To Let. TO LET, three-roomed Cottage. Church street, Devonport; good garden; rent low.—R. J.Dubne, Solicitor, Shortland-atreet. ; TO LET, at North Shore, Furnished Rooms; pleasantly situated; terms moderate.—Apply Star Office. LET arid For Sale—Household" Pro. perty; also Shop 3in Newton to Let, Cheap.—Apply T. Rogers, Franklin Koad, near Wood-street. ■■; '. TO" LET, Furnished Bed and Sitting- Rooms, suitable for married couple, with or without-board.—Mrs^G. Dickson, Western Park Terrace. Ppnsonby Road.' TO LET, House of 12 Rooms and Larfte Allotment. Corner. Howe and Haydn- Btreets. • Fine view.-^G. Williamson, Agent, 85Queen-street.■ ~ ■ •' :*',"•?■',.■ >. ". ~-' - -■... '■■■•■ ■■: fjiO LET, the' Residence - now occupied jL by Mr Herman Brown, O'Rorke-street, Albert Park, consisting of 8 rooms, kitchen, pantry, outhouses,.; etc.; rent. £2 per week; inapection invited,—Brown. Barrett and Co. mo LET! TO LET! Send for printed list of Houses. Shops, etc., to Let in all parts of the city and suburbs. Issued weekly by J. Thornes. 81. Queen-street, or take a list from his special rack in every Tram Car. Personal. A UCKLAND Friends will be glad to x\. hear that last week was one of the best I have had as regards' takings since I arrived here in the John Duncan in January. 1864; and though I have long since gone into a much better class of trado than I used to, Dampier's Wonderful Bargains seem to be as popular as ever.— W. H. Dampier, Victoria-street. August 4th, 1892. A LBERT EDWARD, buy me and the c\. children some of the grand Undercloth ing. Boots, and Fancy Goods at tho Selling Off lat Dampier's, three shops in one, Victoria atreet. ;. '■. A RESPECTABLE Young Settler wishes to correspond with a Young Woman with a view to Matrimony: mu».t be under 30. tolerably good looking ; one from the country- preferred.—Address Settler, Te Ko pnru. ACME TAILORING COMPANY. — Suits to measure. Newest style and finish. On deferred payment system.—67, Vic toria-street West. BABIES ~PERA"M~BULATORS. — G reat Reduction. Reversible hood, steel springs, and four rubber wheels, 50s. Buy from the reliable maker—Charles Smith, Queen-st. (opposite Market entrance). BASSINET PERAMBULATORS, rub ber wheelß, fluted bodies, reversible hoods, china handles. 503; deferred payments. —McLeod Bros., Foot of Upper Queen-st. OME AND SEE for yourselves the value you can pot for your money at our Clearing Sale.—J. and W. Williams, Karanga hapeßoad. 