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.. AUCKLAND. ADVERTISEMENTS t i R T'IN FpARMdTok’S '■iNpgCABTTANEOUS . PIIOTOt/HAFHS, For Babies and Children, r - ■ r r V ! ’v l * # * Market Square, Queen-street. • M A RT I N i j Instantaneous. Photographs Catch the Natural Expression of the Sitter. No head rest ' : ;■& -p ARLINGTON’S - w&IA ~V u ..j «■-®mi ®va r «.:<>;.»<■_> > «> b Instantaneous Pbot©g®aphs'A ■- rJad OQfLf L, tjfrf r ‘ :ft gr'j -»A a f n ; M Bqu W e, s 8 ii-'t b“.ya hi terr’-i ■.■■■>■« >t ■" Instantaneous Photographs . ! h bevmaurf “ Pct ”“ ■ > ‘ ' -HltkiO ■' M'A'R TT;N. -& sni gtnii/b e bourn I [tn i Large Direct PRotoOrAhs ‘ -■ ■, three ~ sppq?ds,, ai^„Superior • ’ I> 'IA ExpeUqnpe...B ! n^.Finish-. p J( j J f. r *#* Market sSquare, ‘Qlieen.stji'eefe / I .7 .HruigcJ

SADDLERY ,fr’‘ i.J *5 1 ■ -.iw, '■ jfi ns ♦«>;!) '{p.i ‘ ■ th 'J JUt tn>s:‘, > 'u ■ weld-1 fTTHE undersigned is now. selling our owu,. J- make Riding Saddles at such prieeq as* cannot fail .to drjve the Slop-made ones out of thte market. Prices (complete with mounts)—ag a<4nn!l t,’<-i ■ J-Aj JN tv A■ ■ vabo 8 ■ ’O” No: 2 : : ’Ntt 3 ( j£Q 1 0 Ex&ra •Sti'bng j ri 'No;<': :aB4- 0 0 t r;Estra^.strong Side Saddles,.highly repommended, .complete with.mounts, £5 lOs. EG, tfAlps ; ,£7 10s and upwards s. Strong .Bridles, 6s, 7s, 7s 6d; extra strong, lps e gd.land iApWArdSrGood durable Plough Harness 'X-’ 0 ®’ 4 ?? per complete set. Harness of every description on hand or made io order, *, Ji 6d to W Nickel. Silyei- Bits, Riding. Apiyns, Buggy, Aprons and Covers of, The latest novelty arrived, per Halcione ” : —Gents Bridles with mickles •exact imitation of Hdriteslioes from 12/6 to ,30/ papllChjdeys : by< post pr ? wire 'promptly executed. Repairs executed by experiehteeMh.jFQrknjen in first-class style, and all articles x guaranteey to be returned to any part of the Poverty Bay district, By return of steamer. Charges very 337 129’’Queen-street Auckland £ ?<1 COMFQrTTNQ/

OOCXSa,. ~1-SREAKFAST.—“ By a thorough knowlulul ledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion ond nutrition and by a careful application of the fine properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a dielicately-tiavourea beverage which may save us many ■ heavy doctor’s bills. It is by . the judicious use of such articles of diet that k constitution may be gradually built -up until strong enough: to .resist eyery, tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating akund us ready ; to. attack wherever there is a weak p-jjnt. We may escape wny f a.fytql sliaft by keeping pip-selves ivell Certified with, pure Wood and a,properly nourished frame.”—See art/cle in the Civil Service Made simply with boiling water or milk; Sold only jn packets or tins, labelled

' JAMES EPPS & CO, i . ,RPJH<®OPATHIC CHEMISTS, . LONUOfi. ESSENCE for afternoon use. IS3 Melbourne Cup Cpnsultation, IsBl. 10,000 EACH KIB^ £1 First Horse, £3OQO ; Second jHoise, £lOOO, Third Horse, £5OO ; Other Starters (divided) £1500; Non-Starters (divided), £2OOO ; 6 Prizes of £lOO each, £6OO ; 6 Prizes of £S(X. each, £3OO j 110 £IIQO. Average, for. Starters is about £75 each ; average for Non-starters is about £25 teach ; and tlfte 1'22 Extra Prizes,ccottaist ing of six prizes of £lOO each, six prizes of £5O each, and 110 prizes of £lo’te&cb, bringing up the number of Winning Tickets to, about 240. This is the best o]jportunity ever, brought before the public in the Australian Colonies. The drawing takes place under any circumstances on or before October 31st. Even though the Gaming and Lotteries Bill becpnies law, this, sweep on Melbourne Cup won t be interfered with, as the Act, .panpot cpnjij into opeyafiop before abput the Bth of November. ' < <' ’ < 1?!?) f Please add exchange to cheque and two stamps for reply and'result. THEQPQ3E, BRQjWN,-hR 19 Grey-street, Auckland, on. Box 810 Post rl • F Office J Auckland. D t 376 £■ ' J' rn-qr ' '