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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 103, 2 May 1900, Page 4

" Graphic* 99 \ NOW READY. ■QVEH PJQ piCXURES. These ineliule: . A UCKLAND TtETERANS Xi. V AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE. THE LAST OF THE ROYAL IRISH CRIMEAN MEDALLISTS NEW ZEALAND WAR MEDALLISTS! THE BANQUET HALL . etc., etc., etc. "YOUNG ~V"EW r/EALANDERS. .1 IS f-J THE WOUNDED IN THE WAR. (Sixteen Splendid Photogravures.) jZEE-PING QFF THE p.LAGUE. PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES IN AUCKLAND. (Four Fine Large Plates.) i \ TITAORT TUNG I. (Full Page Photogravure.) mHB p-VRIS -pXHIBITION. THE SWISS VILLAGE REPRODUCTION. AriHRYSANTHEMUM ARDEN V-'1 * Jl THE OTTAWA FIRE. VICTIMS OP THE FAMINE IN INDIA. A UNIT OF THE EMPIRE. GOING INTO BATTLE. MISCELLANEOUS 1 ILLUSTRATIONS SERIAL & COMPLETE STORIES RACING GOLF FOOTBALL TENNIS LACROSSE, etc. LATEST FASHIONS LADIES' & CHILDREN'S PAGES i_ s Hancock's Bismatk Lager Beer In the , pUREST .fOEVSKAGE In the HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY THE MEDICAL PROFESSION. 240, Q'V'Z KN-ST. . . Has just received direct from the Manufacturers a splendid lot of Men's and Boys' Mackintoshes, all sewn seams, every coat guaranteed waterproof, Men's 19/ c; Boys' 13/11, also Boys' Tweed Overcoats. Reefer Jackets, etc. t —__—— i = Qrnesi Mfoor® Has just opened 200 pairs Men'n StrongTweed Trousers at 4/11, Strong WorkingShirts 1/11, Flannel Uaders 2/11 good value . (Srnest Wfo©re ss Is the Right Shop' for Juvenile Clothing. Just opened an enormous quantify of Boys' and Youths' (Jloth'ns: of every , description. Sailor Suits from 3/11, Tweed Suits 4/11. ' " ' 1 Has just opw3'"a masr.ffter/ Assortment oi all the Latest Novelties'in Gent's Hats', Shirt;;, Collars. Ties, Braces. Sox. and Underwear. Real Good Value. Has a Grand Assortment of Travelling Trunks: Gladstone Bags, Portmanteaux, Bugs, Umbrellas, etc., all at Fine Price.. Note Address: 240, S.UE2N-ST. . ■ 9; | TNDIAN FAMINE -RELIEF FUND, j 1 j i . 1 it being generally desired that steps [he Town Clerk. Council Chambers, for, remission to the Viceroy of India. I regret that I am unable for the pre- , sent to convene a public meeting owing to the continuous demands upon' my time. I sincerely hope that the Citizens will respond generously to this appeal. D. GOLDIE, . : Mayor. Auckland, 27th April, 1900.