GIRL'S LETTER.

■JimA "Cassell's Magazine, prize of £2 2s for the best tvStSB in- accordance with the !ff: c^nit*nces:r Alpha and Beta >$ friends who have recently had IfeflCfl W -thsw' grounds-Beta reason to suspect SSd been estranged from her *£%?<* Alpha; while on the m ±iK\nU\i entirely innocent or any deeply feels the The actual Hi iUs>Ws mother ; and the mother f liDffi oVfthe matter really stands, fS|i' bring about if possible a SL breathe two girls with- PL; the feehugs of Alpha as %,m.wteP- Competitors are fsKihemelv.es in the place of Betas ! f and to write to Alpha such a letter to bring about the [reconciliation- T\Mm io ' m w « fc . ten le s ibl y» ana 600 words in length. The lions'as to name and address f,*e'Set forth; and in due time 221 'Stj 'were received in response. ■ J These were highly commended. SiWvded to G. B. Bur-in, of «r#, Enfield, Middlesex, for the —Beta is out calling on jgtgtslie tHinks the first bta.ndish Zbeen called- Ink-Sbandish—and, Weather when one [joidf#'ffl«'dbwn and write, I am wmvffilJiQD.iyD'l. ■:-•"■ ' iißWg. by, the .window, m the WposaibVe manner; and every flirt of ySindicates how thoroughly he Wism •"' By the most natural Ireflect that we are Jocularly "enjoying existence just now. Uj;Mk ;ia;>tears, kst night, and, tfpiDgljerconfideuce, could easily serious had hap |iisturb the friendship which lias I Wween you. for so long. I clave ilbonld interrogate thab robin, I -.that he "does have little wsofopimon with his fellow robins, if jbmatitaes Ms outward gaiety is Beta hfis been very, much ; kaiin" gaiety appears to have a fixed idea where %afejcingly. : 'A coolness has lately | Sitenlier and her sweetheart— lJ KfifliakiDg 'French words which | ißbypainbily inexpressive—and, asj in'jkf most attractive girl friend, she jffSated comparisons which have i3lts ' n the somewhat illogical m has ; transferred his afo jop. I very much fear that it Akj had beenfriends in youth, toUsjcringiongues had poisoned truth. themselves in girl, life is so short to waste, any portion ifytjfojtaganentS" T,here is,only one |feiiiim!pni6.thenx, and that is, to dis i4i.!lw3lisper.ing tongues." Bufc crop up ; and the is inclined' to brash. away these f|terenceß, the more difficult.it k Tlire' is' always' that horrid is to make the first you constantly ; Wfiuniliar wish for your presence rises Wig ha]f.a..dozen times a day. Then, fei'|fereaes ? and she looks Love is. such a sacred etoiyomig givi that she is apt to j™ae'iiie value of the man who has that- he may not be HMHtipg in the eyes of others. BlfflT6ptblp)y.inade mountains out *% Beta has just returned. I '""P.iypeh for a-moment to tell her Biting to you. She looks pleased. not yefc brought me *«y(rahave been growing for me. ™w enviable flowers ; ' they live on up appearances UnW. you should. S ta ™ oyer'ih the poiiy-carriage gy;Wjnll find usut our custom-' <**• lam anxiously boiling at an «»tte, bazaar, I always thought, l/W 1 ' was a formidable ijrf « more, harmless. But ©Jfiffitfe yoWseK; and believe into prases; but they are expressive T*-y°BK very sincerely, I BofioTmr. Tbjipleton.

How He was Fooled.

iSstofrl mn < whose name need I desirous of settling 'HytI aSgreatl y attached to a girl have no maitiage agiiacht " 6b^of Wsown, someone with plenty l«,f thought of tlie girl »madias he hked her. This, Nrto- J??7 enb the Pair from m long walks, together. 11-Jjw mattersstbodfdeter iP Onone-occasionshe Jaton round" to money yedthatoutofherearn- " Well" lS^, de Mle4afchearing X delay. He wa°s TriP %?< W wade no K3?y» W much as'her uL /, f did ' nofc like *isk f s .*ean'spirit tote ffito could wait no longer, *deaiy,l/ have'"been itt.sggie; bushier. %S?" y ° ur money to "S- • Hfef?y.» it invested?. f®' *;,$& a .few, days' tested it at all; it is dear, vo«, e^|r mteresb if ifc had |fe>id she: « but ; : and soon fflrtf&Z g i e ? ly extended-

'THE. 4PCK.LAND STAK S SATURDAY, NOVEMBER "12, 1887.

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BETOLTJTIOK lIST THE OLOTHIIITG- TBADE. Having purchased in a depressed market, for cash, a large stock of Gents', Youths' and Boys' Clothing, beg to intimate that they will offer for a few weeks the-whole parcel, at prices hitherto unheard of, "• as the following quotations will show :— [ Boys' Knickerbocker Suits, 3s lid ; worth Men's Tweed Suits, lOs 6d ; worth 20s Men's Blue Serge Suits, 35s ; worth 45s 4s lid Strong Tweed Suits, 18s 6d ; worth 27s 6d Blue Dungaree Pants, 2s 6d ; worth 4s 6d Boys' and Youths' Tweed Suits, lOs 6d ; Men's Tweed Suits, 20s ; worth 80§ Mole Trousers, 4s Md; worth 6s 6d ; really worth 15s 6d Men's Tweed Suits, 27s 6d; worth 37s 6d good. Tweed Suits made of Kaiapoi, Mosgiel and German Tweeds, the style and cut of which are equal to any tailor-made, and at considerably lower prices. Also just to hand a quantity of Gentlemen's superior Light Summer Tweed Overcoats, Gents' Umbrellas, in Silk, Zenella, and Zenella and Durable Cloth, with choice handles, at Sale Price.



■ at Smith



THE WATCH ©ff THE AGE, WONDERFUL WATEBBURY, i The prize of £1 recently offered by the i Waterbury Watch Company, in South ■ Australia, for the best pun on the watch of the age, has been awarded to "Giles Scroggins " for the following lines :— While Chaffey Brothers water raise. To make poor men's hearts merry; Another firm gains equal praise Which does its Water-bury. When Chaffey's fame is dead and gone (Somedeem their scheme's romantic A faithful watch will still tick on, ! From o'er the broad Atlantic. i IF JG&\ l J; What! Gone? Yes, sir, train left ten minutes ago. Why don't you buy a " Waterburx?."■ A man who stole a Waterbury Watch from a poor labourer the other day was fined and locked up by the Magistrates, I horsewhipped by the watchmaker when he '■ came out, and afterwards nearly hurried I into a brain fever by his wife. The clergy- I man of the parish alluded to the little affair !in a sermon, and the local editor, for a ' wonder, agreed with the parson and re i viewed the occurrence irt print. All this j time it was borno in upon, the wretched man that he couldhave bought the watch from any storekeeper for 13s 6d, and have had it repaired any time at a cost of 2s 6d. the rj^&K. ""SOLE AGENTS FOR AUCKLAND: E.. PORTER 4ND Co., QUEJSX-STREJST. BdncatljOiiaL a ucklandTollege and i\. GRAMMAR SCHOOL. FOpNJPATIOJf SCHpLARSHIPS. # Examinations will be held at the School on December 19tb and following day* for the elec tion of One a) SENIOR, and Two (2) JUNIOR S Se J SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP is of the value cf £30, with free education for one (l) : year. and is ocen to ali boys who shall be unclci'the age of Quadratic Eauations>, to IV ), ENGLISH €OMPOSiTIONANDGRAMMAR, HISTORY (General English and Outlines of Roman), GEOGKAPH*T innift , bolitical and physical, CHiilVllolW.i,. SCHOLARSHIPS, confer, free education untiltheend,of *ojearm w^ich a scholar reaches the age of "lifteen (15) y6ars, with free railway, tickets for sc,hplar3 residing at a totance orwo ©'.milesi or more from the «phool and are open to all, boys who snail De under the age of thifteeH (13) years on December 31st 1887. The subjects, of. examinatipnwil b^-eOMPULSOI>Y;: Heading, Writing•. Spell- ing, Arithmetic, Briash History,'-English Grammar, Composition and Geography.. OF TIONAL- Latin, French. Chemistryv ft is not. necessary that any. Ihe Optional Subjects S^andidatts k must send their names and ad dresses with certificates of age and of. good conduct at former schools, to the undesigned, % O ny b lc°hoiSip m mayf be terminated: at any time for misSuct. irregularity in T attendance, or deficiency KIDD> ' ' ,L) Secretary. MR G. OSWALD Gives Lessons in Elocution, 12 to 2, at Mears's. Bntertainmeate given andattgnded., T SrS£cKptalou P and C M r, Queen. strtSet; " ," '■: •"' :..... — ■—* mECHNICAL ■ EDUCATION. — Instrue street, _________ ' g<s .-"- SjswAßisogae.--.?- ■;■;•• Bg, APgf JOPj- , df , '. ' T. & CARTER, Ps. £ ,T-E A C H:E Rto%,Ms WC, BIANO, &C. ? «ft a£ Musical Instruments Tuned and. EH Repaired. W~~ BDDING CARDS.-Latest Stylejib the Star Lithographic Works. Short land-street. AucktawL : - ~7T' — TitTATERBtrRY Watches for Nothing ■■ W ijrH.J?alton'B. Tailor, Victoria^treet lEast. i * : . >:>.'■■ A*"



Public Notices. THE "STAR" CHEISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS. •NOW READY. AN ENTIRELY ORIGINAL SERIES. NEW ZEALAND SCENERY! NEW ZEALAND FLOWERS ! NEW ZEALAND POETRY ! LOCAL BARDS AND WORLD-WIDE SENTIMENTS. The Stab series of Christmas and New Year Cards is now published, and will be found to bo admirable specimens of Colonial art, while tho Mottoes have been chosen with caro from the verses sent in connection with the recent Poetical Competition. In addition there aTO versos by Mr W. R. Wills, Mr J. L. Kolly and others. Tho Cards aro benutifully printe.d in colours, aud the devices and Mottoes are specially appropriate as offer ings from tho Sunny South to tho Wintry North, or for sending to friends in the colonies. The public may obtain these at tho Stak Offlc6 > or from booksellers and stationers throughout tho colony. Orders sliould bo given early. THE " STAR" SERIES OF Christmas and Nam Year Cards. LOCAL ART ! LOCAL TALENT ! LOCAL INDUSTRY ! To be had at tho Stab Office, Shortland street, and all Booksellers. BRETTS 'A.UCKLAND, A.LMANAO AND HANDBOOK FOR 1888. The aim of this work is to describe in an inter esting manner the Vast Resources, the Climate, the Scenery of. the Aucklan'd'Provincial Die, triot ; ; its, Rivera, and Lakes,; its Eorests and its Plains; its Cul tivated and Waste Lands, and to show Foreign Capitalists that our Genial Clime, Rich Lands, and Mineral Products, and Intelligent, Go-a head People, offer inducements to intending Investors or setters superior to thpett of any lather part o£ the world. Qfcher colonial handbooks haye largely mis represented this naturally rich and beautiful province, while the pages ottheabove work are devoted entirely to forth Auckland's capabilities and its many superior advantages t in addition to which the fullest information is afforded of all Political, Social, and Religious matters of Provincial or Colonial importance. As each, year the contents are re-written, and the sta&Bs}cal information brougjit up to the latest date, the Annual "V-oluine becomes a valu able Work of R.eference.wjorthy of a permanent place, in ever/ eoloniet'alibrary. This valuable publication being designed, to urther the prospirity ~6t Auckland, tho, price, chai'ged is merely nominal. As the Book has now become a work of daily reference in the home of every settler thepFpjince, and is in use in all public Offices in the colony and in many leading places abroad, it may"with! confidence be described as b,e best permanent Medium of Advertising of ered to business men^ The work will be issued at the old price— •T '' ONE S'HlLLllja/ SjECESTARIES o£ MASONIC LODGE 3 FRiIENDLY SOCIETIES, TRADBf, M-ERCAN' TILE, SPOR/T, r MUSi;CAL, and OTHER SOCIETIES are repuested to'forward to THIS OFFICE, addressed "EDITOR BRETT'S ALMANAC," the information , necessary compilation of the Directory attaclxed' to the" Almanac. The publisher if desirous oft going, to press earlier than usual. Tradesmen and others desinJußof ip^efting,their puslhessnoticesvriii thetefo?© oblige Tfti forwarduig their adver tisenijijits.witliQUt delay. *-■"-': -OOROXJGHOF DEVdNPO^RT., ?P- R W ATER The Devonport Borough Council offer a Pre mium of £100 for the most approved Scheme of Water Supply adaptpd to r the reflmr.em.ents; of, °&W and'fuiujer Partus may be j seen 6n application to the undorsigned. r Dosifeimiinuef be or before the 9th of January, 1882, addressed to the Mayor. J. DINSDALE. Town Clerk. Borough Council-Office, No y-I SB7 - I" CE at Five" Minutes', Notice, at tuks's, Victoria Hotel: d~H OOP GJEIAZING for ft im Hflfgej. on %X Udy'g land. Mount Eden.



The Stud. rpO STAND THIS SEASON. |: '■ ■'■■'■■■ RETRENCHMENT, Bright Bay Horse, 16i hands high, by Musket out oi! Hatred, by Traducor out of Emmolinc, will stand the Season at Silvcrton, Lake Taka puna. FEE .. " : - .. £4 43. Good paddocks tor accommodation of mares at 2s 6d per week. ROBERT MACKAY. mO STAND THIS SEASON. ISAAK WALTON will stand the season or run in the paddock with his mares at tho farm of Mr Walter Me Caul, nearly in Auckland. Isaak is the sire oi' Billingsgate, Silvio. Bard, and many others. Fees: £10 its, thorough-breds; half-breds, £oos. Grooxuagc fee, Cs. B. McCAUL, Owner. TTIALLWELL'S MAGIC OILS. JD A SUPERB REMEDY For Sprains Lameness, Sore Shoulders, Cuts, Wounds, Bruises, Neuralgia, Lumbugo, &c, in Mod, Horses, and Domestic Animate. Tho following is one of many testimonials :— MESSRS FaIJVWEMi & Son,—Dear Sirs,—lt af fords mo pleasure to bear testimony to the Electrical, eflocra of your Magic Oils. I haveu3od several bottles on difl'ei'cnt patients at niy Horse Infirmary, and always found behe llciai eil'ects from their application ; tho A Oils as a rubefacient for subcutaneous warbles, ait fasts, and encysted glands ; tho B Oils for cuts, galls, abrations. and cutaneous distemper; and I can confidently recommend them to my friends and the public, and no stable should bo without them— A RttMEDY FOR MAN AND BEAST. (Signed) Owen Curran McGec, Otahuhu. PHICrAKKD SOLELY ISV FALLWKLL & SO N, CIHOMISTS, Otahuiiu and Papakura, N.K. Price—2s (id per Bottle; or in cases containing one dozen bottles, 275. Tailoring. MASHER WITHOUT : How the doose is, it, Ei-edj your trousers never bag at the knees ? MASHER WITH : Something in the cut, old fellow. Try WOOLLAMS, OF SYDENHAM HOJJSE, GEEY St. He has cut my pants for years. TO Country Customers. —J. H. Dalton, Tailor, gives an Extra Pair of Trousers or a Waterbury VVateh with each Suit. •' "'■"'" . '"' '..■"■ ■ ■' •■♦■■..■■■ ' - ; EXTRA PAIR Of TROUSERS SUITS "\ M 50s. 555. 60s. N o ~ 655. . 70s. 755«: . ~ pJ %l TBGFSEBS 1% |H g 6d, ~ , 15s. • , 17p.- Od, '% § 20s. 225, 6d, 255. ° y Z x H. ROBINSON, Taepqb, "A*> > CORNER OF J&' P ■j* CooK & GREi , STB- /§§' QBBY 3TRfflEßJß"'"",r.^y H. RQ BINSO M. SUITS, 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, with Water burr Watch for Nothing, at J. H. Dalton s, Tailor, Yictqria-stre? Eas.t. For Sale TjIOR POSITIVE SALE, cheap and JD- terms very easy, 650 acres good Land with, deep-water frontage. Only. ei«ht TOlpa from the ouee.n-stre.ct to John Soppet, House and Land Agent, bo, Queen-streot TTfiiOß BIMEDIATE SALE, as the jLt ownef must leave for England, a really good Farm of 238 acres; 130 apres" of, it in grass, and fenced part with thorn hedges, and; the balance in bush; orchard, house., and buildings; and a very low price will be taken.—Apply tp John-Sbppet; House and Land Agent, 65 Queen Street. ___I__l___ - SALE—a bargain—s acres of good JD Land, all welLfenced and in good, grass, 3 acres of it ready to cut for hay; a substantial s roonied Cottage and outbuildings, ai\d .a never failing supply of water; close to Railway Station, and only 3 miles from town. fron,tmg on to "main Mad:" Ternis , very easy.-A'prity to John Soppet, House aM LaM Agent, 65 Queen street. . : " ', . 7, -- .■. I- -



Public Notices iUw& run tw\% w> \ r-T vrJ? 1 v /*• v xt »4cts ''r-' (rP§ I tf\ M v\w.Z.INDUSTEIAI. GAZETTE. A^V l ' m 'AAA m #iiv% '%" The blending is entirely atten- BaSSI) P BOfS #• % ded to by Mr. Nelson himself, OVVV VVW flfv WNELi 3 % who is a Taster of great experi- M// /wSSSai' % ence, and has bad a special IM "TUn: M MJ§MssS&k Wk training in ;he art." gL B /TOH \ TIMAEU HESALD. vJS 9 <**%. W m f*T'i' , i'f' , xk "This firm deserves the sup vif $\ fT>, \ % y ?() // :"'■; ! \ Vk port ofall purchasers of Tea U H L. v Mir if n- ; w» the 2xticle the y ? fier is 1L •»- 0 t i ' T, - \ W\ superior to anything we r\ fcl ffct f")V'' '' f'i V\ H& have seen in thisColeoy." #' fftf Wk ' % PRESS. _,v I ISV M Mcy ; , "\ ; ~z\ m " Mr. Nelson is a pro .sjW N 0 tf£?" t"i ' '-H* V\ mfessional Taster and \jv" X ff fftf xA- m Blender." THOUGH £ J* 4i' Cf PRICES: COPIED fi!s?^Jr ! ' : 2/ " 2/4 T) lIP |T"STF If Fi Ff\ W¥ a 4 ■ : ; AUGKMUaO. WEiLlie™, CHRISTCHURCH, UOEIM ' % ABEMTB EVERYWHERE. jSiPRIWG.ISS7. SPRiMG 8887. SKM ST" U JSP* I » A I I f°l LJ C V IiVIPOeTEeS Ex Steamships Tongcuriro, drawcu, A.oran§i, and Sail ing Vessels Crusader and Tiaho. SPRING NOVELTIES AND GOOD VALUE in Silks, Satins, efcp. SWilftU NOVELTIES AND GOOD VALUE in Dress Fabrics. StKING NOVELTIES AND GOOD VALUE in Prints, etc. " BL'EINU NOVELTIES AND GOOD VALUE in Mantles. SPRING NOVELTIES AND GOOD VALUE in Millinery. * SPRING NOVELTIES AND GOOD VALUE in Ribbons, Laces, etc. SPRING NOVELTIES AND GOOD VALUE in Hosiery and Gloves," SPPJNG NOVELTIES AND GOOD VALUE in Small Wares. Immense Shipments of Calicoes, Sheetings, Shirtjngs, Hollands, Towels, Linens, etc., etc., direcb from Manchester and Belfast Manufacturers, .which will be sold ab and under usual wholesale prices for ©ASH ©f^LY, ■ ":'.■ :. ,■■ ■ ■ %J> LiU § W%' I ".,"■,"" Tho celebrated Lion Brand Geelonp?.Clothinjj in Afcn's, Youths', and Boys' sizes (obtain able in Auckland only ab our establishment) is proving itself unsurpassed for cut, finish, and wearing qualities. ; ' : : , : , '";:' THE GENTS' EVSERCEFSY AJWD HAT ..QEPARTiyiENt ' Will also be fouiid reploto wifcii all the requirements for a first-class trade. Gents' Hats, Scarves, Ties, Shirts, Collars and Cufls, Hall-Hose Braces, etc., in great variety. All Goofls are marked in PLAIN FIGURES for CASHOjYLY. v JVO SECOND PRICES AJVI> NQ BISCOTINIS. Any Article not'approved and•returned in good con dition within ■ IJj, days will be exchanged for other goods or money refunded. ' SMITH & CIUGHEY, ■~' TELEPHONE 339. . ' "". .', ' "'"



liisaraace •WTEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COM J3I PANY (tfIKE AxVD MARINE). capital... rrrrrr. \.#i,mm. : Paid-up and Resprve Fund 5......5135,003 • Eeotection from FIRE or MARINE LOB 3 Can Bis Effected in thjs Compaxit. CLAIMS MET WITH PROMPTITUDE AND LIBERALITY. JAMES BUTTLE.■ Manager. K'ew York Life insurance company. Cash Assets, Ist January, 1887 .. '£15,518,817 Income for 1836 V •• •• £3,956,874 Local Director C. C. McMillan, Esq. (Messrs W. MeArthur & Co.) Solicitoi-3: Kegsrs Russell & Campbell. Bankers: Bank op Austbalasla. Policies issued guaranteeing tho return of all Premiums in addition to the. sum insured if death occur within a,'t>yentx-ye»r period. J. HUGO HAPvROP, Resident Agent. SALSALIIE IS tl\Q best Food Preservative.;, kegps. Milk, Butter, Meat, etc., pure and sweet, and is without an equal for, general household purposes." No homo should be without it."' ' O M D E BREAIV~CAKEST .- S'GONES;- HOP BEER, &c, easily mad 6 by using: . CROOK'S A]«IERICAN DRIED YEAST. Cheaper and more > desirable than' Baking Powder. It should-fefsold in' every, country store, used in everyvcountry, home. Full direc tions on each packet. Sample - packets.by post 3d, from ; J. T. J OHNS, Seylnour-streot, Poo. sonby, Auckland, .fa : '■'•a\Q ■■ '"'■'< Wholesale'&gente-*L. D. NATHAN & Co.



Architects- V. HERAPATH, F.H.1.8.A.] [S. M. HBRAPATH X> EERAPATH and SON, -®- ° ARCHITECTS, j Bajs-k BarLDrrres. Xp DWA R D BART LE V , ARCHITECT, BTIOHBURYS BUILDING^ QUEEN-STREET. ", 17l.DWA.Rp, MAHONEY AND SON, AECHITE T3. QUEEN-STKEET. AUCKLAND, MR. PT~F~M. B"uli R O WS, ARCHITECT AND- BUILDING ; SURVEYOR: 317, Victoria Arcade. XyiLLIXMT ERETIN GTO Ni M. Inst. C.E., M. Inst. M.E., CONSULTING ENGINEER, h. skTitner and son, « Builders, Carpenters, and Joiners, Vulcan.Lane. Allßranches of tho Building Trade executed by Experienced Workmen. Shop Fronts. Office Fittings. &C; WF. B U R R O W' S, o DRAUQHTSMAN', HERALDIC ARTIST, 3LLUMINATOR, DESIGNER. ' International Patent and Trade Mark Agjency. Auckland Offices: HILL'S CHAMBERS, QUEEN-STREET (next A.M.P. Insurance Buildings). .... . ; , ~ Poultry. . ' PL V M O U T H R OCXS EGGSI EGGS! EGGS! Eggs from Pure-bred Prize Plymouth Rocks of the beat strains. y Thirteen Eggs for 10s: caeh with order. Agen tal-Auckland: Mr White, Grocer, corner of Ponsonby and Newton Roads. Devon port: Johnson & Noble, Grocers, 1 Devonport. J. SINCLAIR, Lake Takapuna; Auckland. Kjj £S, and £6: o£ all- imorchants. ;



Business Notices. . -~-.(,,.'„ - = ,S lE> IE 01-A L IN" O T I-d'Aßi . Get your Dresses made at LESUEUR'S and secure i?it, Style, and Finish Second tohoariinthe colonies for 12s. 6d. only. * v. • ~h,i. ■) "g If you want a stylish Hat or Bonnet, inspect liESUEUR'S Stock hefore purchasing'elsewhere. These two departments are under the sole supervision of Madam Lester,, for many years carried on a first class business in London, and whose reputation for excellence of taste - is now widely known. • ~' A. LESUEUR is now showing the most recent ENGLISH and PARISIAN NOVELTIES in A DRESS FABRICS, Embroidered Lawn Robes, Plain and Fancy Tiissore Sifo, Lace : Flouncings, Braid and Bead Seta and Panels, Trimming Silks, choice and carefully (selected Millinery in trimmed and untrimmed, Corsets, Gloves, Ribbons, Laces, Flowers, Felsthersi Umbrellas, etc., etc. , [?' \ '~..■'' MOURNING AND COUNTRY ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT, .iffTENSION. TERMS CASH ON OR BEFORE DELIVERY;/ ; : _A.. LESTJBTJEi MILLINER AND COSTUMIER, ; * » THE BON MAB#HS (Three doors from Wellesley-street East). =5*..,j PATTERNS POST FREE. T. & S. MORRII & 00. • (LIMITED), i ' . . HARDWARE MERCHANTS, " ETC, ETC.,'ETC. ..';■ '." .j'iji . .!'!."!.:- ---'■ ■' ■ _A'\' •Vi.vjJnkA' T. & S. MORRIN & CO. have now landed bfeir SEASON'S STQCK of tWia^er*— mentioned Goods, and invite inspection. --<" -i' GARDEN CHAIRS, GARDEN SEJIs, &c. «- LAWN TENNIS GOODS.,;V,- : :' : ' A. Single and Double String Tennis Rackets. A SPECIAL LINE OF INEXPENSIVE TENNIS "RACKETS. TENNIS BALLS! f LAWN TENNIS MARKERS !. | TENNIS POLES! ! TENNIS NETS!. LAWN MOWERS! LAWN MOWERS! New Improved Lawn Mowers, light and easy to work. Lawn Mowers,;at all prices. MORRIN & CO. JP MORRIN & CO. (LIMITED). $oi<i§psif (LIMITED); SdopS } SELTZQGE%IES.< { ftfcMff ICE CREAM FREEZERS A .". AA Freezers ttesmahestfajnuy qrl^ WATER FILTERS! GLASS TABLE FILTERS! WATg|" FILTERS! T.& S. MOREXN" & gjgfc ' : . (LIMITED), - «;■!•*. ■ '.• fUMISHMG IRONMOHSERS €HEAP DRAPERS, As[D % GENERAL STOREKEEPERS-- ' KARA3TGAHAPE I SOle-Mantifacturer & lnwntor "j ~-• §s[ J ■ MM This perfect starch is quite a new ! 1 ..;^SS3^ ; -i^^cie,.wfil*h': l^onia-'bo%|i)U<a! .tii. *. M\ great«st cut an<j| give? an no- Jsdr=BiE!_\ ' ®tial gloss to",th» '"'....' •.;:;,, ?y; 9 GmSl&rmm M&Bkte3>bpbto-st"agch'B6->.brqx ' " : 'f IKhozea 4ct; j 'J SEEGNER, LANGGUTH & CO., , M -.- ' '.■■■-, SOLE AGENTS FOB SJiW ZEALAND. »|