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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 168, 18 July 1910, Page 8

PHOTOGRAPHY. Sec OußfkEE^SOpaje OOAIJDGUC'S for full descriptions, I j has to Offer— _ All Sl<bctedbyus-. Auckland. FOR SALE. T Cl O R SALE. GENERAL STORES. TJ We have had placed in our hands for eale 3 GENERAL STORES. rwo In the rising North, with Northern Main Trunk connection, a small business Dn the Rotorua line. We can ; also arrange i Partnership for a man with moderate capital in a first-class rising business. We can recommend the above, and will ba pleased to furnish particulars to bona Ada buyers. A.. J. ENTKICAN & CO., - GENERAL MERCHANTS, HI AUCKLAND. BOOTS AMD SHOES. I "BOOMERANG" PC BOOT "' a SALE % p Like the Boomerang you'll be a j fr ] "Come-back" Customer after making | ' one purchase from mc. Here are just | | three Sale Prices that Save Cash :— j " S MISSES' TAN GLACE DERBY 1 f ! BOOTS were 13/U ; now n/9 | ° i LADIES' PARISIAN BUCKLE I P EVENING SHOES, from 2/II i p S MENS BOX and WILLOW i n DERBY WINTER BOOTS I were 19/6 ; now 16/6 j I FERNANDEZ, » I »THE SHOEft\AN," | C I 155.UP.SYMONDSST. R ? w^—na§ _____________ ,»________— a * a BOOTS AND SHOES. _ — . a TT OR THE RETTEB I CLASS OF c , MADE TO ORDER c ■~ BOOTWARE, d SEXTIE, 38, SHORTLAND ST. t Opposite Auckland Club. c P.S. Surgical Boots Mad*. ■ o OIL AND COIiOURMEB. SO_i IMPORTERS OF PAPERHANQINGS All grades. WHITE LEADS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES AND ALL KINDS OK PAINTERS' REQUISITES AND TOOL& ARTISTS' REQUISITES OF ALL KINDS* SCRIM AND CALICO. Special Make for the Trade. MOULDINGS FOR PICTURE FRAMES. A Large and Varied Stock to Chooso from. GLASS — PLATE. SHEET, ORNAMENTAL, etc. GLASS SHADES. PICTURES FRAMED TO ORDER Our Immense Stock of Paperhaugings always comprises -he Latest Designs, Wall Decoiations In Great Variety. W. PHILLIPPS & SO^ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL OIL AND COLOUR MERCHANTS, NATIONAL BANK BUILDINGS, QUEEN-ST-corrv—YANCEs. TJOGUB AND -ft/TCTTEDDIE. ] DEVONPORT AND TAKAPUNA BUSES. Leave Leave Leave Devonport Mllford-road Alison's , Corner. ' 7.55 a.m. 7.10 a.m. 7.20 a.m. 9.20 7.45 7.55 ' 10.20 SDO 0.0 I 11.20 10.10 10.20 J 012.50 p.m. 11.5 11.20 §12.-15 12.45 p.m. 12.53 p.m. 01.00 1.40 1.00 §1.45 2.50 a.O 2.50 ||3.50 3.40 3.D0 04.20 0u.15 4.40 1 4.50 6.0 05.25 5.30 §0.30 C.15 08.50 g6.40 §7.50 §9.0 00.0 0*0.50 §915 §10.20 §10.50 w 11-30 SUNDAYS. Leave Leave Leave Devonport Milford-road Alison's Corner. 0.50 a.m. 9.0 a.m. 10.55 10.50 a.m. 11.0 11.50 12 noon 12.15 p.m. 111.50 p.m. 3.30 p.m. 1.45 2.20 4.0 2.25 2.50 3.20 5.0 3.45 4.55 0.0 4.15 116.50 5.15 9.20 - 6.15 7.45 || To Alison's Corner only, o Omitted Saturdays. § Saturdays only, w Wednesdays only. » Omitted AVednesdays. FARES.—Takapuna, 9d.; Return, 1/3. O'Neill's Point-road. lid. Victoria Park, 4d. Extra Night Trips, 1/. RESIDENT'S TICKETS—O'Niell's Pointroad, 3/0 dozen; Hauraki-road. 4/G dozen; Alison's Corner, 5/ dozen; Milford-road, 0/ dozen; School Childien, under 12 years, 3/ dozen. Notice.—On Public Holidays, the Ordinary Time-table will be suspended, and moi'e frequent trips will be run to suit the public. Mail Contractors to Wade, Waiwera, Orewa and Puhoi. Coach leaves Devonport every Friday, 8 a.m., and leturning every Saturday. Cabs and Wagonettes at shortest notice. Opera 'Bus at IL3O every Wednesday night. Telephone, 18. __