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Auckland Star, Volume XX, Issue 290, 6 December 1889, Page 4

Fttblic Notices. ' _ ~ TAKEI THY HE AET .AGAIN. : THE WORDS.AND MUSIC OF) THIS BEAUTIFUL BALLAD ?«,, XS THE FAMILY FRIEND | THIS WEEK. NOW READY. T&B LARGEST LITERARY WEEKLY SOUTH OF THE EQUATOR. The following- are a few of the more interesting items, which include COMPLETE TALES, Etc. ATHLETIC CE-IiEBRIT!TES,-Mr J. W. Winks. Aji illustrated, biographical sketch of the winner of the Mile Club Chamj pionship at the Auckland Amateur Athletic Club's late carnival. FALSELY TRUE. — One of the Friend's complete stories. TWINES' CIPHER TELEGRAM. —A very humorous sketch. DR. WARD'S MOUNTAIN LABSIE.—A complete story, by Belle Williams. THE ROCK OF TORMORE.—An illustrated Irish sketch, by Two Subs. SULLIVAN'S PROCLAMATION.—The champion refers modestly to a few of his strong points. POT POURRI.—An old-fashioned dainty and sweet-smelling compound for the drawingroom. AMONG THE MAN-EATERS OF SOUTH QUEENSLAND.—An interview with Professor Lumholtz. THE MAGIC ROSE —A charming little device (illustrated) for the children. NOTES ON SCIENCE AND INVENTION (illustrated). ATHLETICS.—A number of interesting items on all branches of sport. A TALE OF A STRONG MAN.—Recollections by Salvini. 'WRESTLING.—An exciting match between, Tom Cannon and the mysterious Btranger. PASTIMES OF FOOLS.—A few of them. WHO WOULD BE A FATHER (illustrated). RECOLLECTIONS OF AN AMERICAN IMPRESSARIO,by J. Travis Quigg. A PRIZE ESSAY. THE STORY OF A LADY'S RETICULE. ALARMING PARACHUTE ADVENTURES. MR GLADSTONE AND THE LADIES' GALLERY. A GIRLS' SALVAGE BRIGADE. LANDSCAPE GARDENING AT CHAMONIX IS DAIRYING A SCIENCE? THE AGE OF CHIVALRY. NEW SERIAL p HAZEL KIRKE j A NEW AND CHARMING STORY By MARIE WALSH, ; whose merits as a writer are well and favourably known to all modern flotion readers. In EUzbi. Kirks; sho has sketched with dextrous handa plot that is entertain- 7 ing, and whichis unravelled with marvellous ingenuity, the main incidents being portrayed with life-like fidelity. L A U R?_E L VANE OR THE GIRLJS' CONSPIRACY. By Mr?. Aesx. McVeigh Miller. Author of '"Mona's Choice." Etc The romantic nature of the plot, together with the love episodes of the hero and heroine, makes this story one of exxattiiig; and. sustained Interest. while the charactets are faithfully delineated and the language generally choice andrefined. THE LADLES' PAGES SOCIETY GOSSIP. — Letters from Correspondents at Cl-ristchurch, Wellington, Auokland. Australia, England, etc., containing aU the latest chit-chat on passing ■events. THE HOUSEHOLD. —Family Recipes: also. Hints and Direction* on a variety of Household Matters. SOCIAL NOTES, Selected Poetry, Better Thought*, etc.. and a number of other usef uland instructive items. LOOK OUT ! LOOE OUT ! FOX THK •ILL/CnSTRATED CHRISTTVEAS NUMBER A MCmSTER ISSUE. NEARLY ONE HTHNDRED COLUMNS FOB THRKEPENCK. rUU.i3?_J_&TICULARS SHORTLY. ORDER-CO*PIES AT ONCE THE FAMILY FRIEND IS NOW PUBLISHED. SOLD BY ALL-BOOKSELLERS, NEWS AGBOTS,. ETC. TRICOT SEAiSON, 1889 - 90. A Large Stock of IPOLDING CARDS .(tinted), admirably adapted, for Programme of fixtures, just received at the STAR Litho. nd Steam Printing Works. "fITAR" A GENCY. The following are authorised to receive Advertisements for Star :— Mr D. Robertson, Produce Merchant, By -ponds-street ■ Porter _fc Co., Ironmongers, Newmarket Mr Robinson, Cheml_t,|*arnell Mr Jones. Ironmonger. Ponsonby Mr Jaokbon. Stationer, Onehunga MrLmvEWALt, Grocer, eto;. Devonport Mr Patrick, stowkoejpe*. Takapuna. -ptDWARD BABTLBY ARCHITECT, \- BT-CBBUgTS BOTKDXWZB, 1 QUBEtf-QT-ÜB-r..