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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 8813, 29 February 1892, Page 3

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Our correspondent at Marstlen Point telegraphs:—Mr. Jeffreys'yacht called heretoday with Messrs. S. and A. Jeffrey and Mr. Croll on board, having come from Russell. They had line weather with head sea, and called at several ports oil the way down. They did some hapuka fishing, etc., off Cape Brett. They leave to-day for VVaiwera, and return home by Coroinandel. Gas engines are a great commercial success, and they have become so by the attention given to small things, in popular estimation —to important things, in fact. Messrs. ■ Crossley Brothers, who have done so much I to make the gas engine the commercial suc- | cess that it is, are prosecuting improvements i in the direction of attention to detail, from which they are obtaining greatly improved results.—Sir F. Bra in well's Address to British Association. 2 " Facts are stubborn things," and the fact of the large amount of property which has changed hands lately through Thorncs Agency, Queen-street, should convince everyone that it is the best agency in Auckland for j the speedy sale of property, ! Important.—Fifty tons New Teas arrived ' in one week, direct from India. China, and Ceylon, lor Arthur Nathan's Tea Department. This will give the public some idea of the popularity of his wonderful Teas.. 2s and '2s fid per lb : that is all. 5 Hkkkkction. — Mrs. S. A. Allen's World's Hair Ketitirer is always yratsful and beneficial to the human hair. It cannot fail to restore gray hair i to its youthful colour. 10