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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 139, 12 June 1894, Page 4

QTAR TyjONTHLT ~gUMMARY fOR THE SAN FRANCISCO "MAIL, "Y. V '■' ' , 'I WILL BE PUBLISHEDON THURSDAY NEXT, JUNE 14. IT CONTAINS TWELVE PAGES, EPITOMISING THE ■ i. .-. TjIVENTS OF THE WONTH. POLITICAL SS* COMMERCIAL SOCIAL, AND GENERAL NEWS. - PRICE ._. | ONE PENNY. YEARLY SUBSCRH'TION (enclosed in wrapper and Posted to any Address abroad), Prepaid _, .. 2s 6_ IS. The San Francisco Mail will close for Newspapers at half-past eleven a.m., on SATURDAY, June 16. mHE -J.TAIAPOI T^OOLLEN •m/TANUFACTURING QO. (LIMITED). UNEQUALLED FOR— ' I .CLOTHING BLANKETS ' RUGS ■ " FLANNELS SHIRTINGS KNITTED HOSIERY PANTS AND SHIRTS UNSURPASSED FOR— DRESS TWEEDS COATINGS ' SUITINGS ~ FINGERINGS WHEELINGS SHAWLS CRICKETING AND TENNIS CLOTHS KEPT BY ALL THE LEADING DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS SCHOOL OF "TH_r _TrEXCELSIOR"" SYSTEM of DRESSCUTTING, Designing, Artistic Draping. Making, etc. No Fitting Required. .MISS FORBES (late, of Edinburgh), having studiod four systems of dresscutting by measurement, has Opened a School to Teach the above system. Wherever introduced the "Excelsior" has superseded the -'Mciontiflo" and all other methods by its simplicity and rtecuracy. It is easily learned in six or seven loßsons, although pupils are not limited to that lime. Eachipupil can make a dress for herself during the course. Torms moderate. Numer- \ ons testimonials from ladies to whom Miss Forbes bus taught the art can be seen on application. By arrangement ladies can form their own classes, either at their own homes or at tho school. Classes held daily between 2 and 5, Saturdays 10 to 1. and in tho evening by arrangement. Also, Li-dies' Dresseß Cnfc and Fitted. - Address : TEMPLE CHAMBERS, QUEKN - STREET, next to "Waters', Confectioner. AP 0 L L I N A R I S. " The Queen of Table Waters." " The Customary Drink with Prudent People/ 1 _ —" British Medical Journal." Answers to Correspondents. Asterisk.-—Land can only be conveyed by deed.