Burying People in House Wall.

;ife : stubborn prejudice which still'exists in all i?arta a burial in a ne>v ceme ; Lor cl,urc]wrd fact that times; the first to be"buriod' was • and in medtaval times was held perquisite of the Devil, who steppedintotheplace of the ; pagan deity. The latent instance with which we are 3d aud which is well authenti • Stons, trodden down and rammed Iffi mould, and exposed to dry iq the £ When thoroughly baked and solid S turned out of the mould, and is then •wiavfofuse." Geronimo was a Christian "So had served in a Spanish regimentr; he -was taken by pirates and made over to the Algiers. When the fort was in. , imstraction. Geronimo was put into one of •S moulds and the concrete rammed ■roond him (lSth. September, 1569), and •Sn the block was put into the walls. XDego da Haedo, the contemporary 30r4 the "Topography of Algiers." gavs-"Qn examining with attention the fesofpise which form-the walls of the fort a block will be observed in the north ': wall of which the surface has sunk in, ami looks as if it had been, disturbed ; for the body in decaying left a hollow in the block, which has w?e4 the smkage. On December 27th, 1853, the block was exhumed. The old fort was demolished to make room for the modern " Port dcs vingt quiitre-heures," under the direction of Captain Sqsoni, when a petard which had 'been placed beneath two or three courses of ",., pise near the ground, exploded, andoxposed s cavity containing a human skeleton, the whole of which; waS visible, from the neck to : in a perfect s.tate of preservation. ■•Tiw-TWj'eins, the cast oi the head, and the ■'iroken'bld'dk of pise, now in the '■'CatyaraloT Algiers. The walls of Scutari' are said also to con- a'victim j- , in this case of a woman, who was-built in, but an opening ■'to left tlircnjgh-wliicb. her-infant. might be ■passeiin to be suckled by her, as long as i'pTiem'airi'ed-in' the : 'poor creaturej' after .:.'fh}cht!]§ hole was closed. ■ ~,■■.:.;, ...;.■• At Acta, in the vilajet of Janina, also a woman' was ;walled into the foundation of ttebjidge.. The gravelly soil gave way, anditwas decided that the only means by whiohjie substructure could be consolidated • was by a human life; One of the mason' 3 brougSf her husband a bowl with his dinner, dropped liis ring into the foblSijug foisjesr pier, ,and asked her to seatcb-ioi it. "\ATien she descended into'the masons threw in lime and stones upoß h|i', and'buried her. , _Ihe:MQwing story is told of several churches of Europe. ■ The masons could not . get the walls to stand, and they resolved among themselves to bury under them the first Somali or child that came to their works: I'hey took oath to this effect. The first to arrive was the wife of the 'inafer-maain,' who came with the dinner. The men at once fell on her and walled her . feto'the iouiidations. One version of the isiury Is less gruesome. The masons had provided meat .for: thoii? ivork, and the " iaiter had dealt:so carelessly with the pro- Vision that it ran out. before the building \wasmßqh advanced. She accordingly put the remaining I bones into a cauldron, and made a soup of vegetables When she brought it to the mason,' he flew into a rage, ,ajidkiiltthe cauldron and bones infcothe .■wall, as a perpetual caution to improvident Wives. This is the story of the church of -,N6tre Dainb at Bruges, where ths cauldron and hones are supposed still to be seen in the wall. At Tuckebrande are two basins , biiilt into the Avail, and various legends not agreeing with one another are told to ac count for their presence. Probably these cauldrons contained the blood of victims of eomeaorfc, immured to secure the stability ;of the edifice. <: >■- - A very cuiious usage prevails in Bou toajiiaand Transylvania to the present day, ffhieh ia a reminiscence ; of the old inter . went in the foundations of a house. When iMsons are engaged on a. new dwelling, they, ehdeayoiu , to catch the shadow of a . ■ stranger passing by and wall it in, and . ™>}viustohesand mortar whilst his shadow reste tin.tie walls, If no one goes! by to : cast his shade on the stontis, the masons go :' to quest of a woman or child, who does not Deiong to tlie place, and, unperceived by feiierson, apply a reed to the shadow, ' ? n( l thx s reed ie then immured ; and it is Delle ™J that when this is done, the woman or child thus measured will languish and aw, but luck attaches to the house. In "WB.WS see the survival'of the old confusion 4wfa SOul aDcl shade - Tlie Manes are te shadows O f the dead. In some places who' has sold his soul lα' i f vil is sWowless, because soul X-WWare.one. But there are snnstances5 nnstances 0{ substitution hardly less

d have been found immured in CUriou , s ob ieets like ninepins, c imitati °BS of babes in S b i iry a child ' an mage vepre- SEP .in- the waU in i P fcs plLe. to immure an egg. The sSw K IU lb , lfe ' bufc ""developed life, SS^ |in «-^ in of Svsholt l^^ 3 n^in teined without iSr*? 11 was th «t of a candle, β^nrj? W?s t-he candle was burned -ffi, f S )e . sacrifi ce of a human victim. 2Jg Gould, .in »Murray's

Prosecute the Swindlers!!

!»5S?K,5y? r in>«lo«n Hop Bitters f n Velse indict hhn f} ?v, yy o ur " 10ne y «■«?/ ---forda morda m aK"g fm. t for - the fraud and sue him Wtolify for & e Se d fe nd We wUI pa^

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THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAB, FEXDAY, JULY .15,. 1887.

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TS " " DRESS MATERIALS DRESS MATERIALS KRESS MATERIALS ■ MEWS "CLOTHING. ■WEST POSSIBLE EEMimER tocl ea r *e.h O leof thei, iLe.se Btock of WINrER S~G SdISJeES E Y S to season, j £ efe^Sto^ -- DRESS MATERIALS, and in order to do so are mak, COSTUME MIXTURES CRAPES &&&», priceS att » cl W* ?W to an ? are 6^T B baVßainS m B ° y9 >'■■ ■ TvPPTI?Ti H» WAfWtvW . I .■ . * Kmokerboqkers and Trousers, Men's Trousers, Men's !- ''P'OMPEj 11 IUIN jJJkrlM'* ing immense reductions in all lines. JERSEY CLOTHS OTTOMAN CLOTHS customer on application. Trousers and Vests, Men's; Sac Coats, Men> Sac Suits, ln^W* 1 ■ _« nmrnmrn ct. /-< t. a . i.i- l , . ~ '. i- x i— Gents' Overcoats, Mackintoshes (with and-without , ... .■..-. CHECK WINCEYS SERGES And in fact every material imported into . ' . , . '. , „■ .. , _ ~...::,,;.? /■-■■■■- - ._+;« ie and<>aveyour j.l • ■ • capes), must be cleared regardless ot cost. Do not Ensure yournaving the best art.de ana VIC UNA CLOTHS BEIGES . ~ th» country. NOW JS THE TIME TO SECURE CHEAP forget to try us for Hats and Mercery, we are sure you money by P« rchasin S y° ur BLAi ARMOUR CLOTHS CASHMERES IMMENSE ASSORTMENT TO'CHOOSE FROM. DRESS MATERIAL?. ' will be pleased. Exe cutors of the late T. Short. . , , •' ./..,. ~..'/ i STREET AUCKL AM) T 1 T T {~*\ TV/T A■! 'O TLJ /**\ T) ]IJW?™tAIICKLffID ; O II plj/l il;;"d i [ grahamstown, Thames, GRAHAJIiOiUVT-1. ■« IL4.WJJW'. /. • (B-3T OBDBE OF THE . BXBGTJTOESI. '



Edncatiunai SIiDKG AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE BOYS, ONEHUNO.A, . •'; Conducted by General aytd atrsf βTODDARD. [ .Education thorough and high class. Religious and Moral Training. Cleanliness, Manners, and Good Food well attended to. "ferpjs on application. Half term begins July 11. tSnCINO CLASS , (ADULTS), jj THURSDAYS, Kight V.M. J. Kls L LV, Ponsonby Road, nearly opposite Franklin lUI [A CARD.] MB. J." X B L L V, TEACHER OF DANCING. JUVKNILE AND ADULT CLASSES. Ponsohby.Road, nearly opposite Franklin Road F. ?. WOODHAM, Vβ Teachkk of the PIANOFORTE AND HARMONIUM. Addriwa: Care of Mk A. KadV, Auckland Music Warehouse, Quoen-streeU M R G. OSWALD Kivos Lossons in El6cution- TWPlve Lessons .'. •• • -21s EiuLSipent-.givenandattendk. Aljletters *-Champtalquv 5; Coopek, Queen-street. All fees paya¥le in advance. ~. JUBILEE COUPON. " Anyone cutting «•-*. this Coupon and taking it to O T. E. ■ CARTER'S rt Picture Fkamb and Musical Vfi INSTKUMEXT DKPQT, . gB, YICT.ORIA-STRBET, AUCKLAND, h». Will be giyen for Is one of his BEAUTIFUL PACKETS OF SCRAPS O , . \Vprtho3. _ Post free to any part of New Zealand -"■ ■ for Is 2d in stamps. Business Notices. P. 0.8.284] ' [HIOH-STKKET & CFJSTOMS-ST. VI , . ARTHUR IVT A S V'Y ' ... ..- . . ■ MANUFACTURERS , -AGENT AND! WHOLESALE GLASS MERCHANT, j ORDERS INDENTED. ' GOODS IMPORTED DIRECT, j QUALITY GUARAN'i?JSm \ •J ,'Window Glass "Plate Glass , ' ■«•**>;• Wire Nails '' * Portland Cement *"■'*" ~ Chiuaware * ■ Havanna Cigars, etc. FOB SALE, 1,000 CASES WINPQW GLASS {assorted size) "XT 0 BURGLARY! NO BANKRUPTCY ! NO SALVAGE STOCK ! ■ 0. F. KRETSCHMAR, In thanking his friends for the liberal support of the last four years, since he has been in tho retail business, announces in the meantime that he has OPENED ANOTHER SHOP, Next door to Meslrs. B. Tonics and Co., 110 QUEEN STREET, Where lie will offer hia LARGE STOCK OF FANCY O O D S, ■ ■ It Mostly bought in the home market for cash, at p. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE. OSBORNE AND LEVOI, CHEAP UMBRELLA REPAIRING DEPOT, 314, Upper Queen-street. All Ribs, 9d; Sticks, from Is. China and Glass , neatly rivetted. ■ ■ Cutlery of every description Ground. Sawa i Sharpened and Sot. TO ROAD BOARDS!, CONTRACTORS, AND ALL REQUIRING.BROKEN iMETAL OR METAL WASTE. We arc in a position to supply metal, broken to any sine, suitable for road or concrete works, in any quantity; also metal waste suitable for concrete or footpaths. We also supply stone for any purpose. Special Quotations for Delivkry.-PASCOE & ROWSE, Mount Eden Stone Breaking- Worka, near Rifle Range. MASEFIELD BROS.'STAR BRAND V BLUE LABEL MULLET Can be had either direct from the Factory, BATLEY, KAIPARA. Or at the following Wholesale Merchants in Auckland :— J, BUCHANAN, H. B. MORTON, T. H. HALL & CO., ■-' '■"■ BROWN, BARRETT & CO. T> ICHMOND HOUSE, Jli PONSONBY ROAD, AUCKIiAND. W. COCHRAN, Sk.se., FAMILY BUTCHER. a URRE Jf HILLS. SURREY HILLS. CUOICBLOTS. Ii'INE VIEWS. HEALTHY SITUATION. SURREY HILLS, SURREY HILLS. TRAM-CARS PASS EVERY. io MINUTES. One-fifth Cash, balance any time within Five Years. Instalments received. Offices : Australian Mutual Provident Society's Build iiigs, Queen-street.. A. BOARDMAN, Agent. HOLROYD AND LONGioTTOIZ GENERAL WOOD TURNERS, Albert-street, Auckland, opposite V.M.C.A. Rooms. Bandsaw Cuttings, Carvings, Architraves, and Fretwork done at Lowest Rates Table* Chair, and Sofa Legs, Hed Posts, Drawer Stumps, etc, always in stock. BILLIARD BALLS RE-TUKNJED AND STAINED. A Trial is Kespectfully Solicited. ACINTOSHES, a Bargain. -AtITW. Dalton's, Tailor, Victoria-street East.



Business Notices. TJie best Black for Bloom, Beauty, and Durability. Smith cf Cawghey, Importers gj bress jFafyics, g-c, ~~ OWTISTG- TO "" THE J 1 Lj ARE OFFERING SPECIAL BARGAINS j ' ' FOR ONE MONTH (JNLY W> Blankets at 3s 6d, 3s lid, 4s lid, all reduced u™j ■b* '.::■.:= ~W F-i 20 per cent. U NH Calicoes, Sheetings, and Flannels greatly reduced Q^- PH - , r _ , Men's Tweed Suits, 16d. Hto 25b, HALF- h? O PRICE. l Men's Shirts, Is lid, worth 2s lid, very good hod Dress" Materials, 4sd, 5 i d > H&> 7 H wo|-th °8 double j^. k. Girls' Ulsters HALF-PRICE, only a few left i^ OHR fyHy*. - indies' ; from 5s 6d to. 21s ; Mackin-- H M : ™;« •«".'•.! ■■■: toshes 5s lid yZj K"j Pasj Gents' Lavender Gloves, Is., 4s lid L^ Cretonnes and Shirtings greatly relduced ; Jy , Zf} Qj- . ' •■■■■'■•"' M >«r Youths' Clothing in all sizes very low, some lines [p3 O W ! half-price r^ t> . . M Boys' Overcoats from 10s 6d . 4 cases Men's Coloured Mole Trousers, 5s 6d, O SPECIAL Q O AND h> H Heavy Discounts in all Departments] ■ 22 , ! . ! • ONE CASE OF MEN'S WATERPROOF COATS, SEWN SEAMS, FROM 30s. A GREAT BARGAIN. JOHN SCOTT PROPRIETOR, CANADA BUILDINGS, QUEEN ST. BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. KARANGAHAPE ROAD, AUCKLAND. THOMAS EVANS. , ' Begs to call attention to hie splendid Stock of Boots and Shoes manufactured by hirngelf, SPECIALLY SUITED TO THE PRESENT SEASON. Every Boot made by the House is guaranteed to keep the feet dry. And for style and durability they cannot be surpassed, the following being a few of the SPECIAL LINES AND PRICES: Boys' strong but neat School Boots |7 to 10—4s 6d; 11 and 12-r-5s 9d; 13 and I—6s 9(1 lace up j 2 and 3—7s 9d ; 4 and s—Bs 9d. Girls' strong but neat School Boots )6 to B—3s 9d ; 9 and 10—4s 9d ;11 to 13—5s 9d lace up • \ 1 and 2—6s 9d. All sizes in High Leg best French Calf, equally cheap. , Men's Bluchers, warranted the best in the trade for 6s 9d. ; Men's Shooting Boots, 10s 9d. , Men's splendid Elastic, best American Tweed, 10s 9d. Ladies' High Leg Calf and Kid in every variety, Buttoned, Laced and Elastic. The public are invited to inspect the samples on view outside the shop, ticketed in plain figures, and to judge of the style and quality for themselves. , Please Note the Address— THE PEOPLE'S BOOT^AKEII KARANGAHAPB ROAD, NEWTON.



.... . Business Notices. „ ■■ ■ ■ - : ' -' : 1 ,^T*——— I. ' ... I M. - ! ' I I I ' ' ' ' '^** , ' * T ■■■. "■■■' ■" /{My> A\ Having purchased a large Bahkrapl; Stock of Boots>^G«A* yr ' ' • ; .'.:'f'."-V'. /yVand Shoes at a Big Discount for cash, \fill jS<f? - ■ ».. ' '!:■ .fl \W/\ offer the same to' the pvsblic ior s if ... X^/VS. 17, "' y Sr St Vy Pegged Bluchers .■;. i I*c<s a»4 BJaetic,>v ONLY /t' Q* , / 4s lid; ;:• steee 7t09,3s 6d ; \/7/f//\. rC / #epyßato)Pral6s lid; Giris' Kid Button JJ (nailed), . : ■. -•/ '' " 7tol3 t {it3sed; \ X 5s Hd;' GUrle' Prunella Elastic SidoaX VO>X T5 >V Ql ° th ' fop La * e 9s 6d; ! ,-, a'A X / i aeate Ela e tic SM e Boots ■ .•- .■ BaWes' Boots from HJd; Giris .A. OXS. Kip sides 3 S i M ", . .-. ; Strong Lace Boots, 7to 9, ;yO< \ </AX. M«ft's Strong Watertight 10s 6d!' V --. • Giris , Light J l aco, at 4a ; V%jO T'xX' Gen * s Gooa ® 100 * i ' Evening Sboee VXwy^^ , X. V >o\ 10s 9d; " : . ; " : '" . ■■'£.%i §s lid; yv4o"./ T X G^nte ' P* l6ll ' l Dandng , ; Bo<>ta such priccsX/ .AX " : ; , :,: : Ss lid. /#/», raußt ensure a V%?o\ ¥ ?, 'S ;'; ' ONFMfIWTH Bpeedr clearance. 9s 6d. One mORTH X ,oN X \ /f)\ n«r kihhtu r/ All Goods will be \O 610HTH j I h Marked in Rain Figures. g y//f w> y^TPfais M"S a Gotjuine Sale, oflferg a opportunity fvX i j, to th<?se req!xir|ng Good and Qbeap Boots. \ >. v'S^vN WATTS, 265, Queen St.^s^



Conveyances. TI ME TAB L E DAVIES BROS. 'BUSSES • . ' UEVONPOKT TO TAKAPUNA, HURST 'MKKE. LAKE BEACH," AND BOHOOLHOUSE. Telephone: Dbvoni'oiit Bureau. LEAVES VIOTOBIA WHARF, DjJVONPORT.— 8.20 v.in., 10.20 a.ni., 2 p.m., 4 p.m. Sundays— 10a.m.,'/.25T>.r0. Puree, Is. ' "Leaves Takai'ona. — 9,5 a.m.. 11.15 a.m.. 3 p.m.. 5 p.m, Sundajs-fU a.in,, 4-30 p.m. Special Trips can bo arranged at Post-Offlce, Dovonport. ,'„••'* Ladies and Gents SADDLE HOKSJiS, BUGGLKS, BREAKS, ■ WAGGONETTES, and conveyances of ovary description at shortest notice. Expresses meet every boat tq jreceiye. and foi ward luggage of all descriptions. \V E L **' S BROS. CONVEYANCES ON HIRE. Office: ViotoriaWhart, General Carters, Receiving and Forwardine Agents. '. T Waggon for Furniture Removal. Cool, Coke, and Firowood Dealers, General Cartere, &c. Tklephonb Dsvohvort Bpbeait. PATERSON AND CO., GRAIN MERCHANTS.,,. $} LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. Omnibuses, Brakes, Cabs, and Saddle Horses for liiro at lowest rates. Special arrangcmcnUi made with Evening and * - Picnio Parties. a Stores and Stables:—Lome-street, Mt-Itoskill, and Avondale. Auckland, N.Z. IVaTBBBON'B 'BUSES HTART irom Victoria-street to Mount Roskill—B, 8.15, 9,jlt» (via Stoneyhurst), 10.U0,11.15 (via Stoney. huvet), 12, 1 (Via Stoneyhurst), 1.45, 2.30 (via Btouoyhurst), 3.16, 4, 4.30 (via Stonoyhurst) , , 5 (via Stoneyhurst), 5.15,5.30 (via Stonoyhurst), 5.15 (via Stonoyhurat), 6,*, 7 (via Stonoyhurat), 8.00, 10 (via Stonoyhurst;. Saturday—l2.3o. 1.15,2, 8, 9, 11. ' From Mount Koskill—7 (via Stoneyhurat), 7.20, 8 (via Stoney hurst), 8.20, B.is(viaWtoneynurst). «J.;io, 10.30 (via Stoneylvurst), 11.15, u.lo (via Stonoyhurst), 1, 1.15 (via Stonoyhurat), 2.30 1 3.l6(via3tonoyhurßt), i, Lib (via Stonoyhurst), 5.30 via Stonoyhurst), (3.15,7,9.15. Saturday-i 1.15,2,3.80,8.45. From Queen-street (opposite Wyndham-strcotl to Mount Eden-r8.8.30, 0, 0.30, 10.15, 11, 11.30. 12.30, 1.15 (omitted on Saturday), 2, 2.15,3.45, 4.15,4.30,5,5,7 (omitted on Saturday), 5.30, 6.5, 0, 10. Saturdarr-1, 1.30, 7, 84?, 9, 10, aften From r MountKden—7.3o,B, aSO» 8.45,9,9.80,1045. 11, 11.30, 12.15, 1.15, 2, 2.15, 3.30, i, i 15,5,5.30 ' Uo, 7. 9.30. Batur(l»y-6,8,0,9.30. From Union Bank to Mount Albort and Avon da1e—9.15,10.15,12,15.2 (omitted on Saturday), 3 (omitted Oα Saturday), 4.15 (omitted on Saturday). 5.15, C.lo (omitted on Saturday), 8 (Mount Albert only), 10.15 (omitted on Satur day). Saturday—Uo, 2.30,3.45. 9,10,11. From Avondalo and Mount Albert^-7,8, 9,10.15, 11.30 1.30, 3, 4, 5.30, 9 (Mount Albert only). 5aturday—2.30,5,6.30. From National Bank to New Lynn—lo.3o (from Avondale only), 1.30, 5.30. Saturday-10.30. Sundaye, weather permitting-.10.45,6. i From Now Lynn —8.15, 12.15 (from Avondalo only), 345 (omitted on Saturday— 5.30. Sundays, Weathor permitting—9 a. in., 4.30. ' . Special 'Buses put on should snflicientlnduce men toner. ig- 0 t 1 c E. The undersigned, in returning tlianka to his numerous customers for past support, begs to intimate that pn and aftor this dote ho has decided to meet tho times by manufacturing Two Qualities of Bread. Tho first quality will bo manufactured from Bycroft & Co.'s Pure Wheaton Snow-fiako Roller Flour—at shop, 3d; delivered 3Jd. Second Quality, manufactured from Southern Flour, at shop. 2Jd; delivered, 3d. A Liberal Discount to Wholesale, Cash Customers. Address— THOS. TEAS DALE, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, 63. GREY-STREET. ■"\A DAY'S ILLUMINATION OP THE FAOEJSOF OUR CUSTOMERS. We have decided not to spend money pn . Uuminations, but to give o\u- ouatomera the benefit of it by making Great Reduotions in our Prices for 14 DAYS' ONLY. ' GREAT JUBILEE FOR BOOT BUYERS. ECONOMY BOOT SHOP, VICTORIA-STREET. WARNOCK BROTHERS, Established 1862] SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, COX'S CREBK, AUCKLAND. I Manufacturers o£ the Celebrated Eytraot of Soap, Disinfectant Powder, First Prize Ypllow Blue Mottled, Double Crown, Economic, and Household, Carbolic, and other Medicinal arid Toilet Soaps, made from the purest of Tallows, &c Oftlces-DURHAM-STREET, Auckland. N.B. — Caah Purchasers of Tallow, Wool, Sheopskins, and Bones. GLAZING! GLAZING 1 Itt . , ■ Every description of Glazing. The Cheapest in Auckland; ' -. ' -.."■. , A. H. MORRIS, ■ .■■';.■,■;! DIRECT IMPORTER OF GLASe, ItAEANeAHAJ'E R6Ab. , ■ Sashes sent fpr and ,!'.



FOB ONE MONTH? FOR ONE MONTH! FOB ONE MONTH! •. . ■ : :. ■ . ' • '■ ' • . .;'. ■;;..' '■.-.;■- ' •' ■■■: ■> ' I •'■'■":' '. •• I -■:', ,VI .7' ,y. ■•if ■' ■ '•'■ '■ K<" •' S SIfTHPTJ 9 A TTritTPVO JIIIJH &vA U trJtllti-x h WITTER CLEARAEQIE SAJ^ i , , PRIOR TO stock: raking, t ; "-. WILL BEGIN ON ....-."--. ■[ - ... _ = : - , MONDAY, JTOY ' 11,; : :ii§7^ ' > Reductions from their well-known Cash Prices iii. every Department i .;uj, ■,•;,; ; r : arid wfill vary FRQiyi Ti T O 40 Per Cent • According fp character and ; class of Goods. §. & 0. ARE TO BE ,1 ' THE LARGEST RETAIL IMPORTERS If SILKS Gbkbbal Dbapeby and Clothing in, . v .-ti And Stocks must be reduced to make room for immense Shipments of new Spring Goods Boon to arrive. SMITH & "■ ■ WHOLESALE and FAMILY DRAPERS OUBEN STREET, AUCKLAND, ' „ M lIINI „ i |i,iiii.iiii in —--— " ' •—i- — ; :■-. OrtSi/'S'VOj . PIPtS, n ' '■" x •-'■'. >'■'< ■ ■■■■' ■-• ' to annourioe that they h%ye oo»pbt«d %& ftoiSk fcwiteesa ao. The oxt«wl w iroiitif $' Smtaftn mi mWm%£m§ss%% l»ii' a^d