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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 65, 17 March 1900, Page 5

TENDERS. (Continued on Page 2.) mENDERS for the Erection of a Cotta«o ? -*- at Karaka-st., Newton, will be received till noon March 22, 1900. Plans and specifications at my office, Shortland-streot. -A. L. FERNEYHOUGH, Architect. V; 0 BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until noon of FRIDAY, March 30, for the Erection of a Residence in Victoria Avenue, Remuera. J. CURRIE, , ———____ Architect. V, ° BUILDERS. SHOPS IN PONSONBY. Tenders for the above close at noon on MONDAY, March 19. J. CURRIE, "\ ____„_„,_____ Architect. PERSONAL. WHAT A PITY !—Good house burnt down in Eden Vale Road, £400. For £1 invested in "Little Giant Fire Extinguisher" spectators state property could easily have been saved. A Public Demonstration will be made by the Agents on MONDAY or TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, on allotment in front of the Art Gallery. /^ILES' COLLEGE.—Students prepared v* for Civil Service and Matriculation, pay and Evening Classes. Special terms for the year. Q.ILES' COLLEGE.—Teachers prepared v-« for D" and "E" Exams, by correspondence or personal tuition. Special terms for the year. r^IILES' COLLEGE.—Tuition by correV fPondonce for all University and Board of Education Examinations a specialty. ri ILES' COLLEGE.—Saturday Morning >* Classes for Teachers. Special terms for the year's tuition. riILES' COLLEGE.—Quarter reckoned >* from date of entry. Special Classes for Ladies. Special attention to backward pupils. "VTEVILLE NEWCOMB has Money to -»-~ Lend. Several cheap Houses and some line Building Sites in good localities. Particulars on application. i LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. npHE REMINGTON TYPEWRITER ■^ has been in constant use in the Soutlt British Insurance Company, Auckland,: for five years, and cost nothing for repairs during that time. The New Model; of the Remington is, without doubt, tfis best Machine in the market. - - - A. G. JARRETT, : Sole -Agent, 6, Wyndham-st., Auckland. rPAILORING. - Autumn and Winter -L Goods nbw on view. Grand display of Tweeds, Coatings, Serges, etc., in all the fashionable shades. Inspection invited.—Mcßride, Tailor, Outfitter, Importer, etc., Victoria-st., next Victoria Hotel. "VfATIONAL INDEPEN>S|/' \ DENT ORDER OE] ODDFELLOWS. •■ UNITED BROTHERS LODGE. :j Members of the above Lodge are i»*itea to attend the Funeral of our late BRO. WILLIAM WOOD, which will leave Mr: Little's, Undertaker, .Hobson-st, TOMORROW (SUNDAY), at 2.30 p.m., loi;.Purewa. , . Conveyances provided. ■ J HY. PHILLIPS, Secretary. ? A UCKLAND LIEDERTAFELV •Members: are invited to Attend the! Funeral* "of our late Member, Mr W« WOOD, who died suddenly at the Thames^ Tha cortege will leave Mr C. Little'^ (Undertaker), Hobson-street, at 2.30 p.m< TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). jj Conveyance provided. , ■ '....Jl W. J. GATENBY, 'M Hon. Sec. I 1 T ADIES' MAC'S—Latest novelties now, -" opening up. The new "Barlo Mille-< rain" Waterproofs are the choicest garments of their kind ever introduced. Im-r ported only by Rushbrook and Bridgman,, Drapers and Clothiers, Queen-street. BEFORE it Rains get your Old Umbrel-* la Re-covered at Falkrier's, 282* . Queen-street. " "pNGLISH PRlCE.—Umbrellas Sold at •JCu English Prices at Falkner's, 252, : Queen-st. , - A RE YOU ALIVE? If So, go to Falk--ti- ner's for New Umbrellas. Besti value.—Opposite Smith and Caughey's. WO AND SlX.—Umbrellas Re-covered _J:rom 2/(5 at Falkner's, 282, Queen-sk J? 1 AA~PER~WEEK Wanted for New; S^JLUU Umbrellas at Falkner's,- 252, Q v een-street. ■ ■■• . LIP THIS OUT.—Try Falkner's fop your next New Umbrella.—Opposite Smith and Caughey's. '■ '_^ GILES' COLLEGE.—The main teaching, of the College is done by the Principals. • Individual attention is bestowed. on each pupil. '"'■ -trr /£—GENT'S MACKINTOSH COATS X 1 / U all sewn seams and guaranteed waterproof, all shapes, shades and sizes, from 17/6.—Mcßride, Importer, Outfitter, Tailor, etc., Victoria-st., next Victoria Hotel. ■ A NOTHER TRIUMPH FOR THE A BLICK. Koln, December 15th, 1599. The New Zealand Typewriter Company, Victoria Arcade. Dear Sirs,— We furnished about a weeK ago to Queen Elizabeth of Roumania a Blickensderfer No. 7; in order to specially please Her Majesty, tfe had all the metal parts of the machine gold plated and the machine looked quite beautiful To-day we received from Her Majesty the following telegram: "Pal* ace Bukarest, December 15th, 1899.—Mess. Groyen & Richtmann, Koln.—Typewriting machine excellent; please send for Christmas another machine same kind to Queen Mother at Neuied." The satisfaction of the Quen of Rou-f mania will be of great service to us witli literary men, as Her Majesty uses the machine personally for her literary work,, and as she is a very celebrated and popular writer of poetry and novels under the name of "Carmen Sylva;" she writes lni German, French, and Roumanian, and the Roumanian keyboard of the Blickensderfer is so arranged that it writes the Ger-1 man, French, Roumanian, and English languages, so that the machine was particularly adapted for the special purposa of the Royal Poetess. Very truly yours, GROYEN & RICHTMANN. OOD HotelsTTrom £250 to £3000 for Sale. Money to Lend from £5 to £1000 on approved security—E. Whitehead, Valuator. High-st.