r A : T IREDALE'S SENSATIONAL SALE. DOUBLE WIDTH FANCY DRESS GOODS 6Jd and 1/ per yard, three and four times the prices. FRENCH ROBE LENGTHS 10/6 the robe, original prices 35/ to 45/. - "EXTENSION OF PREMISES SALE. .TVjTLNE AND /CHOYCE Beg to announce that in consequence of their present premises having become too small for their ever increasing business, they have taken over the adjoining shop, so largely increasing their Floor space. I THE BUILDER REQUIRING POSSESSION AT ONCE. MILNE AND CHOYCE MUST CLEAR THEIR.WELL KNOWN HIGH CLASS STOCK ,:; WITHIN, A FORTNIGHT. . -/. AT-ANY COST. .- STARTLING BARGAINS .ARE-BEING OFFERED THROUGHOUT •', Jy_y SALE 'IS NOW ON.-t-,'.!.' » ..-" QUEEN--AND 'WELLESLEY STSi' ■ h -I h. f. wj 1 N D s° *• STJRGEONfc-i DKNTIST (By Steam.), SHOgT3~rtAND ST. (oppwsita General Pout* Office).. Telephone 377. COTS WA-HAE, WA-HA, WA-HOO (LOASBY'S).-MOKE ENTHUSIASM We get numbers of kttters thanking us for the benefits; that Loasby's Wahoo confers upon dyspeptics, who spend their half crowns rightly. One of the latest and best known is Iffr Wm Berry, of Woodlands, near Invercargill. This gentleman was a sufferer for over two years from indigestion, sick, headache, depressed spirits, pains in chest and back, and was.quite unfit for work. He started and took every advertised remedy in turn. They all failed until LOASBY'S WAHOO was taken. Rfsult: Never has anything been made to equal it,' is how his letter ends. Mr BHiRRY'S experience of LOASBY'S WAHOO will be yours. There ia no need bo suffer. Dental $" o t i c c. A. L. SMITH, DENTIST, HOBSO N-STREET (Opposite St. '. Matthew's Church) SUPPLIES UPPER OR LOWER SET OF TEETH, £2. TEETH EXTRACTED without any pain. Charge, 5/, Gas included. All Dental Work Repaired. • ANWARD! ' A UCKLAND. MODERN MEDICINES and 'UP TO DATE' REMEDIES. At the Old and Popular Establishment THE PHARMACY, QUEEN-STREET. Opposite- the Bank of New South Wales, GRAVES AICKIN Begs to inform Exhibition Visit- . ors and others that his business is one of the best equipped ih all respects In' the Cwlony. Th«t prices are those recognised in the trade as. . being . FAIR AND REASONABLE. We DO -NOT ENTER INTO UNFADi COMPETITION BY CUTTING PRICES, BUT CHARGE LOW ■ CURRENT RATES ONLY FOR THE BEST ARTICLES PROCURABLE IN THE WORLD'S MARKETS. The DISPENSING OF PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS is specially safeguarded by checking the ingredients and their manipulation so as to prevent the possibility of error. All the recent SYNTHETICAL and AL.KALQIDAL REMEDIES of established value, also, the NEW ANTISEPTICS and ANIMAL ORGANIC EXTRACTS are regularly i>eceived, as evidence of their value becomes apparent. r-jrS—INDIGO Vicunas and Serges, guar--o<l> anteed fast dye; also choice Tweeds reduced to 55/. For short period only.— Adams and Bunker, Cash Tailors, IS4 Queen-street. r7(r;S—OUR Best Plain ana Fancy VI--4 O cunas reduced to this price during our Stocktaking Sale.—Adams and Bunker, Cash Tailors,, IS4 Queen-street,
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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 30, 6 February 1899, Page 4
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