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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 52, 2 March 1901, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. pOURT PRIDE OFONE*£s£&&*%* HL ' XOA » *«• w31 > AUCKLAND DISTRICT. Wsii celebrate their UKs th a b 7 i ; ebsary GRAND PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS BALL On EASTER MONDAY, APRIL Sth, 1001. By Invitation Only. j , FRED. W. WALKER, | Hon. Sec. I PERSONAL. I TJH'GULD Mrs Sinfield or Tobaska please " » call and meet Mrs Vv'. at Moore's, Pitt-street, at 7 o'clock to-nighL or 12 o'clock Monday. WiLL Airs Amelia Newman, late of Coolgardie, or anybody knowing her present address, kindly communicate with John Newman, care of Star Oltice. rpHE Anonymous Letter, signed "Mem- -"- ber Prohibition League," sent to St. Heller's. Lady very thankful. Will writer kindly supply full particulars, hotels, dates, etc.—Reply c/o Women and Chlldrens' Protection Society, Auckland. A RE the Contingents to South Africa -•"•*■ going to do good or evil, to save life or kill? JJo they mock at the teachings of Jesus? T\R. HELEN BURNABY, "Specialist" ■*-' for Ladies' Complaints, Consults Free all Diseases.—Alma House, Upper Sy-monds-st., above Cemetery. Hours — 11 to 3.30 and Evenings A~~UCK_AND~ " •will be issued to public Friday, Sth March. "JOHN - :BELL will give"" an Address on the Wharf at 3 o'clock, and at 7.30 in the evening at Flrebell, as usual, Sunday, 3rd March. Subject: Charitable Aid, Municipal Matters and Commonwealth. T HENRY MACKIE, F.N.Z.A.A., '-»• Public Accountant and Auditor, and Trade Assignee, Ist Floor, MERCANTILE CHAMBERS, next B.N.Z. fIOMMERC lALIAL BOOKKEEPING, Prac- " J tical Instruction in Class or Private. Modern methods. Elementary and Advanced Stages.—J. H. Mackie, Technical School, or Ollice, Queen-street. MADAM WINE, Clairvoyant, Palmist and Phrenologist. Family affairs a specia.ty. Established 11 years in Auckland.—Six doors above Napler-st. School. 11MME TUCKER'S TELLY OItYSTTALS," he said, Od box. Full pint finest Jelly. Lots of flavours. _'D LIKELY FORGET." No; not -after tasting TUCKER'S JELLY CRYSTALS. HIS little sister said, "I'd letch it: 'tis such a pretty packet." TUCKER'S JELLY CRYSTALS, Ikl. Full pint.^ '•mUCKER'S,"~the boy said, but forgot -•- tin? name. "1 know: 'tis his new getup." JELLY CRYSTALS. rj'.or.f'Tl.NK stops a Cough in five minutes, -L also for Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Asthma, etc.; I/O and 2/o.—Agents: Clarke, Chemist, 144 Victoria-st.; Cawkwell, Chemist, Newmarket. Ai7AME CHEIRO, RaTinist, Ponsonby ltd., opposite Park.—Consultation hours, 11 to :>; Evenings, 7 to 8. "OEMEMBER that the Franklin Show XV is to be held at Pukekolie on Hcanesday. March ti, 1901. Splendid entries; ' iirst-class exhibits. MRS READING, Certificated Nurse.Studley House, Wellesley-st. West, has comfortable accommodation for Accouchement*. References. REDUCTION "OF MEDICAL FEES TO ENGLISH RATES. - DR. BAKEWELL, M.D., M.R.C.S., Eng., etc., 160, Hobson-street. Fee for Consultations (including medicine), 2/6; visits iii Auckland, 5/. Consultations, 10 to 11 a.m.; 3 to 5 and t> to 7*p.m. 1" S YOUR SIGHT WEAK?—We have an immense assortment of Specks, imported for all sights, from Od per pair; good quality, 1/; English Crystal Specks, 2/0; English Pebbles, 3/9; Roll Gold, 3/9; Coloured Spectacles, 1/, post free.—At MILLER'S FANCY REPOSITORY, VICTORIA STREET. a 10, HARE, Herbalist, Newton — Electric and Vapour Baths cures everyone. Thousands treated. Face steamer and massage for Ladies. Youth and beauty restored. T~_A.RGE SELECTION of the New Can--j- dleabra, for table decoration, on view. See windows.—Tantleld, Potter and Co. rPEASETS.—Tea Sets at sale prices, hunJ- dreds to select from.—TanUeld, Potter and Co. EW DINNER WARE PATTERNS In Flown Blue, (4reen traced in Gold, Porcelain China.—Tuafield, Potter and Co. C^OMP KTTTORS, Auckland Regatta, note J —Entry Night Wednesday, Oth March, 8 to 10 p.m., at Walt.eaiata Hotel. By Special Appointment to the Countess of Ranfurly. jy£ R S jjf ICC 0 L (Pupil of Miss Van Brnkel, Sydney), LADIES' HAIRDRESSER. MANICURIST, MASSEUSE, and TOILET SPECIALIST. Address: _j i "mHE "DOUDOIR," A.M.P. BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET (Upstairs only). Telephone 1040. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR REMOVED. All Kinds of Hair Work Done and Made up Orders executed at very short notice. New Pompadour and Toque Hair Frames (the latest). Large Nets, Wide Wavers, Spirit Lamps, etc., and Toilet Specialties not procurable elsewhere. Inspection Invited. (10LD ENAMEL.—OnIy washable Gold X Paint; is simple in application, and gives results equal to Gold Leaf In appearance. Can be obtained from Thos. Inipey, Sign writer and Decorator, top of Grey-st. Telephone S4B. Q UICKSHINE.—Instantaneous Polish for beautifying and preserving Linoleum, Oilcloth, Tan Shoes, Furniture, Perambulator Tops, etc. No labour required. Sixprrce per tin. AM a Cash Buyer of Household Furniture and Effects, Jewellery, Plate, Travellers' Samples, etc.—Address Confidence, Box 450, P.O. ACE MASSAGE-Origlnal Hygienic Face and Scalp Massage, Shampooing, Manicuring, Pedicuring, etc., Hairdressing in all its branches. Removal <xi superfluous hair a specialty. ONLY AD- • DRESS: Miss McElwain, 206, Victoria Arcade, 2nd Floor. Telephone 254. I "TOYS' and Girls' School" Boots"; wear gua- > ranteed; trial solicited.—W. Miller and Son, Quecn-st, opposite Bank N.S.W. DO You Want Money?—WlThave large and small sums to lend on mortgage at a very low rate of interest.— Ewington and Baker, Estate Agent. T ADIES* and Gentlemen's Left-off and X- Misfit Clothing Bought. Letters attended to.—Mr and Mrs Bottrill, 61, Karangahape Road. TEETH Extracted without any pain by an entirely new process, 2/6. No cocaine used.—A. F. Hooper, Dentist, Queen-street. O Ladies and Gentlemen—Send Address ' and receive highest price for your Superior Misfits and Left-off Clothing. Gent's a specialty.—HAßTLEY'S, Wellesley street, four doors above Opera House. NEW~CENTURY~PRICES." -"American Clocks, 2/6; Alarm do., 3/0; good Watches, 5/11; Climax Watches, 7/6; Waterbnry, 7/11; "Le Rol," 11/6 each. For 21 days these will be sent post free.—At MILLER'S FANCY REPOSITORY, VICTORIA STREET. CJTRAND CAFE COMPANY, fc? Cater for BANQUETS, LUNCHEONS PICNIC PARTIES, BALLS, AND GENERAL ENTERTAINMENTS. DAILY LUNCHEONS, 3 Courses, 1/. AFTERNOON TEAS AND SUPPER PARTIES specially Catered for. Luxuriously Fitted Retiring Rooms for Ladies. W. R. HOLMES, Secretary Strand Cafe Company.