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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 143, 19 June 1899, Page 8

Late Advertisements. j A UCKLAXD RATEPAYERS1 ASSOCIATION. The Auckland Ratepayers Association j most earnestly advise all Ratepayers jto put their wives upon the Burgess I Roll without delay. Under the new Act passed last year, every ratepayer is entitled to put his wife on the Roil of Each Ward in which he has property. As all tenants and sub tenants now have votes, we earnestly beg that ratepayers will,, for their own protection, eni rol their wives. I Forms of enrolment may be had from T. Prosser, Karanguhape Road May Bros.. Jervois Road C. Williamson, Queen-street I J. Haslett, Queen-street I J. Burton, Grafton Road j R. Tudehope. Wellesley street and will supply all information. C. J. PARR, President. F. J. KENDERDINE, Sec. I ! /~IOCK - E - DOODLE. COCK - E - V-' DOODLE. COCK - E - DOODLE - DOO. ALF. MOORE'S SALE TAKES THE CAKE A^ TAKES THE MONEY ' Jff. gALE. gALL^ gALB. GIGANTIC CLEARING OUT SALE Of ASSIGNED STOCK AT THE RATE OF AS-1-j DIN THE P CAUGHT ON LIKE A HOUSE ON FIRE. ALF. MOORE'S SALE. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. BOOMING AHEAD AND CLEARING EVERYTHING BEFORE IT. ESTABLISHING NEW RECORDS EVERY WEEK. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS WORTH MEN'S AND BOYS' ALL WOOL SUITS MACINTOSHES, HATS. SHIRTS. TIES, etc. AT THE RATE OF 111 IN THE £. OR ABOUT ONE FOURTH OFF USUAL PRICE. EVERYTHING .MUST BE TURNED , INTO CASH. QUICK AND LIVELY. THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME. Thousands come from all parts of the country and go their way rejoicing Having' saved small fortunes through purchasing at ALF. MOORE'S But "Why All this Excitement. The Answer is THERE'S ONLY ONE ALF. MOORE My Work. A!! My Work. My Own Work. I stand alone. So that even the Great HILAKIUS HAS FOUND A RIVAL. BUT JOKING APART. ALF. MOORE'S KAHANGAHAPE ROAD Is Wonderful, and undoubtedly the Marvel of the Age. What with Cutting Everything at such terrible Fine Prices, and keeping such a Huge Stock, no wonder the place has gone ahead by leaps and bounds, and become the most popular establishment in the Southern Hemisphere. It's no longer a secret. 10/ SPENT AT ALF. MOORE'S Goes as far as £1 spent elsewhere. mO-MORROW. ALF MOORE WILL GO ONE BETTER. LOOK OUT FOR STAGGERERS. EVERYTHING IS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. THE FORMER PRICE AND THE REDUCED PRICE A Real Nice Suit of Clothes for 12/6 A Lovely Boys' Suit for 2/11 The Latest Hard Hats, 6d, 1.11, 2/11 Pure Linen White Shirts 1/11, 2/11, 3/11 Men's Four fold Linen Collars, Id each Boys' Linen Collars, 2 for Id Reversible Silk Ties, Id each, reduced from 1/ Men's Strong Sox, 5 pairs for 1/ 5/6 Woollen Underpants, reduced to 1/11 Spiendid Handkerchiefs, 1/ dozen MEN'S AND BOYS' MACKINTOSHES ALL HALF PRICE. A l^- m oore' s SALE OF ASSIGNED STOCK, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. /^.OLD AND SILVER MEDAL COM- ■ PETITION. SEE MR F. FAIRBURN, VIOLINIST RE THE ABOVE. ' Violins Supplied Easy Time Payments. Terms Moderate. STUDIO: RANFURLY BUILDINGS. ■gOYS1 SUITS. BOYS1 SUITS. £BN ES T JJOOEE 240, QUEEN-STREET, Is making .. . EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS In BOYS' CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION During ALTERATION TO PREMISES SALE NOW PROCEEDING. RS SPARGO, of Portland House, Hob-son-street, begs respectfully to inform her friends, patrons, and the public that she has taken over the Gladstone Coffee Palace Business, Corner of Queen and Quay streets, Auckland, close to the Wharves and Railway Station, where she hopes by providing the comforts anc conveniences of a good home, to merit a continuance of the patronage so liberally accorded to her for many years.— Gladstone Coffee Palace.—June IS, 1899. »pHE GOLDEN BOOT SALE. ■J-. Midwinter Sale now on Seasonable Goods all Reduced rnHE GOLDEN BOOT SALE. " J- See our windows for styles See our windows for Reduced Prices mHE GOLDEN BOOT SALE. '-*•■ Gent's English Balmorals from 8/11 Children's Felt Slippers 4d per pair mHB GOLDEN BOOT SALE. J- Evening Shoes from 1/11 Largest General Stock in N.Z. mHE GOLDEN BOOT SALK J- Special to Heads of Families Children's Boots from 3/6 mHE ONLY GOLDEN BOOT. -L Queen-st, next E. Porter &. Co.'s Collins & Donaldson, Proprietors. RS~MANNv—Have arrived Waiotahi, but without your address.—Send to Waitemata.—J .A.M. SHOW Andalusians and Langshans, last year winners and progeny* of same; also very smart Collie Pup, by Picton Great Scot; must be cleared this weok; cheap.—T. H. Bosworth, Upper Symondsstreet. I