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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 3835, 17 April 1899, Page 2

LA.TE ADVERTISEMENTS. ADVEKftSEHENTS left at t. the office betweeti the hours of one and half -past two p.m. on day of publication, wiU not be inserted in the current issue, unless half-rate extra is paid. Replace advertisements must be left at the office tine' day-Hpro» vious to publication. WARD & ELLIOT, ProprietoisDISSOLUTION OF PABTIERSHIP. *fXKB ~¥mMr~Q¥- 3fiB88B& I CAMPNY & HARVEY has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The business will in future be carried on by Messrs W. Harvey and Son, who wilf collect all debts and pay all . liabilities of the late firm. JAMES OAMPNY, WM. HARVEST. Tauranga, 10th April, 1599. Witness : John A. Clar^. In reference to the above the new firm of MESSRB W. HARVEY AND SON trust, by strict attention to business and attention to the wants of their customers, to merit a continuance of the patronage so liberally accorded to the lato firm of Oaispny and Harvey. W. HARVEY AND SON. Assam Tea, Just Landed Direct from Calcutta PRICES * PEKOE, 1/6 per lb., in 5 and 10lb. Tins. PEKOE SOUCHONG, 1/4 per lb., in 5 and lOlbJTins. DUST, 1/3 per lb., in 61b T?as. ... ALSO ... A Small Consignment of CHUTNET & CUREIE POWDER, in Bottles, Is each. N.B.— Carriage not paid on the «bove consignment j -'-• > JOHN D. DARLEY. Ist March, 1899. | Under the distinguished patronage of His Excellency, Lord Camngton, Governor of-JfA JF. f and lord Onalow, Ex-Governor of N.Z. starTTotel, TAURANGA. The " STAR " is pronounced by patrons to be second to none in the North Island. Coaches lnave the Hotel for the Lakes on Arrival of all Steamers. Special Buggies and Saddle Horses can be obtained for all parts of the country. Private Suites of Apartmeuts for Families. Sample-rooms for Commercial Gentlemen. The Borough Baths (salt-water) IJ'are within three minutes' walk .of the "Star." {Late of Whakatane), PROPRIETOR.

NOTICE TO SUBSCEIBERS. Advance Subscriptions. IN ORDER to benefit by the liberal concession we allow for subscriptions paid in advance, it must be distinctly understood that they must be paid within fourteen days after commencement of the term. An additional 6d. will be charged for every month or part of a month that they remain unpaid after that time. ...,..■ .WAED& ELLIOT. LAST DAYS! LAST DAYS? To Secure a Chance to Win. £1000 for Is. £1000 A Fortaae for is. A Fortune for Is dBrtOO foris ( first V^eiooO for Is. {GREAT £1000 for Is ( prize) -£1000 foris Or 12 month^ Trip Bound the World, firtt-eJass, all Expenses paid, and £600 in Cash for one person, or eight month. for two. ; And 126 other important Prizes, ranging in value from £1 to £150. Eight Hours' _3rd Annual Great Fete and Art Union. Melbourne, 22ad ApriL Under the Patronage of His Excellency the Qovernoc, Ldrd Bra i:ey, KO.B. J Proceeds in aid of the Hospitals and Public Oh_rlties. Prixea will be delivered to the winners, Free of all Charges. A list of winning € numbers will be ported to any person \ sending a stamped and addressed enve- . lope to the Representative. * Buy from Local Agent or send Stamp, Postal Notes, P. O. 0., di- 8 rect to the Representative, 237, Collins- 1< St., Melbourne, at onoe for tickets, and secure a chance in this Great Art Union, 22 for £1 11 for lOi or Is each. c Ba sore and Try your lnck. a THEO. W. HEIDB, Representative, J 237, Collina-at , Melbourne, Victoria. ? I J. HOWDEN, [ Watolunaker & Jeweller, a Optioian & Engraver, l a UUJSEN ST. - - AtJOKLAND S t a nUNOANSOW. A««nt_ I Small Expenses & Cash a Customers Allow J Small Profits. 1; MORGAN, I SIGH-CLASS CASH TAILOR, a 108, Karogaliapo-Rd., Auckland p