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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7644, 22 May 1886, Page 3

Fruit. RANGES. RANGES. Ex Oamaru, from Rarotonga. DELIVERY FROM SHIP'S SIDE IV LOTS OF NOT LESS THAN 20 DOZEN. PURCHASERS TO FIND THEIR OWN SACKS, OR CHARGED 6d. EACH—not Returnable, Under 100 Dczan, at _ „ 6,1 per dozan. Under 50# Dozen, at M .. Bid per dozen. Over 503 Do*en, at .. ~ 5d per dozen. Terms—Net Cash, COUPLAND & CO., Customs-streak Jjl O R jg A L E. ORANGES. ORANGES. BANANAS, COCOANUTS, PRESERVED BANANAS, APPLES, LEMONS, LIMES, Etc. THE FIRST SWEET ORANGES Of THE SEASON TO ARRIVE PElt JANET NICOLL, MAY IS. 50,000 TOZEN SWEET 9 TAHITI ORANGES. Oadkks to be Cites to— MR. CHARLES BAG LEY, Agent: Or DONALD AND EDENBOROUGH, 22, Queen-street and Commerce-street. P.O. DUX 219. TELEPHONE, 235. Hotels. JJOTEL, WELLESLEY AND QUEEN STREETS, AUCKLAND. PROPRIETOR ... _ J. C. CONDON. This well-known and oLI-efUblished Hotel, bavin? been just renovated, affords accommodation second to none in tho citr. One of the most important additions made is A SPACIOUS PINING ROOM, the entrance to which is in Wellesley.street. i It is tlttel up after the most approved style, and is specially adipted for the convenience 1 of Visitors and City Gentlemen. , An excellent Bill of Fare is daily provided, ; which includes all the delicacies of the ( season. BREAKFAST—From eisht to ten a.m. ] LUNCH— From twelve noon to two p.m. TEA—Fr- in live p.m. to the close of the per. 1 forn.ance3 at Opera llou-e. Visitors , to this popular place of ttnuseiaent i c«n he served with Tea, Ccff-e, or anytliicg ill y :equire during ihe inter- j vals. Ladies can have anything sent ! up to the anterooms. ( THE SLEEPING ACCOMMODATION at the United service is all that can bo desired. the bedrooms beiuj well and comfortably furnished. ' VACANCIES FOR BOARDERS, who will find there every home comfort. 1 Terms on application. y The Proprietor culls special attention to the 1 fact that he is a DIRECT IMPORTER b of the best Brands of Spirits and Liquors extant, including the celebrated Scotch Glenlevit Whi«kr, and the far-famed Edinburgh Ales, in bottle and cask. f Simple casss tent to any part of the colony f on receipt of order. Tho c BOTTLe DEPARTMENT i Is replete with a v»-y large ass rtment of the c very be>t lints in >he market, and is made a speciality by the Proprietor. THE ADVANTAGES OF THIS HOTEL Are—A good Feitaurant. splendid Sleeping Accommodation, a supply of the be*t Spirits, Wines, Ales, and ("tout procurable, its central situation, and every atteution. DON T FORGET THE SPECIAL GRILL. UNITED SERVICE HOTEL, Booksellers and Stationers W. E. M E AR s [Established ISBOI, Wishes to call the attention of the Public to his carefully selected stock of BOOKS, MUSIC, AND STATIONERY, Songs and Duets, Sacred S:n.s, Dunces, Piano Solos, and Duet'. Victoria, Chappell's, Cavendish, Mohawk, Christy, Colon!. 1 and other Musical Magazines. Instruction Hooks and Music for Piano, Singing, Violin, Flute, Concertina, M-ilodeon, (ic. BOOKS FOR LIBRARIES, PRESENTS. AND HOME READING. Books by Dickens, Scott, Mrs. Wood, Lytton, Miss Braddon and other Writers. Family Bibles. Common Prayer*, Church Services, Hymns (A. and M.). Wesleyan. Now Presbyterian, Sinkey, and other Hymn Books. PIIOT'> AND SCRAP ALBUMS, SCRAPS. Birthday Books and Cards, Sunday-school Cards, Wedding Cards, Condolence Cards. Account and Pocket Books. COMMERCIAL AND FANCY STATIONERY. Young Ladies' Journal, English, American, and Australian Papers and New Books recoived every Mail. w. e7~m ears ' Bookseller, Stationer, and Musicseller, 19S, Queen-street, Auckland. Between Savings Bant and Kelson's New Buildings. ; JJ DWA K D yjjjy AYT E , - A BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, r A ETC., f, 83 HAVING RE-COMMENCED BUSINESS IN HIS si OLD PP.EMIBES J, 1 (Opposite National Bank, Queen-strcct), £ RESPECTFULLY SOLICITS A SHARE OF THE 3 f CUSTOM OF HIS OLD FRIENDS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC, a led assures them that no effort on his part shall be wanting to satisfy them. t ii S.W. has a number of Bound Serials (old £ dates) and slightly-damaged Books, in d different branches of .Literature, f, which he will offer at ° VERY LOW PRICES i< a to effect a Sale, o f A SUPPLY OF MACMILLAN'S GLOBE READERS ? JUST OPENED UP. |j IN STATIONERY HE WILL KEEP FULL a SUPPLIES OF EVERY KIND. \ «e has now a very Cheap Line of Envelope*, <tc., j from 3s per 1000 upward*, and Ruled Note Paper from 0d per Packet. | T\TK HAVE THE PLEASURE TO ADVISE OUR FRIENDS THAT WE Have received { A FULL SUPPLY Of ( 'IACMILLAN'S B E ArD ER S. j ALSO, | NELSON'S DRAWING BOOKS, TWO SHILLINGS PER DOZEN. | UPTON & CO.,