DEAD AND GONE PLAYERS.

gjs Acting as Good as His Pay,

Theke was a little thin actor of the name of Hamilton. Barry one morning remark j j. o him—" Hamilton, you might have done your part with a little more spirit last night." :He replied—" To be sure I might, and could, but with my salary of forty shillings a week do you think I ought to fl cb with a bit more spirit or a bit better ? your Woodward there has a matter of a thousand pounds a year for his acting. give me half a thousand and see how I'll act. But for a salary of £2 a week, Mr Barry, I cannot afford to give you better -,•■■" ° A Ready Witted Priest. The Rev. Father O'Leary, a u'ell-known Catholic priest in his day, and John Phil pot Curran, tho renowned Irish orator, met one day at the house of the actor, Michael Kelly- They were warm friends, and as jt may be easily imagined, O'Leary v. Curran was no bad match. :' After dinner Curran said to him—"Rev. Tather, I wish you were Saint Peter." "And why, Counsellor, would you wish " that I were St. Peter?" asked O'Leary. "Because, Rev. Father, in that case," E ald Curran, " you would have the keys of ' Jfeaven, and you could let me in." .... "Bymy honour and conscience, Coun sellor," replied the divine, " it would be tetter for you that I had the keys of the otter place, for then I could let you out." Lear In Chancery. i At a period when Mossop, tho great ; actor,' was managing the theatre in Smock I Alley, Dublin, business was bad and the I actors were not paid their salaries. One . night Mossop, playing Lear, was supported I in the arms of an actor playing Kent, who whispered to him "If you don't give me : your honour, sir, that you'll pay me my j arrearages this night before I go home, I'll I let you drop." Mossop, alarmed, besought I the man not to speak to him now. " 1 I irill/'said Kent, " I will: I'll let you drop." I Jlossop was obliged to give the promise, :: andtlie actov thus cot his money, the eUeeb of a desperate though well timed hint. ; How the Servants Lost the Gallery. Previous to the production of " High Life Jtelow Stairs " in'Londou, the upper gallery ...mus free to the servants of those who had places in the boxes. The whole race of the domestic gentry on the first tight of the excellent little piece ■'were in a ferment of rage at what they considered would bo their ruin; and from ;tlieir gallery came hisses and groans, and even many a handful of halfpence was flung .'on the stage at I'hiilip, my Lord Duke, Sir ■ Harry, and 'others. The tumult went on ' for a few nights, but ultimately was a good thing for all concerned, as it gave David ' parrick a fair occasion to shut the galleries j from the servants and ever after make it a pay place. How to Keep Your Temper. * Macklin was a man of very irritable tem per and a severe taskmaster at rehearsal, •put he made sturdy and habitual efforts to keep his temper down. One morning at re ; : foarsalone of the actors got tired with over particularity, as he called it, and declared it worse that the Prussian exercise. ... Macklin paused, looked at the refractory actor, and quietly said : —i" Suppose we all ■ goand sit down a little in the green-room.' nei walked in, and the actors followed ; he .Kit down, and they seated themselves ; he I /then took out his watch, looked at it, and i laid it on the table. '"Now," said he, , "we'll just sit here one hour." The per ;;formers' acquiesced, but kept rather an awful silence. At the expiration of the .hour taacklin took up his watch. " JS row v " he said, "we" are all in good humour, and ' we'll go upon,.,the stage and begin our re . tearsal,"—E; H. Btodikrt.

Ancient History Modernised.

"Pa,"asked Willie Jones, a? he wassbudy * ing his history lesson, "who was Helen of .Troy!" "Ask your ma," said Mr Jones, Vfhowasnob well up in classic lore. " Helen ,' of Troy," said Mrs Jones, who was sewing I a new heel on the baby's shoe, " was a girl v who used to live with us; she came from ...Troy, N,Y., and we found her in an intolli r.eenceoffice. She was bhe best girl 1 ever '■had before your father struck Bridget." •'"■. Did pa ever strike Bridget?" asked \Villie -pricking up his ears. "I was speaking ' paragorically," said Mrs Jones. There was a silence for a few minutes, then Willie - came on another epoch in history : " Ma, who. was Marc Antony?" "An old coloured man who lived with my pa. What does it say about him there?" "It I 6ays that his wife's name was Cleopatra." "The very same. Old Cleo' used to wash , for us. It's strange how they come to be .in that book." "History repeats itself," murmured Jones, vaguely, while Willie , looked at his ma with wonder and admira tion that one small head could carry all she knew. Presently he iound another .question to ask. "Say, ma, who Was Julius Caesar?" "Oh, he was one of the pagans of history," said Mrs Jones, trying 'to thread the point of her needle;. "Bub | what made him famous '{" persisted Willie. " Everything,'' answered Mrs . Jones, complacently : "he was one who said, 'Eat, tliou brute,' when his horse wouldn't take his oabs. He ; dressed in a sheet and pillowcase uniform, . ajd when his enemies surrounded him he shouted, "Gimme liberty, or gimme death,'and ran away. iJ "Bully for him," remarked Willie, .shutting the book of history. " But, say, ma, how came you to know so much ? Won't 1 lay over the other •'fellows to-morrow ?" "I learned it at .'school," said Mrs Jones, wibh an oblique glance at Mr Jones, who was listening as grave as a statue. "I had superior advan tages, and I paid attention and remembered raat I heard." "Well, I say, ma, who was Horace?" "Your pa will tell you : about him, I am tired," said Mrs Jones. Then they listened with pride and approval while Mr Jones informed his son that Horace was the author of the "Tin ■Trumpet" and a rare work on farming, and people's choice for a President, and only composed Latin verses to pass away time «atl amuse himself.

Some Facts About Pipes.

WJHU, a mountain village of Thuringia, is centre of the pipe manufacture of Ger many. Like Sheffield, ifc was famous in he Middle Ages for its arms and armour, at a subsequent period for its knives. ' npn the use of tobacco became common P, Europe it turned its attention to the all v.tion of iron smoking pipes. Gradu al however, beginning in the 17tli cen fyjtoeerscliaum and wood were adopted as °re suitable materials to work upon. The pipe was carved in the early f' of the Thirty Years' War, and 'auenstem is said to have bought it, Esk"<n c Clay is fco be Procured only ab ii! ' A~~r' 'n f"a Mi"01") where there are , Bj> deposits, and whence it is "sent direct manufactories at Ituhla, of which -Qj 6 c at present 40, employing almost BBah P 0?"1^5011 of tllo district. The Bnol °* r>es an(i otlier ilt' ticles dear to avera 618 LUF n' e(* 012t is enonnaus, the yearly being 540,000 real meerschaums, y,Spn. price from 3d to £12 apiece; tocilvcitation meerschaums at from Is. mL • Z6n ' 96 00> 000 porcelain pipe ,&«>,.either plain white or gaily painted/ Wnm pl'ice from 4d- fco lOs- the dozen ; ;ij 6 g -^wooden pipes of infinite variety conn, 1 °^ ornamentation, and price, tho aiid"it 1 '- Ild?- ljoillg extremely cheap, C(l tol Jnos. c artistically carved fetching a| natively high price ; 3,U00,U00 bbwla

of clay or lava, plain ab aboub 3d., -of-bebfcer kinds afc 3s. the dozen ; 15,000,000 pipes composed of separate parts (bowl, stick, cover, &c), from sd. bo £25 bhe dozen. Ihere are flve qualibies of meerschaum used in bhe making of pipes; bhe best is known by its facile absorption' of'the nicotine juice of tobacco, which gradually develops inbo a rich brown plush upon the surtace, and when this process is well ad vanced bhe pipe becomesalmostinvulnerable without being hard. A specimen of this kind sold ab Vienna for £50, although it was nob very highly carved.

.'. THE;'ADCE:|AyD ;■ EV^NIS©- ISTAR,'■; U ONDAY, MAY;' 80, 1887.

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• Business Notices. "'. . .'.' THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF NEW ZEALAND, ITS OBJBCTS'-ARE SPECIALLY PROTECTIVE. frS^ Efl^to i^rion^™^ W? n°gl6?ted -to .makfl. their wills, «nd who have not any ftKKf 'heir Bohcitorß as to their «ill ß whilst iv pofmeeßios of health and uuiumair/dfaculties Wee w'SSfe"toSor ? ul£ lm<!s 'Ot tht>ir w'fiheß is w-nred by the -appolSKtS the S foe ct len Shillings. Butnect io the provis ons ot the Public TruatOffice Acts any DresonUrmteo sWs^ wilASrupU^ The scale of Cues applicable o the classes of Kstntes above referred to is as follows :- On all receipts of incomo under k trust, or on realising property under a will, or transfer vt administration or probate „ .. £5 n ar cant For rendering Property-Tax iemm (If nocosbary) . .' ljT/ P For rendsriDK Htsmp account (if nece&sarj) ;.. .. .. "2/6 oor prniM lirtn ten £1 For obtain eg piobato lifneoi.Bssrj) ■••«£ -Percent JMin. reo, *l • For investlDif funds, it the bum lent ta under ai QOO .'' ." \X IZ cent £10 For investing funOe, if the sum kntlb over fii.oOO Z « -16/ per cent! The Public Trustee holds large auniß of money for Investment on real security at current ratPH Df inieroßt. Any sums tney be advanced on first mort,ajte of £ e-.hnld property to the extent of Bite half of it« autu*l v r lue. ».pp icailora for advances will b« reo.ivnri-it Vk. • exton' ol .-.-. . . . E- P. WATKIS, ' - ' . ■ • Auckland Agent. HENDERSON. HOBSGWVILLE. THE AUCKLAND BRtCiUND POTTERY MWUt OEG to announce that they have oompleted tho purchase of the businefra an> property of the Auckland Bbiok and Tilk Company (Libtitkd). The exteneive w«rkaat Henderson and Hobsonville are now in full o-poration, and are turning out Bricks and Pottery of tho fiaesfc quality. ORDERS RECEIVED AT THE COMPANY'S DEPOT, BREAKWATER ROAD, BY EDWIN HORNS BY, AGENT OR AT THE TOWN OFFICE, 14, VICTORIA ARCADE, FORT-STREET. JOSEPH BARBER, General Manager, The lest Black for Bloom, Beauty, and Durability■. Smith cf Cdughey. importers c t Dress Fabrics, #c. CONSUMPTION, CURABLE I "MR G. T. CONGREVE Ol" CONSUMPTION AND ITS SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT. . Showing that direful disease to be curable in all ita stages ; with observations On ASTHMA, CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, ETC." : :: Fkcm the "Christian Herald," March 31, 1886. MR G. T. CONGaKVIC'S TKNA.TMKNT OF CONSUMPTION AND OTHER ~ , ; . L caasT DiaKA.dKB " Continues to oe in<*uo a great blessing to sufferere, far and wide, in every part or the kingdom." . ,1 " Tho world ma tvu ourselves owe him a debt of gratif^cr, "ot lons* since we placed a young lady undei li'.b u~re, who has recovered her health, vrA we need only point to the cases (Mr Uongreve lo publishing one ever week), many o* wVich had been given up as past all hope." ■ "There can be no doubt that for Consumption and othtc Cheßt Complaints, Mr Con greve is a specialist ot the first order, and stands unrivalled. Certainly there has been no otherdbcovery in medical science from which the consamptivepatieut may gather bo much hope as from his." "The one himi>a£,d and THiRTr-THEEE cases which are recorded in Mr Congreve a book are a mo.t convincing testimony; but what have been long 8 marvel are the casos of cure which have been published for several years past in the weekly journals (our own included), one every week." (The reader is referred to the " Christian World," " Chris tian Age," "Christian Globe," &c, &o.)- . The author (Mr Congreve, of Ooombe Lodge, Peckbatn, London), has been urgently entreated to make his treatment known in all the British Colonies. The price of the Book is— bIXPEJSICB, OR BEVENPENCE, POST FREE. Published by UPTuN AND CO., AHOBTLAND. ; And may bo ordered through any Bookßfe'lar ■• WL for every form of Z^iß|£ ■ RJ SKIN AND BLOOD W M&mL msEASE '.J^Pk ; Eczema on~Soalp. TMSFTGURra& HUMORS, Humiliating Eriip- / AUTICOBA RESOLVENT, the new Blood Purl. I ) tioiiß Itohine and Burning Skin and Scalp \j fler, Diuretic, and Apeneut, oleaoßes the Blood Tortm4 s ; and efery %ecie" ff Itchlnfc Scaly, and Perspiration of all .Impurities an.' Potaonons Pimply, Inherited, Scrofulous, and Sypbflitic Dis-Blemcnts, and thus removes the OAUfaE. Hence eases of the' Blood, Skin and Scalp, with Lobb of it cures Bpeedily, permanently, and economically. % tt! S.°!l^lSd PuK SS ~^^. toCtau- SK IN CUUK (a Medical ' nX, and CotSubT. and CimcnßA Soap, tho Jelly for external twe), inßtantly allays Itching and .-SS'Bldn Cures and Beautifiers, cxteinal.y. ! SOI VENT will speedily euro Itching Diseasea of Sunburn, and Rough, Chapped, or Greaay Skin. the Skin and Scalp, when all other means fail. -^ZZTri^^^ B m the only" real Blood A Mraarniflcent Popular Work on the Skin, Purifiers and Skin Beautifies '"* from m" ™/J' with Enwaved Plates, is wrapped about tho Rksol- arsenic, lead, zinc, or any other mi«« °*:™st •' -■Si S one hundred fcstimoiiiaU, solemnly table poiuon wha soever • G"a™mecd» M^elv sworn to before the British Consul which repeat pure by ■ the Analytical Chemlsta of the Btato W this story: I have been a terrible sufferer for years Massachusetts. • . from Diseases of the Skin and Blood; have been jj> or g a io by all vendors of medicine. Price, obliged to shun public places by reason of my dia- Cuticuua, sDcts.; large boxes, $1.00. Outicxtra figuring humors; have had the best physicians; g OAP 25 eta. Cuticura Rrsolvbnt, $1.00. have spent hundreds of dollars, and got no relief wholesale Agents, New South Wales, R. Towns until I used the Cuticura Rembdmb, which &(^ Sydney; Victoria, Foltou CMnwade & Co., nave cured me, and left my skin aad blood as Melbourne; Hoatfi Aistwlta, A. M. Bictford & pure ns i child's. Bead to any wholesale druggist g on ,, Adelaide; Queensland, Elliott Bros. & Co., named in the opposite column, for "How to Cure Brisbane; New Zealand, N. Z. Drug Co, AucK gkta nnd Blood Diseases," i anc i BDC i Dunedin. Ob Adbrbss with Stamp, . ,r Pekpabhp by thb _ K. Towns & Co., New South Wales, j Potter Drag & Chemical Co., Boston. U.S. A,



Business Notices. / IHE J\_MERICAN CO EN BROOM GO, EXMOCJTH STREET. QINGER SEWING MACHINES. O Sales in 1884 606,202 Machines. Sales in 1881..;...562,036 Machines. Increase...... 42,250 Machines, AT2CI, QUEEN-ST., AUCKLAND. iarTIIREE OUT OF EVEVY FOUR MA CIIINJ£S SOLD IN THK WORLD ARE SINGERS. UPWARDS OF THREE HUNDRED FIRST PRIZES ! AND AT CHRISTCHUKCH EXHIBITION. TWO GOLD & TWO SILVER AI£J)AIA TO BE OBTAINED AT PEP 2/6 WEEK PEil j£/G WEEK BEWARE OF GERMAN AND OTHER ' IMItATIOiN'S. singer sewing machines. Iron Curved for Verandas (ANY FA'f'i'JCKN) AT SHORTEST NOTICE. George Manufacturing Plumber, AND IMPORTER Off ALL TRADE REQUISITES WELLESLEY STREET EAST (opposite New Library), and BROWN & DAVY STREETS, THAME3, HAS FOR SALK— 200 Cormgated Galvanized Tanks (assorted) 500 Colonial Ovens (all sizes) -. 50 000 feet Lead Edge Ridge Cap (all sizes) {i 0 000 feet O G. Snouting (all sizes) 60.000 feet Downpipes (all sizesr . 50,000 feet Galvanized Water Pipes (all sizes) Lead-head Nails, Lead Washers, Portable Ovens, Furnace Frames, Copper Boilers, etc., etc., etc. Awarded Three First Prizes forabove lines, at Auckland Agricultural Show. Lai-Rest and best selection of Gas Globes in Auckland. As G. MCCAUL is a direct importer for cash, he Is in a position to supply the trade at the lowest remunerative prices. Liberal discounts to tho trade. Country Ordoro Dunctually attended to. GEORGE EVIcCAUL, Manufacturing Plumber, and Importer of all Irade Requisites, Wellesley-st. Eaat (opposite New Library), and Brown and Davy-streets, Thames. m■ H E S E ,y a n; s ARE SPECTALI.Y ADAPTED FOR REMOVING FURNI TURE. They Carry Big Loads, Protect from Sun and RpinfandVvo Competent Drivers. TTVERY KIND OF CARTING WITH y jBFFIOIENCY & DESPATCH. ON SALE: Coals, Wood,' Charcoal, Coke Posts, Rails, Palings, . ~, ..• ~ , Bricks, Lime, band; - Tanks, Cement, Shells Drain Pipes, Scoria Asn, etc. ' W. &G. WINSTONE. ; OACKS ! . , SACKS ! SACKS ! The UndersignedisTcash Buyer 6f Good Second-hand drain Sacks^ Customs-streot.



rZ-^iil '.V---i •• ■ Drapery, Clothing, &c I , , : i "'■• >df J^ Ladies' Umbrellas/ J^ii /»Hd / J^S A very large assortment of Ladi^'Silk Umbrellas from 4s lid each. Special W ommT,i^^^W -wif attention is drawn to the Ladies' "Climax" Umbrellas at 18s lid, usual SFll W* m A case of Gentlemen's "Climax" Umbrellas, which have a world-wide ft mJMFWr kLjSf reputation for durability, to be sold very. ch^p. The quality usually sold at WMwW m&r ' 3?s 6d is now offered at 22s 6d, while ajnuoea will buy one of those generally JHI QUEEN STREET, Ladies' Woo! Shawls. .' . A large stock of these goods in great variety of stylo and quality from Is 9d •. • tSI AUOKLAJNIJ. each. Ladies' Opera Hoods—pretty and useful—at 4a 6d. /&™\twsxk ' Ladies' Hand Bagsl .- :.: A- BPlei)did assortment, comprising all the latest novelties, afc very moderate prices. Mantle Ornaments. . , . , f\ lA\l\ fv9\ The newest styles in Braid, Beaded, and Chenille Mantle Ornaments—very choice. IdfiPiiii^ Astrachan Trimmings. Z—X tm^&K mrr\- Black and all the fashionable colours from 9d per yard. The new Oolinderies Trimming, / uriTTtiMDiiTOiv Astrachan and Plush, is very handsome and effective. V.' , . Draper and Hosier, i Laces and Fioundngs. r QUEEN STREET. $[7* Real Maltese Lace, very cheap, from 6Jd per yard. Real Torchon and; Valenciennes I / Laco—new patterns. Flounoing Lace, for evening wear, White, Cream, Tuscan, Fawn mU\\\vVvUTO^^^^^^ Plain, Striped, and Fancy-edged Ribbons, in Velvet, Satin, Ottoman and Faille, in all »*4iijy»WW the leading shades. Coloured Sash Ribbon, elevon inches wide, at Is 2d per yard. \ I &fr. Ladies' Handkerchiefs. . -". \l\ '. ." JL lUr ladies' White and Coloured Bordered Cambric Handkerchiefs from 3s 6d per dozen, fe|r Ladies' Shat Silk Handkerchiefs, Bplen^id value at Is 6d eaCfa. "--■ '-■■■■ William Rattray 178, 180, 182, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, _'.. IMPORTER OF DRAPERY, MILLINERY, COSTUMES, MANTLES, ETC■ ETC. co.ooo (,(, rr^i~| —I — T7\ TTT A mTl"r\im —! — Y~\~\T 60" 000 SOLD IN ENGLAND I j—j H \\j A H Kn L \~\ V SOLD IN ENGLA^D in six months. -JL-J—l—«—i » V JLA_JLJLiJ_L t-J-J' *-J XI JL. .• ,: in six months. r ft 8188 ... . SB THE marvellous and-wonderful "WATER- X RiQ \jkg ffJ'|'p»6'l%Bß?^/? «* ni^E mosb complete Factory and beab BURY WATCH," manufactured by ° •«** ww bab wo sseau jfa a au tomatio machinery enable them .to the Waterbury Watch Company, has, J^S^^l^^^. '• produce .^ '■•• ■ , ever einco its appearance in the market), Eg \iM --. y^\ -r~\r-r' * m y"N '~r~r t~i i~i continuously met with unbounded approbation. Bl Ml^K1 ijf V . In fact no other watch ever had such an en- EVERY WORKING DAY, thusiastic reception, as evidenced by our sales jOiL_ , , . , c- -^ , .i ' . And all are run a,nd regulated Six Days at fchfc as above. J^^^^^^^^^^^^S. Factory, and.^hree Days in Auckland. The Secret of our Success. EVEKY WATOH IS PEItIi' ECT- The Company are carrying out the object of If IKw . ' <l_^^S THE •" ' : r , :;::>i _, Mv , -"^MgA dp WATERBURY WATCH. TILE CHEAPEST TIME-KEEPING **^^ } WATCH IN THE WORLD. SIMPLE' Only one sizo, all are Keyless, in Nickel' Silver Cases, open-faced. PRICE (each Watch in Satin-lined TBoxes) 13s 6d, Post Free, 14s 3d. E. PORTER & CO., AUCKLAND. ;



Insurance - ' i.j 11111 " 'ill. i. i r, i i •^TEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COM- x A Q m Tn Tn "\Xr Tr7"-O-o- T ;r^ JM PANY (FIXE AND MARINE). JU ./__ O X Jb ±_ VV VV JED JED KS. Capital £1,000,000. j -— ■■ ■' '' ' — --—— Paid-up and Rosorve Fund5......£_15,01X) , — ,-.... j PROTECTION FROM BTO_ToR MARINE LOSS GIVING UP BUSINESS. I ~-, Can b_ Effected in this Company. . ' CLAIMSMET W^TH^ROMPTITUDE AND LAgT pEW W£ E - JAMES BUTTLE, Manager. . , ~ j SOT THE . ;":■■ . . 7V\ '■• • <■":'' r ■;,.■;: ■■ -...;■ ■liJ A of hw__al_™. GREAT OLEARUSTG,SALE.1 9 FIRE, MARINE, AND GUARANTEE. O . . ■ \J ' Capital.. .: ..£1,000,000 (Q • A WK"FT<? VFRV nirpip M With Unlimited Liability of Shareholders. BLANKETS VERY CHEAP. Jl!v./_ ;& -■ LJ HEAD OFFICE: PRINOES-St., DUNEDIN. -a All-wool Flannels from ... . .* , ( . .™~~. " .„. 10d.. H FIRE ana MARINE INSURANCE accepted All-wool Crimean from ■ .... ... '; A A: lsld;'- ' at lowest current rates. m 72m. White 1 will Sheeting from «» *. ■ B|d:,, : ~ ,b» FIDELITY of persons in Situations of Trust m Ladies' Macintoshes from i M \i. ~.„ 3s lid . P^ guaranteed. ; Ladies' Ulsters from ... • .^. ~jf ' «it 3slld ' r «_{ Prompt"Settlementsmade., M Fur Oapoa, 10s lid, usual price 16s' , ~ ~.. M o™_, coLom™jTu,L:«__»«, g- »~s'»^; Biißtj ' £rom & =., -■- __ - >..;, S FKEIJEIiicK: NUTTER, X , ...,■,.>,, 1 ;— — — __ii _£ ; (-^ . MaUiiKer. AuolUand Branch. \-J • Li^ii- .» . ■ —^—^ ~§ A.. SNEDDEa^. ;;•;::::.; g. :. . -^^^Sr- 62, tIUEE N . S.T R E E..,T.;j^ ~.,..,, y ■ GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE! M — i \ '. . , : . DEPABTMEKT. M Splendid Tweed Trousera from "U. ' '%»" ' .^''islW '"'^ ' Tf) Loans Bepayable by Inotalments vj Good Tweed Suifts from ...... .VV •&• „, 21s od' iv ■_ —— i,1' , /^\ Black Macintosh Coaia from &, . , a j4l j:.„ 8s lid ( J ,mHIS Department is prepared to make t\A- i) Tweed Macintosh Coats from _1 'i "' : -oS J'-; ; X vances ou Mortgage, not exceeding one- xweea Macintoso ooats irom A „, 25s . l_j half of the value of the property mortgaged, LJ Onmean otnrts from ... ;% ft , 2a 6d _j '■' in Bums of Money from £100 to £3,000, repay- Ln Stroner Cofcton Shirts from ! «4 -3K __■-l»-flrf • LJ able by half-yearly instalments! extending ~f) Cardigan Jackeia from T ..?>-> , -A "**.:■ i_ .-■• Tj over 12, ID, or 20 years, on the folio wing terms:- -*- L-araigan Jacuew irom _. . .*...!«_>;;•.«.-6a 6d .. r, U1 Half-yearly Payment &0-» *c., . &o, r foreacnilOO. ■!■•;•, .: 'u/l'l',^ i. ;■ ;■".■;:. .>:*;- ;■ ■•..,.'■ Period of Loan— _ s. d. • . ~~ ' . : : Twelve years ...... 6 4 7 i r^-XT ~m~r~\-rS.-rT<^i.'*vJ ■■• '■<■''■■ Vl j ''Ti'-7 ' ''i( r-i .Twenty years 4 13 8 ,; -O-. . kJXN JLIi'JL/_L/-jL!_±>| ;:.,■, . •-: . : : , - Loans of this nature, repayabla' by instill- ' / . mentswherebyprincipalandinteresiiareboth _._ __ ;■ ■' ■ , ; .■ _, .__-__,: :_^■•^_<r_L.:■■:, :i :. ':•..<' ■ ;,: liquidated witMu a given time, and on terms 62, QUEE JN STREET. of a most favourable onaracter, present . ■ , s , : j ... m,.'-.- ■..:'•■■ marked advantages to settlors and others. ■■ ............ ~,„.- The borrower, any time before the expiry . ........ ... , of the ful 1 period (but not sooner than Jour T TV/T TV/P T_n -JsT WTH "P?, ~H] T~\ X T <^1 Tlf i~~\ TSTTCI t/ear« after the commencement of the loan), XJL*jLJj_LJ_UjLN O-G_ JCvUi JJ U UXXUiN O. may redeem the same, with or without notice, P ■ ■ ' on term* which can bs ascertained at thia . ' : ; ■ : . . •: ?-: ;i office, or at any of the offices of this Depart- . ■.■■;'"' ■..-*■ . v. ment, where also forms of application can be ' ' ' k-u obtained. D . M . LUOKia, I . _~, . "'" '? —•■•- "•"""••■ WE ARE THE CHEAPEST 1 ~\~&T ' ' T B ' V' S, _ M -^ m ~- w^Aft gr" •' • -'■' '' BOOKBINDER, PAPER RULER, J? jfjrj £ j^^'^^^^^^^^^^^o^' BAKERS'""SPECIAL RULED DAY B00K& V^/I' ________BH_ma__»_l__ ''^^ "^^^^^^^^^■'^T°_r^' '•' BAND AND CHOIrVuSIC BOOKS !a!s^ ' ::• dtJITS to order from 50s, with an "extra IkAI-)A JM ixAM APJE ROAD ': '' ■ ' g iio Pai r o f Trou ß erafor_otbin ßl - J .H.DaUo_ I CORNER OF EASIEST. '