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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9066, 29 May 1888, Page 4

D R. JJ A I N E S. Owinjc to the FIRE AT SAARLAND'S APOTHECARIES' HALL, Will for tho Present BKB PATIENTS AT HIS RESIDENCE, PRINCES-STREET, At the usual hours— a.m. to one p.m. and sovon p.m. to eight p.m. TCI I E i TCI I R E".! -JJIIRE! THAT OUR CUSTOMERS MAY SUFFER NO INCONVENIENCE THROUGH THE FIRE' AT THE APOTHECARIES' HALL, WE HAVE ARRANGED FOR A TEMPORARY DISPENSARY AT DR HAINES* PRIVATE RESIDENCE. PRINCES-STREET, A 8 REGARDS HLS PATIENTS ; And will SUPPLY THE WANTS OF OTHERS FROM THE OLD PREMISES. THE HIGH CLASS REPUTATION OP THE . ESTABLISHMENT RENDERS it Hardly Necessary to add THAI*! JNOTHING but new stock Will bo Used or Sold. TRUSTEES OF THE LATE T fi QHARLAND.

A THRILLING AND EMOTIONAL X TALE, To bo commenced in NEXT SATURDAY'S HERALD. A NEW STORY I A NEW STORY ! BY AN ABLE AI i'.ESS \ The Tale announced to be commenced In next Saturday's Herald has been withdrawn, in order to substitute a Now Story, entitled £)OUBLE LIFE, 08, THE DARKDALE MYSTERY, BY HELEN CBAMPTON DALE. Though Miss Dale's works of fiction havo not hitherto been presented to our readers, she ia AN ABLE AND VIGOROUS WRITER. And the work now to bo submitted for tho approval of loTcrs of pure and wholesome light literature, will find in tho Authoress a faithful and gentle ; guide. Charming and interesting circumstances are skilfully weaved around the NEW STORY. The Plot is well conceived, and many and varied will be tho guesses as to its solution. The interest of the render is enchained at the beginning, and retained to tho ond. A TROUBLE L IFE ' OR, THE DARKDALE MYSTERY, IN NEXT SATURDAY'S HERALD, JUNE 2, 18S8.