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Observer, Volume 7, Issue 235, 14 March 1885, Page 13

X I B E R A L WOEKS. I have just received from New York per s.s. Australia Selections of the Best Editions of American Liberal Works, comprising those of Payne, Bennett, Ingersoll, Denton, Cardec, Wixon, Blavaisky, and others, which I invite readers to call and see. A. CAMPBELL, Bookseller, Queen-street. ~O d A L M $0 N, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHER, CORNER OF WAKEFIELD & ABERCROMBIE STREETS Auckland. Families waited upon for orders. TVT O T I C E. i _JL_ — — —^— E. McKEOWN begs to inform his numerous Customers and patrons that he has disposed of his Bakery, Grocery, and Restaurant Business to Mr J. STAGEY. In thanking them for the liberal support he has received, he solicits a continuance of the same to his successor. E. McKEOWN. JSTACEY begs to inform the public © generally, and the customers of his predecessors that he will carry on the business, and will endeavour by attention and perseverance — supplying only the best articles — to merit a continuance of support so liberally given to Mr E. McKEOWW. JOSEPH STACEY, Imperial Bakery, Queen-Street Wharf. "TkTEW-CHUM BOYS BY THE DORIC can JL^ earn £1 a week, two hours every evening, by selling the Evening Telephone. WANTED KNOWN— Cheap Boots ! Cheap Boots ! at the Cheap Boot and Shoe Warehouse, No. 42, Victoria-street, Auckland.— WM. HOLDS WORTH, Importer and Manufacturer. Country orders punctuallyattended to whan accompanied by cash