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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11825, 30 November 1901, Page 2

Business Cards, Telephone No. 958. T7ILECTEIC JIGHT.ING Estimates Given. JjUECTRICAL JpiTTINGS. Repairs of all Kinds. WM. CROSHER AND SONS, HIGH-STREET. AUCKLAND. QTEUART AND "T»ENN FORT-STREET. AUCKLAND. AND AT DUNEDIN. JPLECTRICAL TpNGLNEERS AND CONTRACTORS. SUCCESSORS TO J^LECTRICAL "TjEPARTMENT. JOHN pHAMBERS AND QON. TTD CONTRACTS FOR EVERY DESCRIPTION 01 ELECTRICAL WORK UNDERTAKEN. DYNAMO-' LAMPS. CABLES. BATTERIES BELLS, ETC.. STOCKED. piANOS. QRGANS ENGLISH, GERMAN. AMERICAN. Every Instrument Guaranteed. Lowest Wholesale Prices for Cash, Or Easiest Terms on Hire System Illustrated and Descriptive Catalogues Mailed Free. N.B.— AGENTS for Arthur Allison anc Co.'s CELEBRATED ENGLISH PIANOS. rpHE JjINGLISH AND JJIOREIGN pIANC A GENCY, 75, QUEEN-STREET (near Old Mill). Frederick Moore, Manager. F. E. J ACKSON AND C O -' WAREHOUSEMEN AND IMPORTERS. ELLIOTT-STREET, AUCKLAND, i HAVE TO HAND, EX S.S. TONGARIRO. CHINA, EARTHENWARE, GLASSWARE, EPERGNES, STATIONERY, TWINE, CUTLERY. 1 ELECTRO-PLATE, KITS, PIPES, VASES, ENAMELLED IRON WARE, BASKETS, TOY TEA SETS. TUMBLERS, Etc.. Etc CHARRING AND QANDING. The season is now on. We are prepared to" do anything you want at Lowest prices. For Sale— by the barrel, 4Jd gal.; Best Shingle Sand, 4d bushel. . QAM. TK7-HITE AND pO.. CUSTOM-STREET.

CLEARS THE TUBES AND SAVES TEE V LUNGS. mOEAHNE. RATJEN. CHEMIST, QUEEN-STREET, COOPEE, CHEMIST, VICTORIA-STREET. And ALL STOBES. _ PRITOHAED AND "HOBBS (Late White) JLf FOE HIGHEST GRADE BOOTS AND SHOES , FOE LADIES. GENTLEMEN, AND CHILDREN. Imported and Own Manufacture. GIVE US A TRIAL. PARAGON BOOT SHOP, . 47, VICTOEIA-STEEET. Dental. W. H. WEIGHT.] [HUGH C. WEIGHT. XV RIGHT TIROS., (Late H. F. Windsor), ■ SURGEON DENTIST'S, SHORTLAND-STREET (Opposite General Post Office). P.O. Box, 240. Telephone, 377. JJOTICB OF REMOVAL. A. E. HOBBS, DENTAL SURGEON, Has removed to PONSONBY ROAD. Nest All Saints' Chnrch. Manures. NOTICE TO FARMERS' AND OTHERS. PURE BONEDUST GUARANTEED. We have the pleasure to quote you as below for our various Brands of Bonedusts and Artificial Manures:— _ ™ Per ten. Pure Bone Flour £7 15 0 Pure Bonedust (steamed) 7 5 0 Pure Bonedust (coarse) 7 15 0 Al Bonedast , ... 7 0 0 Wheat and Corn Manure 7 0 0 Root Manure 7 0 0 Turnip Manure 7 0 0 Potato Manure ... ... 75 0 Grass Manure ... 7 0 0 Maize Manure .„ 7 5 0 Special Quotations for Large Lots. I Analysis and Samples on application to WARNOCK .IiEOS.. Durham-street. Auckland. ' ——1 ■■■ mi I | i, Fancy Goods. "V"MAS AND NEW TEAR'S CARDS. , 0. W. GOODSON Has just opened the New Season's Card's. The phenomenal demand of last year proved the necessity of a larger stock, hence we have greatly increased this year's supply, and can confidently say it is the largest and most beautiful selection we have ever offered at prices ranging from Id to 7a 6d each. Goodson's Packets and Boxes of Cards are too well known to need any remark. They are unequalled in value and variety. Boxes with Envelopes for each card, 10 for 6d, pretty cards; 8 and 10 and 12 for Is 6d, lovely cards; 15 for Is 9d, lovely cards: 6 and 10 and 12 for is, exquisite cards. Packets of Cards, no envelopes, 8 and 12 for 6d, beautiful cards; b and 10 and 12 for Is, beautiful cards. The above are all Choice Folding Cards. A Gigantic Packet of 40 for Is, suitable for children. -"* " "—-~ lllMl.ll.l.l,ll...HI«.l I "YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. -*- CORNER OF ALBERT AND WELLESLEY STREETS. Readlngroom. bright and cheerful, comfortably furnished. All the leading local and Australian Paper?, Reviews. Magazines, etc., , or. the tables; subscription. 2s 6d per quarter, • llie library contains upwards of 4000 vols, in the various departments of literature, with i constant addition New Books; suoscription, J ,2a 6d per quarter. Meeting for Young Men on Tuesday. 1.15 and ! 7.45 p.m.; Thursdays, at 1.30 and 7.30; United ' Missionary Prayer Meeting. Saturdays, at /.au ;. Bible Class, Sunday, at 3 p.m.; Sunday " Evening Service in City Hall, at 8 p.m. j itie General Secretary is always glad to i welcome YOUNG MEN., to show strangers over j the building, and give them all needed in- 1 bis h l tte n * ° r l ° coufer mtll 6Uch aa de a if t 1