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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIV, Issue 3, 3 January 1903, Page 4

Special Show Of Xmas Gift Goods At MILNE AND CHOYCB, LIMITED. BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED BLOUSES IN MUSLINS, SILKS, AND GRASSE Lawns; specially bought for tbe Christmas Trade, from 10/9 to 35/ NEW SUNSHADES, RUFFLES, AND MILLINERY ORIENTAL TABLE CENTRES, A NO\ELTY, SILK AND LAWN Cushion Cases, Point Lace Table Goods, Tea Cloths, Doilies, etc. HANDKERCHIEFS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, BEAUTIFULLY BOXED, in half dozens, from 5/6 box OUR KID GLOVES ARE RELIABLE, IN LATEST SHADES, AND ALWAYS an acceptable gift SPLENDID SELECTION OF PURSES, CHATELAINE BAGS, DRESSING CASES for Ladies and Gent's, Manicure Sets, Fitted Bags, etc. IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY GOODS, including New • Metal Belts, Belt Clasps, Ivory Goods, Writing Cases Photo: Frames, Work Baskets, Perfumes, Choice Soaps, Sprayers, Fancy Hair and Clothes Brushes, Stationery, Necklets, etc., etc. LACE GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, SOME CHARMING Collars, just arrived, New Silk Maltese Scarves, Collars, and Handkerchiefs, also New Floral Neck Ribbons SEE THE WINDOWS. tManooek & €®, DESIRH TO DRAW THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC TO THEIR REASON'S TJOTTLIMa OF SPECIALLY SELECTED BRBWS OP VLE AND QTOTJT. 'Imperial 9 Brand CONDITION AND QDAXJTY UNSURPASSED. (By Special Appointment.) Nelson, Moßte & Co.'s terns 2££ 252 / 222 222 / 222 / J 2 /- 2§r / PER LB. 222222222 / 2222222222 / NEW TARIFF OTHER PRICES: 1/6, 1/8, 1/10, 2/2, 2/4, 2/8. NO CHINA TEA USED BY US. ' ONLY TEAS WOKTp DRINKING. , PUKITY, STRENGTH, QUALITY. • SOLD BY ALL GBOCER3. Breadwinners «S"TTNTIL. mp . ... JJ2GIBUATION JB TtASSED £JHECK f£IHE -pLOUR TkTELIiING rpßusra /-trowth |5 Y jJSING QNLT Champion Flout Y"tOPY OF TELEGRAM RECEIVED by the Secretary of the Trades and Labour Council, Auckland, from THE RIGHT i HONOURABLE R. J. SEDDON, 9th January, LSO2:— "I truet your Council will not hold "me responsible for what appears In "Christchurch 'Press' or auy other news"papers. I am not In favour of the "Milling Trust or any combine, more "especially when the avowed purpose "for such is applied to the food sup"plies of the people . . . . . "REPRESENTATIONS MADE TO ME "BY THE TRUST HAVE BEEN DIS"PROVED BY EVIDENCE ON OATH. "I have not at auy time made the state"ment that I was in favour of the Mil"ling Trust, and I am not, and am still "of opinion that protection should be "given to the pnbllc by passing the "necessary legislation." jfsw 2 EALAND M AIX " WELLINGTON'S. ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY. THE NEW. ZEALAND MAIL CONTAINS ALL THE NEWS OF THE WEEK, AND IS SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED. Among its Illustrations this week are:— Horokiwi Tennis Club: Officials and Committee, Opening cf the Ground, The Start for the All-Comers' Doubles. Mr J. C. Thomson, M.H.R.—Mr A. L. D. Fraser, M.H.R.—Mr E. G. B. Moss, M.H.R. . , Wellington Representative Hockey Team, 1902—United Hockey Club. The Egmont A. and P. Association's Show. The Mar-lborough A. and P. Association's Show. Russian Women Ploughing at Yorlston, Canada. The Late Rev.. Father JVLalone—Executive of the Marist Brothers' School—Old Boys' Association. Lizard Captured by Mr T. Robieson, of tha Tourist Department. Eugen Sandoew—Little Casino—Mr Tom Leonard—Mr Chas. H. Carter—Miss Fkzmaurice Gill. • Diamond (Association) Football Club. Hutt County Council, Messrs J. Colvin. F. E. Baume, G. ..■Witty; E. W. Alison, M.'sH.R. TO BE HAD OF ALL BOOKSELLERS. PRICE SIXPENCE. ALL Gent's Outfitting Requisites, the latest and best of everything.—Me - Bride. Victoria-street