E 1 GrOttUntX I Pork Butcher- I WISHES to THANK his Customers and the Public generally for theii Liberal Patronage iv the past, and wishes to intimate ihat he has removed to those commodious premises opposite Salvation Army Barracks, where he wil 3bo pleased to see his old customers and receive a share of public patronage. Pollen Street Central. ALFRED OLDHAM, Mkbxbkr Auckland Stock Kxohanoe Sharebroker, Land Agent, and Financier, 121, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. a. muir TAILOR, BROWN STREET. BEGS to inform his friends and the public generally that he has just received per ss. Papanui, his AUTUMN ' AND WINTER SfOCK, consisting of Scotch ami English 2 weeds, Serges, and Worsted Coatings* An inspection is cordially invitsd. Fit and Workmanship Guarant cd. 1 ' Try Claxtou's for "Charley's Aunt" Shirt* ....„■. .... -



TE AKOHA HOUSE, Te Aroha (Opposite the Town Hall) ---— PRIVATE — BO ABB and RESIDENCE [,\VERY Home.. Comfort. Firat>Class j Accommodation for Invalids and Tourists. The house is newly built and omfrtably furnished throughout. CUISINE A SPECIALITY. MBS BLENCOWE, Proprietress. VICTORIA HOUSE Williamson Street, Thames. PRIVATE BOARD and RESIDENCE \*- Beat Accommodation for Travellers. Three minutes walk from Railway Station Piano, Bath and every home comfort. Terms moderate. MRS GO WELL Proprietress. Native Lands For Sale. OC ACBES near Kopu with Frontage to ZO Main County Road 5 also 15 ACRES on Kirikiri Creek, E. F. Tizard, Mining .Agent, Albert Street. FOB SALE. 'pHE PROPERTY at the corner of A Macky and Willoughbystreets recently purchased by me. Also my present residence in Edward street, The prinoipal portion of the purchase money may remain on mortgage at 6 per cent ALBERT BRUCE,



OtHBH SMOKJI.TSBS CaBTEIDOES :— NOBEL'S BALLISTITE, THE S.S., THE BHULTZE, THE E.O. ELEY'S SMOKELESS at 14<> per 100. Al.o ELEY'S UNIVEKSAL at 10* 6d per 100. j U M.O. NEW CLUB a.t 10s 6d per 100. & IAB&E STOCK or PEA RIFLES, Jtob 15i Each _-—• | All Good* at Cheapest Raiea. B« >g » practical Gunsmith, oi over forty years atf the bsginoM, he can enssra rI! work beinc done wcmndly «nd rp»»nnr.blv, EotaWished on the Tha.tnflß 18(58 During the civil war, as well as in the ate war with Spain, diarrhoea was one of he most troublesome diseases the army had to contend with. In many instances if became chronic and the old Roldiers still suffer from it. 