THE FAMILY FAILING.

Free Lance, Volume II, Issue 84, 8 February 1902, Page 15

THE FAMILY FAILING.

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Stock-taking reductions at the New Zealand Clothing; Factory . .37 Lambton Quay are advised m gent '& ties, bows hard hats, caps, and mole trouseis. Also boys' slightly-soiled blouses Mr. J. H. Robinson, ot the Lucky Wedding Ring Shop, Wilks-street, calls attention by adv ertisement to the last week of lus great saJ\ age sale ot watches, jewellery, etc The polo match at Miramar on Satui day afternoon, between the Manawatu and Wellington teams, was highly enjoyed It is no discredit to the local team to say they were out-classod b\ the visitors, who won b\ seven goals to four In theietiun match, on Monday Manawatu, reinfoiced b\ a Wellington ZP i , won h ten to two. The nrepiessible joker was piesent at the wedding ot Mr Arndt and Mis* Rachel Moeller the othei da\ . and as the bride and bridegroom drove off on their honeymoon trip, amid showers ot rose-petals, confetti, and good wishes, a broad smile arose and spread ovei the faces of those they left behind. In fact, you could not help smiling Acios* the back of the bridal carriage was written, in white chalk and large characters, the one word "Honeymoon " Needless to say, the joke was hugely enjoyed by all the Lambton Quay fivo o'clockers.