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Auckland Star, Volume V, Issue 1488, 17 November 1874, Page 4

Drapery. MY SON, whatever object you pursu", aim BIGHT. TVever grovel. If you seek mental pabulum, the Hi; h School* visit ; if the adornment of your outer man, d^al alone with POSSENJSISKIR. of Hinh-strpet. AiukUnd — Extracts from Chesterfields Letters to Ids Son, never yet published. IfchaTip'd in Queen-street snme three months ago, I met my friend Joe Armstrong, (honest Job). At first t failed to re oerttise his face. Re vas so win, avid in sn<\h 'ol'rouscase. Itp'iin'd me much to see him in th's state, And be^ed his v/.^es (o meh^d full relate. Pays loe, "' V)pa*- friend, mir.e is nn vulgar s-nart, You knots-Kate May, to her t'vo lest ray heart, But tho' will lov° my " bo«otis lord" does burn, Prr.m her, alis ! I meet -vriili nnrwum. I've studied and pe'* rm'd all Cupids arts to press My suit " Paid. .■,*, have you studied DRESS ? Kely upon it thac'3 iiifi surest w-vy T" gain her h^art anc' freely own thy sway ; Now there'< the rn'ment on your back you've got, Trn.e its a garment, but a C> AT its not. Coat, Vest,, nnd Pants, c'en to your very "tile " All lacking q alitv, thiie ftt ant> stylh, l.oso not a moment but to HIGH-ITRTSBT ro, And visit POSSKNyfSKIE'S famed DEPOT. Quick ! place yourself in that tme Artist's hands, He's Number ONB of T* ILOR S—your commands— If toh pive him— remember what X say. You'll gain that blushing beauty, Kitty May," Oh ! thank you, Charles, said he. I'll tn him hie. Without a moment's loss, Good-bye ! Good-by ! * * * «• * * A week or two ngo, one sunny dny, A bridal pp.rty churchward went its way ; ' The blti'liing bride was Kute, the bridegroom, Joe, ' Whilst I aa "best man," made one of the row. 1 And Joe at breakfast with Kate by hia side, Owned Possenniskie's dress had wou his bride. H. L. POSSENKIRKIE, HA.BIT MAKTVR AND GENERAL OUTFITTED, Wo. 1 Clottiifr's >hop. HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND. TVT JEW" MILLINERY ■ AND STR IW-WORKING E3TABLTBHM E ST. MBS. ROUNTREE, Fcr many years known in connection with the above business, has OPENFED a BRA.HTH E3TABLI3H MENT just round the corner of Wi LLE3LEY and QUEEN T-STF.EET.3, and next door to Mr. Hf.win's Groceiy Business. Tlii3 branch will be conducted in conj-nction with her Newton business, and has been opened at the express wish of her friends close to Town, and to suit their convenience. Tho real novelties in Straw-working, so little known here, will now be brought under tho eye of the Ltdies of Auckland, and the FIRST FASHION'S in MILLIS"ERY will be exhibited to view, made upon the pr^tnists by ladies of years' experience in this depart ment of fashionable work. Tho bus nesi is now open for Inspection, and the manner of conducting it must ensure it success. There is a vacancy for a limited nnmber of Apprentices arid improvers. \%T II A T T E A T, 7 9 • NEW ZEALAND HOUSE, Beg 3to draw special ntion to his GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTING, M E R C E R V, TMLOEING DEPARTMENTS. The following will be found worthy of inspection :— GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, Our own make and importation GENTLEMEN'S HATS, In all tho newest styles GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS, Id White, Silk, Crape, &c, &c. GENTLEMEN'S SCARFS AND TIES, A choice selection GENTLEMEN'S COLLARS, In all shapes, linen and linen faced GENTLEMEN'S HOSIERY, Of every description GENTLEMEN'S GLOVES, Colored and Lavender Kid, &c , Ac. GENTLEMEN'S PORTMANTEAUX AND BAGS. GENTLEMEN'S UMBRELLAS, Latest improvements. BOYS' CLOTHING OP EVERY DESCRIPTION. BOYS' SILK SUITS, the latest novelty. THE TAILORING DEPARTMENT Is still under the management of Mr WRIGHT, whose abilities are too well known to require comment. Every Garment guaranteed hand-sewn and thoroughly shrunk. NO MACHINE WORK. A MERICAN AND ENGLISH X-L BOARDING HOLTS B, CHAPELSTREET WORTH. j TO SEAMEN. THOMAS BRI3TOW desires to inform Seamen, and those connected with Shipping, that he has OPKNED a Boarding House similar to those in England and America, within one minute's walk of the wharf. TUe House is roomy and pleasantly situated, and it will be his endeavour to make it supply the place of a home as far as civility, cleanliness, and attention are concerned. Terms moderate. EOCCOLI PLAITS, CAULIFLOWER PLANTS, C*B!iAGE Pi_,AJ\T3 BED CABBAGE PLANTS CUCUMBER PLANTS M£LON PLANTS ToMaTO PLANTS. The 'above are our own growing, and can be had in any quantity. A regular supply will be kept at R. BAIRD'S, ! VICTOR IA SEED STOKES; Or, Mechanics' Bay Nursery. j