Page 6 Advertisements Column 2

Auckland Star, Volume XX, Issue 56, 7 March 1889, Page 6

" &v folic j A SPLENDID1 BWOEI OF ENTERTAINING READING NOW READY. - '■ THE LARGEST LITERARY WEEKLY SOUTH OF THE EQUATOR. - I THE FAMILY FRIEND. SO Price: ■ SO COLUMNS. THREEPENCE. COLUMNS. POPULAR READING FOR ALL. The weekly issue of the Family Friend is now published, -and contains, among other items, the following ILLUSTRATIONS. -. BARK BAYS IN NEW ZEALAND. -To Kooti's Murderous Paid at. Poverty Hay. with porlrait; also. Illustration of the inonu iiiciit erected at Maknruka, togethei' wilt the inscription.and list of those ma-sacretl. NEW FASHIONS.—A full page engraving o: some choice and seasonable toiletles, with descriptive leUorpross. THE VERY WORST.-The Old Man's Darling and the Smart .Doctor. A FAMILIAR QUOTATION.-" There';! Musk in the Heir." A PROTEST.-The Little Girl and; the Huh Brush. SERIAL STORIES. THE LYON T R A C T. Ey Georgo Wainwright. A New.Serial Story ot Love and Crime, and one of the most romantic and exciting that has yet appeared in the columns of the Fjkiend. FEZ; or, UNDER A CLOUD. By Mrs C. A. Wells. Authoress of-"Harold the Tempter," "Uncle Matthew's Gift," etc., etc. , Several chapters of the above entertaining and romantic story are published in this issue, and intending subscribers should send in their names at once to prevent disappointment in procuring copies. A MINER'S MILLION. ; Back numbers of the FniEND containing the first chapters o° this enthralling story may he obtained from any of the numerous agents. NOTES OF TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE. A TRIP FROM WANGANUI TO AUCKLAND.'— These interesting notes, whicli will be continued from week to week, give a terse description of tho splendid scenery up tho Waiwtanui River, the Maori Settlements at Putiki, the Ascent of Riuiochu, a Tramp to Tokaanu, Lake Tauoo, etc., and aro by the well-known naturalist, Mr. A. Reischok, F.S.S. A HOLIDAY TRIP in NEW SOUTH WALES—.By a New Zcalandur. MY SOLDIERING DAYS IN NEW ZEALAND.—W: it ten Coy the Family Friend by .1. S. Talbot (late 65th Regt.). All Tightreserved, und continued from week to week THE MEMOIRS OF A CONVICT: i or, Life in New South Wales in* 1791, Incidents in the career of G'corgo Harrington, the Famous Pickpocket, written by himself. These memoirs will bo continued from week to week in the Family Friend, the nolo right, of publishing having been acquired by the proprietor. COMPLETE TALES, Etc. THE HOUSE WITH BLACK GABLE3.-A; Weird Story. LOVE AND MARRIAGE IN THE WEST.- | A recent visitor's amusing account. THE MAIL RO.Bi.Elt.--A Seventeenth Century Yarn. MEN AND THEIR WAYS.—A Trim Gentleman. MATRIMONIAL MISTAKES.-A' few words to the single. THK NEWSPAPER MAX.—What is expected from him. PRIZE QUESTIONS FOR THE MULTITUDE

THE LADIES' PAGES SOCIETY GOSSIP. — Weekly Letters from Correspondents nt Cliristehurcls, Uinicdin, Wellington, Auckland, and Australia, containing all tho latent chit-chat ou passing event.'). THE HOUSEHOLD.—FamiIy Recipos; also, Hints and Directions on a variety of Household Matters. SOCIAL NQTES, Selected Poetry. Better Thoughts, etc., and a number of other useful and instructive items. SPORTS AND PASTIMES. MY FIRST SHOT AT A TIGER.—An exciting ; Adventure in the Mahratta Country. OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE HARK AND : HOUNDS CHAMPIONSHIP.-A splendid contest. THE OLD DECOY.—By •" Disciplus." PHEASANT SHOOTING.—A walk through the covert on a wild morning, THE FAMILY FRIENDIS NOW READY. SOLD BY ALL NEWS AGENTS, RUNNERS, amd BOOKSELLERS. j -TVT 0 W RE A D Y. | BRETT'S AUCKLAND ALMANAC AND PROVINCIAL HANDB OO X FOR 188 9. Tho Most Complete Statistical and Descrip ttve Guide to S?e _r &'e^ai^d and the Pro T7ineial District of Auckland published. THIS YEAR'S ISSUE CONTAINS— Calendars with Notable Event.3 of 1837-8. High-Wat. v Tables for Auokland and ]Sew Zealand ports, , "'. Market and Wa.es Ready-BecKoner, Daily Diary for the Your; . Diary for Household Mxpsnaeg. Farm and Garden Calena ,rs.. • Weather Warnings, GENERAL GOVERNMENT AN£>. PRO, VINCIAL OFFICIAL DIRECTORY, RAILWAY TIME TABLES AND FARES „w. ETC!., Etc. I'iiim GOT! SHILLING, By post, Is 6d. Procurable from all Booksellers aiid Star Ruanors, H. BRETT/ gHQRTLAND AND FORT STREETS, ABOSX&^fBt