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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 197, 18 August 1908, Page 8

PPBIJC HQTICEB. p UIDE TO AUCKLAND, ILLUSTRATED The Best Present to give Friends in the Fleet iv memory of their Visit to Auckland. PRICE. 2/. All Stationers or at Star Office. T "RASTER, SHIPPING AND FAMILY «BUTCHER, 137, FONSONBY-RD., AUCKLAND. DBO DONO pUBLICO. QHKAP TypAT JT'OR £ASH, AT THE SHOP. Having resolved to adopt the present popular system of selling ileat for Cash, 1 jeg to notify my customers and the residents of Auckland that on and after MuXDAY, the 17th Aug., no meat will be delivered and no more credit given: but a big Reduction will be made on the present prices for cash, at the Shop. Thanking my •uetomers for their very kind patronage, I will always be pleased to see them and supply them with the very primest of Mett, as I have done in the past. SO KOLL UP ONE AND ALL AND RECEIVE THE BENEFIT OF THE ABOVE SYSTEM. My Motto: CLEANLINESS, CIVILITY, AND ATTENTION. QEE THE FLEET *-" '1 Urbugh a Pair of PICKFORD'S SPECTACLES. You will tbei: see all without strain or discomfort. PICKFORD, SIGHT SPECIALIST, QUEEN-ST. (Over Smeeton's), First Optician right hand side from car terminus, 'tiains. and Bouts. fvhlF NEW ZEALAND BKICK, TILE, -*- AND POTT tut V COMPANY. NEW LYNN, Are now ready to supply FIRE BRICKS, FIRE TILKa, GLAZED DRAIN i'IPES, also FARMERS' FIELD TILES, 3f Very Superior yuality, at Reduced Prices Particulars at Works, or S. KOUN. Fort-st. rpHE FLEET. AUCKLAND ILLUSTRATED GUIDE. the Best Uemembrauce to Friends in the Fleet of their Visit to our Fair City. PRICE. 2/. All Stationers or at Star Office. QOMPETITIONS. QOSIFETITIOX3. T7NIQUE. TNTERESTING. E AST O J-NTRANCE T7<EE. a pmzE! W IN A P UI5IB! NO GAMBLING. The Proprietors of the "WEEKLY GRAPHIC AND NEW ZKAI.AND MAIL" offer- VALUABLE PHIZES in a series of COMPETITIONS, open to all in the Dominion. COMPETITION NO. 19 — MISSING LINES — Prises are offered for the BEST TWO LINES, completing ihe Verse, aud giving the .most pertinent aud piquuut replj to the question propounded hereunder viz.:When money is ample and business ts brisk, Wliy should New Zealand go raising a loan? The lines must be In tne same metre aa ! the above, aud must respectively rhyme with •■brisk" and "loan." Ist l'tize — A Year's Subscription to the GRAPHIC," value £1.

2ud Prize - Five SJiilllugs iv Cash. Eutries closiuy on FHIOAY, August 14, sUouid Lie uadiessed, ■ Competition No. 10 GUAPiiiC' Oihce, Auclilunu.' Uesmts anuuuuceU in "tiliAPtlic" of August 19. COMPETITION NO. 20 - BBITISH TOUR — Prizes ate oueied lor the uESr RHxUIMj ACCOUNT of ilu New Zealaud ioui- of the L'.ritiau Fuoibullers noi eieeeumg iuiity-two Uues of V crse. First — A Year's Subscription to tht viKdPHIC," value £1. - Five tjuiiliuge in Cash.

t-utnes, closing ou Fu.ijal, August 21ei uuuiiui lie uaaieaaed, ■Compeiiaou No 20' vjitA.i-.tin;' umee, Aucliianu." ' Uesuus will ue auuouutea in tue "GUAI'nic ' of August COAii iiiliiUN NO. 21. — ALPHAL.t,nc AlKUoilu — Prizes are olicied lor lue vest AcluaLic, COUalbliUg Of 2(j L.iaeb 01 Verae on -lue tour Cities — Weliiuyiun, enristchuicu aud " — the line 3 successively with tile A to Z in tueir alpuauetic order, ine lectere must noi be used iv tue loi-m of "A is tor Auckland " or "Z is for Zealand," but eacn must be emp.oyed as the iuitinj of the nrst word In the line. First — A Year's Subscription to the •GRAPHIC," value £1.

Second - Five Shiiiiugs Iv Cash. liuuies, receivable until FiUuAY Auz aatu, snould be addressed " Competition No. al, uKAPiiiC- umee, ' Auckland." iicsulis io be announced In toe "ÜBaflail , oi aepieuiuer COMPETITION NO. 22. _ MISSING LINE LiMtUUCK - Prizes offered to tuuse wuo supply tae LlNii io comp.ete the lollowiuk Liinericli:— " A youth, out at Lake Tukapuna, Strolled oil ueath the rays of pale Lunalie gazed uud he ga-zea 'i iil via eyes became giazed, ruyme, but ti-ia is eutuely opiioual. iai i'liiu — a. Itai-B auusk;iiption to tue ■•L.KAl'lilC, , ' value 2<J/. iuu ii"c - mc j u Casli. t -""" : ° "W.amu, .NO. li, mi I'UijUAi, faept. *tu. ' * uunuu~, cv iv "UkAI'UU., , or CUMPETIXiON No. 23 - THE BEST 11100 (.OJiu.,eaiU.,Eli 1 OU t ue o . will uave ciioseu a successor to Llie UOll. W. l: tttevea uetore lliis wu.ii t ,e,.uiui] clc/sei, Out opiuioua win uiuei- wiUciy cunceiulus luio, us uiuci- lmpoiiant uppolutnieuts; the selecUuu w.U nut £Vy everyone. WHOM WOULD YOU UAVK CHOSEN? UU

i'rizes are ottered for the selection of the niau uui readers consider most suKable Write the uuiue vi the man >ou consider wuuiu best serve the interests of the Dominion as High Commissioner, and brleilv in n» til. y uues or tiieieabouts gire tUe reasons lor your choice. The l'rizes will be awarded to the Competitors who uaaie the gentleman who receives the most votes. N.U. — Humorists are warned that competitors are not allowed to nominate theniselves for the position. lintriw, closlUK on FRIDAY, AUGUST 28th, should be adiliessed "Competition No. -X (JUAI'IiIC Othc-c. Auckland." Results announced in issue of September 2nd. pOMPETITIONS QPEN 'TO *LL YY-EKK.LY Q.UAPUK; Ai\D "XTEW MAIL" (ENLAUGED AND iiII'KOVKD). B EST JLLDSTRATED • IN THE •QOMINION. Price 6d per coyjt; £i per annnm (In a<raace); of all Booksellers and Newt Asettw,