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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 252, 21 October 1908, Page 2

PUBLIC NOTICES. '/JUIE book 'BARGAIN SHOP. A- FOB BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION TRY THE BOOK EXCHANGE School Books, Technical Books, Picture Books, Prizes, .Dictionaries, Bibles, Prayer Books, etc, etc. CHEAPEST IN AUCKLAND. We Exchange your Old Books for others that you may want. Postage Stamps and Music Purchased. Note Address:THE BOOK EXCHANGE, Next Central Hotel. mo COUNTRY V 1 S 1 T O RS. DO YOU INTEND BUYING A BIDING SADDLE. When you are iv town? If you do, Remember that J Tk JACKET, 45, ALBERT ST., Has built up a reputation for giving the BEST VALUE IN TOWN IN SADDLES. Inspection Invited. DEO BONO PUBLICO. a FURTHER REDUCTIONS. Owing to the Gigantic Success of my system of selling Meat for Cash and Abolishing the Credit System, I am now in a position to supply the very Primest or Meat at Bedrock Prices. By these means families can 6ave at least 30 per cent by purchasing direct from IJI "DASTEB, PONSONBY'S LIVE AND POPULAR BUTCHER. NOTE TEE PRESENT REDUCTIONS: Sirloin Beef, from 4_d per lb; Chuck Ribs 2d per lb; other Ribs, from 24d per lb Rump Steak 7d, Fillet Steak Sd, Beef Steak 4d, Minced Steak 3d, Sausage Meat 3d Corn Round 4d per lb, Corn Roll from 3d per lb; Bone Brisket 2d per lb Large Ox Tongues, from 1/9 Chops 4d and od, Tripe 4d Legs Mutton 4d, Shoulders 3Jd, Loins 4d, Forequarters 2fcd IN" FACT, EVERYTHING REDUCED. COME RIGHT ALONG, AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES. The Quality Alone is Worth Inspection. EAT NOTHING BUT GOOD SOUND AND WHOLESOME MEAT. The Business is Solely conducted under my own personal supervision. . .My Motto: Cleanliness,. Civility, & Attention -. One Address Only: IJ\ J3ASTEE, BUTCHER, 137, PONSONBY-RD: T* JC/~».OSKRIB AND -'SON, FEDERAL-ST, ENGINEERS. IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, etc HAVE ON HAND (NEW!— 1 Portable Pile-driving or Cargo Winch 2 Double Cylinder Deck Winches 1 Gas or Oil Engine, 6 B.H-P, will work with Gasoline or Kerosene, or ordinary Gas. Hydraulic Lift Gear, for any load up to 2 or 3 tons. Guest and Chrime's make of Water Meters, from 4in downwards, made, repaired, and tested at our Works. SECOND-HAND— 7 horse Portable for Sale, by Hornsb>, good condition. 1 3 h-p. Crossley Gas Engine. rpEE TgUSINESS QELLERf. P 1 ~ L AUNDBY — Steam Laundry, °*A. I*J situated in centre of Tourist District Everything in flrst-class going order. Apply quickly. 4? QA—GROCERY AND FRUIT STORE. d»OVJ Turnover about £20 per week. This is a very good little business, and can bear a close investigation. 'P1 P\(Y~ CONFECTIONERY A well °~>A.ts\J known established City Business; ; tmder present ownership for past eight years. Very natty little business. £9KA— BOARDINGHOUSE—An exceptionally good House and Furniture. View unsurpassed; overlooking the harbour. Vef y select business is carried on. 7P QAA — HAIRDBESSING AND TOBAC-o-fOUU CONIST—No better business outside of Queen-st Ii you want to make money this is your opportunity. . ..•-•-" AM. B- EYDBNTHE POPULAR BUSINESS SELLER, 188, QUEEN-ST, Well and favourably known throughout this ' province as a Careful, Reliable, and Sue-1 cessful Salesman. Le mc know your requirements. 'Phone 1742. ' COMPETITIONS. piOMFEHTIONS. I TTNIQUE, U' '■ ' ' y-> . TNTERESTING, A- "R-A-SY. I TkTO "pNTBANCE TJIEE. j ' YXrtN A "OEIZE I TK7IN A pRIZE ! I NO GAMBLING. The Proprietors of the "WEEKLY i - GRAPHIC AND NEW ZEALAND MAIL" offer VALUABLE PRIZES in a series of, COMPETITIONS, open to all in the | Dominion. /"COMPETITION OQ j [ POR A NAGBAMS. In response to a suggestion from a pondent, to whom our thanks are due, we ' have pleasure in announcing au Anagram Competition. WHAT IS AN ANAGRAM 7 An Anagram consists of the letters of a word used so as. to form another word, or I words, its excellence is determined by its appositeness—that is, in the new words made being in some way related to the mean.- . ing of the original word chosen. This can i best be seen rrom the following examples, some of which are excellent:— "CHOSEN WORD.. . ANAGEAM. , (The same letters transposed.) Argumentatively At it! Ye vulgar met Broken On kerb I Consternation O Nance! 'tis torn Conversation Oh! sit, Rev. Canon Desperation A rope circs it Exasperating Spinage extra! Exclamations Camel! It's an ox Followers Slower, Flo ■ important r^,-^ 1 Tinpot Policeman's Blp's acomin' ; Three-hundredweight Truth! Ned weighed hei i united i_, <iuet : Worthy "ho try All the letters in the cnosen word, and only those letters, must appear in tha ana- . gram. Competitors are invited to send in anagrams formed from auy word they like to cnoose from any part ot the pages on which : appear "The Week in Review" articles, up to the date of the closing of the competition. The .word and the article, and issue it is extracted irom should be quoted iv sending iv the anagrams. First—A YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION TO THE "GRAPHIC." Value £1. Second—FlVE SHILLINGS CASH. Entries close OCTOBER 23rd. Results OCTOBER 2Sth. It is stipulated-as a condition of all Competitions that the decision of the Editor of the "Graphic" shall be hnal, and that no correspoudeuce on the subject of the Competitions shall be allowed. Any of the Competition Papers may be published in the -'Graphic." Contributors who may not wish their names published should sigu initials 'or motto. The names of all Prize Winners will be published. [ COMPETITIONS QPEN IJIO A LL. "YS7EEKLY Q.RAPHIC AND ; £pW 2_ EALAKD ]\JAIL." jrpnE "gEST JLLUSTRATED !j WEEKLY .|.. .JN 7J>HE TVQMINION. Price, 6d per copy; £1 per annum (in - advance). Of all Booksellers and News 4 Agents.