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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 77, 2 April 1902, Page 7

; , oji, AWD OOLOtrBMEIf. and son i IMPORTERS OF PAPERHANGINGS. * GLASS, PLATE. SHSEET, AND ORNAMENTAL, etc GLASS SHADES. •yjjlTE LEAD, PAINTS, OILS, VASAND ALL KINDS OF WINTERS' MATERIALS AND TOOLS. ? REQUISITES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. SCRIMS AND CALICO, SPECIAL MAKE FOR TRADE. 1 tiOTJLDINGS FOR PICTURE FRAMES. ?T arire and Varied Stock to choose from •PICTURES FRAMED TO ORDER. '. immense Stock of Paperhangings alZ£l comprise the Latest Designs and - BZERELMEY STONE LIQUID, ' ' FOR DAMP BRICK WALLS. % pmLUPPS AND SONI WHOLESALE AND RETAIL OIL AND "^ COLOUR MERCHANTS, MA.TIONAL BANK BUILDINGS, ■ *^ QUEEN-ST. R (Telephone 548.) TMOS. IiViPEY ! f AIN* EX AND P^-PEKSANGER, tl gIGNWRITER, eta 1 NB.—Al1 workmen employed by me are I ered by Accident Inourance. My cust mers, therefore, are free from all risk. 1 "juNCWON PUT AND GREY STS. | CONVEYANCES. I "-T^flioUSE BAY TIME TABLE : B L°WILL START TO HON ON |P yiiuu JANUARY uu „„_. Leave Auckland: leave Bay- 855 1-30 a- m' 8.10 p.m. 10.30 a.m. °-lv yul' 6.30 p.m. j T . WISE & "caTAVONDALE. " ZTZ~Z~ci. ON AND CO.'S "P ADEYO^POKT AND TAICAPUNA J. d^y^ BUSES. I Leave Leave pSSort MiUor^Rd. 7.20 a.m. Ifotm 7.45 a.m. 7.55 a.m. in2o am 8-50 a.m. 9.0 a-m. wiffl aim 10-10 a-m- M-20 a-m-MM d m 11-W a-™. tU-20 a.m. 1 *150 p!m." 12.45 p.m. 12.55 p.m. I 18.M».m. 2.50 p.m. 3.0 p.m. MMp-m. ' 3.40 p.m. 3.50 p.m. KM d m - *4,40 P-m----i «30 pirn. 5.45 p.m. 6.0 p.m. jslp-m. §6.30 p.m. i6-«p.m. 10.40 P.m. §9-0 P-'n- 9.l£p.m. t3UxNUAi». 9.50 a.m. 9-° m- * 10.50 am. 10-5" a.m. 11.0 a.m. 11.50 a.m noon t12.15 p.m. ||1.50 p.m. — L 45 p.m. •2.20 p.m. . ~ 2.25 p.m. •2.50 P-m- 3,iSO P-m. $3.45 p.m. 3.20 P.m. 4.15 p.m. J4.30 p.m. •4.50 p.m. 5.15 p.m. --5.30 p.m. 117.0 P-m. 6- u P-m- +0-15 p.m. |'s.2op.m. - 17.45 p.m. •Round the Lake. ICalls at Hotel. tOmitted Saturdays. jjTo Alison's Corner only. {Saturdays only. FARES. Takapuna—6d; Tickets 5/ per dozen. Hauraki Road—Tickets 4/6 per dozen. St. Leonard's—4/ per dozen. O'Neill's Point Road —id; 3/ per dozen. Victoria Park—3d. Extra Night Trips, all fares. V. GItOCEBIES, ETC. . ! PLLYETT'S Name for years has been synonymous with Good Tea. IT IS STILL THE ' SAME. 1 WE WANT EVERY ONE TO TRY OUK NO. ,3 SPECIAL AT 1/10 LB. And see it It is not the Strongest and Sweetest flavoured Tea they ever iused. A. J. ELLYETT wWUEK, HOBSO.N-ST. Telephone 249. . . - BOOTS AND SHOES. Jit f *'*/V ASK FOR A^A^ltX A DVANCE !is\A*sf»\'Sj T?RANB j^iKs^ BOOTS AND SHOES ■WALLIS & CALEY \>''l ■■-..,.^-'Jy". WHOLESALE f%^%.h.''y^ AND RETA.IL J^f*^ "'% "\ SADDLERS, The Up to Date Ho-ise for all Leather Goods. 'We Stock all TENNIS REQUISITES. RACQUEId UL-STRUNQ. Only Ad-Iress: 156, QUEEN-ST., Opposite National Bank. Teleii'icne C9O. COAL ivIiiitCHANTS. J. H. M. CARPENTER ( -;.il. MERCHANT. AUCKLAND & NEWMARKET. —- ■ P. BRYANT COAL MERCHANT CUSTOMS ST. WE'i And JERVOIS RD., PON.;*.Is Telephones 679. 113&. __ ARCHITECTS. I]P,DWARD MAHONET AND SON, ARCHITECTS, RiraJßN STREH3T, AUCKJUANPt «-.• J