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Auckland Star, Volume I, Issue 69, 29 March 1870, Page 1

EXPIRATION OF LEASE. THE UNDERSIGNED will Sell, at their Premises, 230, QUEEN-STREET, the remainder of their SUMMER STOCK OF GOODS, including the greater portion of their General DEAPEEY AND CLOTHING-, At such prices as cannot fail to give general satisfaction ; and in order to show that this is a Genuine Sale, and not one of an ordinary character, they have announced the following Notice, compelling them to vacate their Premises the first week in April!— " Brunswick Buildings, Auckland, January 10, 1870. « DEAB Sirs, —Mr. Morrin and myaelf beg to give you notice that we shall require the Premises you now occupy belonging to us, on or before the first week in April next. It is our intention to build of stone, and remove the wooden building. We give you tins long notice that you may have no trouble in making arrangements for removal. ' "I am, dear sirs, yours truly, "STANNUS JONES. " Messrs. G. Nash & Co.. Queen-street." The undersigned also wishes to inform the public that several Cases of NEW AUTUMN GOODS, ex Helenslee, are just being opened, and in consequence of the above notice, they must be disposed of on or before April next. Q&- NOTICE THE ADDRESS— JMIBSSIE&S. Gk HASH &c 00, 230, QUEEN-STEEET. IST. CAMPBELL, TAILOR, QUEEN-STEEET, F>EGS to intimate to his friends and the public that he has REMOVED from Wellesleystreet to QUEEN-STRET, opposite the Market Reserve ; and also, that he has added largely tn liia .«+/__._- ~t nwtm.v.n rrmTira *— . — -t Is now prepared to execute all orders entrusted to him at prices that will defy competition. COOMBES & JOHNBTOS, A.TTQT^T.AJsnp-:m_aixe_ ox_o__?_E_:iisrc3-, 62, QUEEN STEEET, NEXT CHAPMAN'S.

SINCE JANUARY 27th, IS7O. ON JANUARY 27,1870, FRENCH & Co. informed their friends and the public that the business of the PEOPLE'S TEA WAREHOUSE, previously conducted at 41, Victoria, and 252, Queen-streets, would, after that date, be conducted only at Junction Store, 252, Queen-street. They now beg to inform their friends and the public that they have not transferred their Business to Mr. J. Moore, or appointed him their Agent to Retail their Celebrated Teas, or given him any authority to copy their Advertisement. The Proprietors of the PEOPLE'S TEA WAREHOUSE are still giving the same excellent value in Teas, for which their Establishment is so celebrated. TEAS EOE THE MILLION. No. 1 Congou Tea 2s 0d) No. 2FineTea 2s 6d No. 3 Rich Pekoe (full fla- $ vored) 3s Od V ** No. 4 Fine Selected, fine & flavored 3s 6d ) Twopence per lb Discount allowed on 61b and upwards of No. 2 Tea ; and Threepence per lb on 6 lb and upwards of Nos. 3 and 4 Teas. G-ENEEAL GEOCEEIES. We will give satisfaction in Quality and Price to all who may favor us with their orders. Orders from the Country carefully packed and promptly executed, and sent. to v Boat or Carrier free of charge. Goods delivered. All Articles guaranteed to be of Good Quality. jgT Note the Address— EEENCH & Co., FAMILY GROCERS, THE PEOPLE'S TEA WAREHOUSE, 252, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, Established 1860. J. M. FEENCH, Matsa ______ JEWELLERY ! JEWELLERY!! JEWELLERY 1!! _ SSHAPPERE, Practical Watchmaker and • Jeweller (late of Hokitikn), begs to inform the inhabitants of Auckland that he has OPENED those central premises, opposite the Thistle Hotel, Queen-street, and by strict attention to business, moderate charges, and a well-assorted stock of most fashionable goods, hopes to merit a fair share of public patronage. Note the address: S. SHAPPER.E, Opposite Thistle Hotel, QUEEN-STBEET, Ai}osLA~t. N.B. —Watchmaking and repairing in all its branchee, ',',.'_,' J