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Auckland Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 142, 16 June 1892, Page 4

By advertisements elsewhere a meetin^of wage-earning women is to take plot'jjK morrow evening: in the Wesley Hall, t*^[ presided over by the Rev. J. J. Berry.; !«• meeting is to begin, at 7.30, and ; willbeaddressed by Misses Morrison, '> Johnston, Rev. J. J. Berry, Messrs Aldridge, Hampton, etc. We have no doubt there will ■»• an overflowing attendance on the cccasion, as the theme and the Bpeakerßaro very popular. The advantages of organisation will/be dealt with by the speakers. From the very "active enrolment of^members wßich has taken plaice within the'MJv few days, and the spirit which has beea shown by the girls in the mattered MO by the principal employers, Miss Morrison feels that the Auckland Union will soon Mx looked upon with as much pleasure anapride by our Auckland citizens as the Dunfldin Union is looked upon by theirs. Atarecenb Sydney marriage the bridegroom married the youngest sister oi -.torn wife of his son, tfiuß making the latteru» brother-in-law, and causing the children w his son to become the grandchildren,- w their aunt. What relation will the children, of the old man's second wife be to n» married son ? Just Think !—lt costs bnfc a shilling to try for yourself Arthur Nathan's • Keuj able" Tea, and you have a choice^ Blended China, Ceylon, or India, of tm quality.—(Advt.) A special lob of travellers' samples tfo* ported) are now on sale at strikingly cheap prices, a complete range of every «^"f"! in ladies' and children's underclothing aw Smith and Caughey'a.—{4»vj.)