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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 160, 8 July 1899, Page 5

To L«»t. T° Lxv t r°°rnea %»«e— Apply Mrs E. ■*■ W._Morrlson,_ Day-st, Newton. mo LET, Puileng's 6-roomed Vlllaralllm^ »-«r 3i'°. ve,.f_ lts J 5 fireplaces; 14/.-Ne_.t Mr<T.ole*_, Alt. Eden Road. T^n^' ' 8-foon»ed"Ho_ie f Wood-st., fac~ JL Ing Kussell-st., every convenience. Key mo LET .roomed House, George-street," _T _,"'' 4-roomed, Summer-street, 7/6 Arcade™ 3' Hobson-Street--Miss Bacon) TO~LET, Mt.~EdisrCottage, 5 roo"__^ hall? Mt.eiSlenToadonVenienC0ad onVenienC£*--MrS Droo^ mO LET, 2-storeyed 5-roomed House, with ,„„ wa _.hhous".-- A- Dewar, Pompallier T__race, Ponsonby. mCI. _" ET' private family, Furnvshed Bedroom, with or without boar<_ suit; lady; bus. Terms moderate—Apply' star Office. Late Advcptiso__i''znts. A PUBLIC M._~_ TING -""""*■ • OF THE CITIZENS OF AUCKLAND, Will be held at the HALL OF THE V.M.C.A, WELLESLEY STREET, on WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT 12th JULY, For the purpose of considering the following; resolutions, viz.:— Auatr^VJ^ *"«leral Constitution of Australia is a noble monument or Human wisdom and statesmanship; that it Is mat and Tr'flr t0 StaS Uhtfft ? Uy u co.ns« rv^ tne rights and liberties ot each in all purely State questions; and this meeting expresses its entire approval of the same. 2. That in the opinion of this' meeting, tne - time has arrived when the attention of the people and Parliament of New Zealand snould be earnestly directed to this great question; that New Zealand has much to gain politically, commercially and socially, by casting in her lot and becoming one with the federated States', thus consummating an Australasian federation; that delay may be fraught with danger to the inter ests of the colony. 3. That in the opinion of this meeting the time has arrived when the Parliament of New Zealand should be asked to submit the Commonwealth Bil] to the vote of the electors of the colony. 4. That in the opinion of this meeting an Australasian Federation League should be formed, with branches in all the large centres of population; that representative bodies, trade .associations and unions, both male and female, and all friendly societies should be invited to join the league; that a branch of the league be formed in Auckland and suburbs, and that the Council of this league should use its bes.. efforts to establish branches throughout New Zealand. His Worship the Mayor (Mr David Goldie) will preside. EDISON Phonograph* and Graphophoue Records.—A shipment to hand of 500 new titles, including the Hits of Daly's production of "The Runaway Girl,'' "The Geisha," "Yankee Doodle Dandy," also 120 titles by S. Holland Dudley, of the Emma Juch Grand Opera Co., American Opera Co., Savary Opera Co., and Boston Ideals. These records are remarkably clear and distinct. Write for latest list to A. M. Cutler, 254, Queen-st., Auckland. ARGE Purchase of Furs in Boas, Necklets, etc., nicest goods yec shown. Open on Monday. From 2fU.— D. Macpherson. ENT'S OUTFITTING in all Branches.' Our Own Importing. Bought in best markets for spot cash; selling at bed rock prices. All goods marked in plain figures. No old bankrupt stocks. All latest things in Gent's Neck Wear.—Me Bride, Tailor, Outfitter and Importer, 39, 41, 43, Victoria-st., next Victoria Hotel. MACKINTOSH c6ATS~iTrireat variety, all sewn seams and guaranteed waterproof, from 17/6. Cyclist Capes from 7/6.—Mcßrlde, Importer, Tailor and Outfitter, 39, 41, 43, Victoria-st., next Victoria Hotel. TT IS TRUE—National Bank takes my A premises on July 22. Boots and Shoes at any price to clear.—M. E. Garrett, Karangahape'Road. PERFECTLY TRUE-Thro^iinhe~Na-A tlonal Bank having taken my premises, you can have Boots for almost nothing.—M. E. Garrett, Karangahape Rd.