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Auckland Star, Volume XXIX, Issue 155, 4 July 1898, Page 8

Heavy lambswool shirts, 1/11; a few club stripe jerseys still left at 2/6; boys' 6d jerseys sold out; silk stripe tennis shirts,' 1/11; a- few odd lines in sox at 3d, at Fowlds' great clearance sale.—(Advt.)

Lata Advertisements. TJSTHO'S YOUR HATTER? Alf. Moore, Yv Karangahape Road. Finest Stock of Good Quality Hats in New Zealand. Great Reduction. _ • [ CAN THIS BE TRUE"? Boys' Linen Collars, Id; Men's Linen Collars, 5 for Is; Paper Collars, 72 for 2d.—Alf. Moore, Karangahape Road. ■ HO'S YOUR HATTER? 3J oz cool spring felt hats, reduced from 8s 6d to 2s Gd.— Alf. Moore, Karangahape Road. 4 "POLO LINEN "COLLARSIor Is. Boys' Sailor Collars, 5 for Is. 5 ties for Is.-Alf. Moore, Karangahapo Road. ANTED to Buy, Bicycle, with all extras Must be cheap.—Apply by letter to A.T., 106,_Star Office. W"~ ANTED, Good General Servant, wages 12s.—Apply Mrs B. J. M. Kemp, Parnell. TSTE never resuse ! Bills discounted, AdVV vances on bills of sale and all securities. —Bradly and Co., 21 High-street. ANTED Boy, Tea-packing; smart, good character, age 14 about.—Apply Warehouse, Little Queen-st., Tuesday morning, 9 o'clock.—A. H. Nathan. OR SALE—Outside Gas Bar, eighty lights. —Apply Moore, Hatter, Pitt-street. ANTED","* Good Reliable Plumber.—Apply J. H. Blackwood. Onehunga. -_ WANTED, Partner in Manufacturing Business with £500; Small Businesses for clients; Cottages on terms.—J.. Peckover, Agent, 75, Queen-street. RONZE-WING Gobblers from First and Special Cock Bird, at Arthur's Sale of Prize Poultry, Tuesday, sth July. RIZE GOBBLERS (Bronze Wing) at Arthur's Sale of Prize Poultry To-morrow. ijio FARMERS—Five Bronze-Wing Gobblers A to be sold at Arthur's To-morrow (Tuesday^ rnECHNICAL SCHOOL, Rutland-street— -L Subjects—Freehand and Modol, Mechanical and Architectural Drawing, Perspective and Geometry, Mathematics, Shorthand, Carpentry and Joinery, Staircasing and HandrailIng, Wood Carving, Plumbing, Graining and Marbling, and Dressmaking. Syllabus on application. New term starts this MONDAY, July 4th. HENRY MACKIE, Secretary. ILL M.T. '• Vora," call at Star Office for Photos and Letter. LOST, to-day, an Umbrella in Queen-street, with cherry on handle.—Reward at Jackson and Russell, Shortland-street. OHORTLAND AND CO. (their Attorney Mr k3 Shortland), Palmerston Buildings, Chambers No. 31.—Note: Partnerships, Reversions and Chancery Matters advised. ANTED, by 2 young Ladies, comfortable Board and Lodgings near town.—Address particulars to Comfort, 109, Star Office. ANTED, Lady or Gentleman Partner ,to travel." Business guaranteed, £60.— Address Shaddo, 110, Star Office. npECHNIOAL SCHOOL,.Rutland-street New JL l'orm this Monday, July 4th, Syllabus oa application^— 3. H. Mackie, Secretary. - - ■ - rnECHNICAL SCHOOL, Rutland-street, New JL Term this Monday, July 4th. Syllabus on application.—J. H. Mackie, Secretary. W~ANTED~to~Purchaso or Lease, ■ a small Country Store; must be in gum district, near Auckland preferred.—Address Beta, 111, Star Office.__ LOST— Colliie Bitch, 8 months old, Sable White.—Reward, B. Grayson, Bridgestreet, or W. White, Victoria-street. FOR SALicr~nice little Business in good thoroughfare, cheap; owner leaving Auckland.-Apply Star Office. ANTED, Ladies and Gentlemen to form a first-class Dramatique Club. Previous experience preferred.—Mrs Alexander, Citizens' Assurance Buildings. MOUNT ALBERT PUBLIC. POUND.— Impounded on July 3rd, 1898, for trespassing on Mr Taylor's property, Mount Roskill, Bay Mare, star on forehead, tip off the near ear. If not releasod will be sold July 13th, 1898, at noon, to defray expenses. W. A. LYND, Poundkeeper. O I L L I A II D~ S. Criterion Hotel (late Pier Hotel), to-morrow TUESDAY, at 7 o'clock, WEDNESDAY at 3 and 7. C. DAWSON (who challenges the world) versus J. P. MANNOCK. The above celebrated players will play matches and give an exhibition of fancy strokes" Admission, 2s 6d. A few reserved seats, ss. Arthur Tooman] [.Thomas Neill SATURDAY' NEXT, at 12. ' AT LAUREL BANK, MOUNT ALBERT. The undersigned, under instructions from Mr Thos. Kelly, will sell at Laurel Bank, as above, ■t A GOOD DAIRY COWS, 7 close ■to Xtf. calving, 1 pure bred Pedigree Jersey Bull (Waverly), 2 Children's Ponies, ' 2 Ladies', 1 Gent's Saddle, 1 almost new Buggy, with spring cushions, suitable for invalid.Light Spring Cart/Horse and Harness, 2 sets Buggy and carriage Harness, Horse Covers, Dairy Utensils, I Chaffcutter, 2 Mangold Pulpers, Turn ing Lathe, Tools, and sundry Furniture, etc., etc. <•■ ARTHUR T6OM'AN AND CO. T AND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES'. Notice is hereby given that the several parcels of Land hereinafter described will bo brought under the Provisions of the Land Transfer Act, 1885, unless caveat be lodged for bidding the same within one month from the date of the Gazette containing this notice. 3463—JAMES GALLAGHER, Allotment 29, Parish of Puni, containing 343a lr 7p, in applicant's occupation. ■.34S4—ROBERT COCKERLJNE, Allotment 87, 88, 89, and 98, Parish of Puniu, containing 200a, in applicant's occupation. 347&-JOHN HENRY FIELD, Part of Allotment 4, Section 18, of the City or Auckland, containing 9 7-10 p.,' in occupation of tenant. 3478—TAMAR AMY THORNES, Lota II and 12 of Allotments 19, 20, 21, and 22, Section 25, City of Auckland, containing ■9p, unoccupied. , Diagrams may be inspect'e.d!?a.f this-of-. See. Dated this 2nd day of July. ■ 1S98", at the Lands Registry .Office; Auckland. EDWIN BAMFORD. District Land Registrar. TCTAST CAPE LIGHTHOUSE TOWER. Tenders will be received at the Public Works Offices Auckland, Wellington, Greymouth, Christchurch and Dunedin, until noon of MONDAY, July 25, 1898, for the Construction of the Iron Tower for the abovementioned Lighthouse. They are, to be addressed to the Minister for Public Works, and marked outside 'Tender for Iron Tower, East Cape Lighthouse.' Specifications, etc., may be seen at the abovementioned offices the Thames Post Office, the Chief Surveyors' Offices, Nelson, and Invercargill. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By command. W. H. HALES, Marine Engineer. Public Works Office, Wellington, June 28, 1898.