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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 174, 23 July 1907, Page 2

The officer in charge at Mangonui, has advised the Collector of Customs as follows :—"The schooner leabel Dufraine beached on Saturday between Ahipara and Keef Point: all hands safe.; vesel reported to be in fair position if weather keeps fine."

Black and nary dress lengths for 2/6 at Smith and Caughev i *k"fair.— (Ad.) Not in all the -wotld-wiil you find better rugs. N.Z. rugs, Wffieirecognised as the best because -tbey are made up of the finest wool. mg is here tJeo. Fowlds.— (A%^ll°°" At the fair. " 500 linen huck towels afc half-price. Smith and Caucrhey Ltd-" (Ad.)

This shop still keeps its high-class varied selection of the best hard and soft felt hats, which have made its name in Auckland. Geo. Fowlds.— (Ad.)

Ladies' all-wool Kaiapoi jackets, 4/11 each; golf jerseys, 1/9 each. Smith and Caughey's fair.—(Ad.)

Ladies! Newest back combs at halfprice. Smith and Caughey's fair.—(Ad.)

Glove patrons should buy here. Evening gloves in cotton and kid or walking, driving and the ordinary styles we have. Geo. Fowlds.—(Ad.)

Odd colours in sateens, linenetfces, and batistes, 2Jd per yard. Smith and Caughey's fair.—(Ad.)

100 ladies' unbrellas in reliable 3/6 and 4/6. Half usual prices. Smith and Caughey J s fair.— (Ad.)

Clothe your boy cheap and well. To dear, 50 boys' suits, to fit boys aged 4* 5 and 6, all at 4/11 each; also, 50 lads' overcoats, at 7/11. Geo. Fowlds.—(Ad.)

At Smith and Caughey's great fair. Men's fast dye drill shirts, best qualitr, 2/li—(Ad.)

« Women who recpiire a stimulant should try, WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS.