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Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1666, 21 June 1875, Page 1

Merenandise. m o~~^ R R I V E, 33 CASES CANTERBURY CHEESE." 10 CASES PRIME ROLL BACON. T. H. HALL & CO. 7\ N~ S A~ L E, FINE QUALITY TEAS BAKERS FINEST FLOUR OTAGO OATMEAL CANTERBURY BUTTER BRAN BARLEY HOPS^ MALT. T. H. HALL & CO., • Wyndham-street. /COLONIAL MANUFACTURED TWEEDS . 1 BOOTS AND SHOES SHEATHING AND ROOFING FELTS. T. H. HALL & CO. T> VAN, BELL AND CO., GENERAL MERCHANTS, AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Vulcan Lane, Auckland. BILLIARD TABLES, To arrive per Shooting Star and Emily McLaren, Consignments of First-class Tables, complete, with ill the most improvements. Full particulars on application to the undersigned. Also, to arrive ex Emily McLaren, 200 boxes Brandon's Candles. Ex Dunedin, 200 boxes De Roubaix Candles • 100 boxes Belmont's Candles 200 cases 10' qra. Hennessy'fi Brandy, Geneva Rum, &c. moBAX E R S. EX AGNES, FROM OAMARU— 26 tons Hay and Ban's Flour 10 tons it's Flour. GEO. W. BINNEY. NOW LANDING, from late arrival, an<l for sale by the Subscriber :— ■ 40 tons Canterbury Grown Potatoes, for seed 15 „ Hobart Town Grown „ prime article 200 bags Tartarian Seed Oats 800 „ Best Feed Oats 80 „ Fowl Wheat 100 „ Sydney Maize 20 tons "Wood's Flour S3 kegs Canterbury Bulter. LEVI W. EATON. ■p~DH^X~R7i> W~A YT E, Has now received the WHOLE OF HIS SHIPMENTS MAGAZINES FOR 1874, Comprising— All the Year Kound, 1874 Cassell's Magazine, 1874 Chamber's Journal 1874 Family Herald, 1874 Grod Words, 1874 Good Words for the Young, 1874 Leisure Hour, 1874 London Journal, 1874 Once a Week, 1874 Sunday at Home, 1874 Sunday Magazine, 1874 Band of Hope. 1874 British Workman, 1874 Chatterbox, 1874 Childrens Friend, 1874 Childrens Prize, 1874 Child's Cempanion, 1874 . Cottager and Artisan, 1874 Good Words for Young, 1874 Infant's Magazine, 1874 Kind Words, 1874 Sunshine, 1874, &c, &c. And U now offering them at REDUCED BATES. EDWARD WAYT.fi, IMPORTER OF BOOKS, 100, QtTBEN-STREET. *T "5 T I C E. MR. H. CUCKSEY Begs to inform his friends and the public generally that he is leaving Auckland for London in the s.b. Mikado, via Sydney and Melbourne, and that he iB prepared to execute any commissions intrusted to him with care and despatch, on the most libeial terms. Knowing tlie wants of the colonies, he will be able to select goods of the most suitable kinds. As all business shall be done personally, both in the English and Continental markets, H.C. wiU have every facility of buying at the lowest rates. No extra commissions charged for buying in foreign markets. H.C. will be open to receive consignments, at Home, of merchandise of every kind for Private or Public Sale, on the most liberal terms. HENRY CUCKSEY, General Colonial Commission Agent, 2, Wellington Terrace, Greenwich Road, Greenwich, Kent, S.E , London ; And 240, Queen-street, Auckland. pUB LI C NOTICE. The Auckland Market Lease will expire on July first. F. FENTON" will continue his Great Sale of Groceries and Provisions to the above date. The Stock at present being of less value than £25,000, will be sold at any sacrifice to make a clearance. Tea, 2s ft; Sugar, from 3#d Soap, 6d f) bar; Starch, 4d $ft ' Plue, 9d 33 ft; Flour, 2d $ft Sultana Raisins, 6d ft Spice, Id 1$ package Currants 6&d Igi ft Honey, 7d <g ft; Treacle,* d$ ft Hops Is ft ; Pickled Walnuts, 7d Candles, s^d $ 1b ; Sauce, 4^d Tobacco, 2d $ packet, or 8d 5$ plug Knife Boards. 6d each i Oatmeal, 2>£d by the bag Soap Powder, 6d $ dozen Jam, 8d # tin Prunes, 6d $ ft Epsom Salts, 6d ig dozen packets. A large supply of Butter, Cheese, Hams, Bacon, &c, at very low prices). FEN TON'S CENTRAL STORES, Auckland Market. TTEMUS' gTAR JJOOT WAREHOUSE, Market Corner, Qttebn-street. THE THREE "FITS" IN THREE FYTTBS. Fytot Ist— FOOT fitted: If you want a Boot that shall fit just right, , Wot a bit too loose, nor a bit too tight, Not a bit too strong, nor a bit too light; If you want your foot fitted, give a call At the Stab Boot Mart near the Market Hall. Ftttk 2nd— FANCY fitted: We profess to make a Boot or a Shoe xhat will wear a long time, and look well too, For we do not think it detrimental To blend both useful and ornamental. Fxtte 3rd— FINANCES fitted: This is perhaps the hardest thing of all, But you chn't dd better than give a call; We can " fit" your Feet, and " fit" your Fancies, And will do our best to " fit" Finances. MORAL:— The moral is this: should your friend wish to know, When in search of good Boots, the best place to go, Please toll iiim from me, and my wards you may Th»t^fOT^fbw«i good Hta" §9 to HIMUB,