Personal. . "YS7TLL the Person who was second Nurse VV at Vermont-street Children's Home, Ponsonby, in last May, when littlo Ada Palmer died, kindly send her address to MRS. L. M. G. DIXON, Church-street, Ouehunga. Church-street, Onehunga, August 21, 1899. M' ATRIMONIAL.—GentIeman wishes meet MATRIMONIAL.— Gentleman wishes meet Lady with small means, with view to above.—Address " Genuine," HERALD Office. THE JEWEL CYCLERT.-J. W. Irvin, Three 1 Lamps.— a Specialty. Every satisfaction guaranteed. PERIODIC PILLS after Colds; very effecJT tual.—Ganderton, Chemist, Queen-street (corner of Vulcan Lanel. MADi ME LLOYD, 147, KnrangaHape* Road, dresses ladies' hair suitable for evenings, photi3. etc., from Is. Ladies' hair cut and singe.,, Is Sd; shampooing, Is ; children. 3d. O W OPE N. NOW OPEN. CENTRAL HOTEL GRILL ROOMS. HENRY HEEEDEGEN (Late with John Morrison & Jack Gallagher), PROPRIETOR. Open from 8 a.m. till 12 p.m. BEST SHILLING LUNCH IN TOWN. I|J ADA M E TT BLL EE. PHYSIOGNOMIST. INSPIRATIONAL MEDIUM. NO. 41, PITT-STREET. Nearly opposite Pitt-street Wesleyan Church. LAST FEW WEEKS. Questions answered on Health, Marriago. Business, etc. Over 30,000 poople interviewed in all centres of New Zealand. Splendid testimonials. O T I C E. Having taken over the Business of BOND A CO.'S Luncheon and Refreshment Rooms, Shortland-3treet, tho Proprietors of the Burlington Candy Store. Wellesley-streot, are opening up a Branch Candy Store for the convenience of their i uatomers near Post Office. The Luncheon and Tea Rooms are under entirely new management. Special Cloak Room for Ladies. Specialty French and American Candies. Ip HOM A a U -yy KITE, ARCHITECT AND BUILDING SURVEYOR. 316, VICTORIA ARCADE. gCnOOL OF ART NEEDLEWORK. At the request of several clients MISS TKUTEV. BERG is establishing Cl-isies for Institution in Ancient and Modern Point Lace, Pillow I,a e (Torchon and Rns-iiin), Ait Drawn Thro'td Work, Applique, Roman, and Gold Embroidery, etc. Miss Teutenherg's qualifications as an Artiste and Instructress are well known. Terms and particulars on application. Grocer 7 stores, karangahape IJ ROAD, OPPOSITE EAST-STREET. In order to advertise his Business, A. R. MILLER will give away a lot of Useful Articles which can bo seen in his window. Every Cash Purchaser of 7s 6d to 10s worth of Groceries, will receive a Nice Present. All Goods sold at Lowest Cash Prices. A Choice Ceylon Pekoe. Tea at Is 6d per lb is worth buying, being of very fine flavour and strength. JJEEF rjIEA, from 10.30 to noon. COFFEE ROYAL, 6 to 8 a.m. YANKEE PICK-ME-UPS—I.X.L. The OLD LIQUEUR WHISKY. 5s per bottle. To be had only at THE THISTLE HOTEL. HARRY ELLISON, PROPRIETOR. Telephone, 437. Q.OLD gPECTACLES, IN NEWEST DESIGNS AND AT LOWEST PRICES. HASLETT. Chemist and Optician, 252, Queen-street. J)R. GEO. 'DE CLIVE-LOWE. SURGEON, Attends Daily, at MR. HILL'S, MATLOCK HOUSE, BEACH ROAD, DEVONPORT, From 11.30 a.m.— Telephone 902. POUNT MATTEI'S ELEOTRO-HOMCEO-U I'ATHIO REMEDIES. While Cancer is so largely on the increase (vida Official Quinquennial Rffport from 1881 to 1896), take Count Mattei's Cancer Preven- ' tive Remedy, as recommended by him at , change nf seasons. NOW 13 THE TIIIE. Pamphlets and all information can be obtained FREE. I. HOPKINS & CO., Wholesale and Retail Agents, opposite Railway Station, Lower Queen-street, Auckland. JJOTEL, Under entirely New Management. * _____ J IJIAPPER Proprietor. WIGG'S LAUNDRY. VV. UPPER QUEEN-STREET, Near St. Benedict's Church. By Appointment to their Excellencies the Earl and Countess of Glasgow, the Earl and Countess of Onslow, Sir William and ' Lady Jervols. , HIGH-CLASS WORK A SPECIALTY. . Moderate Charges. Telephone 733. Established 1885. FOE ; yENETIAN JgLINDS. FRED. BROWN, PONSONBY ROAD. Telephone 914. REPAIRS. pEECY HOLT, ASSOC. M. INST. 0.E., SURVEYOR, ARCHITECT, HOUSE AND LAND AGENT, No, 6, Mercantile Chambers (Ground Floor). [gIGHT TESTING ON SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES AND WITH NEWEST INSTRUMENTS A SPECIALTY, And SPECTACLES Properly Fitted for all Defects of Refraction, by T. PEAO OC K, OPTICIAN, 218, QUEEN-STREET. Spectacle Frames of Every Variety, in Gold, Nickel, Steel, etc. Artificial Eyes of all Colours in Stock. Opposite the City Hall. ■ P A T .E N T S. - - 1 - HUGHES AND YOUNG, Consulting Engineers and Registered Patent Agents, , 23, COLEMAN-STREET, LONDON, E.C., , 55 and 56, CHANCERY LANE, LONDON, W.C. i Trade Marks and Patents obtained in all Countries. Patents sold and negotiated. Editors and Publishers of i " PATENTS," An Illustrated Monthly Journal issued in the interest and for the assistance of inventors and patentees. Auckland Managers, GRIFFIN AND CO., 38, QUEEN-STREET. "D 0 Z E M tA. " OLEAC," Discovered by Chris. Mudd, F.L.S., Prince of Wales' Botanist, is a sure cure for this terribly itching complaint. Jars, ss; posted, Es 6d. Sole Agent for Auckland: MISS C. L. BEST, Collingwood-Btreet, Ponsonby. Write for particulars and testimonials. Hours for personal consultation: Mondays and Wednesdays, 10,30 a.m. till noon, and 2.30 p.m. till 4.30 p.m. •MARBLE MONUMENT—HaIf-price, £7; de-■"-L sign, cross, with the monogram 1.H.5.; bluestone base.—Apply Tait Brothers, Rut-land-Street. QTANLEY, NORTH SHORE—Wanted to Sell M —Beautiful Building Sections at Stanley. 5 North Shore, lovely harbour view, Terms g easyv-dßnttle - :j
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11148, 22 August 1899, Page 1
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