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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 275, 20 November 1899, Page 1

Personal. _ .'■\r E W MUSIC X> "SONS OF THE EMPIRE," The New Patriotic Song, 1 Published by KEITH ,'PROWSE, & CO.. LONDON. . Now on Sale at EADY'S and WEST' I and ROBERTSON'S, Music Sellers, Quee street. STOCKINGS for Boys and Youths, "dou ble knees, from 1/6 per pair.—Georg - Tutt. Upper Symonds-st. MADAME HELLER PHYSIOGNOMIST, INSPIRATIONAL , MEDIUM, _ 41, PITT-ST., opposite Wesleyan, Church I Questions Answered on every Subject, iBY SPECIAL REQUEST on passing through can be consulted TO-NIGHT. * • POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT. • NO' CONNECTION WITH PUBLIC SHOW PEOPLE. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR SILK STONE SOAP, , The Cheapest and Best. PERSONAL.— Visitors to town during the Show are invited to inspect oui i grand new stock of Dress Materials, th( latest novelties, all at bed-rock cash pric . es.-RUSHBROOK & BRIDGMAN, lat< -' R. Hobbs. - IP Luggage left with Mrs Waltho is no claimed within 7 days will be sold t< ' defray expenses. .. . O; MORE' DECAYED TEETH - Kill the Nerve and Fill the Tootl with SMYTH'S DENTAL STOPPING. 1. from R. 'FRENCH.: Karangahape. Road (ASK YOUR G R O C E I For BLAUENFELDT AND TVEDE'S DANISH HOUSEHOLD JUNCKET TABLETS, And RENNET. ; fipELL ME MARY HOW TO WOC THEE—Supply our ' home with FLORA SOAP when we are married. 1 T\o You Want Money?—We have large *J and small sums to lend on mortgage at a very low rate of interest.—Ewington and Baker. Estate Agents. A SK FOR SILKfJTONE SOAP. Of) PER CENT. ,T>"EDUCTION. /^.REAT QASH ' GALE Of FURNITURE. CARPETS, LINOLEUMS, etc., At T & TT QOOKE'S, GREY-ST. A/ IN THE £ DISCOUNT. ADAM WINE, Clairvoyant, Palmist, and Phrenologist. Family affairs a specialty. 2 doors above school, Napier-st. O YOU NEED A PAIR OF SPECTACLES? Godd Spectacles and Case, 6d; superior quality, 1/; real English Crystal Specks, 2/6; real English Pebbles, 3/0 pair; cases given free.—AT MILLER'S FANCY REPOSITORY, VICTORIA STREET. rpHE EMPRESS—Exhibition and for Sale J- To-night,. Mr Morton's New Shop, opposite Taberiiaclo. Only half-crown. MRS WALTHO. _ Certificated Accoucheuse and Trained Nurse. Firstclass accommodation tor Ladies. — Abbey House. Shortland street. OYCOTTING" A FAILURE. A. R. MILLER, of Devonport and Karangahape Rd., renews his thanks to the people of the North Shore for their kind patronage, and begs to say that though "BOYCOTTED" & PERSECUTED in every quarter .by so-called "Men of Business," he is still holding his own, and means to stick to Devonport as long as he is so liberally patronised. YOU can't afford To^^Tvilirolira"Sackiut.osh this showery weather. Great variety from 17/6.—Meßride, Importer. Outfitter, Tailor, etc., Victoria-st., next Victoria Hotel. rpO Ladies and Gentlemen—Send 'Address -J- and Receive Highest Price for your Superior Misfits and Left Off Clothing. Geiit's a Speciaity.-HARTI..y'S. Wellc. ley-st.._ 4 doors_above Opera House. LADIES' and Gentlemen's Leffoff; and Misfit Clothing bought. Letters attended ■to.—Mr-nnd Mrs BottrlU, 61 Karangahape Road . .Funeral Notices. y, «——^™g*—~» tam frtiiTif _ '•———M—w l —mK——ts— ■VTATIONAL INDEPENDENT ORDER .-^ -OF ODDFELLOWS. Members-.of the above. District are invited to attend the Funeral of the wife of our District Treasurer,' BRO. STEPHE.N H. MOULDEN, which will leav. her late residence, Lower Vincent-st., TO-MORROW (Tuesday), at 2 p.m., for Waikumete Cemetery. Conveyance provided. By order of the Prov. G.M. HY. PHILLIPS, District Secretary. T OVAL UNITED BROTHERS LODGE, ■ No. 975.-:-Members of the above Lodge are invited to attend the Funeral of the wife of our Treasurer, BRO. STEPHEN H. MOULDEN, which will leave her late residence, LOwer Vincent-st., TO-MOR-ROW (Tuesday) at 2 p.m., for Waikumete Cemetery. Conveyance provided. HY. PHILLIPS; Secretary. _T_l__.t-e_ Notissa «*_*»__'_- ~>-T Z. NATIVE IN- —- FAN TRY, No. 2 w«_a-|^r COMPANY. There are a few vacancies in the above Corps; Applications for membershin to be made to the undersigned on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS at .7.30 p.m.,. at •Drill-Shed. i. *' J-.-■---* .''";■.? N. J. A. THOMSON, Lieut, Officer Commanding.