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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 147, 22 June 1901, Page 7

_ PUBLIC NOTICES. ... . \\ TE are now offering an enormous * * Clearing Purchase of Ladies' and Maids' Hats, comprising all the High-Class Novelties of the present season, and worth from 5/6 to &/6 each, at the undermentioned prices : — 1 VELVETS ] FELTS - B*m «m STRAWS i 1 I 1 I SEQUINS 1 Ej-A-O_c. TOQUES J E KNEEBONE & CO,, "Economic" QUEEN ST. & UPPER SYMONDS ST.

DENTISTRY. rr F. WINDSOR STTRGEON DENTIST. SHOBTLAND-BT., opposite Post Office. The above Business will be carried on as heretofore, under duly Qualified supervision. B. KEMP, DD> FC-MBJL- % *■« D. H. BTJNBY BURGE»N DENTISTS, 131, QUEEN-ST.. AUCKLAND. Next Bank of New Zealand. A. E. HOBBS (Successor to A. C H. Collins), DBNTAL SURGEON, May be consulted at his Rooms, WBLLESLEY-ST. WEST, Gas Administered. Fees Moderate. A LFRED TT TpLKIN, DENTAL SURGEON, (Late of the Dental Hospital, London), MAT BE CONSULTED AT HIS ROOMS 265, QUEEN-ST. (Near Savings Bank). CLAUDE H. MOSES, DENTIST. m, QUEEN-ST. (Nearly Opposite Tonson Garliok's.) Telephone 1089. C COLSOIN BURGBON DENTIST. Recently frem the American and London Dental Hospitals. RANFURLY BUILDINGS, QUEEN-ST. Gtw W. Blyth and Co,,'n, Auctioneer. rrHB NEWTON DENTAL CHAMBERS Q. MERVYM RYLANCE SURGEON DENTIST. May toe consulted at his Premises, The Newton Dental Chambers, Over The National Bank. KARANGAHAPB RD. Moderate Charges and Best Work. Specialist in the Care of Children b Teeth, fl PUBLICATIONS. pOTORUA jyjXNEKAL RATERS. HEALING AND HEALTH GIVING SPRINGS. DR. T HOPE LEWIS' MEDICAL ' GUIDE. The above Valuable Little Book outfit to be in the hands of every Health Seeker, Invalid, and Tourist The Doctor says: "Few Thermal Districts in the world have been so liberally Bupplled by nature with such varied means of Cure as Rotorua." It is now Reduced to the Nominal Cost of y. To be had from Stationers and Booksellers, or from the "STAR" OFFICE. AUCKLAND. •\rvnXsXh IMPROVEMENT SOCTBOX. TIES. STLIaABUS CARDS fftT the capsftw season neatly. eng^;p.«riUses»--ly printed at the "STAR 1' OFFICE.

DR. J. OOLLIB BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE. IS THE OBIOINAL AND ONLY GENUINE. ■^ITT.OI^O IVVHSTTiI ia admitted by the profusion to be the most VyXXJLJW_LVv/JL/ X JJUIi wonderful and valuable remedy ever discovered. /^TTT j^. -»-v >-v -w-v-^T-*TTn i» *b° best rovaodr known for Coughs, ConsumpCHLORODYXSE "on. Bronchitis. X-thma. VXJ-JUVXiivx/ x ,ffa«tually checks and arre«ts ttios^ too often tt ,r\T> /~\"rW"XTXJf faUl Diphtheria, Torer. Croup. Agrue. L/Xllj KJ IXiXjIJ i J3I JDJ acu like a charm In Diarrhoea, and It tto oaljr specific in Cholera and Dysentery. PITT.O'ROFIVIVFI effectually outs short all attacks of Epilepsy. VXIUV/IVV/J-/ X -I.^l XLi Hyatcric, Palpitation and Spasms. -T\ T~fc r^ r\"^riWTT7l i« tie oiny palliative* in Ncurfclgia, Rheumatism. CxXJuO XvO JD JL JS XL) Gout- c*°c«r' Toothache. Meninffitis, &c The " niustratod London News '• of Sept. 28,1896. says :-"If I weteMkcd which single medioine I should prefer to take abroad with me, a« likely to be most generally useful I ihouldiay CHLORODYNE. I never travel without it, and lta_ general applicability to tic relief of a large number of simple ailment* for its best recommendation," Earl Russell communicated to the College of Physician, that he receiTed » •"■l»tg» *»™ Majesty's Consul at Manila to the effect that cholera has been raffing fearfully, and that the only remedy of a service was CHOLOROD YNE.-Thc " Lancet," Ist December, 1564. Caution—Beware of Piracy and Imitations. rAtmoN—Vice Chancellor Dr. W. Page Wood stated that Sir J. Collts BnowNK wasnndoubte^ "he invcnto.^f *n&RODYJ?IC. that tho S tory of the Defondant rrooman was 'deliberately untrue: which hs regretted to Bay had been sworn tc-bee 1 imes, 13th July. 1864. Sold in bottles at Is l^d, 2s 9d, and 4e Gd each. None is genuino without the words " Dk. J. Collis BROWNE'S CnoLORODYNK" on the Government Stamp. Over, whelming Medical Testimony accompanies each bottle. SOLEMANITFACTUBKE,-J. T. DAVENPORT, 33 Great Rusaell-atreot, Bloomsbury, London, W.C.

INSURANCE. nTVHBI SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE li COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. Capital Paid-up, Re-insurancu and General Reserve Funds exceed £iSa,«UU. FIRE AND MARINE RIBK3 ACCEPTED AT CT3RRHNT BATBJB. Prompt and Liberal Settlement!. Local, Institution. Profits Retained in the Colony. A. S. RUSSELL. Branch Manager. ~~ NATIONAL ~~~ F. AND M. INSURANCE CO. Or N.& Authorised Capital , £1000,800 Accumulated Funds ..... ~ £254,2« Ratio to Totai Premluir <....!30 per cent Fire and Marine Risks" i. £ Lowest ivates. Claims Settled Promptly and Liberally. All Profits Retained In the Colony. NORMAN T. WILLIAMS. Manager. EW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY FIP.E AND MARINE. Capital £1.000,800 Paid-up CapitaJ Reserve Fund....£477,000 Protection from FIRE or MARINE LOSS can be effected in this Company. CLAIMS MET WITH PROMPTITUDE AND LIBERALITY. GEO. N. PIERCE. Manager. -tricTOßiA insurance"~compant; •V , LIMITED. Established 1849. Offices: 91, QUEEN-ST. Accepts Fire, Marine, and Fidelity Guarantee Risks at Lowest Rates. Prompt and Liberal Settlement of Claims. FRANK EVANS, Manager for Auckland and Taranakl. STOP— Useful Presents in Purses, Card Cases, Wallets. Pocket Books, Folios, Brushes in cases, Fitted Cases and Bags, a great variety to select from.—J. Wiseman nnd Son. mu'UKISTS pleaso note—Travelling -1- Trunks, Bags, Hat Boxes, Carry Alls Valises, and Linen Bags; also Repairs.— J. Wiseman and Son. /-tHEMISTS' LABELS ib endlftM variety \J may be had at tlu> "STAR" PRINTING WQRZS.

QEO. PIRRITB PRICE LIST OF HARDWARE. Spirit Levels, 6d; Level and Plumb, 1/3 to 4/; Trowels, 3d to 4/; Cheney's Hammers, 1/9 to 3/6. RulesBoxwood. 6d to 6/; Steel, V; Brass, 9d. Measuring Tapes, 66ft, in Leather Case, 6/6 to 9/6; 33ft, 3/9 to 5/. Mason's Rule and jjevel, 2/3; 18in Iron Square, 1/9. Saws— 6ft Crosscut, 10/6; one man, 4ft, 8/6; Hand and Rip, V to 9/: Frame, 2/6; Firewood Frame, 2/; Compass, 1/3; Tennon, 2/3. SAW SETS—Ordinary, with Gauge, 8d; Percussion, 2/6; Pliers, 3/, 3/6; for Crosscut Saws, 7/; Braces, 1/ upwards. Nickelplated Ratchet, 7/6; with ball bearings, 10/6 BlTS—Gedges and Unbreakable, from 1/: Shell, 4d; Centre, 4d; Jennings' pattern, 1/2; Augers, lin, 2/3; Uin, 3/6; 2in, 6/. Navvy Picks, 2/0. BRUSHES—Shoe (set of 3), 9d; set of 3, 1/3 to 4/6; Hair, lOd to 6/; Nail, 3d; Cloth, id to 7/6. LAMPS—Hand, lOd; Wall, 1/3; Table (In great variety), from 2/ to 30/; Hanging, 11/. Nickleplated Sad Irons, set of 3, 6/; NP Vollshing Irons, 3/6; Universal Food Choppers, No. 1, 5/9; No. 2, 7/; No. 3, 12/. Enterprise Mincers," 5/6, 7/6; Wringers, 12/6- Toilet Sets, 6/9 to 30/; Dinner Sets, •«3/e- Tea Sets, in gTeat variety, 18/6 upwards; Glass Butters. lOd, 1/; Sugars, lOd, V; Jams, 6d; Sweets, 3d; Comforts, 9d; Tumblers, 2/ dozen. AXES—Miller's, i/\ Sharps, 4/3; Phantom Bevel (all bright), 5/, 6/; Half Axes, •>/9* Threequarter Axes, 3/; Tomahawks, 2/6; Shifigling Hatchets, 2/3; Bush Hooks, if. Bone and Fowl Grit Mills, 35/; Copying Press, 25/. Goods carefully packed and delivered to railway or steamer. Orders accompanied with P.O. Orders will receive prompt attention. Please note address, 128, 130. VICTORIA ST. (just across Hobson-street). "idTID G- j^ JEI idyer and cleaner. WELLESLET-ST. EAST & ALPHA WORKS, RICHMOND. GENTLEMEN'S SUITS, etc. RENEWED OR REPAIRED. AND WELL PRESSED. LADIES' GARMENTS DYED TO ANT SHADE. DYEING DONE IN ALI* ITS BRANCHES. . I Iff. BEXJAe; .Manager. I