PersonaL |J P TO DATE. Magnificent Transparencies of Athens, Piraeus, Bosphorus, Constantinople, etc., have ju«t been added to EugsteKs "Bound the world " Exhibition at BarUett's Studio. Open every evening. Admission 3d per 29 views, DEPORTMENT. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. MISS C. KNIGHT will Resume her Adult Class for Dancing from April 22nd, at Ca'holic Institute, at 7.30 p.m. Juvenile Class, Saturday Morning, April 24, at 10 a.m. Latest Melbourne method of teaching Waltz and Reverse. Latest Fancy Dancing. Schools and families visited. Private Lessons. 125, HOBSON-STHEET. TO THE INHABITANTS OF AUCKLAND AND YE GOI.DKN PENINSULA.— ALFRED GREGORY has much pleasure to inform you he has been appointed Sole Agent for Auckland and Surrounding Districts by Messrs. Wardell and Co.. of Christchurch, Dnnedin, and Wellington, for their celebrated Matchless Blend and Ceylon Tea, which have taken the highest awards wherever exhibited. Price List: Matchless Tea, Is lOd and 2e 2d lb; Ceylon Tea, 2s anil '.3 4d lb. A reduction on tins »ml half-chests. A trial of these high-class, economical, aud delicious flavoured Teas is solicited. N.8.-Ooly to lie obtained from Alfred Gregory, General Agent, Fallon's Buildings, Hob-son-street, Auckland. pSYCHO M E T R Y. MR. JAMES COX, PSYCHOMBTRIST, May be Consulted Daily at WELLESLEY-STREET, AUCKLAND (Two doora above the Y.M.C.A), From 9 a.m. to 4 n.m. And at " Wentworth," PONSONBY Road, from 0 to 9 p.m. COUNT MATTEI'S ELECTROIIOMfEOPATHIC REMEDIES, While Cancer is so largely on the increase (vide Official Quinquennial Report from 1881 to 1696) take Count Mattel's Cancer Preventive Remedy, as recommended by him at change of seasons.— is the time. PAMPHLETS and all information can be obtained FREE. I. HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale and Retail Agents, opposite Railway Station, Lower Queen-street, Auckland ELOCUTION, VOICE CULTURE, AND GESTURE. MR. THOS. WALKIOR, Teacher (From Sydney, and ex-Member of the Legislatve A-sembly). The Dramatic Art in all its branches. Address: Colonial Bank Chambers (upper floor). TO the inhabitants of Archill, Newton, and Ponsonby.—Tailor's Star Circulating Library. Ihave a large stock of the latest books to select.jroin. '1 he latest books are also constantly added. Note address.-Opposite Reservoir, Karangnltape Road. BICYCLES Sold on Commission.— vances made on modern machines left for sale.-Scott, Machinist. 90, Victoria-street. (W)RT BROS, are removing to New ) Premises next week. Oddments are being offered to clear. ROLLING STONES Gather no Moss, but you can save money by purchasing your Umbrellas at Falkner'a, 232, Queen-street. CLEVELAND Bicycles can't be Beat. Try them. 117 C. DENNES for Sewing Machines, M • Pianos, Organs, Mangles, Perambulators, Ac.; cash or 2s tid per week, cheapest and be>t. COURT BROS, remove their Newton business to new premises in Karangahape Road next week. Bargains now being offered. ERSONAi.—Mr. W. H. WEBBE, Teacher of the Piano and Organ, has removed to Berlin House, Grafton Road, sixth house from Khyber Pass. Vacancy for one pupil. May Ist COME and Inspect the Bicycles at the Viking Wheel Company's. Best value in Auckland. W SMITH, Hill's Pharmacy, One- • liunga, keeps" WAHOO," the only positive curer of Indigestion made YOUNG Men—Write to me for valuable free book concerning yourselves.—Professor Hermann, Specialist, 41, East Collins Place, Melbourne. Til S. MURRAY, Chemist, -Parnell, for J. • >V-3VAHOO,". the remady ofjhe age for stomach troubles. ■ ' ■ ' " COURT BROS.' New Premises will be opened next week. Odd lots being offered very cheap to save removal. FRESH DAlLY.—Umbrellas in course of manufacture every day at 252, Queenstreet, Falkner's Umbrella Factory. 171 DUNNE, Painter, Paperhaneer, li* Signwriter, and Genoral Decorator. Best material used and superior workmen employed. All Goods imported direct. Lowest current prices. Top of Qrev-s'reet Telephone, 648. WILLIAM POWELL, Chemist, Greystreet, has just received a large stock of WAHOO," the celebrated Lifer Tonic. CLEVELAND BICYCLES will carry anything up to 55 stone. If you doubl it, come and test them. TRY IV. H. THOMPSON & CO., 95, Victoria-street West, for Sewing Machines, Perambulators, Portable Boilers, etc. Cash or 2s 6d per week. • DR. SMITH HOZIER has resumed Practice, and may be consulted as usual at Mr. Batjen's and Lumeah, Queen-street (10URT BROS, are removing to New J Premises next week. Lines to clear in every department. LADIES— Local Industry by Purchasing your Fruit and Jam Jars at the Glass Works, Freeman's Bay. "VTO Losing Umbrellas or Walking j_v Sticks now. You can get your Name Engraved for Sixpence.—W. C. Dennes. IF the People of Christchurch or Hobarb will give assistance to start a Glassworks, we will remove our plant,-M. Cook and Sons. LET SLEEPING DOGS lie, but we do not lie about our Umbrellas.—Falkner's, 282, Queen-street. ' BUS' will leave Auckland for Howickdale daily at 8.45 a.m.-Victoria-street Comet.—J. Crawford. ''\ITAHOO," for stomach and liver comTY plaints, tube obtained at W. B. Hall's, Chemist, near Wharf. GLADSTONE BAGS in all Bizes and qualities, to suit all buyers (our own manu-failure).-Jas, Wiseman and Son, Queen-street. CYCLISTS— If you once get your Repairs done at the Viking Wheel Company you will go nowhere else. GAICKIN, Chemist, Queen street, has • large stock "WAHOO," for Liver anil Stomach Troubles. IF you want a nice Brief or Hand Bag, try Jus, Wiseman and Son, Queen-street. TOLUTINE for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Hoarseness, etc., etc. Price, Is Bd. Agents': W. Clarke, Chemist, Victoriastreet ; Cawkwell, Chemist, Newmarket JM. JEFFERSON, Chemist, Symonds * street and Newmarket, for " WAHOO," the best stomachic made. WAHOO — Friar, Davies, and Co., of Huntly, Ngaruawahia, and Te Awamutu, hold full stocks of this celebrated Cure for Indigestion MRS. RICHMOND, Wellington-street, Midwife, has first-class accommodation for Ladies from the country or town expecting Accouchement; at home from 2to « and Bto 8, THE Auckland Steam Electro-Gold, Silver, Nickel-Plating, and Lapidary Works, Albert-street, (MaseHeld's Buildings), 57 and 69 and 340, Queen-street. -Jewellery Repaired, Gildang a Specialty, Silver and Electro-plate Cleaned and Repaired, Greenstone and Quarts Cut and Mounted. —H. A. Nielsen A Son, Proprietors. "IKTEW SEWING MACHINES - Latest _Ll. Improvements; Silent, Beautiful, Perfection, Cash or Time Payment— Scott's, 99, Victoriastreet. Machines acientiflcally repaired. HURRY up and get one of those marvellous South African Sharpening Stones at Demies'. v TO SHAVERS.—One of our celebrated Hollow Ground Baiors guaranteed, set ready for use, 6s, post fret. The best uiortment of Raior Strops In Auckland—At J. and J. DICKEY'S opposite Bank of New Zealand. IWEWTON DYEING AND CLEANING i.l ESTABLISHMENT, Karangahape Road, opposite Post Office-Gentlemen's Clothes Cleaned, Renewed, or Dyed, and well pressed. Ladies' Dresses Cleaned, Renewed, or Dyed, and well finished.— Thompson, Proprietor. MONEY to Lend on Freehold Security. ' -Apply to W. Aitken, Land Agent, Short-land-street ROM ANC ATH OLICISM, B. C., 2s 6d, all Booksellers.—' supplied by Walker, May and Co., Printers, Melbourne. CYCLING— Ladies and Gentlemen parchasing machines from K. Reynolds and Co., Victoria-street tot, are taught free of charge. CHILDREN'S Umbre|las a Specialty, From 2s lid at Falkner's, 232, Queeo-stieit. i
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10425, 24 April 1897, Page 1
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