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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 146, 22 June 1899, Page 8

Auction®. EDWARD TURNER, Auctioneer. QUEEN AND DURHAM STREETS, Sells TO-MORROW, T OCAL FRUIT, TONQAN FRUIT, 11.30 PRODUCE To Finish Consignments. 200 sacks Potatoes, Seed and Table 50 sacks Oats 100 sacks Wheat, Maize Meal, etc. 50 sacks Onions (E. TURNER. Auctioneer). Public Notices, MY Misfortune is the Public's Benefit, j The National Bank having taken my i shop, I am selling Boots at ! your own prices.—M. E. Garrett, Kar- 1 angahapja Road. j CCIDENTAL HOTEL CAFE. — J. I GARDNER & CO. having taken over | the business of Mr T. M-cEwin beg to inform the public that they can always rely on getting a first class Meal from ? a.m. to 8 p.m. All meals 1/. A trial solicited. A prS Tweed Suitings, in ttU great variety, reduced to 45/, 47/6, 50/.—Adams and Bunker, Cash Tailors, 184 Queen-st. A RTHUR Q\ -piLKTNGTON, SOLICITOR. No. 3, MERCANTILE CHAMBERS, QUEEN - STREET. (Next BanK of New Zealand). rp,HE BRITISH FLAG unfurled remains, JL AND TANIWHA SOAP its supremacy maintains. W. & G. • W INSTONE For COAL FIREWOOD CARTAGE FURNITURE REMOVAL FENCING SCORIA, etc. CUSTOMS STREET EAST & WEST, And SYMONDS STREET. TTVDRCED to Sell Boots and Shoes at -L whatever price they fetch. National Bank coming in.—M. E. Garrett, Karangahape Road. TgSHeb^iOUGHT AT JOB^Flfty China XO Tea Sets. 40 pieces, pale blue finished In gold, usual price 25/—TYLER'S, Queen-stre**. THATCHES. WATCHES. WATCHES. AN IMMENSE STOCK OF WATCHES. WATCHES. WATCHES, WATCHES. WATCHES. JUST LANDED. WATCHES. WATCHES. LADIES' & GENTS' WATCHES. WATCHES. GOLD AND SILVER AND WATCHES. WATCHES. NICKEL SILVER, WATCHES. WATCHES. FROM 7/6 TO £10. WATCHES. WATCHES. ALL GUARANTEED. WATCHES. SEE OUR WINDOW. Every Watch Ticketeil co that You can Chooso from the Window. gKEATES TOROS. WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS, VICTORIA ARCADE, Opposite Town Clock, I QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. ■eSSSj piANOS. ORGANS. ■Ipf"^ LOWEST PRICES FOR THE EASIEST HIRE TERMS IN N.Z. £15 INSTRUMENT 9/2 monthly £20 10/9 monthly £25 15/4 monthly £30 W4 montnly £35 21/5 monthly £40 24/6 monthly £45 27/6 monthly £50 30/7 monthly Deposit on Hire System: 5 per cent, on Net Cash Price of Instrument. BEST ALLOWANCE for Old Instruments Taken in Exchange. THE ENGLISH AND FOREIGN PIANO AGENCY, 75, QUEEN-ST. (below Smeeton's). FREDERICK MOORE. Manager. ATIONAL BANK having taken my premises, the public can have Boots and Shoes at any price.—M. E. Garrett, Karangahape Road. JMPORTANT NOTICE. J. JONES, AUCTIONEER, HAS REMOVED to his new. large and commodious premises. CORNER OF VICTORIA AND LORNE STREETS. ■ T.*ate Advertisements. T3OYS" SUITS. BOYS' SUITS. j? ( UNH S T $/[ O0 E E '2-iO, QUEEN-STREET, Is makingEXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS In BOYS' CLOTHING . . OF EVERY DESCRIPTION During . ALTERATION TO PREMISES SALE NOW PROCEEDING. T^XTRAORDINARY BARGAINS ■li< in Boys' Tweed & Serge Sailor and Norfolk Suits, Youths' Three Garment Suits, etc., at ERNEST MOORE'S Alteration to Premises Sale, 240, Queen-street. mHE GOLDEN BOOT SALE. -L Now going ahead full speed. Is not a sale of rubbish rIE GOLDEN BOOT SALE~ Goods suitable for the present season See windows for samples HE GOLDEN BOOT~SAi7R Gent's English Balmorals from 8/11 Porpoise, Chrome, Calf Boots, all reduced . ,nr\HE GOLDEN BOOT SALE. J- Important to Ladies All this season's goods, greatly reduced fpHE GOLDEN" BOOT SALE.~~~ ' J- Is for a few weeks only Don't Forget and Don't Miss it. mHE ONLY "GOLDEN BOOT. ~~~ J- Queen-st.. next Porter.'s. Ironmonger Collins & Donaldson, ■ Proprietors.>s-