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Observer, Volume XIV, Issue 793, 10 March 1894, Page 16

GREAT SALVAGE SALE ! Lace Curtains Taped, from Is 6d per pair. — C. Hopkins. ■e^tffr* 1/IXCURSION TO ST. HELIER'S BAY. NEXT SUNDAY AFTERNOON. In response to numerous requests the Devonport Steam Ferry Company will run one of their fine Steamers to St. Helier's Bay on SUNDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, leaving Ferry Tee 2.30 p.m., Leaving St. Helier's 5 p.m. Retrun Fare, Is. Children under 12, 6d. J. R. D. BAKER. Salvage? Salvage! Great >O Salvage Sale ! All goods damaged by water must be cleared at any prices. — C. Hopkins, Queen-street. T* 08 1 NS O N AND ATE S, (Late Arnold) PHOTOGRAPHERS. fc£S. THREE CABINETS p*S. The best and Cheapest house in town for Enlargements to life-size. Permanent Photographs on silk, linen, or other fabrics a specialty. None but first-class work will leave our studio. KS. THREE CABINETS ££S. Opposite City Market, 270 — QUEEN STREET — 270. ~O T^ AWCE 1? T, ANCHOR HOTEL, QUEEN ST BEET & MARKET SQUARE, Auckland. (Late of Masonic Hotel, Cambridge). First-class accommodation for Boarders — extensive alterations and improvements having been made for their comfort. Private Rooms, Baths, etc., and every modern convenience. Special arrangements for families. None but the best Wines and Spirits kept in stock. A GENUINE SALE! A. ALEY KA.RANGAHAPE ROAD, Opposite Howe-st. RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. Now selling the WHOLE of his immense Stock of CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, ELECTRO- PLATE, VASES, &0., ISTAT LESS THAN LANDED COST. See prices in windows and compare values. Tenders are invited for the PURCHASE OF THE BUSINESS AS A GOING CONCERN.