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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 290, 6 December 1900, Page 5

PUBIiIC NOTICES. * HOUSKHOLDKKS, see that your UroeeS supplies you witn iNew Zealand Dairy; Association's Butter. ( T USTRES in plain and coloured, 48-inch* JU W ide, 2/11 aud 3/3; very special value in Black Broche Lustres, 2/, 2/0, 3/6; als<> Black fancies, 1/, 1/6, 1/9, 2/, 2/6: Coloured Dresses.all wool.a grand lot at i>/ll the full dress length.—P. S.C. PLENDIb Assortment of Tennis and Cricketing Shirts from 2/11.—Tutt and. Jaggs, Symonds-street. ONE of every eight persons (male) in. Auckland, wears a suit of the Celebrated "Footballer" Brand of Clothing:. Ask any of them how they wear, Tha only answer you will get. "Splendid; and "I was surprised." Sold only oy. J. H. Dalton, Tailor and Clothier, Qucenst., near Savings Bank. .____ . ELICATE People should try our very Mild, Pure Cliin:i Tea, almost free from taniiin.— John Earle & Co., Tea Importers, Queeu-st. BW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOCIATION'S Butter Van delivers Butter in City and Suburbs daily. . OUIt BOYS in Norfolk Khaki Suits at 6/6 and 8/0, sold elsewhere at 10/6; Portmanteaus, S/ll aud 10/6; Gladstone and Hand Bags, real leather, from 18/6; Tennis and Cricketing Suits for summer wear, 10/G and 15/ G. All Clothing at wholesale prices at the D.S.C. ■EVERYTHING NEW and np-to-datfe for -*--1 Christmas at Lamb and Smith's, ironmongers and House Furnishers, Newton. HE Brand Mew Zealand Dairy Assoeia* tion Is guarantee ot the finest quality ot Table Bntter. • UNDREDS of Working People are praising: our Extra Strong 1/ Farmings.—» John Earle & Co., Direct Importers, Queenstreet. _ DRINK KAMO WATER IT is a recognised fact that the "Footballer" Brand of Clothing is far ana away superior to many of the other brands so freely advertised. Sold only by J. H. Dalton, Tailor and Clothier, near Savings Bauk. QURE~TO~PXEASE—UsefuI and handsome ►O Christmas Presents now showing at Lamb and Smith's (late P. Lambourne), Newton. ... TCTRESH TROUT daily while in season, Si J- per lb.—Sanford's I^ish Market, Cus-toms-street. .' /CHRISTMAS Cakes should be made v> now.—Dumpers First Prize Baking Powder should be used, only 1/ lb, at Equitable Stores, Newton. "I7RESH Eggs, guaranteed, 8d dozen; JJ, prime Dairy Butter 8d lb;,New Dairy Cheese 6d, at 'Dumpers Equitable Stores, Newton. PRIME New Cheese 6d lb; Fresh Dairy, Butter 8d lb; Fresh Eggs, guaranteed, Sd doz. at Dumpers Equitable Stores, Newton. PRICE LIST.—32-inch White Calico, 2/11, 3/11, and 4/11 per dozen yards; 72-inch, White Sheetings, strong Twills, at lOid, 1/OJ, and 1/3 per yard; beautiful Cretonnes, 4Jd" per yard; pure Bleached Linen Table Damask, 1/4., 1/6, and 1/11 per yard; Unbleached do., 1/0$ and l/4,at the'D.S.C. V JOVE, I was surprised when I tried on one of those "Footballer" Brand Suits. They are really all that is claimed for them. Made to measure goods ready for immediate wear. Sold only by, J. H. Dalton, Tailor and Clothier, Queenst, near Sayings Bank. <. A BSOL.U'X_LS: Choicest Creamery Butter A. for the table all the year round.—New, Zealand Dairy Association. O PROPERTY OWNERS NORTH SHORE. We are prepared to quote very moderate prices for your private drains, traps and W.C.'s. "We guarantee our work. ,SAM. WHITE AND CO.. Customs St. CHRISTMAS and New Year Presents.— \J Latest Goods in Electro-plated Ware, etc., Just opened at Lamb and Smith's, New,ton... : . ■ ■ - . . B_DI>INU i'LAJSTS by the million; largest and .best assortment in the cltjftj—• Only choice strains at Miuikay'Sjl9s-.Que_n-street. - ■ • . ■ BASONS-NOVELTIES.— Folding Fire .Screens, U<l and 1/6; Bind Blinds, 4/6; Bairiboo Easels, 3d, 4d, 6d, 1/6 to 3/6; beautiful Coloured Hammocks, 4/6 and 6/6; Fa-aey Japanese Flower Pots, 6d and 1/; Flower Stands, 3/6; Fancy Chairs, 8/6; Verandah Blinds, 1/11, 2/11 to 7/11.—D.S.C. rnEA SET¥f~TEA~SETSr Shipm"en"t~o? J- 500 Sets just arrived, from 5/6 ap.—• TYLER'S, Queen-st. w /Concreting.—aii kinds—stables, cciV'1 lars, Floors, Walls, Paths, Yards. Ring _-< up. Tel.'7oS.—Sam White and Sons: frv\NFIELD,POTTER & CO.—First ChrlstX mas shipment of Flower Stands, Crystal T'afces, Vases, Figures, Novelties, etc.Now sitowing in their windows. T6hn-»t6n:bros~. tf Give excellent value in Gent's Footwear—rivetted, machine sewn and ■welted. ■ TOHNSTON BROS. eJ Invite Inspection of their Window* and. Stock at 57, Kafangahape Road. TOHNST'ON BROS. J Sell" Ladies' Shoes, 3/11, 4/11, 5/11, 6/11 and up to 17/5. Great variety. . ■ TOHNSTON BROS. . . . eJ Have received another Shipment of Infants' • and Children's Boots and Shoejs. ■ ' ' i _ - JOHNSTON BROS. "" O Now Carry a Large Selection or American Shoes from 7/9 per pair. TOHNSTON BROS. —' Are Showing splendid value in Tan Lace Boots from 9/6 per pair. : /CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, Fancy. \J Needlework and Smocking a specialty.—M^_Hyrms^_y2Cjc£ia_^A£c_ade. ; /C ARDEN SEEDS of highest quality.— VT Everything for the garden at Mackay's, 195 Queen-st. ■ • mAItfFIELD, POTTER & CO. invite inX spection of their 25/ Tea Sets, now displayed in their windows. JCA.TCHPOLE guarantees that if you « furnish" the Young Lady, he will furnish the house; cheaper, than anyonw. in Auckland. THE most truthful person loves to LIJ3 on one of Catchpole's Wire Mattrasses, full size, 11/. '.. ON'T be in a hurry—Take a Chair, or take half a dozen for 19/6, cane seats* and very comfortable, splendid value. TUST a few Leaves from a forest ot t) Values: Door Mats, 1/6; Kitchen Chairs 2/6; Tables S/6; Lace Curtains 2/lli pair. I ■ ' ; ■ . %;■ TTEARTH Rugrs 3/6; Wire Stretchers 13/6; JOL Flax Bed 7/6; Kapok Pillows 1/6; Iron Bedstead, full size, 25/. .■• J" • QATCHPOLE. : ',