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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 23, 27 January 1900, Page 5

Captain Edwin wires to-day; "Moderate westerly winds, glass rise."

Captain Asa Whitney met, with a very painful accident while setting the pigeon traps at the Gun Club's grounds, Epsom, this morning. He unwittingly set the spring free, with the result "that he wus struck in the face and his jaw broken. He is progressing as favourably as can be expected. The total profits of the Premier Picnic are to be devoted to the Patriptic Fund.

The Inspector of Factories was present at the inquest on the body of Samuel Martin, who died from the results of an accident at the Western Springs, on behalf of the Labour Department.

To-day being the anniversary of the German Emperor's birthday, most of the foreign Consuls called at the German Consulate to offer their congratulations.

Mr Embling, General Manager of the Bank of New Zealand, arrived in Auckland from Wellington by the s.s. RotoIti to-day.

Geo. Fowlds is selling men's colonial tweed trousers from 4/11; denim pants a/11; men's working shirts-, 1/. — (Ad.)

. Geo. Fowlds is selling men's tweed suits from 10/: silk stripe tennis trousers from 4/11; karkee. suits,. 13/0. —(Ad.).

Geo. Fowlds is selling silk stripe tennis shirts from 2/11; men's ineririo singlets from 1/; black cashmere sox, 9d: merino sox. Gd.—(Ad.)

Geo. Fowlds is selling boys' washing blouses from 1/11; boys' colonial tweed suits from 7/11; K.B. pants from 1/9, — (Ad.)

Geo. Fowlds is selling men's straw hats from 1/; Dr. Jim hats from 2/11" portmanteaux from 9/0. —(Ad.) .Geo. Fowlds is sellingI"ladies' bags, purses, companions, photo albums, at greatly reduced prices. .See window. -(Ad.)

Great cash furniture sale now'proceeding, at Torisoh Garlick Company's Special line of beautiful picture frames in oak and gilt reduced 25 per cent. Splendid value. —Ad.