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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 55, 6 March 1900, Page 6

• • t PUBLIC NOTICES. RO. CLARK was awarded the only ' First Prize and Gold Medal at : Auckland Exhibition for GLAZED SOCKET PIPES, JUNCTION BENDS, SYPHONS. & CESSPITS. The Judges report:" We consider this a particularly good and excellent exhibit of its class - The trade supplied in all its branches A large stock always on hand.-Yaru3-CUSTOMS-ST., AUCKLAND. Telephone 659. ' ■ XGKASS & CLOVER' \fc\ SEEDS. \Y \. NEW SEASON'S CLOVEB3 \6\ axd Englißh, X NATURAL GRASSES • Italian, \7sr \ ' ' Hyegnu. \^\A Poverty Bay, X^ #Ov\\. Hawke'a Bay and \. © \.' ?>o'^> Canterbury Ryegraßs. \ <^\%V Panner?' Dressed and X §T \< e !tJo •Machine Dressed \ «\%% -''■■■ Taranaki Cocksfoot. \ W \ % %> Turnip Seed (various kinds). >_r \ ij*^ Threa Star Bonedust and >> Oi\ - Manures. \ O»bs, Bran, Sharps, Maize, Wheat, &c \ Q\ , B & 11, CUSTOM-STREET, AUCKLAND, \ JL. A N F 0 !R b, FISH AND OYSTER MERCHANT, COLONIAL SF.ISH MARKET ((Opposite Custom IJouse). jSegistw»& is? S i % T»a«aiittJt JFQB ?MQ3^ED ANP FRESH FISH TRY THE EACTOKI, CUSTOM iSTREET. Telephone £58. Still Champion, A THING WORTH KNOWING. Qhampion JTlour. Is the Strongest and Whitest In tW Market, absorbs water freely, but requires plenty of working, and, as stated by our town and country Bakers war yield FOUR LARGE LOAVES OF BREAD MORE PER SACK THAN ANT OTHER BRAND ON THE MARKJST; which, taking the value of the larga loaf at sd, shows a saving of 1/8 per sack of 2001b - ■ lOd per bag of 1001b "■ . i ;;,; 6d per bag of 501b \ 2Jd per bag of 251b OR 16/§ PER TON IN FAVOUJK Off Qhampion In view of the foregoing facts, 1b not Cneap, Starchy Flour dear at any | Drice? IE! X> Gf-^L !R~ DYER AND CLEANER, WELLESLLEY-ST. EAST & ALPHAI ' WORKS, RICHMOND . GENTLEMEN'S SUITS, etc RENEWED or REPAIRED. and WELL PRESSED. ' -«' LADIES' GARMENTS DYED TO ANl'; SHADE. ■ *■■■ DYEING DONE IN ALL'ITS ■:i;, BRANOHES. */M: M. EDGAR : Managec A UCKLAND GAS COMPANY **• . (LIMITED). SHOW R00M5.... W YNDHAM STREET, GAS COOKING STOVESCOOL, CLEAN. ECONOMICAL, AND \ ' . EFFECTIVE. On Hire, Sale, or Hire Purchase System. ; BOILING RINGS, GRILLERS, LAUN- • DRY IRONS, and all kinds of gas- * using appliances in stock. J<| GAS HEATING STOVES- "vMany handsome and useful designs with;> and without flues, prices ranging from 12/9 each. CONVENIENT, CHEERY, COMFORTABLE; NO ASHES. NO DIRT. NO SMOKE. ,\ UCKLANDTj^REEZING p.OMPANT. PURE AND TRANSPARENT ICE, Made from Filtered Water, Boiled anij Re-filtered; :■ The Company deliver Ice daily to th» City and Suburbs in a specially constructed van. Price to customers 3d per lb. ICE CHESTS. To meet the times, we are having1 '» quantity of first class Ice Chests mantK:.;J factured, 20 x 12 x 17 inches inside mea-' ■ surements, which we undertake to dellvee -1 at 20/ each to our own Customers. ** Orders should be sent in at once to \ I the Works, Railway Wharf or through Telephone No. 106. - .; The Company are prepared to store to « their Cool Chambers, temperature 82 to 36 degrees, Eggs, Butter, Fruit, Cheese, Poultry, or any class of Produce at Lowest Prices. COLD STORAGE FOR MEAT. .3 The Company desire to inform But- : chers and the trade that they are prepar- V: ed to Let spaces in their Meat Chilling . Rooms to suit their requirements. Se?- 3 eral of these spaces are fitted up,-ana .< inspection is invited. An employee will ; be in attendance to receive Goods from:j 6 a.m. to 5 p.m.; on Saturdays, from 6-30 a.m. to 6 p.m.; und Sundays, 8 a.m. to;i 9 a.m. SLAUGHTERING. . The Company will undertake to slaugt. ter for the trade, at their Works, Wcstfield. The rate will include driving: to .;■;;. Work 3. Slaughtering-, Railage, Inspection Fees, and holding Carcases for W» days in Cool Chambers, also, a Liberal Price allowed for Hides, Fat, and OflaLi. : For full particulars, apply to the Aiiw* : land Freezing Co. &. "We are Cash Buyers of Bones, Fat, » Skins, also Buyers of all kinds of ?»» Stock for Export. A UCKLAND TpREEZING /^IOMPANT. ' A. BEVINS, Manager. . "DESIDBNTS of Newton, Ponsonby an 4 ■*•* Surrounding Districts go to FAUw* DER for Pure Drugs, Combined with r Cheapness. FAULDER'S CUT - BATH ;-. DRUG STORE is the Latest and Most., ; Up-to-date Pharmacy in the DistrictOpposite Fire Brigade Station, Kai-anga- - nape Road. , "-\'\ T\ FLY N N AND '°- \ COACHBUILDERS, ELLIOTT STREET, Have always on Sale a Variety of NE"Vf and SECOND-HAND VEHICLES al f moderate prices. . '." 1 BINDING of every description required fot bank, mercantile, law, insurance and gou*.-^ mining companiea executed in best sty^"">,: lotrestrate with itsapMfih, at the 'Star1 Office.; j