TO LET. O LET, Unfurnished Front Room with fireplace.—Apply South-st., second house, Newton. O LET, at Ponsonby, 5-roomed House, . pleasantly situated.—Apply to J. Swales, Dedwood Terrace, mo LET, 6-roomed House, Victoria -L Avenue, Mt. Eden. Key next door. C. Browne, corner Lincoln-st., Ponsonby RoatK _____ 7nb LET, Furnished Houses, Grafton J- Road, Kent-st., Ponsonby, etc.; Furnished' and Unfurnished Rooms.— Miss Bacon. TO LET, with immediate possession, stylish Villa 6 rooms, Edwin-street, Mt Eden near station; every conveni-ence.-G. Peace, Legal Chambers. mO LET, "Shops and Dwellings, main J- road- Houses, furnished and uniurnished- House and 12 acres to Lease.Burrow and Co., Bank N.Z. Buildings. TO LET, Eden Terrace, close Symondsstreet, large Shop and Dwelling, 9 rooms, large shed, every convenience. 15/6, cart entrance.—E. Baker, 29 Kyber Pass. PERSONAL. __ WILL Mrs Elizabeth Annie Heffron call on Mrs McFadden, Drake-street, at once. Good news from husband. I DEDUCTION of Medical Fees to English V Rates. - R. H. Bakewell. M. D., M X C.S. Eng., 160 Hobson-st.—Consulta_ tions daily from 10 to 11 and 3 to o, and on Wednesdays and Saturdays from t to s D.B. ADAME LENO, the Great American Palmist, Physiognomist, and Phrenologist, Cook-St., opposite Albert-st., by request, will stay during winter months. I _»LACE your Feet in Miller and Bons' Hands for better class Boots to order fron? stock or repairs.—No. 120, Queen, No. o High sts. LL Meiils best in town for the money at Whltehearl's Silver Grid Dining Rooms, Durham-st. East. Just try It. <P KAA—WANTED"to Borrow, at 4J per 3JO\J\J cent. First class town security. Land transfer. Worth considerably over double.—Address ("principals only) Exceptional, P.O. Box 98. MONEY TO*" LEND on any approved security.—F. H. Williamson, Solicitor and Conveyancer, 103, Victoria Arcade, Auckland. TT COSTS ETGHTPENCE.—No angrj J-words it) the Laundry now; they have a "Royal" time throughout the "Empire." Kind words everywhere for Empire Co.'s RoyrJ Blue.—Empire Coy., Manufacturers. rp'RAWLING IN VITATION^I "hereby J- invite any two representa.i c Gentlemen to take a trip out in the Trawler any day, to see for themselves that the reported destruction of fish is all lies, as our present nets do not d stroy a bucketful of small fish to a catch of ono hundred dozen. If the "Star" vn'.l send a reporter, I am prepared to pay him a week's wages for the whole week. —A. SANFORD. DO You Want Money?—We have large and small sums to lend on mortgage at a very low rate of Interest.—Ewington and Baker, Estate Agents. T ADIES' and Gentlemen's Left-off and J- Mistlt Clothing Bought. Letters at- j tended to.—Mr and Mrs Bottrill, 61 Karangahape Road. O Ladles and Gentlemen.—Bend Address and receive highest price for your Superior Misfits and Left-off Clothing, Gents' ! n specialty.—HAßTLEY'S, Wellesley-street (four doors above* Opera House). rpEETH Extracted without any pain by : -*- an entirely new process, 2/6. No cocaine used.—A. F. Hooper, Dentist, Queen-st. TAUGHT COPPERS BUYS A POUND.-' •" No blue streaks In your collars when j Emp're Royal Blue is used. The National Laundry, Ltd., who are experts, write us that no Blue can beat it. Ask your Grocei for It. It costs loss than English, and is equal in quality.—Empire Coy., Manufacturers. * "T7URAGRANT AS FRESH JO, roses." HASLETT'S Q.R. TOOTH POWDER. Whitens and Preserves the Teeth, while leaving the mouth delightfully fragrant and fresh; 1/, 1/3, and 1/6. THE ENGLISH PHARMACY, 252 QUEEN STREET. "jVfONDAY morning, washing day, fine ■"■*- weather, blue sky, fair wind, and a pound of Empire Coy.'s Royal Blue. You're right for r successful day's work, with no growls. Empire Coy.'s Royal Blup makes laundry work a work of art.—Empire Coy., Manufacturers. M, A D A M E HELLER, PHYSIOGNOMIST, PSYCHOMETRIST, INSPIRATIONAL MEDIUM. No. 33, PITT-ST., Opposite Grey-st., next Coffee Palace Questions answered on Health, Mar-i riage, Business. Splendid Testimonials. SEASON SHORTLY CLOSING. TT\O YOU KEEP POULTRY? IF SO USE BORTHWICK'S SURREY POULTRY KEEPERS' FRIEND. : AFTER 25 YEARS' TEST IS PROVED THE BEST EGG PRODUCER KNOWN. V TINS. ALL STORES. -VTONE FINER than ST. GEORGE JAM. -*- ■ It is Rich, Fragrant and Delicious. A Taste is Sufficient to Whet the Dullest of Appetites. VX^E WANT YOU to do yourselves "a *' good turn" and us too by buying a pound of our Empire Coy.'s Royal Blue— the Blue that makes the Laundry famous, It only costs you Eightpence lib packet, containing 16 squares.—Empire Coy., Manufacturers. GOLD ENAMEL. — Only wasnable Gold Paint; is simple in application, and gives results equal to Gold Leaf in appearance. Can be obtained from Thos. Impey, Slgnwrlter and Decorator, top of Grey-st. Telephone 548. TMPORTANT.—SaIe of Fruit Trees of •*• extra selection Next Tuesday, by Hall and Perkins, Auctioneers. D~O IOV NEED A PAIR OF~SPECKB?We have Imported from a Leading Optician a First-class Assortment of Spectacles for all sights, from 6d per pair. Superior quality, 1/; Real Crystal Specks, 2/6; "Real English Pebbles," 3/9; Roll Gold do., 3/0; Coloured Specks, 1/, cases free. — At MILLER'S FANCY REPOSITORY. 110 VICTORIA STREET. TXTTHAT an Expert has to say about 'V EMPIRE ROYAL BLUE: "I hi*ve given the Royal Blue, as manufactured by Empire Co.. a thorough trial, and found it in every way equal to the imported article, and highly adapted for laundry use.—(Signed) A. J. Norris, Manager National Laundry, Ltd., Auckland. rpRY ONE BOX, the rest will regularly J- follow.—Tucker's Custard, 6d boxes. EGGS DEAR, do without them! Capital substitute. Tucker's Egg Powder. THE CUSTARD POWDER. TUCKER'S, makes real Custard without Eggs. Each 6d box contains 4 packets, 4 flavours, eubstance, colour, flavour perfect. IF you cannot get Empire Coy.'s Royaj Blue, the bluest and brightest blue that ever graced a blue bag, nail at our Sample Rooms, 11 Strand Arcade, aud we will give you the addresses of Grocers who stock It. E'gbtpenee a pound.—Empire Coy., Manufacturers. ; TTAND-SORTED Seed Potatoes* all carefully selected.—Arthur Yates and Co., 190, Queen-street. piENTS' OUTFITTING.—We Import di« reet from best makers, and sell at prices which defy competition. We stock all Gents' Requisites. Inspection invited. —Mcßrlde, Tailor Habitmaker, Outfitter, Importer, etc., victoria-st.. next victoria Hotel. ...__..__ _______
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 167, 27 July 1901, Page 8
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