Milne and Choyce's first Autumn Show will be held on Tuesday next, 13th just., all departments being fully assorted with new and novel goods. - The Devonport Steam Ferry Company notified in our Saturday's issue that they have discontinued the daily service to St. Ueliera Bay until further notice. The annual exhibition of the Auckland Society of Arts opens on Wednesday evening next. , The annual general meeting of the Onehunga Perpetual band, Building, and Investment Society will be held on Thursday next. See our special show of down quilts, just opened, the best and cheapest ever shown in Auckland, also bed and table linen.—Winks and Hull, Shortlaud -street. , ■ ... Cement has been very source for some time; 1350 casks have arrived for Mr. , J. J. Craig, per Mamari, which, is now in stock, j Of all articles of apparel none is so important to health and comfort sis suitable underwear.—Browne and Co. have it, 244, Queen-street.—(AdTt.)'.*,-;'(;:;v;.4,.-;';V'v.; i ' Speculators akd Others should consult Mr. Thoruee, 91, Queen-street, at once about the purchase of desirable blocks of land and homes. Delays are darigerous.'^J'^v 7 /' , i ■ A social in - connection '.with .the female division of the H.A.GB.S. will be held is the . Catholic Institute on April 23, ;.,.';■; ■ .
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10414, 12 April 1897, Page 5
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