WANTED, Lady (young), position, useful, Companion elderly or young married lady; musical, domesticated; town preferred.—Energetic, 50, 'Star' Ofiiee. ADY, thoroughly experienced in housekeeping wishes re-engagement in that capacity, working or otherwise; able to make butter and bread.—Address 8.A., 55, 'Star' Ollice. _ TTCTANTED, smart Girl for machining.— VV Apply for address Mr Lambourne, Ponsonby Road. RAIMA- 7!-. Property Exchange" Highstreet and KaransahaDG Road, advances on Bills of Sale, Promissory Notes and Freeholds. No delay. V/IfANTIOD, a General Servant for ElVV lerslie.—Apply Arthur Cleave und Co.. Vulcan Lane. T^6IT"SA BET god Harness Mare, any 1. trial given. — Apply M. Marriott, Grocer, Parnell. mllE OPINION OF ANOTHER BIG A COMPANY. Dear Sirs,— We have pleasure in recording our opinion of the merits of the Dkns.mori. Tvi'i.writkrs which wc got from you. We have daily done a very large amount of hard work upon them, and they havo proved thoroughly good machines. Previous to using your machines we had others in our offlce here, but WO never got the samo satisfaction out of them as we have done out of tho Densniores. Yours vory truly Kempthorne. Prosser & Co.'s N.Z. Drug Co. (Ltd.). Jas. HENTON, Manager. Tfcs SkSN- typewriter Co., Auckland.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXIX, Issue 148, 25 June 1898, Page 5
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