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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 152, 28 June 1901, Page 8

AUCTIONS. MONDAY NEXT, JULY 1, At 12 o'clock. 5_ HALL & PEEKINS. Will hold a large PRIZE POULTRY SALE. None but Pure tired Stock Offered. ENTRIES SOLICITED. HALL & PERKINS.' CITY MARKET. ' fy';S.v:y. /IA .f-V----ft« £*%*/■*•&• --2u^sc£_-V_^_o, TUESDAY NEXT, at 11 o'clock. AT MART, DURHAM-ST. "VTURSERY STOCK from MR D. McJA INDOE. EPSOM. FLOWERING SHRUBS, SHELTER TREES. FRUIT TREES. ASSORTED LISBON LEMONS, etc. Particulars in To-morrow's Issue. C. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. C. A. Griffiths) (T. W. Cutbush fi RIEEITHS & pUTBUSH, AUCTIONEERS, ISLAND TRADERS. COMMISSION AGENTS, FRUIT, PRODUCE, AND GENERAL MERCHANTS. OUT DOOR SALES RECEIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION. PROMPT ACCOUNT SALES. 71, QUEEN-ST., AUCKLAND. And at Wellington and Christchurch. LOST AND FOUNi). J OST. Beach Rd. nr Domain-st., Dev■m ouport, 2 Door Keys, tied together. Reward—Johnstrme and Noble. VV^REWARD—Lost between Newton & c*>o Grey Lynn. Thursday, 27th, Purse containing Notes to the value of £3fi, receipted bills, etc., with nameApply R. G. Collins, Clark's Factory, Grey Lynn. OTND near Shortland-st., Sum of Money.—Owner can have same on applying to J. O'Connor. Pukekohe. LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. TTA. HA, lIA, HA. HA, HA, HA, HA, JJL HO, MO, HO, HO, HO, HO, HO, HO, j HE, HE, HE, HE, HE, HE, HE, HE, i LOR, O, LOR, 1 SHALL BUST. HA, HA, HA, HA, HA, HA, HA, HA HOW, lIOW, HOW, HOW, HOW HOW, IT BEATS COCK FIGHTING. HO, HO, HO, HO, HO, HO, HO, HO, 'WELL, BY GEORGE, HA, HA, HA, HA, HA, HA, HA, HA WHY. IT'S A REGULAR" STUNNER. I'M KNOCKED ALL OF A HEAP. I'VE BEEN TO HA, HA. HA, HA, HA, DEAR. OH DEAR. I'LL NEVER SURVIVE IT. I'VE BEEN TO A LF' M OORE' s J>ANKRUPT .gTOCK gALE KARANGAHAPE RD. Si-LLING AT THE RATE OF 6/8 IN THB .£, AND YOU CAN GUESS THE RESULT. 14/11 All Wool Worsted Suits, reduced from .9/6 2/11 Blue Vicuna Trousers,, worth four times the money A Lot of Odd Coats and Vests, half usual prices Mackintoshes and Oil Coats at Ridiculous Prices Hard and Soft Hats, Dr, Jims, Cd 9d 1/ Special Line redui edS|rom Half a Guinea to Half a Crown One Penny Caps, One Penny A few Pairs left of Cotton Sox at One Penny Silk Bows and Ties reduced from a Shilling to a Penny 4 fold Linen Collars, irregular sizes, reduced from Pd to one Penny A lot of 5/6 White Shirts, going at 2/11 One Shilling Singlets and Underpants, reduced from 2/11 Handkerchiefs, 1/ per dozen 9d Working Shirts, reduced from Half a crown AND THOUSANDS OF OTHER LINES | AT EQUALLY DISASTROUS PRICES. REMEMBER-rno-MORROW. NEARLY SIXTEEN THOUSAND POUNDS WORTH KAIAPOI AND CHIEF BRAND GOLD MEDAL SUITS, TROUSERS, etc. HARD AND SOFT HATS, SFIIRTS, TIES,' TO BE SACRIFICED, REGARDLESS OF FIRST COST. ■A LF. jyrOORE'S pRODIGIOUS (^LAUGHTER Of T>ANKRUPT QTOCK. KARANGAHAPE RD. . T FADING ILLUSTRATED PAPERS, A- MAGAZINES. Parcels Rack Number Paper 2/6 and 5/ Magazine 2/6 and 3/ Great Variety Reading for Winter Kveniugs. Cheap. M. S.PRI.CKLEY AND CO.. Next Post Oflice, Shortland-street. rj.REAT SALE "of Winter Stock "now VJ On. Reductions and Bargains in all departments.—Rushbrook and Bridgman. Premises open until 10 p.m. on Saturday. -*- ton Boot Warehouse. Walking Shoes worth 4/6. only 2/11; Promenade Shoe"' Tan or Black, 3/11. TO-MORRdw~~N-GE[T. at Prosser 7Newton Boot Warehouse, special attractive lines, Gent's Fine Balmorals 10/G to"-18/6. TO-MORROW Night at Prosser's^Newtou Boot Warehouse, Hundreds of choice lines at Clearing Prices. \7S7ANTED at oncersecond"CooF&rlsltr: VV chenmnn.—Blue Po6t Dining Rooms; j