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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 294, 11 December 1900, Page 8

ATHLETICS, ETC __ ILES' COLLEGE ATHLETIC SPORTS, DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19TH. OLD BOYS' EVENTS. 100 Yards Championship,. 220 Yards Handicap. 440 Yards Handicap. One Mile Bicycle Handicap. Entries close at the College on WEDNESDAY, 12th inst. G. G. HIBBARD, C. HART, Hon. Secretaries. PUBLIC NOTICES. ',H RAZING PADDOCKS, EDEN TER\J RACE. Offers to Lease One or More Small Paddocks for Grazing for 12 months willl be received up to noon of SATURDAY NEXT, the 15th December inst. Conditions may be seen at my oflice, Palmerston Buildings. O. MAYS. -A/TANGERE PUBLIC POUND. - lm--31. pounded ior trespassing on the Mangere Roaci, a Roan Cow and Call, indistinct brand. If not claimed and expenses paid they will be sold at the Mangere Public round on MONDAY, the -Ith day of December, 1900, at 12 o'clock noon. -JOHN GRIFFITHS, Poundkeeper. QPLENDID Assortment of Tennis and fo Crick eUng Shirts from 2/11.-Tutt and Jaggs, Symonds-street. OATHS - TURKISH BATHS '7"?*^ JL> BVEIU LA. for Ladies and Gent emen from i) a.m. till (1 p.m. Charges, A/, Saturday, 2/; a tickets for £1. -Nothing better for purifying the skin, restoring tue Health, or removing aches and pains of all kinds. Also, Hor and Cold Plunge Baths, with shower, Ud, from 0 a.m. till 7 p.m.— Lome St.. off Victoria-st. E. , RINK TT"AMO and IS. VTfHISKY rnAILORING—We Shov/ the Finest -L 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. | (SEASON'S NOVELTIES.—FoIding Fire ►o Screens, lid and 1/6; Bind Blinds, 4/6; Bamboo Easels, 3d, 4d, Cd, 1/6 to 3/G; beautiful Coloured Hammocks, 4/6 and 6/6; Fancy Japanese Flower I'ots, 6d and 1/; , Blower Stands, 3/6; Fancy Chairs, 8/6; Ye- - randan Blinds, 1/11, 2/11 to 7/11.—D.S.C. lY_/ft—BREAKFAST SETSTIvory and J-U/ U Gold, 29 Pieces, for 10/6. Special ( vaIue.—TYLER'S, Queen-st. FENCING.— Every description erected, lowest possible rates, You can always Set a price from ns.— Sam White and Sons. GSAKDEN SEiTuiTor highest quality.— IT Everything for the garden at Mackay's, ]'J5 Queen-st. _^ TrERANDAH Blinds, Bamboo, just V landed, all sizes, from 1/9 each. — J. Catchpole, Furnisher, Karangahape Rd. SPLENDID Assortment of Straw and Frame Felt Hats from 1/11.—Tutt and Jaggs, Tailors. Mercers, etc., Symonds street. T ADIES' Sunshades and Umbrellas from . J-*' 2/11 to 30/; special novelties in Neckwear, 1/6 and 1/11; Gloves in all shades, : 1/11, 2/11, aud 3/11; Fabric Gloves from Od per pair; Ladies' Pique Dresses, 10/6, worth 2.1/.—D.S.C. (STENT'S OUTIFTTING—New Goods for ,-J present season. Large shipment just opened ex s.s. Matatua. Latest styles in Hats, Fancy Vests, Tennis Shirts, Golf Caps, Shirts, Ties, Bows, Braces; a<ll Gent's Requisites. — Mcßride, Tailor, Habit Maker, Outfitter, Importer, etc., Victoria-st., next Victoria Hotel. TnVERYTHING NEW and up-to-da7e~for *-J Christmas at Lamb and Smith's, Ironmongers and House Furnishers, Nowton. CJ-RE TO PLEASE—UsefuI and handsome ■ Christmas Presents now showing at Lamb and Smith's (late F. Lambourne), Newton. CHRISTMAS and New Year Presents.— Latest Goods in Electro-plated Ware, etc., just opened at Lamb and Smith's, Newton. BEO_Ji_\G PLANTS t>y the million; largest and best assortment in the city.--Only choice strains at Mackay's.lOo Queenstreet. TEA SETS! TEA SETS! Shipment of J- 500 Sets just arrived, from 5/6 up.— TYLER'S. Queen-st. p.ONCRETING.-All klnds-Stables,~~Cel-V.-- lars, Floors, Walls, Paths, Yards. Ring us up. Tel. 708.-Sam White and Sons. SILK MARKET.—Foulard Silks in exquisite colourings, 1/11, 2/U, and 3/11: Brocaded Silks, the very latest, 1/11J 2/FU; Blouse Silks, 1/, 1/0, and 1/11; Silks in white and cream broche, 1/11, 2/3, and 2,11. Above lines aro 20 per cent, below , wholesale prices.—D.S.C. T^OR Something Nice in Hosiery, Gloves -*- Ribbons, and Laces, go to McMaster and Shalders', Queen-st. OUSEHOEDERS, see that your Grocer supplies you with New Zealand Dairy Associations Butter. FISH - Soles; Flounders, Gurnard Mackerel, John Dorys. Trevaliy, and . other varieties of Fresh Fish daily 'from . the Trawler, at Sanford's Fish Market, opposite Custom House. Brown Paper . Parcels. JOHNSTON BROS. O Givo excellent value in Gent's Foot- i wear—rivetted, machine sewn and welted. JOHNSTON BROS. ] Invite Inspection of their Windows and Stock at 57, Karangahape Road. OHNSTON BROS] '■ Sell Ladies' Shoes, 3/U, 4/11, 5/U, G/U and up to 17/6. Great variety. JOHNSTON BROS. ~ Have received another Shipment of Infants' and Children's Boots and Shoes. J" OHNSTON BROS. ! "" Now Carry a Large Selection of American Shoes from 7/9 per pair. _____-. BROg - . Are Showing splendid value in Tan Lace Boots from 9/6 per pair. J CATCHPOLE guarantees that if you » furnish- the Young Lady, he will furnish the house cheaper than anyone in Auckland. THE most truthful person loves to LIE on one of Catchpole's Wire Mattrasses, full size, 11/. DON'T be in a hurry—Take a Chair, or take half a dozen for 19/6, cane seats, and very comfortablo, splendid value. JU§T a few Leaves from aT~forest of Values: Door Mats, 1/6; Kitchen Chairs 2/6; Tables 8/6; Lace Curtains 2/11. pair. HEARTH Rugs 3/6; Wire Stretchers 13/6; Flax Bed 7/6; Kapok Pillows 1/6; Iron Bedstead, full size, 25/. J QATCHPOLE. CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. Fancy Needlework and Smocking a specl- . alty.—Mrs Hyarns, Victoria Arcade. DRAINS.— Get your Drains put right. Sewer connections jobs, large or small —Sam White and Sons, Customs-st. WALL PAPERS.—See the immense variety and note the very low prices.—A H. Morris, 115 aud 117, Hobson-st. Trams , pass—two minutes west of Queen-st. mOILET SETS'. TOILET SETS! BeauJL tiful assortment just unpacked, from 7/6 up.-TYLER'S, Queen-st. "V"OUNG Men, Wanting Holiday Suits, X Shirts, Ties, and Hats, call at Met Master and Shalders, Queen-st. ; TniSH, FISH, FISH-West End FiihGg .X? Company will supply Fresh and • Smoked Fish Daily.—P. Brewster, Man- ■ ager, Customs-st. West. Telephone 1101. O" uTTboYS in Norfolk Khaki Suits at 6/6 and S/6, sold elsewhere at 10/6; Port- . manteaus, S/ll aud 10/6; Gladstone and Hand Bags, real leather, from 18/6; Tennis and Cricketing Suits for summer wear, . 10/6 and 15/6. All Clothing at wholesale . prices at the D.S.C. HE Cheapest Shop In Town for Boys' and Youths Ready-made Clothing — • Tutt and Jaggs, Tailors, Mercers, Clothiers. Symonds-st. ! rriTPEWRITER CO., Ltd., 14 Victoria ArJ- cade.—Vice-regal Typists, Shorthand Writers, Typewriter Repairers. "VTOTICE to Farmers and Miners.—Meals -L> 6d; Beds 1/; Weekly 15/.—Whitehead's Cofi.se Palace, neat Market,