j Business Notices. , O T 1 C | l>r. 'v-m/jut !ni y (~• at his residei . Sehvv:i ( .(L*«\ I'. t n;h. .'.a u- -.i il, from 8 to 10.30 a. ••ndG'oU v n». .'i.-r >»'\vr: I o-itrances being by S * '•vyn.terra-;« . r.rV •••n»opJ Kclinton-street. Sh. m a i: ri n & so • Tlavin;' oi . i.ml tl:tir General Furnishi Shop solicit a c»H ir in into " in? pnrc^a^en. S II M. ;;i ~s I ..ri-v. f..r ;» i<Mt ■ f'os. kini.% t,l Sco.tnu'iia;id I-'u aitarti lioug i , Suid, or i changetl. I If. MA»;Ts>J A; SON*. I C-n.rU Inr--^"-. W. R 0 15 I N S O ' to inform the . CKICKETIXG PUBLIC That he has disposed of his Cricketing Material t Messrs. PARTHIDGE & WOuLLaMS, Tobaccord'-ts. QHOW R I N ( KD* tailor (For many years with J. Ford and S. Coombes), Re.'* to announce lo his fri- ndn and the public pen rally th it lie had c<•tutucitccd business ia Wakeliel street (a few doors above -1 i-rorombie.street), ai would kindly solicit their patronage. Perfcct lit and host workmanship guaranteed. Garni nts made to order on the shortest noticc. ai warranted thoroughly fthrunk. AXCH ES T J-: R HOUSi TO THE PUBLIC OF PONSONBY.—F, DAVIE Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, of Ponsonby Hoa< culls the attention of h-s customers and friends i tlie following children's Elastic Boots from 33 Cc <solo>hes Is yd (children'?); Women's Kitl E.S. 800 from 7s C<l ; chenj» line iti Men's Elastics. 12s (col< nial ma-'e, Wuu.cn s colonial made Leglet 2s Gi AMKKICAN I'ORTRAIT ROOMS 177, QUEEN-STREET (OrrosiTK T. and S. Mokrin's). Ferrotype Gems. 2 for Half a-crown ; Dotihl Gems, 4s Gil nor dozen: Sunbeams, 4s per hal dozen ; i;ir_-er >i?es equai/v c?ie«p. Postage SUtm Pictures tnken, -4 <t<izeii for fis, Sa per 100. Cards nn CaMf'Cts t:\kcn r<n Ferrotype or Paper and tinishe with all th»i lat«-st improvements. Noto the Address 177, Quecn-streot. J. I.O\Y, Proprietor. TAM K S RKID AX D S0 N i £ " to call tlu» attention a:n\ careful considera lion of tiiosc to furnish to their \ luy jikason<ULK l'iiK'KS OF ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE. Ilavin;: introduced steam power, thevare prepared t< • upp!y all woix .reaper thun any house in town. All w. rk manufactured on the Premises, under th( tiirt-ctii>n of the Proprietors. Pleafe nole the address, for now's the time. There ne'er was such value south of the line, J. KEID K SONS. FI'UMTL'UE EmI'OKI I'M. lloMson-street (secomi J?hop from Yictoria-street). 0 T I C E OF R E M O VA L. D. MILLER, Plumber, Tinsn.ith. GasfUter, <Vc., in to his New Promises in Welleslcy-street E.ist, begs to thank his Cu*toim-is for their past support, and to inform thrtn and tlio Public generally that I'C hope?, by strict attention to business, tc merit a cor.tinu-i ce of tlio same in Jie future. All orders entrusted to him will be attended to with the utmost dLsr ateh. Note the Address : D. MILLER, Well-.sley-street East (opposite Albert Park). JOHN Y N 0 T T , For many years in the employ of Mr. R. Arthur, Auctioneer, Auckland, wishes to intimate that he is row trading at Taranaki, and is prepared to execute all orders entrusted to him, for Fresh or Salt Butter* Tins or Jars (as desired) ; quality guaranteed. Commission Business at Moderate Rates. Address — CUIIRIE-STKEET, XE\Y PLYMOUTH. References; Mr. R. Arthur, Queen-street. Mr. e. m ck e o w n OF TH K IMPERIAL CAFE, Queen-stuket Wiiakf, Would dniw Ihe attention of his patrons and friends to the fact that ho has opened his LUXCHEOX AXD DIXIXG ROOMS. The above are under the management of two Experienced Men., and will be conducted in First* class Style. The Rooms will be opened from 7 o'clock a.m. to S u.m. Tea and Coffee always ready. rjl II E AUCKLAND FORWARDING AXD PARCEL DELIVERY AGENCY Despatch Goods and Panels of all descriptions to every part of the Town and Suburbs at a cheap rate, and with k'uiir.inteed regularity. The following are the Subnjbap Hooking Agt-ncus :— A U ' id'!, (Jat'inctmaker, Karancahape Road W. if. Yi-r.n:;. ' «"r«.-c».T, P> ns-.>nby ltoad J. P.irnii:. Lr.kcr, Arch Hill J. Head. »"abinttmakcr. Comer of Kyl/er Pjvss U<-ud anil Sytiion.is-street Keid, Grocer. Corner of KvUer Pass and Grafton Roads W. S «'olliiis. Crocor, Parn -ll A. II chit, Cabip.ettiiaker, Newmarket PKLIYERIKS : Torvn—Mounv. suburban, 11 a.m. andsp.m: T.'lepbone Exeharge, No. 7t>. HEAD OFFICE : NATHAN'S BOND, CCSTOMHOUSE-STREET. rip.iK lIELV.XSVILLE TIMBER COM--1. i'ANY, LIMITED. WOKK.-i : HKI.ENSVILLE. A CCKLAND OFFICE : COLONIAL 15ANK BUILD* JNOS. Are c-peii to supply Contractors :«ml others with Sawn Timber deliv. led on the tru ks at Helensvilie, or any ?,t »ti')n on the Kaipara or Waikato Railways, llavinu al?o a Wharf at deep water frontage to the river, they are enabled o load vc.-els alongside the Mill for Sou*hern ports and Australia. The •"o'l.piny have special fa ilities for supplying long !engti:s on short notice. All :.i_'J»::Junieatioijs t j i.c addressed to JOHN MILNE, Secretary. Colonial Itank Buildinja, Auckland. IN 11 UT RI A L AND PROVtDENI I'EII.MANENT HITILDIN'ii. LAND AN 11 INVKSIMKNT SOCIETY Ob' AUCKLAND. INVESTING -SHARES. This Socii'tr is now issuing a limited number of Investing Shafts as follows INVESTING SHAKES, OI!PIN\RV, carrying full rat.-of interest and protit. Subscriptions raid in advance for a period of 0 months aru credited with interest at 7 per cent. PAIH Ui' SHARKS of tlie value of £20 oach for Jiuiit -t j«rio<ls ciirryinc: 7 per cent, interest, pa>aide half yearly in cash and participating in profits. MONEY ON DEPOSIT. Th< i Sot;i *ty is also prepared to rereive MONEY ON DEI'OSIT at'the Pdlowit'L: rates of interest For 12 in -nths a r . 7 per cent., interest payable 1 alfvearly. For 0 nr nth.s at 0 per cent. F« r shorter periods, 0 per cent. GEORGE ERASER. Manager. Offices: Corner of street and Vulcan-lane. HYDRAULIC LIME. MARK J. Wilson &: C? AUCKLAND, N.Z. THIS LIME is a Xatural Cement, suitable for Concrete, Brickwork, Plastering Buildings, Tar ks. ,<tc. Concrete Buildings, built and plastered with this lime, wi I nut cost more than 10 per cent, over the same in wood. They are almost I'lreproof, PERFECTLY dry, WARM in Winter, and COOL in Summer, EASILY ventilated, no painting or repair*, ARE IMPROVED by NEED no sinking fund to nplaee ikem in thirty years, and the INSURANCE Tli*; fullest informition to those undertaking concrete work, our object being to make it popular and sell the m teriala. All Mahuranai Limes are not alike, and none of Wilson's in genuine without its trade-mark. Circular explaining treatment, or any other information required, sent to i-ny address. JOHN WILSON & CO., 81, Quoin- 1 treet. is A L 5 (TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS), WIRE NETTING, suitable for Poultry Huns, etc.— 2 foet wide, 3d to Is 2d per yard. 3 feet wide, 7d to la Sd per yard. CURLED HORSE HAIR, for Alattraos Hakers, Saddlers, etc., Is bags of lewt. each, from 7d to lOd per lb. JOHN R. GRAY, IMPORTER, Etc., HIGH-STREET, AUCKLAND.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6569, 6 December 1882, Page 3
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