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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 42, 18 February 1905, Page 3

MEETINGS. IW-i-VV ZBALAND ACCOUNTANTS* AND ■** AJJDITOBS' ASSOCIATION, REGISTERED. CONVENTION OF DELEGATES, at Chamber of Commerce, Assembling at 3 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. on TUESDAY, 21st inst. SEVENTH ORDINARY GENERAL. MEETING, at Chamber of Commerce, at 7.45 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 22nd inst. Chairman, A. S. Rassell, Esq., President. Business Important. J. HENRY MACKIE, Registrar. Mercantile Chambers, 131, Quesu-st. JjL J , OYAri FOUNTAIN OF FKI ENDSH_P LODGE, M.U. 1.0.0. F., A.D. An Adjourned Summoned llceting of this Lodge will be heid. in the Lodge Room, Lome-street, on TUESDAY NEXT, 21st insft., at 7.30 p.m. Members are respectfully requested to attend. Business: 1. Ordinary Business. 2. Revision of Rules. By order of the Noble Grand. CA RL WESTPHAL, ' Permanent Secretary. "OARLIAMENTARY ELECTOiRATE OF JL PARNBLL. WILLIAM CHAMBERS Will give Facts aad Figures to the Electors ODDFELLOWS' HALL, PARNEIX, On TUESDAY NEXT, FKF.RUARY 21. Chair taken by Councillor Thomas at 8 p.m. Ladies Specially Invited. "SuTO-LICENSE MEETING (Under Auspices Eden No-License League). MT. ROSKILL V*.APT IST CHURCH, Corner Mt. itosVrill and Gra__e Roads. ADDRESS: HBV. F. W. ISITT. MONDAY, _OUi FE-BRUARY, S p.m. Musical Items. Admission Free. ■jV/fT. WELLINGTON ROAD DISTRICT. A Pnbl.'c lleotin;; of the Ratepayers of the Mouiit Wellington Road District wi'l be hPld in Cairn's Public Hall, Kllerslie, or. WEDNESDAY. 22nfl Februiiry, 1903, at 7.?>0 p.m., ie getting the water laid on to the Ellerslie part of the district. ALEX. BELL, Clerk. loth February, 1905. WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.—A Meeting will be Ucld hi Central Mission Hall, Wedaesday, 2_nd inst.. 2.30. AUCKLAND SnrvRTIIAND WRITERS' ASSOCIATION. The Annual Meeting of the abovo Association will be held iv Jarretfrf Buildings. Swanson-street, f>ll TIIUR.SI>AY NEXT, the 23rd inst., at 7.30 p.m. All members of th" Association are particularly requ-osted to attend. W. BEDFORD, Secretary. BBAPEEY, C]_O____NG, Etc. rnHE BIGGEST HIT ON RECORD. AT.T. PREVIOUS RETURNS COMPLETELY PUT IN TIIE SHADE. QUEEN-ST. TAKEN BY STORM And INUNDATED WITH UNHEARD OF BARGAINS. MONSTROUS REDUCTIONS. BIG DISTURBANCE IN THE CLOTHING TRADE. SCATHING RENUNCIATION OF PROFITS. THE PURCHASERS Of "pRNfiST |i|OOR_'S TTIGH Q!LASS QJTOCK Of TAILOR MADE SUITS, HARD AND SOFT HATS, PANAMAS. WHITE SHIRTS UNDERWEAR, etc., ! While thanldng the public for the very liberal snpport during the past few days, are relnctanUy compelled to announce the LAST WEEK OF THIS MARVELLOUSL_ SUCCESSFUL SALE. EXTRA ASSISTANTS HAVING , BEEN SECURED, WE ARE NOW IN A BETTER POSITION THAN EVETR To cope with fi}H_? ___TRAORDINARY RUSH Which hns been manifest since the sale started. EVERY ARTICLE MUST BE DISPOSED OF DURING THE NEXT FEW DAYS, TO MAKE ROOM FOR EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS, AND SEVERAL THOUSAND PACKAGES OF AUTUMN NOVELTIES NOW ON THE WAY. T AST WEEK OF igjALE. BALANCE OF STOCK. FOR WHAT IT WILL BKING. SEEING IS BELIEVING. NEVER BEFORE HAS SUCH A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY Presented itself for securing HIGH CLASS GOODS AT PRICES USUALLY PAID FOR INFERIOR ARTICLES. BUT AS THE PURCHASERS SECURED THE WHOLE OF TUTOORE'S QIOCK, AT A VERY LOW FIGURE, THEY ARE IN A POSITION TO OFFER OUT OF THE COMMON BARGAINS. AND MAKE A BIG NAME FOR THEMSELVES. T AST -yn-EEK. OF jgjALE. .QUEEN-ST., Just below McCullagh and Gower's. I_. SARN EV, K_A RANGAHAPE ROAD. QALE. :QALE. OALB. I I QN. WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR BARGAINS. SPECIAL VALUES. LACE CURTAINS. 1/C pair up LADIES' CASHMERE HOSE, 1/ pair "PHILLIPS. -OLAKEY _ ao-soNsK^-i-T. «_v