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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3974, 23 September 1881, Page 3

J. E. HANSEN TJ A S ON SAL E — 1 Good Canterbury POTATOES, at 3s 6d ' •....■■ per cwt, by the bug Canterbury CHEESE, from 6d per lb— bj the whole Cheese 4J BACON, by tbe side, 8d to lOd — . Wood's FLOUR, sOlbs, 8s 1 Metk's OATMEAL, 251bs, 4s Thames HONEY—Strained, 8d ' Do In comb, 6d Full Weight CANDLES, lOd Carbolic SOAP, 9d and la PUBE INDIAN and CHINA TEAS, + . from 2s, 2s 63, and 3s per lb. Pare or Mixed COFFEE, from Is 6d to 2s 4d per lb. : J. E. HANSEN, PoILEN STBEET. WANTED, Purchasers of the BEST FRESH BUTTER at Is per lb, at W. Dbbblb's, Holiest on street. PEOSPECTUS AUCKLAND COFFEE PALACE COMPANY (Limited). Capital : £ 20,000, in 20,000 Shabes of £1 EACH. DIRECTOEJ: Mr Graves Aickin, Rjt. Shirley W. Baker, Mr John Chambers, Mr Geo: Hemus, Mr John Lamb, Mr Thomas Morrin, and Mr Joseph Newman. SOHCITOBS : Messrs Whitaker and Russell, BABKBE3 : Bank of New Zjaland. Seobetaey : Mr John Milne. Ofwcb op ihb Companjt: Colonial Batik Buildings, Queen street. IT is proposed to establish a Company for the purpose of supplying a want long felt in Auckland, both by residents andtravellers, viz., a Firat-class FAMILY HOTEL, to be conducted on Temperance principles, iv connection with which there shall b? Coffee and Refreshment Rooms. The leading features of this Company will be to provide— Ist. A superior Hotel with the comforts of a home, from which alcoholic liquors will be excluded. Sad. A.Large Room, where Tea, Coffee, Cocoa, Lemonade, Aerated Waters, &c, can be always had, fw the special benefit of the working classes at a cheap rate, as supplied in the Coffee Palaces ia England. 3rd. A R.est urant where meals of the best quality will be served ia a clean and attractive fora>. 4th. Separate Dining-rcoms for Ladies only, Ladies and Gentlemen, and Gentlemen only. sth. A JCilliard Room, Reading Room, and Smoking Room for social recreation. The marked success which has followed the establishment of what aye known as " Coffee Palaces" in England and vaiious parts of the Colonies ib well known. The absolute necessity for one in this city is recognised, and t'.ie 'prbmdtsrs confidently believe that such an institution cannot fuil to prove of great and immediate benefit to the coma;unify, besides being a financial success to the Shareholders. A very eligible site in the best part of Queen-street is now under offer to the_ promoters on very advantageous terms, which it is desirable to secure at once. %he promoters feel that in an enterprise of Ihie nature it is desirable to enlist the eympatl\j and practical support of all classses. With this object in view, they propose to form the Company, with Shares at £1 each, so as to secure a large proprifctaryTho terms of payment are "as follows:—-Is per share on application; 2s per share on allotment; and the balance, if required, »« CttUe of 2a 6d per share at intervals of not less than two months. A meeting of Subscribers will be convened at an early date for the Election of Directors, &o. . Application for Shares may be made to Messrs Milne and White, Colonial Bank Buildings, Queen street, or to any member of tbe "The Auckland Brokers' Association." I WISH it ta be understood that my object in selling 3s 'xba is the greatest good to the greatest number, and that the greatest number is number c, tberefpre try McGoWAw'a 3s -Xi 4 ■"■■•■ •■■■■■