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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 6, 9 January 1899, Page 8

If you want a Gladstone bag, portmanteau, or travelling trunk for going on a holiday, Geo. Fowlds gives Al value. —(Ad.)

WANTED, Buyers of "Wire Stretchers, 13/; Wire Mattress, S/6; Washstand and Dressing Table, 10/6 the pair; superior with polished tops, 16/6; Cretonne Sofa, 25/; Leather, 30/; Kitchen Chairs, 2/6; full-size Brass-mounted Bedstead, 35/; Combination Chest of Drawers, 30/; Duchess Pair, tile back. 40/; Drawing-room Suites from £6 10/; Muslin, Lace, and Cretonne Curtains, best value. Linoleum, safe 15/; Chest of Drawers, 20/; Plate looking Glasses from 9d; Crockery. Dinner Sets, Pink and Gold Tea Sets, S/6; "White and Gold China Cups and Saucers, 6/ doz; Printed, 3/6; Toilet Sets. 6/6; Tumblers, 2/ doz; "Wire Netting, all sizes, from ? to' 6 feet; Kerosene Stoves from 3/, with ovens 12/6; Spirit Stove and Kettle, 1/- Box Irons, 2/6; Dover Cooking Stove with latest improvements, 52/6: Orion and other Ranges; every description of Enamelled Ware, Buckets, Dishwashers Saucepans, Stetrpans, Basins, 7d; Pie Dish, Sd'; Plates, 6d; Mugs, 6d; Spittoons, 1/6;' all sorts of Hard and Hollow Ware, Baths, Baskets, Saucepans, Frypans, Brushware, Spades, Forks, Hoes, Rakes, Scythes and Snaths, Johnston's Cutlery, Potosi Swoons and Forks, Cruets, Ausonia Alarm Clocks, 6/6; large 8-day do., 16/; Electro-plated Cake Baskets, 10/6; Biscuit Jars. 12/6; etc.—At H.R. Shroff's. 106 and 103. Victoria-street. O Qjr WILL buy a Wilhelmy Piano, ..BJOaJ same maker as that played at the Exhibition by electricity; easy payments arranged. Sole agent, G. RICHARDSON, . yigtecta.-gtr^gt East. . - . O i O■_ AS '— NEW American Organ, oJJOA J-Vstops and swell; also', others at £15 to £55, at RICHARDSON'S. U SECOND-HAND Pianos at Richardson's,£l4 and upwards.byßord.Waldman, Zeiglar. Holling and Spangenberg, Broadwood, Collard, and others, taken in exchange. Being overstocked, will accept any reasonable offer to clear. WANTED, the lightest Scones. Personally, I'm glad you are woke up. Ask for Tucker's Baking Powder. W^ANTEdTncw Chums to ask the best Baking Powder? "Hoot. awa'. mon. d'ye no ken Tucker's?' Any Grocer. \TJ7ANTED Known—Stewart Dawson and VV Co.'s Premises are Closed Every "Wednesday from 1 p.m. Open till 9.30 Saturday evenings. TnOR SALE, Gas Ranges, the quickest -E? hestingr ovens in existence—Snow "Rooms, 2ti, Wyndham-street. OR SALE, New and Second-hand Vehicles, great variety; £8 upwards.— Cousins and Cousins, Coachbuilders, Lome-street. OR SALE, Allotment, Village of Waiuku, a first-class Business Site; also, 2 Allotments in Queen-street, Onehunga. —Apply to David Campbell, Waiuku. TJK) R SALE~ CHEAP NEAR ' CREAMERY. A first class Farm of 80 acres at the Mauku, close to School, Store, and Post Office, well sheltered with clumps ol natural bush, well watered and fenced, Cheapest Farm in the District. T. B. CLAY, next Post Office. Tjl O R S A L E REMUERA—Residence Sites on Mount Hobson, Ascot Avenue, Ladies' Mile, Green Lane, etc., etc., on terms to suit purchasers. Also. Small Farm 3 at Birkenhead, Mae"raetai, Whangaparoa, etc. Any acreage from 10 to 1000. Some magnificent beact: fiontages. and terms to .suit-purchasers. J. PEACH, Remuera. A" WARNING. The Auckland Public ARE "WARNED not to leave the Exhibition without seeing the Great Ferris Wheel laden with Goid Medal FLAG BRAND Pickies, Sauces, Cordials, etc. HAYWARD BROS., Manu f acturer s. AUCKLAND EXHIBITION-IMPORT-ANT ANNOUNCEMENT-MrH.BEN-NETT, late Providore of the New Zealand and Union S.S. Companies, and who for many years has so successfully and satisfactorily Catered for the Auckland and the travelling public, wishes to acquaint his numerous friends and visitors that he has secured the whole of the spacious premises known heretofore as the Marine Chambers, which name lias been changed to the GLADSTONE COFFEE PALACE, Corner Queen and Quay streets, head of Wharf, affording every facility to passengers and visitors arriving per steamer or rail to our city. All the Reading. Smoking, Sitting, Bed and Dining Rooms have been furnished in the very latest style. Every Room in the Establishment, from East to West, affords a splendid view of the harbour, shipping, and northern shores. Spacious Baggage Rooms, Hot, Cold, Fresh, and Sea Water Baths to suit Invalids, and Night Porter. The whole of this much needed enterprise will be under the direct and able management of Mr H. Bennett. Special attention is called to our Cuisine. Our table will be equal to anything ever yet attempted, efficiency and cleanliness being the order. Under the direction of the noted French Cook, Signor Ornalles. On the basement, facing the Northcote Ferry Wharf, we have a well conducted Restaurant, where we are supplying First class Meals at 6d — Messrs H. BENNETT and FRANK ORNALLES, Proprietors. OPENS SATURDAY. DECEMBER 24. /CHRISTMAS PRESENTS-Come and \J Inspect our Lovely Stock of CHINA, GLASS, and ELECTRO-PLATED goods before purchasing elsewhere—TYLEß'S, Queen-street, ■. •