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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 14, 17 January 1901, Page 2

£50 REWARD IF YOU CAN Find anything- better than Henning Tyres for Bicycles. Henejing, and Dunlop soiled and second-hand covers from 7/6. Reliable bicycles from £3. All kind of repairs. Address Heiming, Stanly-street, City. Telephone 847.

Tenders are called for the lease of ilie rig'lit to l<eep the bookstall at the AiJcklond Railway Station, from January 28th, 1001, to March 31st, 1962. The conditions can he. obtained at the District Traffic Manager's office. The Rev. A. J. Griffith, M.A., of Waverly, N.S.W., has arrived in Auckland to take charge of the Beresfordstreet Congregational Church for the ensuing- month. He will foe followed by the Rev. J. T. Warlow Davies, M.A., of Sydney, under whose ministry the church at Beresford-street was origin* ally-built. \ The foundation of the building' for a branch of the Auckland Saving's Bank <\t Devonport was laid this afternoon by Mr J. M. Shera, Sice-presi-dent of that institution, in the presence of a. number of ladies and gentlemen, including- Dr. ,J. L. Campbell, one of the original founders of the institution, and Mr R. Cameron, manage]-. Ml" Shera, in laying' the stone, referred to the gTeat progress made by the Bank. ,He, was presented with a handsome mallet and silver trowel suitably inscribed. Short addresses were also made by Dr. Campbell and the Mnyov of Devonport, Mr ,T. C. Macky. Messrs Philcox and Sons are the contractors for the building1, and Mr IS. Bart-ley the architect. The bank will be situated in the main street near the Flagstaff Hotel, and almost facing- the site of the Boroug-h Council Chambers. The body of the late Mr. John Abbott, was brought from Takapuna this afternoon by special boat. The : interment, which took place at St. Stephen's cemetery, Parnell, was of a, private nature, only deceased's family and a few personal friends being present. The chief mourners were the h"ve sons of deceased at present in Auckland. The Rev. George Mac Murray conducted the service at the grave. Honeycomb towels 1/9 doz, white calico 1/11 doz, white quilts 2/11 each, flannelettes 2/6 doz, frilled pillow slips 3^d, at Cqiirt Bios. great sale of Iredale's stock.'—(Ad.) ... Ladies' white and coloured straw hats in newest shapes reduced from 3/11, 4/11, and 5/11 to 1/, 1/6, and 2/11; sailor hats in fine or other straws, to clear, id, I/. 1/6, at Court Bros.' great saia al Iredale's stock. —(Ad,)