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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 129, 1 June 1901, Page 5

The Ferry Company notify an alteration in their Sunday time-table to St. Helier's Bay. Messrs. P. Ku'eebone & Co. an-' nounce in this issue a sale of ladies' and girls' winter hats. Owing1 to the damage done by the recent fire, the meeting- of Lodge Ara, No. 348, I;C, will not be held on Monday evening-. The Government Commission on Education, which has been sitting in the South Island, to-day commenced the work of taking evidence in this city. The object of the Commission is to enquire into the desirability or otherwise of a colonial scale for the salaries of public school teachers, and the staffing of the schools. The Government steamer Hinemoa arrived at Onehunga this morning-and berthed at the wharf. The Countess of Ranfurly, Lady Constance Knox, Captain Alexander, the Hon. .Hill Trevor, Captain Osborne, and thirtyfour servants were passengers by the steamer from Wellington. A big shipment of Japanese silks, white, cream and all the new shades, 1/6 to 3/11.—Court Bros.—(Ad.) Long live the King! Citizens, show your loyalty by suitable decorations. Court Bros, are just landing 100 pieces red, white and blue patriotic muslins for this purpose.—(Ad.) A big job purchase: 12,000 yards of flannefettes in pinks, stripes, white and cream, from 3jd yard.—Court Bros—(Ad.) 42-inch black and navy serge (all wool), l/2£d, 1/6, 1/H, 2/3, 2/6, guaranteed to keep the colour.—Court Bros.—(Acl;) Trimmed millinery in great variety, including choice goods in black, white and purple.—-Court Bros.—Ad. Emergency: Iron folding stretcher, with canvas bottom, 11/ each; mattress, 7/; pillow, 1/3.—Smith # Causey, Ltd.—(Ad.) „ _