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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3986, 7 October 1881, Page 3

Provisions

NOW E E AD V, v To be had of all 3oafcneUer«i •"■' THE - ''-'•'"'■' '''■"* NEW ZEALAND BEE MAWJAL PEOFUSELY ILLUSTEATED, , pONTAIMNG full.lnstructions for the \J Humane and Profitable management of the Honey Bee, being a Complete HANDBOOK TO MODERN 811 CXTLTUII ' ■ by I. HOPKINS.: , PRIG (f —25., , CLOTH, 3#., New' Price Lists' of all ipiirkn^ Billies may be had on application to lhe author, the Apiary, Parawai -Thames, N.-Z. ( - , 2810 PEOSPECTUB OF THE AUCKLAND COFFEE PALAGK' . COMPANY (Limitkd). Capital: £20,000, in 20,000 Shabbsof £1 bach. ; 7 -.- .~; . Dibeotobs : Mr Graves Aic>in, Bcr. Shirley... W. Baker, Mr John Chambers, Mr tireo.>" % Hemus, Mr John Lamb, Mr Thorns* ."■ Morrin, and Mr Joseph Newmao." --• Soltoitobs : Messrs Wbitoker and jUutell. JBankebß : Bank of New Zealand. Sbcbetaky: Mr John-Milne. 1 Officb of the Company: Colonial Bank Buildings, Queen street ' ,

IT is proposed to establish a Company for the purpose of. supplying-ft »aut.4f*f felt in Auckland, both by residents)«id , travellers, ;vjs., a FAMILY HOTEL, to be conducted on Tempenae* principles, in connection - with ,which there thall be Coffee and Refreshment Boom*. ;-. The leading feature* -tif'thw Company will be to protide— . „. let. A superior Hotel with the comforts of a home, from which alcoholic liquors will be ezcludtd. '- - 2nd. A Large Boom, when T#», Coffee, Cocoa, Lemonade, Aerated Water*, &c, can be alwajs . had, /or the special benefit of the working classes at a cheap rate, at supplied in the Coffee Palaces in England. .- ' ; 3rd. A Best urant where meals of the best quality will be torred ia a clean end attract it c form. , 4th. Separate Dining-room* for Lidies only, Ladies and Gentlemen,, and Gentlemen only. ... sth. A Biliiurd Koom, Beading Boom, . and Smoking Boom for' social recreation. The marked meceps which has followed the establishment of what are known as " Coffee Palaces " in England and various parts of the Colonies is well known. - The absolute necessity for one in this city is recognised, and ttie promoters confidently believe- that, such' an institution cannot f til to prove of great and ' immediate benefit to the com in unity, 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_ pro* moters on very advantageous terms, which it is desirable to secure at once. . The promoters feel that in an enterprise of this nature it is desirable to enlist the sympathy and practical support *of all cla«ssM. With this obj'ot in view, they propose to form the Company, with Shares at £1 each, so M to secure a large proprietary. ,', T , The terms of payment are as follows:—■;ls per share on application; 2s per share on allotment; and the balance, if required, in Culls of 2s 6d per share at intervals of not . less than two months. ' . A meeting of Subscribers will ty> convened at an early date for the election at Dino* tors, &c. . • Application for Shares may be made to Messrs Milne and White, Colonial Bank Buildings, Queen street, or to any member of the " The Auckland Brokers' Association."

TUNING! TUNING!! TUNING Ml AN Order left at Jwfbbsok's, Stationer; or Joslin's, Pollen street, will b« punctually attended to by . 2821 » 0. Stbwabd, Senr.' FOR SALE. A FIRST-CLASS HACK. Apply to— W.BOBBETT, Pollen street. FOR SALE. mWO STACKS of HAY. X Apply to— H. AIXBT, . 2782 Hikutaia.

HOLDEN'S 42s Silver Hunting Watch Guaranteed 2 yean. ■

Thb difference between a Gent and a Genth man.—The Gent turns up what he hat for a now and says, Oh, Ah. The Gentleman walks into McGowak's and says, Mao give eat a pound of jour Tea, and sepd for otdir •very week