In our report of the All Saints' Tableaux Entertainment on Thursday evening, it was Mrs. Warren, a lady visitor from Timaru, who scored such a success as Dame Durden, and Mrs. Kilgour who gained the encores for her rendering of " Tit for Tat" and " Dear Heart." A Sound Advice.— Earle and Montgomery's old customers are advised not to be misled by stray advertisements, from men of no practical experience in the trade. By sending your orders to William Earle (late Earle and Montgomery), 256, Queenstreet, and Karangahape Road, you will be supplied with Groceries, Provisons, -Boots and Shoes, as well as Ironmongery, packed in as few packages as possible, and forwarded with despatch, as on former occasions. Price list is now ready, which will be sent, post free, to any address, when notified to that effect, from which an order can easily be drawn, and the exact cost ascertained. Post the order, accompanied with a cheque— Post Office Order or a Postal Note—which will be promptly attended to. —William Eakle Grocer, Queen-street, Auckland,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8360, 13 September 1890, Page 6
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