! SHZFPZHO. TTBNDE-RSON AND \rACFARLANE, Agents: MESSAGERIES MARITIMES CO. (French Mall Line, -via Suez). NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (Japanese Mall Line). P. AND O. BRANCH SERVICE (late Land's Bine Anchor Line). HOLT'S BLUE FUNNEL LINE (South African London Lines). BURNS., PHILP, AND CO., LTD. (Singa-pore-Java Line), (New Guinea and Solom<Mi Island Line). Intending passengers to tbe East or Sooth Africa or to LONDON, via Suez, or via Hong Kong, Japan, and America, or via Singapore and Suez, or via Hong Kong and Siberia, or via Cape of Good Hope, can book and obtain full particulars of fares til classes from I TTENDEBSON AND •*|\ACFABLANE, J HOBSON BLDGS., FORT-ST. 1 WASTED KUOWT*. I T » Hobble's Fretwork Outfits, 2/6, 3/0, 4/6, 6/6, 10/6; Picture Framing Outfits from 3/6 to 16/; Complete Carving Outfits, 4/11; I Complete Sets of real useful Tools, In handi some boxes, 13/6 to 25/. FURNITURE—- ' Wire-wove Mattresses from 8/6; Wire-wove i Stretchers. 11/6: Flax Mattresses, 8/6; ! Kapok Mattresses; Bedsteads from 22/6; Floorcloth, Linoleums. Handsome Dnche—I Pairs from 38/6: Combination Chest fro 127/6, special value 60/; "-Piece Leather i Suites, from £6; Carpet Squares from 12/6; ■ Hearthrugs. 2/11; Wardrobes; Sideboards; ] Large 5-Drawer Chest, 42/6; Large Kitchen Dressers. 89/6; Sttcbeu Table, 13/6; Kit- | chen Chairs, 2/11; 6ft White Enamel Curtain Poles, with brass fittings complete, 2/3: GreeD Blinds, on patent spring rollers, 1/11 complete. IRONMONGERY—Gas Irons, 4/6; Steel Gas Tubing. 1/6 per length; Gas Rings, 1/11; Box Irons, 2/6; Spirit Irons; White-handled Table Knives from 2/6 tbe | half dozen: Solid Nickel Tea Spoons', 1/9 half dozen; N.P. Cruets from 5/6; Spirit Stove, 8d; Kerosene Stove from 3/.—At H. R. SHROFFS. General Importer, 106 and 108. Victoria-st. !W A:; SEFTL AND RESENTS QRNAMENTAI, ENDLESS VARIETY -vriLLER'-S, "V 7 XLLER'S, "VTICTORIA We eater specially for those who6e diffiie problem at this Season is how to purchase Presents for a large family oat of a Lean Purse. A visit to MILLER'S will at, once solve the problem, and you will go atvay happy. HOr XT'ABLY gHor E AND AVOID THE CRUSH. USEFUL PRESENTS FOR LADIES. LADIES' FANCT SLIPPERS, 1/, 1/3, 1/6. 1/11, 2/6, 2/11, 3/6, and 3/11 per pair. LADIES' STYLISH WALKING SHOES at 5/11, 6/6, 7/6, 8/6, 10/6, 12/6 pair. Largest variety in Auckland. peanttful Variety in LADIES' EASY FITTING TAN BOOTS AND SHOES, at 7/11. 10/6, 11/6, 12/6, and 14/6 pair. LADIES' 7/6 WHITE DERBY SHOES, 5/11 B«ir. LADIES' WHITE TENNIS SHOES, 2/11, S/11, and 4/9 pai*JjADIES' BROWN TENNIS SHOES, 3/3 USEFUL PRESENTS FOR MEN. ! MEN'S SLIPPERS. 1/3. . 1/6. 1/11. 2/6, 2/11, 3/3, 3/11, 4/6, 4/1 L 5/lL and 6/6 ' pair. MEN*S PATEiNT COUBT SHOES, 3/11, 4/11, «■-=<! 5/11 pair. MEN'S BEST BOOTS. T/U. 8/11, 10/6. 12/6, 15/, and 17/6 pair. MEN'S TAN BOOTS, 10/5, 12/6, 15/6, 17/6, and 20/ pair. |MEN'S WHITE TENNIS SHOES, 2/11, 3/6, 4.19. and 5/9 pair. FOR THE CHILDREN. CHILDREN'S SHOES in White, Tan. and Black, at 9<i, 1/, 1/3, 1/6, 1/11, 2/3. and 2/6 pair. FANCY GOODS AND TOYS. DOLLS to Suit all Pockets, 4fl to 10/6 each. MECHANICAL TOYS. 6d, 9d, 1/, 1/6 each. (LADIES* PURSES, 6d, 1/, 1/6, and 2/6 each. LADIES' HANDBAGS. 1/. 1/6. 3/6, 3/B, 4/6, 5/6, and 7/6 each upwards. (PICNIC BASKETS, enormous variety, 1/, 1/6. if, 2/6 each. BOOKS.—A Large Sbinraeat of Ward, Lock, and Co.'s reliable Publications, very suitable for Sunday School Prizes, 1/, 1/6, l/», 'II, 2/B each. THOTJ SANDS OF GIFTS TO BUTT EVERYBODY AT PRICES. ■VTILLEB'S TjV&NCY JJEFOSIJOSX AND T»OOT pALACB. 100,102. & 104.^ ICTOBIA S T - J WILLIAMS, Carter, has Removed from • Wyndham-st. to 47, ALBERT-ST., Masefleld's Building, half-way between Shakespeare and Stur Hotels. 148 SPECIAL Value in Hats and Caps.—Hard " Fur Felt, from 4/11 to 8/11; Pocket Felts. 4/11; Men's Caps. 6d to S/6.—J. Green and Son, opp. Railway Station. 11 ■ k.riiN'S Best Worsted Suits, equal in apSeeuig means buying. Come and see them. Prices, 05/ and upwards.—J. Green and Son, 17, Qneen-st. 117 WILL Buy 7/6 Stiff White Shirt: J-/J-J- -with collars attached, sizes 14 an u 14-}: without 2/11. s'zes 3PJ and 17*. Under Shirts. 1,3. J. Green and Son. opp. .%>»• Post Office- H7 •lENNi TTMBEfi. Highest Grades. S. J. BEST k. CO., 43. Customa-stteet East
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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 299, 16 December 1911, Page 1
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