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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 10, 13 January 1899, Page 7

Mo_aey. | "wwjlAP MONEY —Trust Honoj to Lend at j \ j very low rate of interest. BURTON & HAMMOND, l Solicitors, Queen-street, pearly Opposite Fort-street, Auckland. | 7»/*7lk7fcdn_rTO LEND in sums of I 4~iX)\JXr*jl from £50 upwards.—Apply ] GJb.!s. Cochrane, Cochrane'* Auction Mart, jgs qgwa-strcet. j MONEY TO LEND at a moderate rate of interest.—Apply to JACKSON & RUSSELL. Solicitors, Shortland-street. MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage ot first-class Freehold Securities. WILLIAM COLEMAN. Solicitor and Notary Public, National Insurance Buildings, Queen-st. rirONEY—We have Money to lend at -iVI lowest rates of interest.—Baxter and Shrewsbury, Solicitors, 91, Queen-street, Auckland. MONEY TO BE LENT on Interests - -under villi, freehold, or other approved cMiwities, in sums to suit borrowers.—Apply to S pa Vafle, Solicitor, Legal Chambers, jjBMB-atreet. opposite Vulcan Lana. OO AAA —£1500—£500—AND OTHER 3tO»vllll/ SUMS TO LP-^ND, on good Freehold Property, at 5 per cent. ARCH. BUCHANAN. Solicitor. Vulcan Lane. iOOKAOA— INTERESTS under wills 3J_itt)\}\j\J and reversionary interests of every kind bought or advanced aeainst up to full value—Apply stating particulars, to Investor, Box 420. G.P.O A °- * MONEY TO LEND ■SPffiSlllaab In any sums upon Freehold §^^^^g®< Security, terms to suit borONE! TO LEJ^D ON IM'Urtth 1 a under Wills, Bills of Lading, Bond Warrants, Bills of Exchange, Bills of gale, or other,securities, in sums to suit borrowers. Advances made to Farmer* 'requiring temporary assistance on the ■eourity of Farm' Products or stock, f-pc from Commission.—Northern Estate Agency and Finance Company (Limited). .sg__ ghortland-street. •\IfOKET LENT ON PROMISSORY ' JffL K»TES, HOUSES, FURSvITORE, &<X ■: BH.LS DISCOUNTED DAILY. Mortgages Negotiated. ->.. JOHN W. HABDIE, iAKD, COMMISSION & ESTATE A® EST fiIGH-STJREET. AUCKLAND. Booksellers. | SPRECKLEY'S Christmas Numbers iPear's Annual—Three Splendid Plates, 1/6, posted 2/ Illustrated London News—With Beau- % tiful Coloured Plate, entitled 'Reconciliation,' l/t>, posted 1/10 London Graphic — Printed in Colours, with 2 Presentation Plates, 1/6, post- . ■ Ed 1/10 __, r , JThe Gentlewoman—Contributions and 11- --, lustrations, solely by Colonial au- " thors and artists, 1/6, posted 1/9 Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News ' —Coloured Plate 'The Hero of Trafal- ■■*■ gar,' 1/6, posted 1/11 ffhe Sketch—Two Superb Plates 1/6, posti ed 1/10 ■JToung Ladies' Journal—Double Number y 2/6, posted 3/ , _ "Sketchy Bits—With Splendid Battle Picture, by R. Caton Woodville, 6d, post,.t: .ed 7d - ~ iadies' Pictorial, 1/6, posted 2/ The Golden Penny 9d, posted lOd IThe Windsor Magazine—Printed in Colours 1/3, posted 1/10 |?earson's Magazine, 1/3, posted 1/7 >The Strand Magazine, 1/3, posted 1/7 Illustrated Magazine, 1/3, posted 1/7 SThe Woman at Home 1/3, posted 1/7 'iCassell's Magazine 1/3, posted 1/7 :Wide World Magazine 1/3, posted 1/7 liarinsworth's Magazine 9d, posted 1/1 f ANNUAL VOLUMES. I Chums S/, Boys' Own Annual 8/, Girls' Own Annual 8/, Young England 5/, Lit"tle Folk 3/6 and 5/, Chatterbox 3/, Caswell's Magazine 5/, Woman at Home 8/, '■■(Windsor Magazine 6/, Strand Magazine €/6, British Boys 3/6. All the most popular Annual Volumes kept in stock. THE SUNLIGHT YEAR BOOK FOR y - 1899. (The Cheapest Book in the World, containing upwards of 500 pages of useful information; also specially written story by Sir Walter Besant. Price 6d, posted lOd. r R. SPRECKLEY, " (Next Post Office) SHORTLAND-STREET, AUCKLAND. Board and Residence. BOARD AND RESIDENCE - Window Cards handsomely printed, 1/ j each, at 'Star' Office. lAWAAWAROA BAY, Waiheke.-Com-Ex fortable Board and Residence at this magnificent sheltered bay, for limited ■-'Bomber of visitors; good aoating, bathfag, fishing, shooting.—Apply to Mrs Gordon, Cowes, Waiheke. BJOTORUA— Langham House—Superior »* Board arid Residence close to Rail•fcay Station and Government Baths. Serins—6/ per day. 35/ one week, two Weeks or longer 30/. Pony Carriage and Bath Chair for use of invalids. Wire ';!<>; C. Hawker Wilson for rooms. JEYDON'S PROVINCIAL COFFEE ** PALACE, PITT STREET, h.now open for visitors under the personal supervision of Mrs Leydon. the Hjpuse is one of the finest and best BJtnated in Auckland, commanding a beautiful view of city, suburbs, and har- | tonr. It was for many years the resilience of Dr. Purchas. It is built on a | J«se block of land, well stocked with ttoice New Zealand trees and shrubs. ...Visitors to Auckland will find It a very kteaetive place of residence. Educational. jDBINCE ALBERT COLLEGE. : ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS. IPS resolution of the Board of Govern■3ia> Entrance Scholarships, providing ffee Tuition for 3 years, will be open jtecompetition by examination at Prince College shortly after the begin._#s. of the first term, 1899. ..Full particulars can be obtained from of the Board of Governors. THOMAS ALLEN. [Government Insurance Buildings. H , Auckland. |p T. H. BOS WORTH. teacher of Violin, cello, and singing. fl^Mof Mr C. H. Briggs. Mus. Doc. v*ttta.b», Mr Henry Houseley, F.c.u. Ay:.:.. and C.) .Excellent Local References. ORGANS, etc., FOR SALE, OR DEFERRED PAYMENT. Ifi Copied, Transposed, or Cyclostyled SB?I'Band Parts Arranged. •^Haiess-SYMONDS-STREET. ** Ife P. Drum, Secretary SU Bene|lHi;:-- i ' dlcfa HalL I f