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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 245, 13 October 1908, Page 8

AUCTIONS. T7IRIDAY, QCTOBER 1 gTH, AT 2 P.M. SHARP. QAMUEL -yAILE & g ONS (Per H. E. Vaile, Auctioneer) wiU sell by auction, at their Land Sale Rooms, Si, Queen-st., ATANUKAU-RD., "pPSOM. HANDY RESIDENCE A.ND FINE SECTION. HOUSE of 5 large rooms and bathroom; verandah back and front; wash-house, with copper and tubs; large and good shed, now used as a workshop. VERY FINE LARGE SECTION, fronting the main road, 99ft by a depth of 192 ft, rich, level, volcanic soil. As the owner is leaving for the country, the property must be sold. Also, IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE MRS EMMA HOPE. "DARNELL. FREEHOLD INVESTMENT. TWO COTTAGES, each of 4 rooms and verandah, range, water, patent w.c, sewer drainage, etc. Capital Freehold Allotment, 73 by 90. These Houses are very well situated for investment purposes, being just off Brighton-rd. PUBLIC NOTICES. GLORIA TONIC, the King of Rheumatic Cures; drives out nueumatism and ail uric acid ailments. STILL on top, and a long way ahead— Tutt's Hats. See the new ones opened this week. Everyone a picture.—Tutt's, j the Hatter and Mercer. j A,j UKiilcsuN s I'UWUEiIS have a greai J-'A name for curing Rheumatism. Obtainable from Whyte, Chemist. 252, Queen-st. YOUR Friends will be delighted to get a copy of the "illustrated Guide to Auckland," obtainable at the Star Office and all Stationers. Price 2/. mUE NEW ZEALAND BRICK, TILE, X AND POTTERY CO. -ANY, NEW LYNN. Are now ready to supply FIRE BRICKS, FIRE TILES, GLAZED DRAIN PIPES, also FARMERS' FIELD TILES, Of Very Superior Quality, at Reduced Prices. Particulars at Works, or S. KOHN. Fort-at. TO U B L I C NOTICE. WILLIAM MORGAN, Saddler, Newmarket, begs to ultimate to his numerous friends and customers that he is retiring from business, aud takes this opportunity of thanking them for their liberal patronage for a great number of years, and thut he will hold a Clearance Sale of his Assorted Stock of Saddlery until OCTOBER 31st next. No reasonable oilers refused. HILDRETU AND SCJnT WASTE PRODUCT AND BOTTLE MERCHANTS. New and Second-hand Furniture Dealers, CUSTOMS AND VICTORIA STS., AUCKLAND; Lorne-st., Wellington. All kinds or New and Second-hand Furniture in stock. TO BE HIRED OUT BY WEEK OR MONTH. OR SOLD ON DEFERRED PAYMENT. Discount Allowed for Cash Purchases. Phone 1095. HOUSE REMOVING — Bodily or Sections. T~)RAINAGE — To City By-laws. /JONCRETE WALLS, Floors, or Paths. "PENCING — Every Possible Kind. THE OLD FIRM, gAM. yk/HITE AND iGONS, CUSTOMS-ST. W. Phone 70S. COMPETITIONS. /COMPETITIONS. 1 TNIQUE. U TNTERESTING, X E^SY. "j\XO TfJNTRANCE T7IEE. \-yiN A pRIZE ! W IN A P KIZE ! NO GAMBLING. The Proprietors of the "WEEKLI" GRAPHIC AND NEW ZEALAND MAIL" otter VALUABLE PRIZiiS in a series of COMPETITIONS, open to all iv the Dominion. /COMPETITION "jkJ-0. OO "BEST BONA-FIDE STORY OF PRECOCIOUS OR WITTY CHILDREN." The children of the Dominion are noted for their precocity aud for thi; quaintness of their sayings, prizes are offered -for -the best story of a witty saying, or funny question put by children to each other or to growu-up people. First—A YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION TO THE "GRAPHIC." Value £1. Second—FlVE SHILLINGS CASH. Entries received OCTOBER 16th. Results announced OCTOBER 21st. /COMPETITION OQ TjiOK A NAGRAMS. In response to a suggestion from a correspondent, to whom our thanks are due, we hare pleasure in announcing an Anagram Competition. WHAT IS AN ANAGRAM ? An Anagram consists of the letters of a word used so as to form another word, or words, its excellence is determined by its appuslteuess—tuat is, iv the new worus made being in some way related to the meaning of the original word clioseu. This cau best be seen from the following examples, some of which are excellent: — CHOSEN WORD. ANAGRAM. (The same letters transposed.; Argumcntatively At it: le vulgar mci Broken On kerb Consternation O Nance! 'tis torn Conversation Oh! sit. Rev. Canon Desperation A rope cuss ;t Exasperating icpinage extra! Exclamations Camel! It's an ox Followers Slower, i-"o important A >lf Tinuot Policeman's 'Lip's aeoniin' Tinee-nuudredweight Truth! Ned weighed hei United 1" <!ue * Worthy » vil ° try All the letters In the cnosen word, and only those letters, must appear in the anacram. Competitors are invited to send iv anagrams formed from any word they like to choose from any part of the pages ou which appear "The Week iv Review" articles, up to the date of the closing of the competition. The word aud the article and issue it is extracted from suould be quoted in sending iv the anagrams. First—A • EAR'S SUBSCRIPTION TO THE "GRAPHIC." Value £1. Second—FlVE SHILLINGS CASH. Entries close OCTOBER 23rd, Results OCTOBER 28th. It is stipulated as a condition of all Competitions that the decision of the Editor of the "Graphic" shall be final, and that no correspouueuce on the subject of the Competitions shall be allowed. Auy of the competition Papers may be published in the "Graphic." Contributors who may not wish their names pubiisi*ed should sigu initials or motto. The uttuies of all Prize Winners will be published. /COMPETITIONS QPEN rpO ALL. "VyEEKLY /CRAPHIC AND -jITAIL." mUE TDEST TLLUSTRATED YT/-E E X L V TN rJNJIE T\OMINION. I Price, Gd per copy; £1 per annum (iv I advance). Of all Booksellers and News ! Agents. friends will be delighted to get ■a. copy of the "Illustrated Guide to Aucsi lam." obtainable at the "Star" Oliiee and all Stationers. Price 2/. 1 (