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New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6827, 4 October 1883, Page 4

Onb SHnxise.—F. J. Shoett's popular Art Unions. By permission of the Gen end Government, I am going to hold another Grand .Vrt Union, and call special attention to the following: - Ist. Ten prizes, all first-class oil paintings by celebrated artists. 2nd. All the prizes on view in my shop; anyone can see them. 3rd. The drawing will take place In the Theatre, under the supervision of a committee chosen by the subscribers present, and will be open to the Preas and pablio. 4th. All the blanks will be pnt in 'with the prize tickets, so that every one's ticket will be called out—prize or blank. Country remittances either in postage stamps or otherwise will receive tickets by return post. The name and number of ticket ol fccch winner will be published Iα Stir, fT""""-™ and Weebxt.—Francis J. Shortt.—sooo Members at la each. One Shilling Tickets.—[Advt.]

Ghosts.—An attempt is being made in the eld country to revive the belief in visitants from soother world, and many are the wonderful stories that fill some of the journals. The sceptical mind Is, fcovrtror, inclined to adopt Scrooge's remark to Hadey'B ghost, " How do I know th&t you are not a bit of undigested breadt" for, of all the ghost producers, a bit of "heavy" bread is the most potent. It u & wonder, therefore, that people do not adopt t&e rarest spell against ghosts, by using Berwick's Cold Medal Baking Powder in making tread; for slthoHgh it won't "railsghosts," ituilriise bread in the most admirable fashion. Every irise storekeeper has it by him, and every good housowife bays it* '. - .■-.■

■, Catabbh oj thb Bladdee;—Stinjpng irritation, Inflammation, all kidney and similar complaints, eared bj " Enchu-paiba."—Moses, Moss and Co.,Bj(lnoy,6eaeral Amenta.