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y— —— — — i i, ■..,—■ 1,, i. JO;. JML. jtIEIGHTON & 00. HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE, AND GENERAL AaENTS, VALUATORS AND ACCOUNTANTS. Rents and Accounts Collected. Properties Bought and Sold. Mortgages and Loans Negotiated. Surveys Executed. CENTRAL CHAMBERS (Offices Upstairs), 11 7, Queen-street, Auckland (Opposite T. & S. Morrin's). SPECIAL NOTICE TO HOTEL PROPRIETORS, BILLTARD-ROOM PROPRIETORS, &o. MR GEORGE REED, Cabinetmaker, French Polisher, and Upholsterer, of Hobson-street, near the City Hotel, is prepered to make Perished Billiard Cushions equal to new at 50 per cent, cheaper than they can be done elsewhere. Old Tables cleaned, covered, and polished, also reerected and made equal to new. Auckland, December 2nd, ISSI<. — Mr Greorgc Reed : Dear Sir, — It is with pleasure we noted the great success you made of the billiard cushions we left in your hands, wlr'ch were then as hard as wood, but now are in the same condition as new ones ; in fact, we had no idea the same could be done in the Colony, and can certainly recommend your work as being of first-class merit. Trusting you will meet with the success your efforts in this new local industry merits, we remain, dear sir, yours faithfully, Ehrentried Bros., N. A. Myers. BY SPECIAL 'j-PlfijiPS^ APPOINTMENT. fi c o r a c -j-\ ix o n (Awarded Prize Medal Sydney Exhibition), DIXON'S /-N INGKEK XX A LE > A NON-ALCOHOLIC, REFRESHING, AND STIMULATING BEVERAGE. May be procured everywhere, in Quart and Pint Botties. Purchasers are cautioned against inferior imitations. Sole Aq-ent (Wholesale) — ARTHUR H. NATHAN. BOOTS. "OOOTS. THE RED BOOT WAREHOUSE. Just Opened — 16 TRUNKS BEST GENTS' ENGLISH BOOTS AND SHOES, Also A GRAND LINE OF GENTS' COURT SHOES. The whole will be sold at such prices as to defy competition. Note the Address — " RED BOOT," Victoria Stheet. « k3 A W K I N S, Sole Proprietor. THE "EVENING mELEPHONE. A FIRST-CLASS NEWSPAPER, POUR PAGES, 2-i LONG COLUMNS, Is now Published at 40, VICTORIA STREET, AUCKLAND, PRICE, ONE HALFPENNY. The Telephone is a Liberal Newspaper, and gives ree expression of opinion on all political questions of •the day. Men of Liberal convictions should support the Tele phone, which is sent post-free throughout the Colony at 6s. per quarter, paj'able in advance. MORRIS & CO., Proprietors. AGENTS WANTED IN DISTRICTS NOT YET REPRESENTED. Advertisements of Situations, Wanted and Vacant, Houses to Let or Wanted, Lands for Sale or Disposal, inserted at the rate of 20, words for Sixpence. THOMAS HILL, — CORNER OF — WELLESLEY & ELLIOT STREETS (Late of Holland and Fortzer, Queen-street), Wishes to inform the old customers of the above firm and the public generally that he has commenced business at the " SUGAR LOAF," corner of Welleslet and Elliot-Streets, opposite the Opera House. Mb. HOLLAND and many of the old staff's services being obtained, they will be in attendance. Every kind of Groceries in stock. Eggs and Butter fresh from the country received bi-weekly. Families Waited ok for Oiude K S. ATKINSON, PROFESSIONAL DRESS AND HABIT MAKER. N.B. — Ladies residing at a distance can have their material made up by a system of self measurement, to be had on application. Wedding and Mourning Costumes made on the shortest possible notice. BELCHER'S BUILDINGS, Kabanguhape-eoad (near Symonds-street).