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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 293, 11 December 1899, Page 1

Public Notices. T AND TRANSFER ACT> NOTICES Notice is hereby given that the sev era! Parcels of Land hereinafter describ ed will be brought under the provision: of "The Land Transfer Act, ISSS," Un less caveat be lodged forbidding the sam< I within one month from the date of thi Gazette containing this notice:— 3569—SAMUEL HESKETH—Part of AI lotment 71, Section 1, Suburbs of Auck land,' containing -27 perches, occupied b; ■ weekly tenant. 3557-CHRfST£>PHER BAILEY-lJot! 19.and 76, of Allotments 3 and 4, Secfioi 5, Suburbs of Auckland, containing to gether 1 r.ood arid 6 perches, occupied b: .weekly, tenants. 3602-THQMAS BUDDLE-Allotment 102 Sedtion 16, Suburbs of Auckland, con taining 4 acres 2 roods 34 perches, occu Ipiefl by tenant. ' ■ ■■■•■■ ■ ;i6OS—BLIZAB'ETH COLENSO. FRAN CES MARY SIMCOX. and RIDLEY LiVTIMfiR COLENSO—AII that piece o Land situated in the Parish of Pakuran ga, known -as -Land Claim No. 2S9a, oi Wm. Thomas. Fairbui;n, .containing HI acres and' 2 'roods, .'partly unoccupiec and partly occupied by tenants. Diagrams. niay be . inspected , at, th|s ■office. ■' ' ■v';:/i: *'■" :. '. "'•'" ": '; ;Dated /this sth' day of' December,''lS9!), at the Lands Registry. Office, Auckland. EDWIN BAMFORD, District Land Registrar! LAIN and.FANCY BLACK LUSTRES. • Fashionable g'oodfc and in great demand, a splendid selection and very special value at RUSHBROOK and BRIDGMAN'S data R.'Hobbs). BED-ROCK CASH PRICES. MOUNT WELLINGTON PUBLIC POUND.—lmpounded, ' December 8, 1599. by the Ranger, for trespass on public roads, Ellerslie. 1 red and white Cow, off horn broken.'" unknown. If not released will be sold on WEDNESDAY. December 27, 1899, at ■ noon.—WILLIAM ..BROWN. Poundkeeper. ■ : TTOUSEH.OLDKItS; see that-your Grocer -tl supplies you-with New Zealand Dairy Assoel.itlon's-Bnf.feK' rn^~Nlvls~SHlßYs"ralTE^HlßTsTand J- Summer Underwear,' manufacturers' samples, choice goods at much under regular prices:—RUSHBROOK & BRIDGMAN, Queen-st. .■ ■ ■ ■ . : TANDARD NOVELS and classical Works by best authors, cloth and gold 9d each, 3 for '21. or 7/i> per dozen.— Mcßride, Importer. Tailor, Outfitter, etc., Victoria-st., next Victoria Hotel. : gOAt 'DEFERRED' MAKETH TiiE ■DIRT STICK. TRY SILKSTONB. B' ATHS. — TURKISH BATHS — OPEN -EVERY DAY for Ladles and Gentlemen from.9 a.m. till 6 p.m. , Charges, 3/: Saturda3'. 2/.: 8 Tickets .for £1., Nothing better for purifying the skin, •: restoring the health, or removing aches ,and. pains of all kinds. Also,-Hot and. Cold Plunge Baths, with shower, 6d, from-0 a.m. till 1 p.m.—Lome-street' off: Vjctofia-st. Ea,st. TV/riLL'INERY CHEAP-^Sale'willJbe contihued a few. days), longer. Immense reductions."Ye Hatterie," Welles-ley-st., near Quecn-st. SUBSCRIPTIONS are earnestly requested on behalf of the sick and wounded B6ers. All donations, however small, received and acknowledged'by Miss Bewicke, Trausbrook, Lake, Takapuna. References: Bank of Australasia- ■ TJOLIDAY WEAR.—Summer Clothing, -OL Khaki.and White' Drill.Suits, Tennis and Cricketing garments",-'splendid stock and "the 'best value, in':Auckland.—RUSHßßOOK -and BRIQGMAN,-: Queen-st. A BSOLUTELY-Cbqicest'Creamery Butter xi for the table all the,year round.—New gealand Dairy. Association.'. ' . ..,^.. ■ .'■ /^HEAFSJB -XHAN~DIKTSZ I . ■ ;', ••";';.' ''':..: ■ ' J"r SiLKSTO^E S'6ap OTBAINING THE EYES. " When they require the assistance of SPECTACLES must be: injurious. .. The Eyes can ,be accurately fitted with Spectacles and every defect of refraction remedied by•.,-' . . , •. T. PEACOCK, Ophthalmic Optician, Opposite City Hall,. Queen-street. Also in Stock—Binoculars Opera Glasses, Magic Lanterns, Medical Batteries, Pocket Compasses, Cameras, and Drawing Instruments. . rpHE WRONG SIDE, but the Cheapest i- for Boys' and Youths' Clothing. — Tutt. Upper Symonds-st. : SILKSTONE SOAP . ,; Can be had from R. W. GALLAUGHER. Victoria-st. FISH,- FISH, FISH Cleaned and Filleted ready for the pau at Sanford's Fish Market, opposite" Custom-house.—Brown paper parcels. ■VTOt4cE ;■■'■ OF REMOVAL; Having taken my son, ME HU&H:-C. AICKIN. into .partnership with me, ..r have removed to offices Ha.Hiday's Build-" ings, Shortland-st., where my business will infuture .be carried on, • under the style of C. AICKIN & :SON, Estate Agents, etc' / -. , C. AICKIN. UTFITTING.—Latest styles in Summer Goods, ' Shirts, Collars, Bows, Pies, light Underwear, Cricket and Tennis Goods, etc., our own importing- from best markets'for spot cash, selling, at Ued-rock prices. Fresh goods by each direct boat. -Mcßride,' Outfitter, Tailor, Importer, etc., Victoria-st., next Victoria Hotel. AHEAP SALE of Millinery now'going V; on.at "Ye Hatterie,"' Wellesley-st., near' Queen-street. ,; rnHE • Brand New Zealand Dairy AssociaX tion is gnaraDtee of the finest quality of Table Butter. . . ALKING STICKS and Umbrellas in •great variety, our own importing.— Mcßride, Importer, .Outfittter, Ta,ilor, etc., Victoria-st., next Victoria Hotel". - - ..'■■ T ADIES' '"APRONS.—A very choice seX_f lection, manufacturers' samples,lovely goods, at English prices-RUSHBROOK md BRIDGMAN, Queen-st., Auckland. YE OLD ENGLISH GAME OF BOWLS. DAURI'S BOWLS, : .. , Machine madey ensuring regular and perfect "bias," sizes £}, 5 1-16, 5 3-16. Bowlers are invited to inspect this first shipment of the above maker; PRIME, Irojimbnger, Karangahape Road. /CRICKET" ;AND LAWN" TENNIS 7 \j ■• •' ~ ....■:-..' ■ . v .. ' ■■ You may n.ot want a bat or racquet this season, but If you are a true, sportsman you will take a pleasure in inspecting my new stock of Cricketing, Tennis, and Croquet Requisites, all the best makers represented, at prices that; can'be only touched in Newton. Special quotations to clubs. ; ■ PRIME, <Karnngahape Road. ' HAT about Mason's Preserving Jars and Verandah Blinds. Profit, by last year's experience; and do not procrastinate. Try ,F. PRIME, of Newton. Prices'right. ;, ,; STICK A PIN IN THIS PLACE, so that you do not forget it. PRIME, of Karaneahape Road, is selling. a Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Set for 26/6 the lot. EFORE IT IS -TOO LATE.' Call at F. PRIME'S, Ironmonger, of Newton, and- see his Christmas Ship--ment of Oilcloths and Linoleums from 6d yard; .Designs. New. and Distinct from Old Fashioned Styles. '."''■ ' ■ -VTEW LACE ~CURTAINS.-Latest, de1N signs and unusually, good-value, direct from the manufacturer; taped edges from 1/6* pair.-RUSHBROOK & BRIDGMAN, Queen-street. . n\AILORING.—The rush is so great that JL ne can.only repeat advice given for several weeks—"Book your orders early to save disappointment.!1 Our stock of Tweeds and Coatings is sufficient in quantity, quality, and variety for all-comers, but there is a limit to our power of mak-ing-up.—Mcßride, Tailor, Outfitter, Importer, etc., Victoria-st., next Victoria Hotel. -yOUTHS' CLOTHING, JUVENILE ■ X CLOTHING—A very choice selection in all sizes at BED-ROCK cash prices.— RUSHBROOK and BRIDGMAN, late R. Hobbs. ,;.., .-:, • , - OOME TO MB if your Grocer will not give you SILKSTONE SOAP.—R. W. GALLAUGHER,- Victoria-Btteet.. '^ £;.;