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Auckland Star, Volume V, Issue 1498, 28 November 1874, Page 4

Drapery. MY SON, whatever object you ' pursue, aim HIGH. Never grovel. If you seek mental pabulum, the High Schoolsvisit; if the adornment of your outer man, deal alone with POSSENNISKIK, of High-street, Auckland —Extracts from Chesterfields Letters to his Son, never yet published. Ithapp'd in Queen-street some three months ago, I met my friend Joe Armstrong, (honest Joe). At first I failed to recognise his face. He was so wan, and in such do-'rous case. It pain'd me much to see him in this Ftato, And begged his woes to me h.'d full relate. Says Joe, " Dear friend, mice is no vulgars-nart, You know Kate May, to her I've lest my hear.,, But tho' with love my " bosoms lord' d.es burn, , From her, alas ! I meet with no return. I've studied and pe-' all Cupids arts to press My suit." Said «*.e, have you studied _)__.-_ ? Rely upon it that's-tne. surest way To gain her heart and freely own thy sway ; Now there's the raiment on your back you ye got, True its a garment, but a Co AT its not, t Coat, Vest, -and Pants, c'en to your very tile All lacking q __i_y, tkoe fit. ato wn*. Lose not a moment, but to HIGH-STREET go, And visit POSSENNISKIE'S famed DEPOT. Quick ! place yourself in that true Artist s hands, He's Number ONE of TAI LOR S-y ocr commands— If you give him— remember what I say, You'll gain that blushing beauty, Kitty May, Oh ! thank you, Charles, said he, I'll to him hie, Without a moment's loss, Good-bje ! Good-bye! **** ' * * A week or two ago, one sunny day, A bridal party churchward went its way ; The Mushing bride was Kate, the bridegroom, Joe, Whilst I as "best man," maoe one of the row. And Joe at breakfast, with Kate by hi 3 side. Owned Possenniskie's dress had won his bride. H. L. POSSENNISKIE, HABIT MAKER AND GENERA- OUTFITTER, No. 1 Clothikr's Shop. HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND. M c M A ST-ER'S NEW DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT. T. MoMASTER has opened his New Premises 242, Queen-street (on the site of his old building) with a Lar«e and New Stock of DRAPKUsf MILLINERY, and CLOTHING, just received per City of Auckland and Zealandia, from London. T. McMABTER, 242, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. AT the CITY HALL you can purchase Black Silks at 256d,259d,35, and 3s 6d pc yard, free from jute, they are imported direct from the Manufacturers ; also choice fancy Silks from 2a Od per yard. AT the CJT_ BALL you can see One Thousand Pieces of Cocce New Print> and Brilliant!, warranted to keep the colour, at s_d per yard, pOMPULSOEY SALE AT THE CITY HALL, (Late A. L.nabtjp. y and Co. A SALE OP DRAPERY, MEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING, CARPETS, FLOOR CLOTHS, MATTINGS FURNISHINGS Of evsry description WILL TAKE PLACE AT TH_ CITY HALL, OJT SATURDAY, 24th OCTOBER, And will continue for ONE MONTH, After which tho residue of thejSTOCK will be sold by Tender. T\ i.TEPHEN!_OJN & OU.'S CELEBRATED COFFEES, EXHIBITION BRAND, EAGLE BRAND, CROWN BRAND, Are to be procured at all respectable Grocers and Storekeepers throughout the Province of Auckland. D. STEPHENSON & CO., WYNDHAM STREET, AUCKLAND. J & J. SOPP'B T« MILLERS, Fr___b__jn's Bay Stkam Mills, AND No 8, LOWER QUEEN STREET, Whakt, Auo___un>. g jy B NT I 8 T B Y. MB. T. tFaPPORD, surgeon dentist, Wakefield sires i. Aitlflu-l Teeth, bom One to a Full Set, In Gold or Vulcanite. AUCKLAND AND ONEHUNGrA. COACEEES. The Coaches as above will leave Onehunga at 8 a.m and 12 noon, and from Auckland at 10 a.m.. and p.m. R. GILHAM. EYENTT PIANOS and FuRTST HARMONIUMS, to be sold at greatly reduced prices FOR CASH, -in consequence •of being overstocked and large shipments on the way. These instruments are the handsomest, best, and cheapest to be sold in New Zealand. Harmoniums, from L 9 10s to L 12 0; Pianos," L 35 to Ll5O. tsr Harmoniums and Pianos ON HIRE with OPTION OF PURCHASE at the end of three, six, nine, twelve, eighteen or twenty-four months—the hire deducted from price of instrument. ' HOFFMAN & SON'S ACADEMY O ~ M U S C ShOR-LAND-S-BEET. Instruments of all kinds tuned and repaired. MERICAN AND ENGLISH BOARDING HOUSE, CHAPELSTREET NORTH. < TO S E A M E N. THOMAS BRISTOW. desires to inform Seamen, and those connected with Shipping," that he has OPENED a Boarding House similar to those in England and America, within one minute's walk of the wharf. The 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. BHTLBMEN'S CLOTHES iiXAJSrBD' ALTERED, REPAIRED, asd NtIBBED at ".; lABWOO D'S, T-X-oa, l_o_t M___.oußxr_i. 19. Hob-on-streot, near the Governor Brown*. P.S.—Gentlemen's Cloth.- Dyed >