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Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 36, 11 February 1904, Page 2

I Kaipara Heads, this day.—Arrived: Eliza FlrtU, schooner, from l.ytteUon: Enuh-e, dcJjauuer, from Wellington. The ollieers and crew of H.M.s. Penguin, now in port, are giving a vaudeville mid negro mtiistrel entertainment iv I the Federal Hall on Wednesday and ' Thursday next in aid of the widows and J orphans of the unfortunate victims ct J the Wallaroo disaster. On<- of the. j strongest characteristics of Jack-tar h the hearty manner in which he helps hib comrades, and this brotherly effort of his to relieve those who have suffered by the terrible accident on the Wallaroo lis sure to meet with rsady support from Aucklanders, who will doubtless make iit a great financial success. The shipwrights' and the bakers' in- ! dustrial disputes have been referred to J the Court of Arbitration direct. The leading medicinal beverage of the age—WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS. At the F.iir. Embroidered flannelette j frills, pinl- and cream, six to nine inches wide, all clearing at (id yard. Smith and Caughey, Lid.—Ad. Specially good line in while muslin American blouses, reduced from 6/11 to j 4/J1 am from C/ 6to 4/C. At our Fair. I Smith,and Caughey, Ltd. —Ad. In the millinery department at our j Fair are lovely French flowers, clearing lat od and 1/ a sjiraj. Also good show of cheap wings and tips. Smith and Caughey, Ltd.—Ad. At Smith and Caughey's Clearauce Fair. A few coloured dress lengths left, at 2/C for six yards.—Ad. At the lair. Clearing line in manufacturers' saninles, tapestry table covers. i and coloured curtain ends. Smith and Caughey, Ltd.—Ad. Kindly remember! ! That the men's I suits, trousers, and all kinds of workI ing apparel at Geo. Fowlda' are grand I value.—Advt. McMahon's great drapery auction I takes place to-morrow at 11 a.m.—Ad.