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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 302, 18 December 1912, Page 7

Mr. F. J. Cox, general manager of the Gordon and Goteh Proprietary, Limited, arrived in Auckland from Australia by the MaJwa this morning. Mr. Cox, accompanied by Mr. W. E. Jackson, the firm's general manager for New Zealand, will lea™ by the Main Trunk express tonight for Wellington. Madame Wielaert, who is engaged by the Royal Choral Society to sing the eoprano solos in the "Messiah," left for Wellington by the mid-day. express today. Madame Kirkby Lunn -will sing the contralto music at this performance. The Customs Street baths are now open to the public. Give him a tie. Quite an attractive Christinas gift for the young man would be a tic. Miles of attractive shades here.—Geo. Fowl-ds., Lid. —(Ad.) In the holiday rush we do not forget the boy and girl scout. All requirements we can satisfy. Special line scrout hats, 2/6 and 3/3.—Geo Fowlds, Ltd.—(Ad.) William Melisky and John Hunt, contractors of Mt. Eden, have filed a petition to -be adjudicated bankrupts. The first meeting of creditors has been called for Monday, December 30. THE GLOVE HOUSE.—Reliable makes in almost endless vaj-iety. New gloves just received by parcel post. — - John Court, Ltd., Queen Street.—(Ad.) Cent's tenuis shirts, 1/11, 2/11; neglige shirt's, 2/3; pyjomae, 5/3. Best value in tiee, collan-6, and underwear. —Bridgman and Bridgman, opp. Town Hall.—Ad