KATIKATI.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXI, Issue 3072, 24 January 1894, Page 5

KATIKATI.

(FHOM A COhRESPONDENT.) A most successful fancy d ress b«ll was lately held at the Hall, Uretara, under the auspices of a Committee of the jeunme dore of the pfttlempnt. Mri Johnsoo, oF Hillpide, acted a« hostess and admirably she fulfilled her pleasant, though Arduous, functions. - Tbe supper, which vr as perfect, was contributed by ladies of the district, and the flowers made tbe room a very bower of loveliness. Tbe music was supplied by Mrs Johnston, who received material assistance from Mrs McDonnell and some of the juveniles. We were pleaded to wel. come many gue&ts from Tauranga. Tbe »un rose to the sound of merry music, and the dancers stepped it unflaggingly long after the lark had carolled nis morning ta-ra-ra-Boom-de-ay. . Subjoined is a list of the dresses: Ladies, M» v Johnston, Erehi i'g Dress ; „ McDonnell, »* M Daieell „ „ i€ J Ai Bt^watt, Sausekefl^r Miss Johnston; A Fish „ K. Johnston, Harvest 4i }. Johnston, Ainasoo . „ B. Cramer-Roberts, Ifcomp „ Qledstanes, Nancy l*ee t „ . ;? H McDonnell, IjkeHmg- Dress f * „ Anderson, Peadre „ Killeen, FishWite Miss M. Killeen, Hoasmaid Qkntlemkn : Mr Dalzell, EveniDg Dress m* „ M. A. Stewart, Cricketer f , f M. B. Stewart, Fin de &lde „ Perriug, Japanese Sailor. * Mansell, X.M.S. Pij**f«re „ B. Jordan. Pick Deadej* „ A. K. Mark, Midshipman Easy. n J.Ewed* Tennis „ Kerr, Evening Dress „ W- V. *atbill, Arab „ A.F. T. Analey, Angel Gabriel „ Comyn An^ley, • The Lost 8 porn* „ C. GHecissaueß, Evening Dress „ „ M- J. Stewart, Mahomet „ Blakeney, Cricketer „ L. Tollomache, Evening Dress „ P. Johnston, Volunteer „ W. Johnston, Comfort „ R. McMillan, Royal Artillery „ C. McMillan, Pirate „ B. Killeen, Evening Dress Master A. E. Mulgan, Clown A Btjttebi'LY

The Customs returns prove beyonti contra diotion that Nelson, Moate and Go's fine tea are being appreciated by the majority, for in spite of the numerous firms in every patt in the Colonies that are copying them, the turnover is as large as ever, and the demand bo great that they sell more Indian, Ceyon and blended teas than the whole of the mprtera and dealers put together in and narter of the Colony. --, , The beat medicine known in Sander and Sons Eucalypti Bxtxaet. Test its eminent powerful effect in coughs, colds, influenza, etc.— "the relief k instantaneous. Tliousands give the most gratifying testimony. His Msjesy the Eng of Italy, and medical syndicates all over the gobe are its patrons. Bead the official reports at aooompany each botttle. Mosler t M.D., Prof. tJniveraity, GreiJbwald, reports :— The Eucalypti Extract proved magnificently successful in very severe contusions, bruises, sprains, wounds, scoldings, broken ribs, and limbs. (Med. Journal; Nay., 1881). In diseases of . the kidneys, either active congestion or suppression (uroamia) or albnminuria, dropsy, mhiasis nothing will equal in its action EucalyptaExtraot Doses, sto 8 drops. Mesler, M.D., Frof . Urn * verity, Qreifswald, reports:— Diptheria.Tonsils continually coherent presenting.ulcers with white •xudats. Cured in 14 days. Surgical Clinks of Prof. M*lntjrre. College of Physicians and Sur nons, St Louis—Scirrhus of Breast Excisipn BacalypMExtract employed. No swelling V«» or dMcolaratiQn.Cured nl4 days — fAdvt. !