PUBLIC NOTICES. THE GOVERNMENT OF NEW ZEALAND hereby give notice to holders of Government Four per cent. Debentures, payable on Ist April and Ist May, 1904, that tuey are prepared to renew such Debentures for a further period—namely, to Ist May, 1909—at the same rate of four per ceutum per annum convertible at the option of tiie holder, at any time within two years after the dute of issue, into 3 per cent Inscribed Stock at the rate of £106 of Stock for every £100 Debenture. Holders desiring to renew are required to lodge their Debentures at least one month before the duo date with the Sydney or Melbourne Branch of the Bank of New Zealand or at the Treasury at Wellington, and fresh Debentures, having the currency extended as above, will be issued to replace those fallIng dne on the dates mentioned. A commission of ten shillings per cent will be paid to Licensed Brokers upon the amount of Debentures they forward to the Bank of New Zealand for renewal. Debentures which are not to be renewed must be lodged for examination at least three days before due date. JAMES B. HEYWOOD, Secretary to the Treasury. The Treasury, Wellington, New Zealand, sth February, 1904. "DOTTLES. BOTTLES. We are Purchasers of EMPTY CHAMPAGNE BEER BOTTLES, Quarts, 1/, and Pints 10d. GREAT NORTHERN BREWERY, LT"D., KYBER PASS. KfJA CLOCKS TO SELECT FROM EHW AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Also, GRAND STOCK OF SILVER AND E.P. GOODS For Wedding and other Presents, at SKEATES BROS., The People's Reliable Jewellers, Queen St. at 6 a? I c ST •pAXTER & QHREWSBDEI. BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, Have REMOVED to NO. 1 SMEETON'S BUILDINGS. (First Floor), 77, QUEEN-ST. "VrOU CANNOT BUY A PURER OR ■* MORE WHOLESOME VINEGAR THAN SHARLAND'S. It is guaranteed to be a BREWED VINEGAR of the highest quality and strength. If you have not tried it, get a 6d bottle from your Grocer. It will give you every satisfaction. JTTANGYE'S /V T ' T^NGINES. USES ANY BRAND OF KEROSENE. TANGYE'S ENGINES are built on the "OTTO" principle and are undoubtedly the simplest and most reliable engine iv the market, being specially suitable for placing iv the hands of farm labourers, and others unskilled in the handling of machinery. CHEATER TO RUN THAN THE ORDINARY STEAM ENGINE. REQUIRES NO ENGINEER. In use in all parts of the Colony. Write for Catalogues to JOHN |p«HAMBERS &; DON. T TD. FORT-ST., AUCKLAND. yiUBGAE IS COMMONLY ADULTERATED and faked with Acids which are Injurious. SHARLAND'S VINEGAR Is absolutely pure and free from adulteration. Ask your Grocer for It, and see that Sharland's name Is on the label. EL C. F BNTON, Grain and Coal Merchant, Mt. Eden. Parcels Delivered to ony part of Mt. Eiien and Epsom. Orders left at Yates and Co.'s nttended to First class Gigs for Hire. f.-|ft- AMERICAN ORGANS. GuarandvJLU teed. Terms if required.—E. and y. Piano Agency (S. Coldleutt, Manager), 191 Queen st. E. F. J ONBS FAMILY GROCER, EPSOM. First class Stock of New Season's Groceries, Hams and Bacon, guaranteed of Best Quality and Town Prices. Families waited on for Orders and Promptly Delivered. QHARLAND'S VINEGAR never turns the Pickles black. It is undoubtedly the beat for Pickling. Thousands of gallons have been used for this purpose, with absolute success. It is pure, wholesome, and free from Chemicals. Ask your Grocer for It. Every cask Is branded with Sharland's name. mO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, J- PAINTERS, PAPERHANGERS, ETC. RIVERHEAD PAPER MILLS FELT Is found to be Superior u> Scrim lor Lining Purposes. Fnll particulars and specimen of work at OFFICES, Fort-street. /"\N Your Way Home To-morrow call In V-J Tutt's, Symonds-st., and get some of the Sample Underwear that is selling so cheaply.—Friend. ANEW ZEALAND LASSUS'S LOVE LETTERS. NO. 1. My Dear Johnnie, — It was awfully kind of you to take mc to that Picnic oq Saturday last. We had a "rare old time," didn'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" were'nt they, darling? If you could only have seen the faces of the Hookem girls — especially the one that squints—the one that was making "eyes" at you, love-j-you'd have taken a fit. They were mad jealous a? soon as they saw thp ERAND—it was WHITTOME, STEVENSON, AND CO. If you always treat mc to such Picnics and wellies, I feel I could die for you. Love la so unselfish. Isn't it darling? Another Johnnie I know wanted to take mc for a ride in his motor car last evening, but I wasn't havins any. Now, don't be jealous, there's a dear. You know I orefer you and WHITTOME'S to all the Johnnies and motor cars In the world. I shall be doing the "blo.-k" at the usual time, till then so-long—or "an ring off"— as the French say. Ever your own, M. U O AN C The CHEAPEST FURNITURE manufactured in New Zealand by visiting Nathan & Foot's Furniture Factory, 117, Hobson-st. All Household Furniture made to order; Suites a Specialty; al by the Latest Machinery. Town and Country Firms please notice. NATHAN & FOOT, Hobson-st. _ ~ J. J- ONESPRODUCE, FRUIT, LAND AND GENERAL AUCTIONEER. Receives on Consignment—POULTßY, # FRUIT and FARM PRODUCE. Special Accommodation for Poultry and Pigs. Guarantee Highest Market Price and Immediate Returns.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 38, 13 February 1904, Page 2
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