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Auckland Star, Volume I, Issue 109, 16 May 1870, Page 3

THIS WEEK. HAY <& HONEYMAN'B IMMENSE STOCK OF FANCY DRESSES, FANCY SILKS, PLAIN SILKS, WINCEYS, &c, &c, &c, WJ;LL BE OFFERED MUCH UNDER COST! SPECIALITIES IN DRESSES JUSHD SHUCKS. WOOL REPPS, SILK REPPS, FIGURED SILK REPPS, FIGURED WOOL REPPS, SHOT REPPS, MAGDALA CRAPES, OSBORNE CHENES, ALEXANDRA FIGURES, CAMLETS, all shades, ORIENTAL TWILL, IMPERIAL CLOTHS, EMPRESS CORDS, All New Goods, Quality and Style First-class, now offered to get Rid of them at COST PRICE and UNDER. SILKS: PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS. **- 25 PER CENT. UNDER COST PRICE. HAT & HONEYMAN. 4th May.

JCOSGRAVE & CO., having purchased the whole of D. Graham & Co.'s Winter Shipments (which are now to hand and delivered) upon the same favorable terms as he secured the open stock, A Sale will commence THIS DAY (Saturday), the 14th May, when , the whole of those well selected, new, and fashionable Goods will be sold at the same ruinous prices as characterised the sale of the original stock.

ALBEET-STEEET CONG-EE&ATIONAL CHAPEL. A LECTUEE will be delivered at the J\_ above Chapel by the Eev. «T. E. Jenkins, on THUESDAY EVENING- NEXT, May 19,1870. Subject:—"The Eagles and the Cross, or the Caesars versus Christ." The chair will be taken at 7.30 by the Eev; Waklow Dayies, M.A. Admission —One Shilling. NOTICE. MESSES. MUST & CO., of Queen-Mreet, Auckland, and Grahamstown/Jj. ines, are AG-ENTS for the sale of E. HALES CABIN BISCUIT. May 5,1870.

mAIB NOTICE that on THURSDAY I, next, the nineteenth day of May inst., an APPLICATION mil be MADE to the Supreme Court of New Zealand for a Declaration of COMPLETE EXECUTION of a DEED of ARRANGEMENT, BjUd in the said Court on the 6th day of Wj instant, whereby HENRY LEWIS, of Shortland, in the Province of Auckland, and Colony of New Zealand, Clothier, ASSIGNED all*his property and effects to James McCosh Clabk and Louis Aethtjb Nathan, upon trust for the benefit of all the Creditors of the said Henry Lewis. Dated thiß 14th day of May, 1870. R. W. WYNN, Solicitor for the said Truiteee.