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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 209, 4 September 1899, Page 7

Public Notices ! THE WOMAN'S VOTE. " Should woman have a vote 'in politics ?" is a question that is constantly cropping tip. In some iP!f iii places, Wyoming for example, she has already obtained &■*§&! i^ and it is interesting to observe how she uses it to w JPtfili vote for tlic &ooci against tlie *ler p°wer oi t'lm discrimination is very great. Note how she appreciates J§W JPf an Houten's Cocoa. Wherever she has tried it, she WM lUf has immediately pronounced it to be absolutely the bes(! §^11' And this without hesitation. The reason is evident ||| M In the first place, Van Houten's Cocoa is pure, soluble, ill iff and extremely nourishing. This the members of the medical it'Jil! profession are ever ready to acknowledge. ll Secondly, it is delicious in taste, and very economical to Iff use. And lastly, the numerous testimonials from " all sorts and conditions of men," prove that it is alike valued in the palace, and prized in the cottage. The moderate cost places it within the reach of all, for it is less than one farthing per cup ; and it is so easily assimilated and digested that all may take it, be they weak or strong. — HAVE YOU TRIED~ ~~l VAN HOUTEN'S Eating CHOCOLATE? ( -^ it is impossible to ascertain the quality I IS© fi &Ct XOSt o f a plaster by a casual examination should be a sufficient reason for buying a ' N^F^'^^^s plaster with a reputation. There is no plaster that has been before the public so long; none thai os^sjttMssoj^ stands or ever stood so high ; none so j! t^M^^^PP'^'^^ vvc^ guaranteed, none whose guar\M&f^^^"t'jJ^^^>i antce is so substantial and so liber--1 - .'• "'-"s\ ally interpreted ; none so safe to buy 18 S Porous Plaster i/a'p ' >' ■J-wM It is a marvelous cure for all kinds of ' lameness, rheumatism, sprains, stiffness of the joints or limbs, and congestion in the throat or chest. Avoid Imitations claimed to be " Just as good as Auxock's." Get the genuine. ALLCOCK'S CORN SHIELDS, Have no cqtia! as a relief and cure for ALLCOCK'S BUNION SHIELDS, corns and bunions. r> J ~4-U»^ O;i!o Taken at nisrht on an empty stomach, fc>ra.nuretn S F'illb. f orawe ekortwo,willtonoui:>thes;yst3m. - — i . . . THE . . . LIMITED. Telegraphic Address-Seccombe, Newmarket. Te!ephone-No. 475. ESTABLISHED 1856. CAPITAL ----- &2G0,Q00 DIRECTORS: JOHN MOWBRAY (Managing Director). I. H. SECCOMBE. ALFRED SECCOMBE. Secretary-H. M. JERVIS, Zxm. Brewers, Bottlers and Maltsters KHYBSER PASS ROAD, AUCKLAND Drink oup Celebrated . . . LION BRAND ALES and UNRIVALLED STOUT Beth Draught and Bottled. «w j WAI US &^f*^ and MR ROBERT B. LUSK &-- -•18S^§2§a^ UTOfLE f BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, v r £^£^ecsks^r r:Z&£'i! **' etc- etc- 28. SHORTLAND-STREET. 156, QUEEN-ST., AUCKLAND. ' Telephone 690. ___ Call Special Attention to their Large RIDING l° SADDLES^ TRAVIS ™UR GROCKR FOB BAGS of every description, and all relߣi $LW»&.Asssl SANDERSON'S TEAU DEPARTMENT.. Breakfaßt> Lunch and P i cn i Cß . —7 — -zzizrizzr German W \A/ J_JLN J-^T n Makes, delicious Sandwiches. grocer, SAUSAGE KARANGA.HAPE ROAD, Equal to Ham at a quarter Ibe prior. GIVES THE BEST VALUE IN GRO- SIXPENCE PER POUND CERIES AND PROVISIONS Everywhere. FOR CASH. A. SANDERSON, Opposite Tabernacle. VICTOMA STREET. Auckland. CAPTAINS and i^ATES ■ Of vesuels are informed that Sextants, iff^^^. H Compasses, Binoculars, and Barometers MMn^WK are kept in stock and efficiently repaired 11 t" \ f ~\**k o bY T. PEACOCK, g fel->ft«B £ W OPTICIAN, 218, QUEEN-STREET. y %imMB§M S H O (OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL.) g \ *fSF:W O W Also, in stock— Surveying Instruments, r/; y \ • •'.•la'M S m Electric Batteries and Medical Ma- jv; H V.»^t'V d gj Chines, Magic Lanterns, Microscopes, pq jv- W^'ii'/j// S Cameras. Thermometers, etc., etc. O Q q \'-y> ■pM £, D¥KK AiNL> Ui-isiAi>iJiK, a k ' "T||i S WELLEiSLEV-STKEET EAST ANii l^-"---Sl 09 ALPHA WORKS. RICHMOND. -J Zrnr=±S GENTLEMEN'S SUITS, etc.. rvrT ,, v RENEWED or REPAIRED TVf AXE • t>mßwm' and WELL PRESSED. M AXE I'l KNOWN.; LADIES' OARMENT^DyKD TO ANT ALFRED O UEGOK V, rnDWARD MAHONEY AND riUiN, FITg cons j a ti n g oi a best Engllsh-mada hi ARCHITECTS. iS^B^llf £SFS£*tF&2 , . ftUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. . «^ Note the lce ' oJll^^ ;