paper. Miss Ida Wells, M.A., a young coloured *%.. girl, the editor of 'Free Speech,' who ia travelling through Great Britain creating a sentiment againsb the lynching tendencies of the Southern States of America, is being received in a very flattering manner where* ever she goes. H The Maori carved patalca, or ntoreboase, purchased from Te Pokiba, of Maketu, is bo be placed in the new ethnological annexe in the Auckland Museum, in order to shelter it from the weather. One of the carvings on the house represents the celebrated ancestor Tama-to-Kapua, of Te Arawa. All classes of general and household drapery at reduced rates during present stock-taking sale.—Smith and Cnugbey.— Advb.) You may depend upon getting something superior to what ia usually sold. Buy and try \.«
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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 165, 12 July 1894, Page 1
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126Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 165, 12 July 1894, Page 1
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