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Auckland Star, Volume XX, Issue 95, 23 April 1889, Page 2

JJEAD THE NEW STORY. NOW PUBLISHED. THE LARGEST LITERARY WEEKLY SOUTH OF THE EQUATOR. THE FAMILY FRIEND. SO I Price: I 80 COLUMNS. I THREEPENCE. I COLUMNS. POPULAR READING FOR ALL. The weekly issue of the Family Friend is now published, and contains, among other items, the following ILLUSTRATIONS. RINKING COSTUME.—A full-page engraving of a most recherche toilet, with descriptive letterpress and diagram,.. THE EIFFEL TOWER.-A full-page engraving of the Highest Monument in the World, together with a numher of interest. ing facts and figures in connection with it. A VERY GOOD CAUSE FOR JOY.-A Country Storekeeper on the Cash System. NEW SERIAL STORIES. THE HOUSE OF SECRETS By Mrs Harriet Lewis. Author of "Her Double Life," "Lady Kildare," "Sundored Hearts," "The Bailiffs Scheme," " The Rival Cousins," Etc. GST Particular attention ia directed to tho above story, the first chapters of which appear in the current issue of the Fb.iK_.l_, and will be continued from -week to week. Speedy application for copies i 3 necessary to prevent disappointment. FEZ; or, UNDER A CLOUD. By Mrs C. A. Wells. Authoress of "Harold the Tempter," "Uncle Matthew's Gift," etc., etc. Several chapters of tho ahovo entertaining and romantic story are published in this issue. ; A MINER'S MILLION. Back numbers of the Friend containing tho first chapters of this enthralling story may ho obtained from any of the numerous agents. NOTES OF TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE. MY SOLDIERING DAYS IN NEW ZEA-LAND.—-Written for tho Family Friend hy J. S. Talbot (late both Rcgt.). All rights reserved, and continued from week to week. THE MEMOIRS OF. A CONVICT: or. Life in New South Wales in 1791.—Incidents in the career of Goorgo Barrington, tha Famous Pickpocket, written by himself. These memoirs will bo continued from woek to weok in the Family Fkikno. tho _010 right of publishing having been acquired by tho proprietor. COMPLETE TALES, Etc. IS DANCING WICKED?—The Ball-room and its occupants criticised, with several firstclass sketches of the prevalent styles, mistakes, etc. in this pleasurable form of seasonable entertainment. MISS KITTY BARFOOI'S UNDERSTUDY. - A tale of the Town. MY HUSBAND'S FRIENDS.—A raeok woman records her many attempts to pleaso the " fads " of her lord and master. WILDMOOR HALL.—A Society Story in two parts (illustrated). A SIMPLE INCIDENT.—Tho experience of a medical student. THE STATUE OF TRUTH.-Poetry, by W. C. J. Powell. SPORTS AND PASTIMES. WITH THE HOUNDS.—Stirring scenes in tho hunting field, by R. E. H. A STRAY BAG OF BLACK GAME.-By "Roekwood." THE LADIES' PAGES SOCIETY GOSSIP. — Weekly Letters from Correspondents at Christchurch, Duncdin, Wellington, and Auckland, containing all tho latest chit-chat on passing events. THE HOUSEHOLD. —Family Recipes; also, Hints and Directions on a variety of Household Matters. SOCIAL NOTES, Selected. Poetry, Better Thoughts, etc., and a number of other useful and instructive items. m ANOTHER ia "NEW SERIAL STORY NEXT WEEK. Next week will be commenced another New Serial Story, entitled— THE MIDNIGHT MARRIAGE By Amanda M. Douglas. Author of " A Woman's Inheritance." " Foes to Her Household," Etc., Etc., Etc. ORDER COPIES AT ONCE. "Q TA R" ji GEN 0 -T_. The following are authorised to-RECEIVE: ADVERTiSUS-^ENTS for Stab itMr D. ROBERTSON. Produco Merchant; Symends-street. PORTER & Co., Ironmongers, Newmarket, Mr ROBINSON, Chemist, Parnell. Mr JONES, Ironmonger, Ponsonby, Mr JACKSON, Stationer, Onehunga, Mr ULLEWALL, Grocer, etc, Devonport,Mr PATRICK, Stor«keeger,.^akapwj.e 5 .