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i Miscellaneous. 1 ' / ' A- MERRY Holiday ,Suits from'- 18s '1 jt\. 6d; Men's « Suits and : Trousers in ® Sizes and Prices, at Geo._Fowlds. r "> -■ - A MERRY Summer. Coats, Alpaca -J jtx and Silk, Fancy Vests and Tennis Trou- " sers at a tFo^ds'^^B^ l^^^^^CSfiiSi ; A MERRY XMAS—Men's Light UnderclothxL ing,i Natural Wool, Gauze and Merino.— - At Geo. Fowlds'. ■ »' . ! A MERRY XMAS—White Shirts, Tuhnia I xx. . Shirts in * grand •' array; v .' Sweaters ;! and - Sox.—At Geo. Fowlds'. ' - A MERRY XMAS—Neatest and Prettiest in. I xjl all Newest Ties,; at all prices.—At Geo. , Fowlds'. ; ■ • A MERRY Gentlemen's Ctpllars in -ex all • Sizes and ; Newest Shapes, Links and |. Studs the Best.—At Geo. Fowlds'. N A MERRY XMAS— for Everybody; ' I xi. Straw Hats, Soft and Stiff, Felts and : Caps.—At Geo. Fowlds'. '- r ' vi ■- A MERRY Travelling Bags of every y J\. descriptions; Steel Trunks and • Sara-, togas.— Geo. Fowlds'. . , , •.» 1 A MERRY XMAS—Boys' Blouses ' and HoliA day Suits in all Sizes and ; Prices.—At' Geo. Fowlds'. .: A MERRY XMAS— Suits and Knickers il to fit any age; Cheapest and Best.—At - Geo. Fowlds'. : T" A MERRY XMAS—Complete Satisfaction jt\. Guaranteed :>, in every : Description of ■ Gentlemen's Underclothing.—At Geo. Fowlds'.' : A MERRY XMAS— to Please .All also XS-. Hats and Ties in Grand Assortment.— At Geo. Fowlds'. ' ' ! QPLENDID American Organ, nearly new, . kJ £15 ; Cash; cost 25 guineas.— Musical Exchange (late Holmes'), Upper > Symonds-street. . - .: : , . MESSENGER BROS.. Lower Queen-street.— Strawberries and • Cream— in the j City. ; :■'"■ •' - •j "' ; MESSENGER BROS., Lower Queen-street.— : Fresh Fruits always on hand. / | li/fisSENGEE BROS., Lower Qui«n-street.- ! JLV_M_ American Ice Drinks; ' Pure • Fruit j Flavours. . ■ ' ■ ; "[V,T ESSEN BEOS.',' Lower Queen-street. l'J- Ico Creams are celebrated in Auckland for parity and flavour. ■ . "R/MESSENGER BROS., Lower Qaeen-strcet., J-*-L can be relied on for the excellence and freshness of their Fruits..;:■:-s:'-'.-"Fl/TESSENGER BROS., Lower, Quean-street, -LvJL are noted for their courtesy to : their Customers. . ■ ______ ' - S BLACK, Zealandia Restaurant and ♦ Supper Rooms, 209. Queen-street, below City Hall. Open from 7 a.m. to 1 a.m. ; - TAKE your best girl to S. Black's, below 'JL City Hall, for finest Supper in Auckland. TOURISTS AND TRAVELLERS will find at\j J- S. Black's, Refreshments from 7 a.m. to 1 a.m. Below City Hall. ■ .THRESH Strawberries and Cream at S. J ■ ■ Black's, 209, Queen-street. / STEAKS AND i CHOPS a specialty, and attendance first-class, at S. Black's, 209,. Quean-street, below City Hall. '- ■ EVERYTHING eatable .to be had of the -J best quality at S. Black's, Zealandia Restaurant, below City 'Hall. ' CURTAINS, Table : Covers, i Towels—Special value, lot of samples, clearing at very: low prices.—RJJSHBROOK and BEIDGMAN. BOYS' and Men's Clothing—Superior Cloth-' .ing, equal nto made-to-measure, at r half the price; '•> sizes stocked to fit t any figure. RUSHBROOK and BRIDGMAN. ' HATS and Immense ' stock, newest shapes, in felt, straw, white drill;- etc., cheapest in town. —RUSHBROOK and BRIDGMAN. Premises open on Saturday until 10 p.m. ■ LADIES' Lace Ties and . Collars, ;• Silk JLJ, Scarves, etc.—Choice selection of novelties for 'Xmas trade; special. vaIue.—RUSHBROOK and BREDGMAN- 7 SUNSHADES— Over 500 to select from speO cial purchase, clearing very cheap, from 2s lid up. See display in window.—BUSHBROOK and ' BRIDGMAN. Premises . open' 'on Saturday until 10 p.m. -. ■' .: ■ SHIRTS, Collars, Ties—The best stock and O the best value in Auckland; also, Light I Underwear.—RUSHESßOOK_ and' BRIDGMAN. ' BOYS' Serge Knickers, Is 9d pair; ? also, special value in Blouses and 'Washing i Suits.—EUSHBROOK and BRIDGMAN. , ■= ~ CHEAP Rugs and Blankets for camping out— of samples clearing at very low RUSHEROOK and BRIDGMAN. - JUST ARRIVED from London i and . New t) Splendid Assortment of Music, including Songs. Piano, Violin, Mandolin and Banjo Solos; Teachers Liberally. Treated.— Auckland Musical Exchange (late . Holmes'), Upper Symonds-street. • ■': = nnENNIS, 3500-1. — Racquets by • various X makers; Tennis Balls: Racquets Restrung' and Repaired promptly.J. Wiseman and Son. AY FRIENDS!!! ; ; 0 Are you thinking of Buying Boots and Shoes?— Call on Johnston Bros. /ftHEAP BOOTS? *0 Yes. Cheap Boots, hut Good Boots, at small prices, at Johnston Bros. Nice shoes? ' ' Oh, yes, no end of Nice Shoes at finecut figures, at 57, Karangahape Road. They SELL! „ 1 Who Sell? Why, Johnston Bros, sell Shoes from 3s lid to 17s 6d. Have a look. D'YE SAY SO? ■ ■ • " . „ tlj l Yr.3. quite true. Girls' School " Boots, 7 to 9, 3s lid; 10 to 13, 4s lid, from Johnston Bros. UMMER WEATHER . V: ; V , No, not yet; but will bo soon. And then you'll want SHOES, from Johnston. Glace KID BOOTS, With patent leather toes, at 12s 6d; nothing nicer or better, and only at Johnston's. A MERICAN MADE SHOES. mx. In Button or Lace, and Patent Caps, from 7s 9d. Boots in many grades and prices. ■ : • SUMMER SANDALS, . Or call them Strap-shoes, in one, two, ami three-button, kid or . otherwise, at . Johnston's. _ I __ MR. HOLLISTER, 33, Pitt-street (opposite i-TX Grey-street)— and Massage Treatment for all Nervous Complaints. COUNTRY VISITORS.— and Co., Importers, Mutual Life Buildings, are selling a single article at wholesale ' price. Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, etc. E HUTCHINSON, Eden Terrace, is Selling « New Currants, sd; New Raisins, 6d; New Sultanas, 7d; Best Hams, Sid;, and every ' other lino in tho Grocery Trade, at equally • low prices. r ■ ' v < GALL on Ellisdon and Co., Importers, Mutual Life Buildings, and get your Presents at wholesale price. ' * ... TTJfATCHES, Clocks, Jewellery of all descrip-iYV-i, tions, cash and time payments.—Ellisdon and Co., Importers, Mutual Life Buildings. T7ISITORS— New and Second-hand V Books, Old N.Z. Books; selected stock.— 11. White. 382, Upper Queen-street. Estab- • lished 1365. . . : ■ - : TROUT, Trout, Trout— daily from • X Rotorua, at Sanford's Fish Market, op- . posite Custom House. • ■ ' | ANTA CLAUS for Doll Prams, Co-carts; 0 * Boys' Tricycles, etc. Try Chas. Smith, Queen-street, opposite Tonson Garlick Co. ENGRAVING.— Free on ell Goods purchased. Open every Evening till after New Year's Dennes Bros., Queen- • street. • . - - ■ ■ RHEUMATISM, Sciatica, Lumbago, Neuralgia, Asthma, and Colds Cured; simple, slow, and sure.—For reply apply, by letter enclosing addressed envelope stamped, ."Rheumatism," Post Office, Ponsonby. DE CHIERO— Phrenologist, Palmist, JJ Charts written. Private consultations - arranged.— Symonds-street, opposite City. Road. Hours, 11 to 3 and 7 to 8 p.m. - LACE your feet in our hands for better JT ■ class Boots to order from stock— repairs.—Miller and Sons, 120, . Queen-street, and 3, High-street. . - '^ "V"MAS TIES AND COLLARS.—AII the new--A. est and prettiest at;Geo. Fowlds', Victoria Arcade.. : :. . v . ■ : . ■■■■ XMAS UNDERCLOTHING.—Quite the newJjl. est in light summer weights for gentlemen. at Geo. Fowlds'. 'v--' . "V"MAS COATS.— and Eusseletto -A. Coats, Fancy Vests, etc., at Geo. Fowlds'. MAS HATS.—Quite the newest in Straws, -/3L Soft, and Stiff Felts, at Geo. Fowlds'. . V" MAS HOLIDAYS.AII kinds of Travelling J\. Trunks and Bags, cheapest, at .Geo. Fowlda'. . i. -:-'-.'/.-'' ■' - XMAS EXCURSIONS.—Purchase your Boys' Blouses and Washing Suits,, at. Geo. Fowlds'. . ■ \ /.;■ - y--. .;. ■: PAINLESS Extraction of Teeth.— F. J- Hooper, Dentist, •; corner of Queen and Swanson Streets. Fee, 2s ' 6d. An > entirely new process. FREDERICK HOLLICK, Scientific-Physiogno-X mist, . Palmist, : and Health Specialist.— Rooms above Carpenters' Arms Hotel,, Greystreet. ... , y ~ ' 171 VERY Description of , Travelling Trunks, -*-< Bags, Carry-alls, Hat Boxes, Valises. in stock or mado to order.— Wiseman and Son. DIGS, P I G S. P. I 8. ' -fc-a ON THE ALERT. ' Look Out for the " - , DISPLAY OF PIGS AT 'XMAS.. - [ '& Vie given away with Every, . Ham, : r ' GEO. F. COATES, :I • . :: PORK BUTCHER. ' jg QUEEN-STREET. '• . r - ' r r v 1 y['■

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11843, 21 December 1901, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11843, 21 December 1901, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11843, 21 December 1901, Page 3