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Evening Post, Volume XLIX, Issue 134, 8 June 1895, Page 2

The young woman named Louie Smith who was admitted to the Hospital on Thursday, Buffering from severe burns about the body, is to-day progressing well. The following letter has been received by the Primate from the Archbishop of Canterbnry, Primate of All England :—": — " Lambeth Palace, 2nd April, 1895. My dear Bishop of Auckland — I offer my sinoore hopes and wishes, to yon and to the Church in New Zealand, that you may have a fruitful and blessed Primacy, with every happiness that can attend so difficult a position, entered upon in faith and love. May the Churoh extend the better and strengthen her estate through your wise guidance. -Believe me, your faithful brother in Christ, E. W. Cantuab." The quarterly meeting of the Wellington Branch of the Educational Institute was held at the Chess Club Rooms this morning, the President (Mr. J. J. Pilkington) in the chair. A committee consisting of Messrs. Watson, M'Mori an, and Ward was appointed to codify and revise the rules and regulations of the Branch, and to report on the* 29th instant. The following nominations were received for offices : —President, Mr. J. J. Pilkington ; Vice • Presidents, Messrs J. Home, W. H Jackson, and F. W. Connell ; Secretary and Treasurer, Mr H. P Ward ; Delegates, Misa Dowdeswell. Messrs. Ward, Watson. Pilkington, and Bennett. A ballot for the contested positions will be taken by post. The following new members wero elected: -Misses Riddiok, M. Seddon, and Richardson, Messrs. Everton, and Lloyd Williams (Thorndon). Aa none of the members present could act on the Conversazione Committee no appointments were made, and it thus falls through for the present year, Ct was decided to apppoint a Committee of Management at next meeting. A Mr. G. Robs, working on Mr. G. T. Hall's section at MaVuri, hai shown tho Examiner a remarkable discovery he made there, namely the vnrtebres of a whale embedded in limestone. This is an important discovery from a geological point of view. Tbe Committee of the Wellington Branoh of the Po3tand Telegraph Socioty has passed a resolution condoling with the relatives of the late Mr. John Grnbb, for many yeaTS Assistant Inspector of the Department. On the invitation of Mr. T. Warnock, President of the Thorndon Honse Open Crioket Club, the members met at his privato residence last evening. The trophies won during the season were presented by Mr. Warnook to Mr. H. G. Gibson (highest soore)'and Mr. O'£uliivan (most improved junior). The Downes and Turner Cup, won outright by the club, was handed to the President, to be kept un.il the club has a room of its own to placa it in. Messrs. Davis & Clater and Mr. T. Warnook offered trophies to be competed for in the coming season. After the business a sooial hour wag spent, songs, <fco., being rendered by members of the club. A late shipment of 1600 pair of blankets haa been just opened by C. Smith, the Cash Draper, Cuba-street, bought when wool was at the very lowest. As the season is somewhat advanced, they will be sold at the following low prioes:— Singlebed blankets, 4a lid, 5s lid, 7s lid, 10s 6d; double-bed blankets, 9s lid, 10s 9d, 12a 9d, 153 6d ; also, two bales of down quilts. 6s lid, 7s lid for good full sizes, worth fully 153 6d to 17s Gd.— Advt. for continuation o) ntuivng matter tesjowih vaqe.

TE ARO HOUSE. CHEAP "DRESSES I VS7HILE the Reduced Chaigeß for Dressff making remain in force, the entire stock of fashionable materials will be offered at correspondingly low prices. Ihe selection is the largest in the City, and all the goods are FRESHLY IMPORTED. FRRNCH TWILL SUITINGS, in BitowNs. Greis, and Hiather Mix. tubes, from 2/9 per yard CHARGE FOR MAKING, \2JQ PLAIN and FANCY SERGES, in Black and Navy, from 2/6 to 5,0 per yard CPARGE FOR MAKING, J2/6 ALL WOOL BLACK FABRICS, inoluding Plain and Fanct Cashmihjss, Cbepons, &0., from 2/3 to 5/9 per yard CHARGE FOE MAKING, 12/6 NEW REVERSIBLE TWEEDS, Knickcr Twbedh, Flake 'I'wbiss, Ac, from 2, G per yard UHARGE FOR MAKING, A SPECIAL LINE OP EVENING DRESS MATERIALS Has just been opened out, and will be offered with the rest of the stook at the same low Dressmaking tariff. EVENING. OREPONS. 42 inches widjs, in Maize, Coral, Chaktke >bB, Skt, Black, Pink, Gbs. Gbcem, &0., at 1/3 and 1/11 per yard CHARGE FOR MAKING, J2/6 But remember that this scale of Dressmaking charges remains in force FOR ONE MONTH ONLY, A.T TE ARO HOUSE. TjtSTABLISHED FACTS. SURATURA TEA. - SUBATURA TEA is enried by its com. petitors. They acknowledge it to be PURE, WHOLESOME, REFRESHING, ECONOMICAL. SURATURA TEA can be procured from all leading storekeepers at the following prioes :— A Quality, 2/- P er pounds B Quality, 2/3 P« pound D Quality, 2/6 V<>* pound Packed in ilb]and'llKlea4en packets, and in 51b, 101b, and 201b boxes. r FREDERICK HEZEKIAH HAS. 9 GOOD, Member 1851, and Lioentiate )£ Midwifery; of the Boyal College of Sur. ;eons, 1858, and Licentiate of the Sooiety of Ipotheoarie*, London; 1858, now residing in 3pn.ni-stre.et, Wellington, hereby giro notiae ;h&t I intend appljing on the 11th of Fuly next to haye my name placed on the Uedioal Register 'for 'the oolqny of New Zealand, and that I have deposited the cvi. lenoe of my qualification in the office of tho Etegistrar-General. (Signed) F. H.HABGOOD. Dated ai Wellington, 7th June, 1895. IN order to oonTenienoe Customers, and in response to many requests, HEN BY- BO IM, BY , Daibtiian, las^oonaeptedlSprith the Telephone, and akeh an lOffioe at No. -17, Lambtpn-quay. >pen fiom 9 ».m. to 4 p.m. ,Teleghone, No.