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STEBt AND wood TRUNKS doormats PROPRIETORS TvR. mOWNSEND'B ';- WOOLPACKS BISCUITS S£" CAP PAPER PANNIKINS, TEAPOTS. Etc. BLACK'S SPADES TU TUTkTTQ SARSAPAKILLA. g& OEEBAGS "ST SSrTiINOaiASSES SADDLES, BRIDLES, GIRTHS BOXING GLOVES « S XmAJMS THE FAMOUS _ EICE HAMS AND BACON fONCFRTLNAS '" TARPAULINS „„„ . wn Bin ,. T ™ WHIE ANDOTHEBHAAUH»m nmmtiTfl COUGHING '-- INDIAN 1 CHEESE SSfmffli BRIAR PIPES ; ™ ""■"» "STANDARD" "««»« «»* '" CHINA [TEA TINNEDMEATS PATE NT MEDICINES (all CIGARETTE HOLDERS & PAPEBS ™RE Assortment) mTEItS __ .- ® CEYLONJ ALMONDS CLOTHES'LINE ggSSfSS. COLONIAL BOOTS ' £££U »«*» = BES of .U ™„ o n™w mi twspfpsta NO Mmw ''";'i WOOLPACKS BISCUITS SfTaLBUmT PAPER PANNIKINS, TEAPOTS, ETC. BACK'S SPADES M rkTT« SARSAPAKILLA, ZZS? S5/Slway«i SADDLES, BRIDLES, GIRTHS BA LLS BOXING GLOVES «.W THE FAMOUS __ EICE HAMS AND BACOiN rONPFRTINAS ■"» TARPAULINS mIM AVn c „ rjTHq WIRE ANDOTHEBMA«»«w nnpnum COUGHING CHINA [iM BTOIDIIMS PAT EOTE.>ICIKEB(.II.«" CIGAIIEITEmMIBMAEEIB L™l O-ri A....1«»t) BIMBUMIW _ Lo TOBACCO POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY LEATHER LACES ENAMELWARE «■» « INDIGESTION OR DYSPEPSIA NO MORE. -.| TAPIOCA CIGARS SCISSORS. RAZORS . TENTS AND FLIES OAWAMS ED IRON]BUCKETS ROCHESTER LAMPS t<:i PEPPER CIGARETTES GELIGNITE PLATED FORKS AND SPOONS SCRIM, BUTTER CLOTH TABLES A REQUISITE* pORTMANTEA TEAS, CLEARS THE BLOOD MOM — . . COFFEE KEROSENE DYNAMITE PARCEL, SEWING AND NETTING OILSKIN COATS BRUSH WARE BUTTER PAPER AND MAIILU. ~ SUGARS BOILED OIL FUSE TWINE MANILLA, JUTE, AND FLAX KITS BAGATELLE BOARDS WASHITA AND SCYTHE STONES WWMPKBBB" !7_» , «. If CANNED FRUITS haw OIL — : — BOTTLED BEER EJUKJibb Xh, uso of the above worMd.known Prepara- ~.",; OILS OLIVE OIL laukenced.nai.un. ..„...„. <, BRANDY "SULTAN" atathoonlycettato 3 pedflcfor.longUe l a,na«n , i CORNFLOUR FINE SALT N. ALFRED NATIiAN. | [)„ NATHAN & UO>] AUSTRALIAN WINES ..KTTPmVT"' bo obtained retail everywhere, and wholesale Iron ,- ABOVE is the Crack Brand in all the INFANT* FOOD COARSE SALT D '— [Es „ Dim ' WHISKY ™ th, So, Agents for Auotad and sunoundbs . - A SAUCES ADELAIDE SALT [lstadlisiied 1M"» CLARET " districts, /f| Australasian Colonies, and always on Sale by the MATCHES ROCK SALT GENERAL MERCHANTS, SHIPPING AND INSURANCE AGENTS, ' CHAMPAGNE "ORIENTAL L. D. NATHAN <k CO., . . , CANDLES CHAIRS ' GIN BRANDS OF •«: ■*"*"* SOAPS STATIONERY AND STATIONERS' AND _ HOLLANDS SHOBTUND-streei PEESERVEDSIILK mmm KAURI GUM, FLAX & PRODUCE BROKERS, hock COFFEES. CKLAND - L. D. NATHAN & CO., tinned flsh playing cards ' -, burgundy v .y^ SOLE lUFOKIEKS SPICES AMERICAN & AUSTRIAN CHAIRS .A. "D" 0 DEE Xa '.A. 333" 33- RUM V ■■£ ° paperbacs "' ADDRESS: 68 ALDERSCATE STREET, __-_ =======^:J;.

Local Industries. I NEW and CHOICE Jy\ § _ SELECTION OP % i 1 | 11 Fancy * 1 I o L_= | 1 Cards! * 1 3 s-= ■ *; -S «: I for DANCE PROGRAMMES 3; | ' INVITATIONS I £ WEDDINGS MENUS £ % CLUB FIXTURES % % SYLLABUS VISITING i I • MEMORIAL I | BUSINESS NOTICES % ?* ' 1 L riEMid works, 1 I Queen Street. if IJSL 1 : " rJ3 ™V.',"V,WA?'WAV»T A- £ A IT F 0 R D, FISH AND OYSTER MERCHANT. COLONIAL FISH MARKET (Opposite Customhouse;, and at Bakiao Island, Auckland, K.Z. Registered & S /Trade Mark. Families, Shipping, and Hotels supplied vrith Fresh and Smoked Fish every mornina. Telephone 658 P.O. Box 443. A TRIAL SOLICITED. i i ■ T? E A COOK, OPTICIAN. ETC.. SHORTLAND-STKEET. NAUTICAL AND PURVEYING INSTRUMENTS In Stock, Repaired, and Adjusted. The sight tested by most improved methods, and SPECTACLES accurately fitted. P\ O-CARTS AND PERAMBULATORS! MGOLD MEDAL AWARD for Excellence and Superiority of manufacture. Buy from tho Practical Prioe3 from 40s. CHARLES SMITH, QUEEN-STREET Auckland, > ■ r'KAPAt in nun a, limn, AUCKLAND, NZ. THOS. J. nARIIUTT, Hanatiiiß Director. "PERAMBULATORS, X GO-CARTS, AND ||p||jg7 WICKERWARE. CHEAPEST AND BEST Ust CKt BROS., \V^ AR A7ttI ; '»FJ QUEEN-STREET. \W.i/Branch KaraDgaliape Road Illustrated Prico Lists Free. IfUNERJULS m *™J _±- UNDERTAKEN 1 I Telephone 193. ( jffl I In ©£ Ha I 1 JUNCTION QUEEN & GREY STREETS. I R. C U R R I E; TAILOR, (From Hill Brothers, Old Bond-street, W. 8., London), 283,, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, Has opened up his NEW STOCK OP AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS Received by s.s. Papanui. SCOTCH, ENGLISH. AND IRISH SUITINGS ON HAND. ID. AND A. BROWN, DYERS AND CLEANERS. Established 1866, BHOETLAND-STREET, AUCKLAND, Works: Grafton Road. Everydescripffon nf nvninor and Cleaning done. Gentlemen's Clothing Cleaned, Dyed, and well Pressed at the shortest notice. Wines, Spirits, &c. HARDY.'S N°- 1 .CLARET, PURE AND WELL-MATURED, EECOMMENDED BY ALL LEADING DOCTORS. Brewers. jpHRISTCHUROH ALES. riHRLSTOHURCH ALES. rjHEISTOHUECH ALES. MANNING AND pO'S new season's jt»ottle:i ales and qtout, ~ in quarts and pints. the best in THE MARKET. i equal TO the LEADING BRANDS .OP r : r[ ENGLISH ALES. '- .AUGHT. EXHILARATING, BEFRESHING.- ;: - - AWKLAND AGENTS- \: • ': v. THOMAS MAOKY, FOET-STREET. ... : : iUfc -■-.■: JOHN EEITJ AND, CO., gQBT-Sl'flEEP, ' ,

Jams ! Ask Your Grocer For It is TK'E BEST SEVILLE « ORANGE it now holds the PREMIER POSITION. Plumbers &c. Tl:0 B SALS. BEST ENGLISH CORRUGATED IRON, 6 to 10 FEET SHEETS. LOWEST MARKET PRICK ! LEAD-EDGE RIDGING, 1 6, 7. 8, and 9 FEET LENGTHS. 1 O.G. and H.E. SPOUTING, all sizes. GEORGE M C CAUL (Telephone No. 364). MANUFACTURING PLUMBER, AND i IMPORTER OF ALL' TRADE REQUISITES, WELLESLEY-STREET EAST (Opposite Library), HAS ALWAYS IN STOCK AND FOE SALE:' BEST BRANDS OP CORRUGATED IRON. THE CELEBRATED CUPPED LEAD-HEADED NAILS. SHEET ZINC, LEAD-EDGE RIDGING; SPOUTING AND DOWN-PIPE (ALL SIZES). CAST IRON ENAMELLED BATHS, SINKS, JAW BOXES. AND BASINS (With Patent Overflows and Plugs), , LAVATORY BASINS. AND ALL KINDS SANITARY WARE. ' NORTH BRITISH J-ply I. E. HOSE. • SHEET AND PIG LEAD, BLOCK TIN, TIN PLATES, SOLDER. AND SOLDERL\G IRONS. SHEET, BAR, AND INGOT COPPER. i GEORGE M c CAUL, WELLESLEY-STBEET EAST.

Dress and Fashion. „_______«_—— — —* = ' ' •'"Mr* \ arrival, ex recent Steamers from London, of exceptionally large consignments for above Season. Attention is invited to the following special all of which are striking value:

Furnishing Goods. g(f|; , — —— """ FOR GOOD VALUE '| FURNITURE & FURNISHING} ' DRAPERY I: INSPECT OUR SHOWROOMS. § WE KEEP THE LARGEST AND BEST :'f SELECTION IN TOWN, J READY FOR DELIVERY. PRICES LOW, VALUES GOOD, I SALES LARGE | TIE PEOPLE'S FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, ' 304 TO 312, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. | i Dress and Fashion. k| . . — — —« i-'f. (ALL WOOL) j 1 TO MEASURE 40/- I | TROUSERS « 10/6. ! MACKINTOSH COATS, UMBRELLAS, HATS, | | GENT'S OUTFITTING, etc. G. McBRIDE 5 fcMERCHANT TAILOR & IMPORTER, 1 | X 39, 41, 43, VICTORIA ST., AUCKLAND. ** | ; j Princes and High Sts., Hawera 1[ p-v I

SILKS • Pongee, in all shades . . 1/2$ tO 1/11$ SILKS • Blouse Silks, in endless variety 1/114 to 5/6 VEL- Corduroy, newest shades ■ 1/3$ VETEENS Plain Velveteens, 20 shades 1/4$ Up DRESSES • 1750 yds. 40in. Costume Tweeds 9fd. 10fd, DRESSES - 3760 yds, All Wool Amazons- 1/11$ DRESSES - 2,500yd5. All Wool Coatings 1/4$ to 1/8$ DRESSES- Black Dress Fabrics . . 1/24 to 4/11 MANTLES Stylish New Frilled Capes, 1 in Travelling Wraps - 14/6 Up MANTLES °P ora Cloaks, in Cream and White Cashmere - - 29/6 to 35/MANTLES Mackintosh Coat, with His. hop Sleeves and Velvet Collar .... 15/618/627/6 COSTUMES Stylish Tailor made • . 27/6 32/6 MILLINERY Imported Trimmed Bonnets 9/11 UP MILLINERY Stylish Trimmed Hats. . 7/11 up NIGHT \ _ ,„ ._ ... {2/62/11 DRESSES J ""a**"* L °« t 3/3 up CHEMISES Flannelette and Longcloth . 1/9 2/3 3/3 UP KNICKERS Flannelette and Longcloth- 1/6 1/9 1/11 Up COMBINA- Flnnneletto and Longcloth • 3/6 3/9 lip TIONS Woven 3/11 4/6 up U ™.J Felt or Melton Cloth . . { 2/6 2/11 Up SKIRTS J l DRESSING! ri ltt t j J .... GOWNS J 1 4/llup

E:S} stri P° lUindpink - ' ' { 3*a.up !' QUILTS . Honeycomb, Single . . 1/9 2/9 Up ji li BLANKETS Extraordinary Valuo . . 4/11 UP il BLANKETS Our Famous N.Z. Mttko - 21/- | II || FURNITURE Every kind .... Lowest Prlccß I! II BEDDING- Every kind .... Lowest Rates _ , jj CARPETS- Best Makes and Designs ll . I ■ ' | FL £ 0 T } fln0(l nesiß " a '' ' { Lw(!st Ratos !| KNICKERS) AlnVoola,l,lßer fi' as i' ci:iillit > , { 2/3 up TROUSERS Men's a Special Lino, all Wool 6/11 MACKIN- 1 Men's and guaranteed J .„,» |! TOSHES Waterproof •. • I 17/6 UP |! OVERCOATS Hoys' Overcoats and Beofera 4/11 Up '■ TWEED - Now Zealand Special ■ • 1/11 per yd SUITS - Men's Special Kaiapoi ■ . 21/BOOTS, « Ladies', various kinds of Walk ing Boots. Glace Kid . 15/6 SHOES • Ladies', recommended. • 8/11 CALICOES- Tho Famous Watcispray . 3*d, Up

CORSETS- East Makes . ■ . ■ 2/113/11 Up U iL TT J , ongandEffcctivo - .(2/11311 BRELLASi I 4/11 up Black, Wonderful Value ■ 7/6 8/6 9/6 STOCKINGS Black Cashmere, Special - 1/- 1/6 STOCKINGS Black Cashmere, Embroidered Fronts .... 1/61/112/6 GLOVES - i Buttoned, Coloured Kid ■ 1/11 GLOVES ■ '-Nil Sow 3 I )o ' nc ">»<* Ml Coloured .... 2/9 GLOVES " B,(l(,1( nnil Coloured Swedo Kid Gloves ... 2/6 2/11 HANDKER-1 M<»' Hemstitched, Pure (ty. pßr 02 , nTTTT"TC I Trish Linen, about Win. -, CHIEFS J ~y l. i n . _ [ up. APRONS - White Muslin . . . lOd. Up EMBROID-) „ ... I 1U ERIESJ Flannelette . ' , " { lid. „ WRAPS - Pure Wool, Very Special - 1/6 to 17/6 LACES - Heal Torchon Laces . . 3d, 4sd. Up FANS » Feather and Gauze - ■ 3/6 to 12/6 BL FRONTs} F,incsilkandSe( " li "- ■ 3/3 to 5/6 FALLINGS Fancy, for neck . . . 4Jd. to 2/11 TABLE 1 Pnrolrl3h . . f Lowest LINENS J I Rates. TABLE I Special. , . . . (2/11 3/11 up NAPKINS/ P I perdoz,

Oil and Oolourmen. 'NEW PAPERHANGINGS EX DELPHIC. W. PHILLIPPS & SON, NATIONAL BANK BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET, Are now opening a Large Shipment of PAPERHANGINGS. BATEST DESIGNS, ARTISTIC FRIEZES, Etc.. Etc SPECIAL VALUE IN ALL GRADES. TXT pHILLIPPS AND DON. PAPERHANGINGS, GLASS, PAINT, ARTISTS' MATERIAL, AND PICTURE FRAME MOULDING WAREHOUSE, NATIONAL BANK BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET. ■ ""' 'i ' i " 1.. i i J: HENDERSON (Established 1860), PAINTER, GLAZIER, PAPERHANGEB, I SIGNWRITEB, DECORATOR, ETO. HIGH-STREET, Manufacturer Wire Blinds. Lead Lights, Glass Signs, Etc. MIXED PAINTS for House and Ship use. SPECIAL BLACK FOR SCHOOL BOARDS. N.B.—The above are exeouted at VERI MODERATE CHARGES.

" I MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS, AND CASH DRAPERS, AUOKLAIvrD.

Stationery, V WILSON & HORTON, J >< "HERALD- : Printing Works. so*v>\ PRICES OX J*/ rf> «» MM.ICATIOH * A f \|r l ra gizea aid grapes. • *^ ■IMIMIIIIIW

Ammunition, &c, KING OP KING of SMOKELESS II SMOKELESS ALL POWDER ENTIRELY CONSUMED IN THE GUN BARRELS, No hot particles left to blow back and Injure the eyes of the shooter. Accidents such as happened a short time since to H.B.H. tho Prince of Wales rendered absolutely impossible with " CANNONITE." Contains no Nitro-Glycerine to erode and spoil the Gun. Is Waterproof throughout and not moroly on tho surface OVV*VVVWVVVV<X>VVWV9*WW The "Field; 1 says- The "Shooting Times" "Illustrated Sporting and "•Cinnorato 13 very little says- Dramatic "saysaffected by heat or damp, ami „, , " ~..,, «v»,,«, Tin -i manufacturers of the older types A 101 * 011 substitute foj .Jon may soak Cannon to' of nitro-powders may have to black powder, with none of its in «»;ter and dry it with blotting look to their laurels/ disadvantages." JJgS and ll » » B ood <" ' WWIWWWWIWWIWWW HALL'S CELEBRATED SPORTING POWDERS, In Mite, and lib, Tina, " "BRILLIANT GLASS" HALL'S "GUN CLUB" BLASTING POWDER, " RABBIT " . in 251b. kegs "SOUTHERN CROSS" ,' BLASTING PELLETS, " F,F ' F '" ' in 251b. boxes. " SOUTHERN 1 ~ < ~ ,' r A REALLY RELIABLE GROSS" CHEAP CARTRIDGES -m^^^^^^m mmnn (Green). uAnlnlUliL Agents for Auckland: • WINRATF & OH 33 & 35 ' ueen street » BBBiiuiiiLi la Uui", Auckland. rtlfeffi" "" Co ' hw^ assortment of Guns and Ammunition of every description , ■ "leaicme for Infants The Universal Remedy for Acidity of the Stomach Children.; Delicate Pa!. Eeadaohe, Heartburn, Indigestion, Sour Eructations' m alos, and the Sick - ..Bilious Affections. ' ; ness of Pregnancy. * • ' ' " , ?MBMfflffiffiW.A. ■:: ma Throughout thfwtffW'f ; N,8,--ASK-:FOR:mNNEFORD>S- MAmS A \ 1 ■ Aamn '. KE.MPTHORNE, PROSSER; : & CO., Auckland and l)unedin-"" ' >: -. And SHARLAND & (JO., 1 (Limited),, Wellington and Auckland ' " ■BOM ■■■■■■>^^^^l!!j^^^___ I _

Cocoa. , I SOCIAL NEEDS, \ I Whatever questions of Social Needs may exist, and how- 1 II ever much we may rack our brains to discover satisfactory 1 m solutions of them, there is at least one— certainly not the M M least important—province, in which the solution has heen Jf m found. For is not the question "What is our best daily If if beverage?" of importance to all classes of society? And is II m any other answer to that question possible, from disinterested §| m persons, than "Van Houten's Cocoa"? It is more wholesome m. m than any other drink, it is nourishing and easy to digest; M H refreshing, without acting injuriously on the nervous system, II 1| in the way that Tea, Coffee, and other drinks do; and its 11 II delicious flavor in no way palls on the taste after continually M || using the cocoa. As regards its price, it is, as thousands can m II testify-from practical experience, not at all dear to use. ml M _ What a pity all social questions cannot be answered asfftr t jy easily as the above one; but their answers require a great deal M jffli of thinking about. Those who are busy thinking about them, W M cannot do better than take a cup of Van Houten's Cocoa •If • HI daily, as for helping the brain-worker it is without equal. ||. 11 - '.'BE SURE YOU TRY j H m. 1 VAN HOUTEN'S Eating CHOCOLATE, || ': M§ innillllllllllliilllHlM^^BMiilMMM^M

R. TUDEHOP/E, PLUMBER AND GASFITTER, WELLESLEY - STBEET WEST (Three Doors above Elliott-street), Desires to thank his Customers and the publio generally for their patronage during tho past 23 years, and still wishes them to remember that he will always keep a good stock of all trade requisites, and employ the best workmen in all branches of the trade, so that all orders will he faithfully carried out, and • satisfaction guaranteed. Agent for Williams and Deans' Burner Caps. Agent for Kent s Albo Carbon Gas Burner Agent (or the " Quadruples" Ventilator. Telephone No. 203. HUGHEsTRAYWARDT&IASwiN" (Lata "HENRY HUGHES"), CHARTERED PATENT AGENTS (ESTABLISHED 1882). . TRADE MftRKS fN k. Begistered /» "fl Af) and A firth V V j H JU Obtained B • ' n a " C° u| itrie3 , jL* throughout the .World. ) AUCKLAND OFFICE:. iO3, QUEEN STREET. J a E.BROOKEMW, Manage* ,

Timber. THEJJAURITIMBER QQ, LIMITED OUSTOM-STEEET WEST. AUOKLAND, AEOHITEOTS, BUILDEES. AND JOINEEa Beaniring if HLY-SEASONED. TIMBER Should apply to the KAURI TIMBER COMPANY, LIMITED, Who have in Stook OVER 8 MILLION FEET OF SEASONED TIMBER. FLOORING DOOM lining SAamq mouldings Wm§B% ' MANTELS to EVERT DESCRIPTION 03 ; x>•. HANOTACTDBIID PBOlt : THOROTJGHLY.SEARnyEp Tl m ßt^ Architeotß and Intending Builders' can haTfl no Higher Guarantee of Good Material S I Sound Workmanship than by seeing tt , Joiner; ia branded K.T.Co. •„';■ :,. ™ '. al ul [TELEPHONE No t ']«, '

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11058, 9 May 1899, Page 2

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