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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10414, 12 April 1897, Page 1

PersonaL a, ]I|R. HUMPHREY HAINBS, F.8.C.5., "•_ -"-I Having returned frnm England, will - RESUME PRACTICE ON TUESDAY, 13TH IKST., e, il. And may be consulted for the Eye and Ear at his Residence, " "SEA VIEW," SIIORTLAND-STREBT. ig Hours : 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. 'pBYOEO II E I K Y. [J MR. JAMES COX, PSYCHOMETRIST, May be Consulted Daily at - WFJ-lESI,EYSTRBKT, AUCKLAND '« (Two doors above the Y.M.C.A), ! 'i From 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. _ And at "Wentworth," Fonsonby Ko*d, from 6to _ 9 p.m. S ' ; "JOHN pARR, B.So. M.E. (N.Z.), 11. MECHANICAL ENGINEER, ) All Classes of Machinery and Steam Mining, :k Hydraulic, and General Mechanical Engineering t> Work Designed. School of Mine, Thames. . d pERSONAF.-Mr. W. H. WEBBB, _ JL Teacher of tho Piano and Organ, has removed to Berlin House, Grafton Road, sixth bouse - from Kbylier Pass. Vacancy for one pupil, May [. Ist. 3' ' EU G S T E R' S "ROUND THE WORLD" EXHIBITION 'J < .pm Kvery Evening at Harriett , * Studio, el Admission :3d per Stereoscope of 20 views, f Two Coloured sets, representing "The Holy Land " I and " The Life of Christ," hive just been added. " rpOLUTINE for Coughs, Colds, Bron- ' A. cbitii, Asthma, Hoarseness, etc., etc. Price, II Is Oil Agents: W. Clark.', Chemist, Victoria- . street; C'awkwell, Chemist, Newmarket. '• /CYCLING—I.adie.« and Gentlemen purII \J ohasint! machines from B. Reynolds and Co., I*- Victoria-street Hast, are taught free of charge. '• AIUKIN, Chemist, Queon street, has _ VJT» lnri(« stock "WAHOO," for Liver and Stomach Troubles. Ii, mO CARPENTERS. — Hammers, MaiI lets, Braces, Bits, Files, Snws, Augers, Chisels, Gouges, "HI Stone*. oil Cans, Nails, Screws, Levels, Planes, Squares, Kits, and Pencils—At J. - and .1. DICK VS. opposite Bank of New Zealand MRS. S. NIELSEN. Artistic Hair Worker and Manufacturer of Wigt Curls, '• anil ladies' Combings made into Plait Watch Guards, Bracelets, ami Runflleif Hair United fer Framing; Purpose!. Ladles' Hair Cutting and r>res»ina.-3BP. Queen-street, neit to Hohbi, Draper ZOKKO — For cleaning cloth, silk, carpets, etc., only Is per tin at J. and J. - DICKEV'S, 93, Queen-street. " T7IORGET -ME • NOT" Registered X Brand - CANNED and BOTTLED FRI ITS. Kniwl in quality to the best American brands at (INK HALF THE PRICK. Peaches, Pears, Plums, Green?ages, Apples, etc., in 2, 3}, . and Sib cans. SpeciiUy made of 81b cans at very prices fur hotel and restaurant trade, etc. Obtain- '• able only direct from the Manufacturer*— '■ LAND FRUIT J)KPOT & ORCHARD AGENCY. '. Office and Canned Fruit Depot, 48, .shortland-street; BANANA STORE (wholesale only), 75, O.UKKNSTItKEI". Shipping a specialty. Correspondence' solicited, Telephone, m. W. BLVTH, Manager. i, "-—•—-———— — —— a [A CARD.] MR. AND MRS. WILKINSON Present their compliments to the gentry of Auckland, > And beg to state they iirti.purchasers of clothing in j: Any quantity. ■1 Letters attended to. ; r Highest Cash Price Given. [J Next Market Hotel, Grey-street. ANGLO. PARISIAN DRESB- - " By Royal Letters Patent. Mrs. MIRAMS having been appointed by Mrs. I. It. Napier (Licensee for N.Z.) Sole Agent for Auckland for the above well-known system of Dress- '• cutting, is now forming classes for instruction in the 8 " Ideal" Ohiirt-the latest and most perfect method '• yet devised. Practised by leading l.ondonand New n Zealand Dre-.smak-rn. Class&i wili be cmnmimced • on Tuesday, 3Uth llarch, at, 10 n.m., in rooms over 'J Smith iind Caughey. Classes Tuesday, Thursday, '' and Friday Mornings. Prospectus ana terms on ap- '■' plication. It ASHLEY HUNTER, i. .cL Assoc. M. Inst. C.E., I- CIVIL, MECHANICAL, AND MINING ENGINEER. i Spp/lAI.TIES:-Light Railways and Tramways, ' Self-actiiiK Inclines, Wire Rope Tramways, anil i Mine Haulage of all description, Hydraulic Power Works, and General Machinery designs. 6 office : NO. 9, lIALYDAY'S BUILDINGS, it SHORIXAND-STRBKT. T7IRANK l>HJfl, B.Sc, E.M., M.A.1.M.F.. AND A.M.1.E.8. (Graduate of Mining College, University of California) . CONSULTING, MINING, HYDRAULIC, AND , ELECTRIC KNGINUBR. '• MINES EXAMINED AND RISPORTED ON, AND TEST RUNS MADE. Five year*' experience in U.3.A. examining, reporting on, and testing mining properties, and ' superintending electric plains. Office: 314, VICTORIA ARCADE. DRDNKENNESS AND KINDRED DISEASES ! TRKATED WITH PHICNOMENAL SUCCESS. 72 Feu Cunt, of Standing Testimony during the last five years in Victoria. T FORTY-FOUR LADIES TREATED ? For Alcoholism, Morphia and Chlorodyne Habit. <- Only One Partial Relapse. APfLY KAUU- - WOLFENDEN, ie "The Carlton." Cm Hoab, Auckland. »" CAPTAINS AND MATES OP Ji \j VKSSBI>' Are informed that NAUTICA- INSTRUMENTS, n .Such as h SEXTANTS. COMPASSES, BAROMETERS, d . BINOCULARS, 4c., - ' Can be procured from PEACOCK, OPTICIAN, SHORTLAND-ST. - Sextant .Glasses re-silvered and every kind of h Nautical and .Scientific Instrument efficiently j repaired and adjusted. 7 FVOES IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU _ How ready and dangerous a conveyance of I, infection is the lineD freshly returned from the ' laundry, simply because we look upon it as so recently cleained?.. Never was a greater mistake. Linen so received should immediately be placed in __ a large chest, or other rer.cpticle kept for the "" purpose, with- one or twoor more packets of Petal D Dust (according to the number of articles) distrily buted among-the folds. The lid should then be closed, and the linen kept so confined for 11 couple - of hours previous to assorting and consigning the , different articles to their proper drawers, etc., .' where nirniu it is well to have a few more packets of ■'" Petal fii.it for continual use. With these pre- '* camions no fear of infection naed be entertained. In a we. Nt lecture, delivered by Sir R. Richard- ~ i>oll to a body of Sanitary Inspectors at the ' CarpanterV Hall, London, on "The Laws of Health," the lecturer said: "The laundry, as it now existed, was one of the most fruitful sources of disease, and therefore they should be constantly on the alert against the dangers of the laundry." 5 "PETAL DOST" Iβ (Registered).' The most pleasing and acceptable health-giving Perfume and Floral Disinfector ever produced, to s a combination of the choicest Cowers, pines, and ■ salutary vegetable extracts of the World, collected _ when in their greatest state of perfection, so ~ treated that their peculiar freshness is retained u unimpaired to the last, and so blended that no given aroma predominates. THIS UNIQUE COMBINATION Has secured the .sale of Over Five Million Packet* at ihe several International Exhibitions in England and Abroad, and has gained the Highest Awards a wherever exhibited, viz : Bronze Medal (Highest Award) 1888 Gold Medal „ „ 1899 Gold Medal „ „ 1890 Gold-Medal „ „ 1391 l< Wholesale or retail post paid) from th« sole 1 ' agent for North New Zealand C. W. GOODSON, b LONDON ARCADES, »■ Queen-street and Karangahape Road. - q't.rained vision '■' (j . Must prove hurtful to the eyes. The true remedy fa properly-fitting spectacles. ft Special attention is given to this bj m PEACOCK, _ OPHTHALMIC OPTICIAN, SHOEIXANDI- BTBKET, •i Spectadei of every variety Id stock. Astigmatic and other defects of the eye corrected. Artifici* eyes supplied of all colours, el IT Opposite the Post Office. MADAME LLOYD, Specialiit, Ladies' Hairdieiser, 147, Karangahape Boad (Newton) Truru and'buses pass the door). First Prize Auckland Exhibition, 1897. Combings made up, no - natter how entangled into switches, etc., by New it Process, avoiding the uncomfortable cord down the w centre, from ft 6d per m, The largest selection of real Human Hair in all shades. No lady should be el without Madame Lloyd's Hygienic Hair Frames, la - etch. Conbinn bought, j Country orden receive re prompt attention. Madame Lloyd's Hair Lotions 41 6«^«^ClfiliHlWiU>iiriMlM<l(bight«9 ,J -''