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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9184, 13 October 1888, Page 4

Tffcß. LEGER ERSON begs to intimate that he has arranged with Dr. Ernest Robertox to take charge of his practice during emporary absence in Australia. Attendance at " The Pharmacy" as usual. *" i i- iin i . - ..- WE are determined to clear the remainder of our Winter Stock for our Spring Goods coming forward. In order to do so we will hold a CHEAP CLEARANCE SALE for a short period. Tweed Trousers from 12s Gd Saddle Tweed Trousers, 21s Tweed Suits, £.-1 10s In fact no reasonable offer refused. Come Early if you wish to secure the best of the Goods. £2000 worth to select from. J. DAVEY & SONS, Tailors, 276, Queen-street (Junction of Queen and Wake-rleld-streets), M. M u °Hl E > MERCHANT TAILOR & IMPORTER, 38, SIIORTLAND STREET. SPRING AND SUMMER TWEEDS, Arrived, ex Tainui. M. M. begs to announce the arrival of his Second Shipment of SPRING & SUMMER GOODS, comprising all the Latest Novelties in English, Scotch, and Irish Tweeds, French and Gorman Coatings, and Fancy Vestings. JUST OPENED-UP. A VERY CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF ■ WOOLLENS, 1 suitable" FOR the COMING season, CONSISTING OF HEAVY FANCY WORSTEDS TWEEDS AND COATINGS. SEE WINDOW JOHN WHITE, MERCHANT TAILOR, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND Next Union Bank . •1 D. THE ]U AUCKLAND ABfi GUIDE IS THE BEST LOCAL TIME TABLE. TD» T HIT cFARLAND & QON, X"i. *$ o 13 JL O CIVIL ENGINEERS, AUTHORISED NATIVE LAND AND MINING SURVEYORS, Licensed. Laud Transfer Act, QUEHN-STRKET Next to Herald Office (upstairs). DR. W I L K I N S , CONSULTING ROOMS, SHORTLAND-STREICT (Opposite STAR Office) HOURS—9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Sunday Mornings, 10 to 12. At Lower Symouds-streei, 7to 8 p.in. daily. Dr. Wilkins' pamphlet on the curability of all disenses, medical and surgical (mainly) without internal medicines, Sold at Kidd & Wildman's, Auckland. Post free, 7d. Regulates Spectacles to all siirhts. "VTEW ZEALAND INSURANCE jj\ COMPANY. [Established 1859]. Capital £1,000,000 Paid-up and Reserve Funds .. .. 435,000 With unlimited liability of Shareholders. Insurances against loss by FIRE are effected by this Company upon every description of property nil ilio most favourable terms. Merchandise, Freight, and Hulls Insured and from all parts of tuo world. JAMES BUTTLE, .Manager. JAMES STEWART, ASHLEY HUNTER M. Inst. C.E. asso. M. Inst. C.iS. ST E W ART & ~O" UNT ER, _&.JL CIVIL ENGINEERS, ARCHITECTS, AM) AUTHORISED SURVEYORS, shortland - STREET, AUCKLAND. [Telephone 363. \\TE HAVE MOVED INTO THE VT STORES, FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY JAKINS & SON, CUSTOM-STREET EAST, AND HAVE ON SALE FLOUR WHEAT OATMEAL ; OATS WUEATMEAL TABLE POTATOES BRAN BEED KIDNEYS SHARPS ONIONS MO Ii R & ri O. MILLERS AND GRAIN MERCHANTS, CANTERBURY; A.ND STORE, CUSTOM-STREET EAST, AUCKLAND. ■\T E W <^TORY. AM io Tho numerous admirers of Mrs. GEORGIE Sheldon's unique and fascinating stories will be glad to learn that a fresh story from her indus trious pen will be begun in tho NEW ZEALAND HERALD, ox SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, Under the title of WITCH HAZEL; OR, THE SECRET OF THE LOCKET. BY MRS. GEORGIE SHELDON. Author of "Browniu's Triumph," "The Forsaken Bride," &c. Two or three entrancing mysteries, around which tho main events of the Story revolve, are graphically and entrancing!? outlined in the early chapters. So cleverly is this done, so admirably are the characters portrayed, and their speech and action made to indicate their individualities, that at once curiosity and interest are aroused, and tho reader bocomes absorbed in the constantly varying and adroitly developed scenes of this perfect LIFE DRAMA; Mrs. Sheldon possesses the uncommon gift of being able to entertain her readers without transgressing probability. Her characters seem endowed with the warmth of life, and the incidents in which they participate are never forced or unnatural, and therefore possess the charm of reality. There arc many striking scones in this well-con-structed story —scenes upon which the reader will love to linger, especially when their bearing upon tho denouement is understood. Perhaps the more dramatic are those succeeding WITCH HAZEL'S ACCUSATION, when Helena Stewart, a vindictive young woman, tortured by envy and jealousy, originates A PLOT TO REMOVE A RIVAL. Charged with an infamous deed, circumstantial evidence has woven its web about the bewildered Hazel, and she is about to suffer the degradation of conviction, when AN UNEXPECTED WITNESS suddenly appears upon the scene, and astounds the spectators, as well as confounds the plotter, by revealing THE SECRET OF THE LOCKET. Besides being a superb romance of progressive action, in which the development of the characters is a prominent feature, it is also a captivating love story. And so dexterously are Cupid's episodes managed, that the reader is frequently perplexed as to the final disposition of the personages who arc tempestuously tossed hither and thither on Love's capricious current. &3T This unique and vigorous Story will be begun on SATURDAY, October 20.