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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIV, Issue 305, 23 December 1903, Page 2

A startling accident befell a cart owned by Messrs. W. arid G. Winstone this morning, at the bottom of Welies-ley-strcet West. The concern was standing outside Parkinson's grocer's shop, when the horse suddenly bolted, and dragging the cart up the street, the wheel being locked, brought the cart into collision, with an adjoining confectionery shop. The verandah post gave way, and the who4e verandah came down on the top of the cart. The verandah was not hurt, but the cart was rather badly smashed. But the horse's mad progress was stopped effectively! Shop early to avoid the afternoon crush. Smart millinery for small money makes liendcll's a busy store.— Tennis Shirts. While Shirts. Regatta and net shirts. Collars and ties. Splendid selection. Special value at Lushbrook and Bridgman's.— Lace Collars. Sunshades. Gloves, hosiery, handkerchiefs. Exceptional value at Kushbrook and Eridgman's.— Ad. Good Tweed Suits, 17/6 and 20/. Special colonial suits, 21/ and 25/6. Superior Kaiapoi suits, 30/. Perfect cut and fit at Lushbrook and Bridgman's.— Christmas cards, singly and in packets and bof.s; endless variety; annual volumes; children's toy books; resvard books; open till 10 p.m. Spreckley and Co-, next Post Oiiice.—Advt.

BIRTHS. TEACHEY. — On December Sth, at Northcole, the wife of J aims I'caUuey of a bull. MA rtIAGES. PULTON — no SiSil AN. — On November ISLh, at Pitl-st. Church, by the Rev. liar- 1 tanu. ljyu<.-s (lulu 0 f the lmrd Contingent), filth son of J, Pulton, of Pukekuhe, to Elizabeth. Stances, only daughter of James Koaemau, of Auckland. OOUOUGII OF PAIINELL-. REFUSE REMOVAL ON HOLIDAYS. Residents whose Refuse is Removed on FUILaV MOUNINO will take notice the Carts will go round cv SATUIiDA x', the | 2tiih inst., and SATURDAY, 2nd January. BENJ. GILMER, Town Clerk. Parnell, 23rd Dec, 1003. 74 j-LTuoDLi'i r_ citv. m picnic -"- 1 - Will be held at LAKE TAKAPCNA on BOXING DAY. Boat Leaving at 0.30 a.m. Tickets, 1/; Children, Half-price, Hot Water Provided. \ NEW ZEALAND LASSIE'S LOVE -"-"A LETTERS. NO. L My Dear Johnnie, — It as awfully kind of you to take mc to that r'icnic on Saturday last. We nad a "rare old lime," uidn t we, pet? What a "too sweet" luncheon it was wasn't it love? Do you remember the Raspberry Cordial and Crystal Jellies? They were "dreams" wer'nt tney, darling? It you could only have sen uue faces of the ilookcns k»rls especially the one that squints— tue one tliat was making "eyes" at you, love you'd have taken a he. 'ihey were made jealous as soon as they saw the BRAND—it was WHITTOME, STEVENSON, AND CO. If you always treat mc to such Picnics and Jellies, 1 feel I could die for you. Love is so unselfish, isn't it darling? Another Johnnie I know wanted to take mc for a drive in his motor car last evening, but I wasn't having any. Now, don't be jealous, there's a dear. You know I prefer you aud WHITTOMES to all the Johnnies and motor cars in the world. I shall be doing the "block" at the usual time, till then so-long—or "an ring oil" — as the French say. Ever your own, M. X . ■NT O T I C E. We have to advise that the Business carried on under the name of D. S. Cattanach and Co., at 22, Wyndham-st.. Auckland, has been purchased by The Imperial Paper Company, as from the 10th of December, 1903, and will be continued under the management of Mr E. J. Hallett.

All Accounts due to the late firm will be received by the New Company, who wil received by the New Company, who will pay all liabilities due by D. S. Cattanach kd Co. AUCKLAND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. PRESENTATION OF PRIZES. Won by Children at tne Summer Flower Show. FEDERAL CLUB ROOM, WELLESLEY-ST. By MR G. FOWLDS, M.H.R. TO-MORROW MORNING.vat 10 o'clock. H. O. HASELDEN. CJ'UPERIOR Accommodation for two LadJo ies, Grafton District, near tram; suitable for nurses; delightful situation. Telephone—Address, apply "Star" Office. 0 _ NEHUNGA PUBLIC POUND.—lmpounded by the Ranger, Mt Roskill,One Black Gelding, white star on forehead, blistered on near fore leg, no shoes, no brand; One Grey Gelding, shod all round, no brand. If not released and expenses paid will be sold MONDAY, January 4th. 1904, at 12 noon.—WlL McKEEVER. Poundkeeper.

PANAMA, Tuscan and Straw Hats, Hard and Soft Felt Hats, Caps. etc.— Bride, Tailor and Outfitter, Victoria-fIU