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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 39, 15 February 1905, Page 8

; r BIRTHS. J)ACRB. —On January 30th, at Mt. Eden, the wife of R. Dacie of a daughter. DEATHS. PODS.—On February 33th, at 4 a.m., at his lodgings, Ponsonby-road, Auckland. Interment private. FOSTER. — On February 13th, Elizabeth. the dearly beloved wife of G. Foster, who was accidentally killed in the tram and bus accident. ] The fuuerul will leave her late resi- ; dunce, Pictou-st... Ponsonby, to-morrow (Thursday), at 2.15 p.m.. for the Purewa Cemetery- Friends please accept this liitiinatiou. IN MEMOaiAM. KNIGHT. —Iv loving remembrance of John Isaac Knight, who entered into rest, February 16Ui. lyo-l. Inserted by his loving- wife and family. i; MAIL NOTICE. — ■• THIS DAY. For Turua, Paeroa, Waihi, Te Arohn, Thames, Katikati, Tauranga, per Tanlv.ha, G. 45 p.m. Foi , Marsden i'oint, Porua Bay, Whangarei Heads, Waipu, iiuugapai, Whangarei, Kiiino, llikuru.ngl, Kaurihohore, Whakapara, and Hukerenni, per Ngapuhi, 7.45 p.m. For Port Fitzroy, Whangapara, Tryphena, Okupu, Awsnga, and Okiwi, per WelliJigton, 7.45 p.m. for Paeroa. Waihi, and Te Aroha, per Train, 7.45 p.m. THURSDAY. February 16th, 1905. For Leigh, Mangawai, aud H. Couch, Kawau Island, per Kawau, 0.15 a.m. For Leigh, Mangav.ai. aurl H. Couch, Kawau Island, per Gael. 7.43 a.m. For Thames, per Wakatere, 9 a.m. For Paeroa, Waihi, and Thames, per Train, 9.30 a.m. For Tauranga, Opotiki, Te Puke, Pongakawa, Matata, Ohiwa. and Whakatane,, via Rotorua, per Train, 9.30 a.m. For Waiwera und Warkworth, per Claymore, 9.45 a.m. For Wade and Arkle's Bay House, per Orewa, 10.45 a.m. for Whangarei. K-iino, Hlkurangi, Whakapara, and Hukerenui, per l*.nleri, 1.45 p.m. For New Plymouth and Southern Ports, also Napier, per Rarawa, p.m. Ter Earawa, as follows— For Ceylon, India, China, Straits Settlements. Aden, Suez. Mediterranean Ports. Contlneut of Europe, and United Kingdom, via Suez, at. 12.55 p.m. For Capp Colony. Nntal, and other S. African States, at 12.55 p.m. For Australian States and New Caledonia, at 1.05 p.m. Money orders and registered letters at 12.55 p.m. Correspondence for United Kinfrdora and Continent of Europe must be specially addressed, "via Suez." Midi will bo due in London, April 1. For Waipu, per Rob Roy, 6.45 p.m. For Matakana, per Kotiti, 7.45 p.m. For Turna, Paeroa, Waihi, Te Aroha, Tliuines, per Waimarie, 7.45 p.m. FRIDAY, February 17. Per Sierra as follows:— For Samoa, Hawaiian Islands, Japan, Philippine Islands, United States of America, Canada, Central and South : America, British and Foreign West Indies, United-Kingdom, and Continent of 1 Europe, at 1 p.m. For money orders and registered letters • at 12 noon. Parcel mails for Samoa, Hawaiian Is- ■ lands, and United States of America. j will close at 12.30 p.m. Late letters, hearing an extra fee of :Id in addition to the postage may be ; posted at the Chief Post Office up to 2.15 ! p.m., and in the late letter bos on boaru j the steamer up to the time of sailing. Mail will be due in London. March IS. f X>. CUMAIiNG, Chief Postmaster. S TELEGRAPHIC WEATHER RBPOST FOR TO-DAY. VkIJU OBSERVATIONS are taken at 9 a.m. ~~~~ Ther. SUtloa. Wind. Bar. in We*thr SSsAfle. r-ftru. Maria SE I 29.87 (17 '.Kitty Russell "* ":SEbr 80.Ml BS MU JO.IG G7 O MAnulcauHettdsg^™ l, «? Auckland ..£w} b f'r! r- 5 C II! i^ "VVestport "Calm 29.93 | 60 BC I.etteltoa «. Calin ; ,iJU ;i \ c;, i?aH dU, " "Vswi 3007 :57 BO MOTK. —To correct barometer for elevation at Manukan (alt. l>oo feet), add .\i; Cambridge (alt. 20S ?cet). add .2. WEATHER KSTIMAXIiD A&— 8.. R!oo elty, be the atmosphere clear or heavy; t,., Clouds, passiug clouds; IX, Drizzling r.iiu; V.. Fofrgy; tl., Uloouiy. dark weather: II Hall; L.. Llghtnin,:; M., Misty; 0., Over-. ctißt, the wliolc s!;y covered with thi::;;, clonols: P., showers; Q., Squally; X., RaiD, coutiutn*<l rain: T., Thunder; 8., Snow; U., Utfly. threateulng appearance. WIND FORCK INDICATED BY Li/X----TKKS—C, Calm; L.. Light; Br., Breezr: V.8.. Fresh Breoz«; M.0., Moderatn Gs!c; tJ.. Whole or Heavy Gale; Vv\. Gale o" e.~. "•pprloTial Br verity. BOOTS AHD SHOES. fpj U B L I C NOTICE. Owing- to the Retirement of MRS PATTERSON, the long-established Soottnnkin.c Business, known as P.. I'nttersoii, Boot aud Shoe Maker, Shortlaud-street, has been transferred io g E X X I B, a few doors lower down. MR. W. JJAHSON. late Manager for Mrs Patterson, retains the same position with Mr Scxtie, and will be pleased to see all Mr.3 Patterson's Customers as in the past. jQPECIAL SHOW. NURSERIES AND INFANT SHOES, See Our Wi'mlow And ask for Free Sample of TABRA BOOT POLISH. McKERRAS' BOOT SHOP, Queen st. (opp. "Herald" Office). •TyRITISH AND AMERICAN SHOE J-> STORKS, opposite Pubßc Library — Annual Clearing Sah;—All Lines Reduced— See Windows. rORITfSH AND AMERICAN SHOE •JL* STORES—James Adams and Co. — Opposite Public Library—Apierican Shoes for Ladies. Genuine Reductions. BRITISH AN I) AMERICAN SHOE STORES, opposite Public Library — Ladies' Dainty Walking Shoes—All Lines It educed. [B Kl 2£n»r. o AND SHOE -i-» STOKES, opposite Public Library — bale Prices—Must Reduce Stock —• Gcutlemen's American Boots. TTSKIJISH AND AMEKICAN tiFoE **-> STORES, opposite Public Library — Annual Sale to make room for New Shipments —See our windows. Jrs/HEUE to Get Booti to Order or rw a ?,?P alrs P»'o.napt. -Miller and Sons, Gold Medallists. 3. Hich-st.. near Star Offlre EI.ECTOB.AT,. g;AKBOUR BOARD ELECTION. to\ui e Sm?i y \ aiAel : my siucere thanks | "HAS.. C. DACRE. ACCOMODATION fov I jad ies dutlnc f± AccouL-hemeut. with good midffi terms moderate—Busses House, viu^utl