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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 292, 8 December 1900, Page 2

PUBLIC NOTICES. REWARD £250. THE NEW ZEALAND MINES TRUST (LIMITED), representing various mining companies in New Zealand, hereby oilers a reward of £250 to any person or persons who may supply information such as will lead to the conviction of those concerned in the recent robbery of Bullion from the Waikino Mill, or connected with any other robbery of Bullion from a company embraced in "the group of mines for which The N.Z. Mines Trust Company holds Powers of Attorney. Any informant desiring it may have his name suppressed. C. RHODES, General Manager, New Zealand Mines Trust, Ltd. Shortland-st, Auckland, 21st November, 1900. jT\ IBBONS PERFORATED ROLLER V.T WASHING MACHINE has been proved to be the best produced, still challenges competition. Price—Standard size 30/ hardwood rollers 2/ extra. You can have one for a trial free of charge from So™ RAILWAY YARDS. MT. EDEN. Sold by all ironmongers and grocers. pHRISTMAS pAKES. pHRISTMAS QAKES. pHRISTMAS QAKES. THE BEST THAT MONEY CAN BUY. fi j£ENT & <gONS, NEWMARKET & SYMONDS-ST. ' a k t ]Jjl-~T~6~~n7~ It is hereby notified that the Art Union of Carved Kauri Gum Ornaments which was advertised by Messrs Hemming and Ferguson, to be drawn on tlie 28th day of September, but which was indefinitely postponed in consequence ot the death'of the said William Hemming, will now be drawn at the olhce of the undersigned, Palmerston Buildings, at i p.m. on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of January, 1901, . The winning numbers will be advertised in the Auckland Star on Thursday, the day following the drawing of the said Art Union. Any ticket holders or others interested are at llbertv to attend the drawing. HENRY WILDING. R JOHN WRIGHT is no longer In our Employ, and is not authorised to collect on our behalf. A. B. WRIGHT ANDSONS^ ri_ AILO RIN <3—We Show the Finest X- Selection of Tweeds, Serges and Coatings in the city. Our fit, style and finish are unsurpassed. We guarantee entire satisfaction. Our prices are strictly moderate. If you want a suit for Christmas order at once, as our book is nearly full.—Mcßride, Tailor, Habit Maker, Outfitter, Importer, etc., Victoria-st., next Victoria Hotel. | ___^T 7S~6"UTIFTTING—New Goods for present season. Large shipment just opened ex s.s. Matatua. Latest styles in Hats, Fancy Vests, Tennis Shirts, Golf Caps, Shirts, Ties, Bows, Braces; ail Gent's Requisites. — Mcßride, Tailor, Habit Maker, Outfitter, Importer, etc., Victoria-st, next Victoria Hotel. RICKET and~Ten_ii Pants" to measure, Tweed, Serge, or Flannel, all thoroughly shrunk.—Mcßride, Tailor. Habit Maker, Outfitter, Importer, etc., Victoriast, next Victoria Hotel. ALMS, FJ_.K-\S, all Kinds Pot Plants, best value in the colony.—Great display at Mackay's, 195 Queen-st. ANFIELD, POTTER <& CO. hire for special occasions Crockery, Glassware, Cutlery, Table Decorations, etc., at lowest rates, cartage free. nrUNFIELD,POTTER & CO.—First ChrlstJ- mas shipment of Flower Stands, Crystal Tubes, Vases, Figures, Novelties, etc. Now showing in their windows. T ANFIELD. POTTER-_TCO.~In.It- ._- ---spection of their 25/ Tea Sets, now displayed in their windows. Th /d— Bß______-_ST"S_-T_< Ivory and J-U/ O Gold, 29 Pieces, for 10/6. Special vaIue.—TYLER'S, Queen-st PICTURE MOULDINGS and Frames.— The largest stock in New Zealand. Note the prices and variety.—A.'H. Morris, 115 and 117, Hobson-st Trams pass—two minutes west of Queen-st TAENCING.—Every description erected, JJ lowest possible rates. You can always get a price from us.—Sam White and Sons. ARDEN- SEEDS of highest quality.— Everything for the garden at Mackay's, 195 Queen-st. OU.SKHOLDKKS, see that your Grocer aupplies you with Mew Zealand Dairy Association's Butter. 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. The only answer you will get "Splendid;" and "I was surprised." Sold only by J. H_ Dalton, Tailor and Clothier, Queenst., near Savings Bank. ALF-PRlCE.—Dress Linen, 10 yards for 4/11, just the thing for holiday and seaside wear.-RUSHBROOK and BRIDGMAN, Queen-st E~ISH —~ Soles, Flounders, Gurnard, Mackerel, John Dorys. Trevally, and other varieties of Fresh Fish daily from the T__Wler. at Sanford's Fish Market, opposite Custom House. Brown Paper Pa reels. , __ —- tjtcHARDSON, Engraver, 25 HighR. street Auckland. - Brass Door Memorlam and Stencil Plates, Jewellery for presentations tastefully Inscribed. _ ™'0_ 4/11 THE SUIT.-Big special purJ_ • chase of Kaiapol Clothing; being extra stock we arc scll'ng much under regular pr.-.5.-RUSHBROOI- and BRIDGMAN, Queen-st BULK Butter, equal quality to the last, 7d lb.-R. French's, 165, Karangahape Rd. BEFORE" buying your Christmas Requisites, call and see the Special values at R. French's, 165, Karangahape Rd. tSTeLICATE "People should try our very XJ Mild Pure China Tea, almost free from tanu.n.-Jokn Earle & Co., Tea Importers, Queen-st ~ j_W ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOCIATION'S Butter Van delivers Butter la City and Suburbs dally. TTNDREDS of Working People are praising our Extra Strong 1/ Fannlngs.John Earle & Co., Direct Importers, Queenstreet __ CHRISTMAS CAKES and Mince Pies \J to order; Quality guaranteed.—G. Kent and Sons, Premier Bakery, Newmarket and Symonds-street. ■\TEBANDAH Blinds, Bamboo, just V landed, all sizes, from 1/9 each. - j. Catchpole, Furnisher, Karangahape Rd. GENTS' HATS, new shapes, large special purchase just to hand. Belling -rich below regu.ar prices.—RUSHBROOK a_i'd BRIDGMAN, Clothiers and Outfittters. SPLENDID Assortment of Straw and Frame Felt Hats from l/H.-Tutt and Jaggs, Tailors. Mercers, etc., Symonds street. , T ACE CURTAINS-Special Value, New1_ est Designs, Direct from the Manufacturer, from 1/6 pair; also, Art Muslin and Canvas Curtain Net. - Rushbrook and Bridgman, Queen-st. Open until 10 p.m. on Saturday. ■ a\HE Brand New Zealand Dairy Asaocla- . tion is guarantee ol the finest quality of Table Butter. „ -I A r_f\r_ LB of Rich Strong Indian Tea JLU.UI'U. just received, only 1/ per lb, awfully cheap—John Earle & Co., Queen-st. SUMMER GLOVES, latest novelties, including Cycling, White Net and White Washing Kid. Keen cash prices.— Rushbrook and Bridgman, Queen-Btreet, Open all day and until 10 p.m. on Satur* day. ri.HE Cheapest Shop in Town for Boys' X. and Youths' Ready-made Clothlng.--Tutt and Jaggs, Tailors, Mercers, Clothiers. Symonds-st YXrALi. PAPERS.—See the immense va- * » riety and note the very low prices.—A. iH. Morris, 115 and 117, Hobson-st. Trams [ pass—two minutes west of Queen-st, .