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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9134, 16 August 1888, Page 4

[Telephone 363. WE HAVE MOVED INTO THE STORES, FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY; JAKINS & SON, CUSTOM-STREET EAST, AND HAVE ON SALE : FLOUR WHEAT OATMEAL OATS WHEATMEAL TABLE POTATOES BRAN SEED KIDNEYS SHARPS ONIONS jyj- O I R & £J °» MILLERS AND GRAIN MERCHANTS, ' CANTERBURY; AND STORE, CUSTOM-STREET EAST, AUCKLAND. TTISITORS TO SYDNEY. GEORGE AND MARKET-STREETS, SYDNEY. This Magnificent Hotel is Lighted by : Electricity-, AND possesses every modern convenience and comfort. It is beauifully Furnished, and situated in the very centre OF the CITY. .'For Apartment!), address the Secretary. J. "IT XKT ITHEPORD ' • Jo.. VV . MINING AND PROPERTY AGENT, Adjoining Chief Post Office, Auckland, N.Z. HEAD OFFICE IN AUSTRALIA : ■ 50, COLLINS-STREET, MELBOURNE (Next the Melbourne Mining Exchange, and adjoining the New Premises of the Bank of New Zealand). TO PROPERTY HOLDERS IN NEW ZEALAND. &8" Particulars of Mining, City, or any Propertie to be sold, should be forwarded at once, if possible through the Auckland Office. J. H. Witheford, will, during the Exhibition, give his personal attention to the interests of his New Zealand clients. TO PROSPECTORS, LAND-OWNERS, AND OTHERS In order to encourage the development of the mineral resources of this colony, the undersigned has made arrangements to Assay samples of Quartz, or any substances supposed to contain Gold or Silver, at the following rales :— Two Assays £0 10 0 2}cwtofOre 2 0 01 Including scwt 3 10 0/ Assays. 1 ton 4 0 0 From 2 tons to 5 tons .. 3 0 0 per ton (including Assays for quality of bullion and Assay of ore). Parcels of 50 tons per week treated. J. H. WITHEFOKU, Shortlaiid-street, ■ Auckland. W. J. H URST 4 C° HAVE ON SALE: White Tuscan Seed Wheat, Southern Black Tuscan Seed Oats, .Southern White Tartarian Seed Oats, Southern Danish Seed Oats, Southern Danish Seed Oats, Local Blue Oorwents Seed Potatoes Hobartown Seed Potatoes. New Shipments Clover Seeds, ex lonic. Poverty Bay, Local and Southern Ryegrass, Cocksfoot, etc. MANURES. Large Supplies of Bell's Fine and Jin Bonedust, Fison's Special Potato Fertiliser, Flson'e Ammonia Phosphate, A valuable Fertiliser for Wheat. W. J. IF EST 4 C°-QUEEN-STREET. TUST OPENED-UP. A VERY CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF WOOLLENS, SUITABLE FOR THE COMING SEASON, CONSISTING OK HEAV.Y FANCY WORSTEDS TWEEDS AND COATINGS. SEE WINDOW JOHN WHITE, MERCHANT TAILOR, VICTORIA-STREKT, AUCKLAND (Next Union Bank). HA you seen J. Davey and Sons' lArge Tailor's Shop. It is worth looking at their immense stock and grand display of goods in their windows. Everybody who is in want of good Clothing at a moderate price should go there, for they do a largo business, and are very obliging to everybody. J. DAVEY & SONS, Tailors, 276, Quern-street (Junction of Queen and Waketi eld-streets), Tweed Suits from £3. Trousers from 18s T"V ENTAL NOTICE. A.L. SMITH, OLD-ESTABLISHED DENTIST, Corner of HOBSON and WELLESLEY Sis. Artificial teeth fitted without extracting stumps. Other dentists' work repaired. Painless extractions by pas or chloroform. Charges moderate. Consultations froo. FjoinJO a.m. to 8 p.m. R. J. M oFARLANDt S ON ' ' CIVIL ENGINEERS, AUTHORISED NATIVE LAND AND MINING SURVEYORS, Licensed under Land Transfer Act, QUKEN-STREET Next to Hkrald Office (upstairs). WENHAM PATENT GAS LAMPS. FOR DOMESTIC, SHOPS, WAREHOUSES, AND STREET LIGHTING. The Perfection ok sanitation & Illumination Not obtainable in any other method. Of HENRY BROOKS & COMPANY, Of ALL IRONMONGERS, GASFITTERS, And of AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY. y\ R. W ILKI NS, SHORTLAND-STREET, Opposite Star Office Consulting hours, nine a.m. to four p.m. At his private house, Lower Symond-street, seven to eight u.in Dr. Wilkin's pamphlet on the curability of all diseases medical and surgical, (mainly) without internal medicines, sold at Kidd and Wildman's Auckland, post free 7d. ID. THE -I D AUCKLAND A T\C* GUIDE IS THE BEST LOCAL TIME TABLE ■J3OYLAN & UN DON, CIVIL ENGINEERS, JOINING ENGINEERS AND gURVEYORS. AUTHORISED AND T I CENSED gURVEYORS, COLONIAL BANK BUILDINGS.