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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVII, Issue 144, 18 June 1906, Page 2

J TO LET. j (Continued from page 1.) ' fVO ÜB3? in Bro-svn-st., Ponsonby, House C ! iJU rooms, 14/ weekj dead. snip.—Webber, j'A Coombea' Arcdde, I rfrtJ LET, Kemtiern, modern House of i IJ- rainns, all conveniences; 2 acres; 25/. I T. Mautleno Jackson, Auctioneer, Cus-tom-et. T:|o LET, Furnished Double Bedroom. suit . two young '.adlee going to business, upo of conveniences, la city, no trains.— A.8.C.. 487 Star Office. rvT) LET, 5-roomed House, bath, gas, -I- every convenience, 13/6, Millais-st., I Grey Lynn. _ T~jO I/81, House 7 rooms and conveniences, 14/, Vietoria-rd., Devonport. — J. Henderson, Grocer, opposite. LET, Furnl&hed, superior new House J- in Poßsonby, d rooms; pvery convenience: l-ent 30/.— Honse, 418, Star Office. rpjij LKT, near City. G-roomed House, large J- section; rent 12/6.—Baker Bros., Snortla nd-st. FpO LET, 2 Furnished Front Rooms, all J- conveniences.—Apply to-night. IK), AVcl-liiigton-sr. * rv~o liE'l , , 2 large Unfurnished Rooms; -*- bntli, fras. copper and tubs: private cn--1 trance. —Apply Grey Lynn Dairy, Rose-rd. I miO I/TOT, to Gentleman. Bedroom, quiet -*- and respectable. 6/.—34, Upper Queeugt., npp. Training School. /"iiORNEK • Hlgh-st. nnd Vulcau-J.mt:. Shop v-' 1 and large workroom.—W. Floyd Harrop and Co., Shortland-st. PUBLIC NOTICES. "DEAtTTIFUL Women all use "MILOS" j-D Skin Food. New shipment.—Auckland I Atrent, Miss McElwain, 254 Queen-st., near ', .Savings Bank. ': qa / -- SPLENDID WARM SUITINGS. i Ox/ uuy one of our cliolce Suitings to Measure. SS4/. — Adams and Bunker, Queen-St. QfJMK DO, SOMK DON'T, but the niajori *2i ity do buy their Hats and Shirts from ' Geo. Tutt. You are not too late to join the I majority. —Geo. Tutt, Tailor and Mercer, \ Symonds-st B ARE SHOWING Choice. Winter Suitings, Coatings, etc. Our fashion, j fit. aud finish Is unsurpassed. We guarani tee perfect satisfaction.—ilcßride, Tailor, i Outfitter, etc., Victoria-st j TpXCHANGE yonr Piano or Organ — Best ] -«—' allowance —E. and P. Piano Agency, i Ltd. — S. Coldicntt, Manager, 191, Queenj st. -vfEAK U.M. THEATRE — Tb» English -»■-' and Foreign Piano Agency, Ltd. — !S. Coldicntt, Manager. — Best value Pi- ] anos and Organs. A FLY in the eyo Is bar], but not so bad [ us In the milk we drink. Therefore ; huy ynur Milk in sealed bottles from the Auckland Pure Milk Supply, Lad., Manuj liau-rd., Epsom. 'Phone 2009. j ■γ-ou WONT BE DISAPPOINTED if you !-t give mc a cull. Novelties in all dopart- : mont.s.— Geo. Tutt, Tailor and Mercer, ; iiymonds-st. ■ TSIANOS & Organs—"World's Leadiag -A- Makers. Sale, Hire, or Exchange. Call j&■ inspect. F. Moore & Co., next Sineeton's. I are selling thousands of ! *"-' pairs of Boots, Shots, and Slippers at > ridiculous prices. Come and soo for your- ] self. —Schodeld, Newton. U)AjREN'Id and Guardians will save mnuy s'Uilings la the pound l.y buying Bm.ts ' and Kiioes for the family at ScboflL-ld'ti il«>;i----j Btcr Boot Sale. Newton. i nsrow —' That we are almost daily supplied with l.rauuiiil showers there's NO NECKS- ; sri'l" Tor houscwiw.-; to I'URCHASIC FIFTT PER CKNT. OF WATER with their Soap. When you get "TANiWHA" y(i;i pr>t ALL SOAP and ABSOLUTIiL,!' iTKE. TK KAiNPROOF COATS have Ptond tbo tost of time, and are more Ju dc- ; maud than ever; :i well dressc-d maa must ! hnve one.—Mcßride, Victorla-st. ! rrODSEHOLDEKS, see that yonr Grocer I -LL supplies you with New Zealand Dairy Associations (Limited) Butter. ' T7l r !ANTKfr~KNOWN: _ Whero Invalids can ;'Vti ],uy absolutely Pure Milk in Sealed Bottle*. Then Hag np aOOSI, AUCKLAKU MII.X SUPPLY, Ltd., ZNT.imikuu-rd., Kpsou'i. V IKK tlie rver-flowms lirooKlct, Geo. Tutt, I lie 'J'aiior and Mercer, ever flows on , with Kent's Novelties. —Geo. Tutt, Tailor ' and Mercer, Symonds-st. A BSOLUTELY CBeapest Creamery Butter A for the table all the year round.—New Zealand Dairy Association, Limited. TNQI'IHEK: The cheapest placo to buy J- your Boots and Shoes is at Scliofleld'e BiR iiargnln Hoot Shop, Newton. B 1 KOADWOODi ERARD~ BLTJTHNBR Pianos. — Sole Agents, English and ' Foreign Piano Agency, Ltd. — S. Coldicutt, 1 Manager. J -will no> snill yoiir Milk i if you have it in sealed bottles from :ho Auckland Pure Milk S-upply, Ltd., Manukau-rd., Epsom. 'Phonp 2009. o T T? QELF'S FOR MEN'S BOOTS. j I 'AT^w, li> Do not bo induced by interested parties : in buy any substitute for your favourite I "TANIWHA." Insist upon always having this splendid brand of Soap, which is much superior in quality to anything I on the market. I' F you kuow the value of money you will 'buy your Boots, Shoes, and Slippers at ! Sehoflel'tTs Monster Boot Sale, Newton. >ty JL A ! \ MEMORIAL SERVICE \ J.\- in connection with tbo. death of M.W. BKOTOEK P.G.M. lUCj-iAHD JOHN j SEDDON. I Wi'l bo held by THE MASONIC BRETII HEN OF THE PROVINCIAL DISTRICT: I OF AUCKLAND. lln the PTTT-ST. METHODIST CHURCH 'Oα THURSDAY, the JUNE, instant, At 2.30 p.m.. I Under the conduct of V.W. BRO. REV, J .1. A. I.UXFORD, P.G., Chaplain. I The Brethren will assemble in the Wesley Hall adjoining, at 1.r.0 p.m.. and thence I march in procession to the Church. ! The Galleries will be reserved for tb( i general public. ■j Al! Brethren are cordially Invited' to be ! present and join in paying the last tributi of rrspect to tth? memory of our departet brothel , . ' OLIVER NICHOLSON. Grand Superintendent. ! \.B. -- Evening dress. Rejralia in Mourn ' inir. White Ties and Gloves. JL $L PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE OF NZ ■- 1 IRISH CONSTITUTION. j Members of the Trish Constitution an j requested to join with th<;-ir Brethren o [the N.Z. Constitution In the Memorial Ser .: vice intended to be held by them in con nection with the death of their lnte Pasi Grand BRO. R. J. SED.DON W. J. REES, ! Provincial Grand Master l^u^L^nd-G.^ 1 " MOUrQiDS ; HQpTRICT GRAND LODGE, E . C A MEMORIAL SERVICE ;in connection with the death of M w • BROTHER P.G.M. RICHARD JOHN j SEDDON ! Will be held by the MASONIC BRETHREN of the PROVINCIAL DISTRICT OF ~ AUCKLAND. iln the FITT-ST. METHODIST CHURCH ! On THURSDAY, the 21st JUNE, instant, At 2.30 p.m., Under the Conduct of V.W. BR.O. REV. J. A. LDFORD, P.G. Chaplain. The Brethren will assemble in the Wesley Hall adjoining at 1.0 p.m., and thence maxch in procession to the CShnrcb.. The G-alleries will be reserved for the General Public. All Brethren are cordially invited to be present and join in paying tie last tribute of respect to the memory of our departed brother. ' J. R. BEED. I „_, _ D.D.G.M. L. ls -s^T Ereilillß: Dress, RegaUa In Moura|l3g, arie ? en 4 .<Jiov«v