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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 88, 15 April 1899, Page 4

HPO THE LADIES OF AUCKLAND. BERLIN DEPOT, NEWTON. Mrs Hunter wishes to announce the arrival of a large selection of new goods. Point Lace Requisites, Silk Fringes and Cords, Drawn Thread Frames. Traced Lined Goods, and Latest Transfer Patterns, and every requisite • for Fancy Work. Lessons given by efflcint teachers Stamping done. QUALITY TELLS A TALE. PROVED BY THE FACT THAT NEARLY X OUT OF EVERY 4: Of the whole population of Men, Women, and i ■ • Children DRINK Nelson, Moaie, Coo's Pure TeaSo •A...■-'. fA.UTUMN IMPORTATIONS. I£IL^E & QHOYCE Beg to draw attention to the SPECIAL SHOW IN THEIR NEW WINDOW. Of the Latest Things in MILLINERY, , Including Latest Paris Models, 'The Trelawney, 'Marquise, Mushroom,' and other popular styles. Also, Special Display of the Newest Designs in MANTLES, CAPES, FURS, etc., etc. Amongst which will be found the 'New Sackville, Argyle. Belvedere, and Golt/ Capes, varying from 13/6 to 69/. Fur lined Capes, very Handsome Mantles and Exquisite Evening Cloake, in •Heliotrope, Gold, and Blue. Mackintoshes in all the new "shapes, in> eluding 'The Paddock, Inverness, Otago, and Cycling Shapes. UNDERCLOTHING AND CORSET DEPARTMENT IS NOW FULLY ' STOCKED. M. and C. also draw attention to their Window of New Shipments of Manchester Goods and Belfast Goods, including all the latest Novelties in Linen and Damask Goods, and the now celebrated GLACIER BLEACH CALICOES Guaranteed not to crack and to keep a ■ Pure White. Also, tempting line, bought frdm the maker, comprising 150 dozen § and $ Serviettes, slightly imperfect, odd patterns, and made up in bundles of half dozens at l/i 2/6, 3/6, 4/6 per bundle, worth more than double. A Special Line of Double Damask Cloths, bought a job, exquisite designs and borders, in 2, 2*. and 3 yards long, at S/b, 10/6 and 12/6, much below usual prices. Beautiful Goods in all the New, Dress Fabrics, Silks, Hosiery, Gloves, Laces, Ribbons, Furs, Boys' Clothing, Fancy Goods, etc., etc. On account of the great increase In the Dressmaking Departments, a second room has been opened, under the superintendence of Miss Tuffnell, whose style and lit are ho well known Miss Clark still having charge of the original one. QUEEN AND WELLESLEY STREETS, AUCKLAND. AUCKLAND INDUSTRIAL •OXHIBITION. THE pAMPBELL AND T?HRENFRIED . AOMPANT, LIMITED. ■« UNBEATEN CHAMPIONS. ALL-COMERS IN Wffi • . COLONY. PUKE PRIZE EXHIBITION BEEE AND STOUT (In Bulk and Bottle.) .. • 'The Judges expressed the opinion that the^ Exhibit, of Bulk Beer of The Campbell and Ehrenfried Co. merited special recognition for its excellence.' LIST OF AWARDS. RUNNING ALES—lst- and Special, Ths Campbell and Ehrenfried Company, Limited; 2nd, Ji Manning1 and Co., Christchurch. . • BOTTLED ALE—lst, The Campbell and Ehrenfried Company; 2nd, The Great Northern Brewery Company; Higuly Commended. J. Manning- and Co., Christchurch. ... XXXX ALES-lst and Special, The Campbell and Ehrenfried Company, Limited; 2nd, J. Manning and Co., Christchurch.. ,: ■ ; . . . ".. DRAUGHT STOUT.—Ist, The Campbell arid Ehrenfried Company, Limited; 2nd, J. Manning arid Co., Christchurdh. A H E O N I C COUGHS. MR J. LAWSON resides at UPPER BROADWAY, REEFTON. He says*. 'I am getting better daily, thanks to TOWNEND'S CELEBRATED CINNA MON CURE. It is quite a surprise to. me and the people here who did not think there Was anything in the world to cure riiy cough, which I've had for two years. I recommend CINNAMON CURE to my friends;' From all Chemists. Price 2/6. i LOASBY'S WAHOO CURES BILIOUSNESS, '