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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14147, 24 August 1909, Page 4

THE AIRSHIP MYSTERY SOLVED. TRIVATE TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATIONS. AUGUST 11, 1909. C. WRAGGE, Esq., Weather Director, Oamaru. " Re airships : The Southerners who witnessed these inadvertently emitted to inform you that one very rapid »ship had 'Champion' aboard, flying the 'Standard.' His trip South was to watch the movements of the dying Trust.". (Signed) P. VIRTUE. T. VIRTUE, Auckland: " Salaam. Tour telegram just received. Sorry missed seeing your aerial flight. Send ' Champion' Airship to Mars immediately with supply Muscle Raiser. Martians doomed without your aid. ' Mars is a dying world. Hurry up!" (Signed) C. WRAGGE. Rakaia, 18/8/09. 200 PIANOS 'AND ORGANS. THE T3RITISH AND CONTINENTAL ■piANO pOMFANY HAD OVER 200 PIANOS AND ORGANS BONDED AND STORED AT THE TIME OF THE DISASTROUS FIRE AT THE STRAND ARCADE, WHIOH THEY ARE NOW OPENING IN THEIR NEW PREMISES T>HCENIX /CHAMBERS, (OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION), AND ASK FOR THE SUPPORT AND PATRONAGE OF OLD AND NEW CLIENTS. A. HEGMAN, Manager. J. A. BRADSTREET, TTAEANGAHAPE T>OAD. SALE NOW* ON. SPECIAL EDUCTION IN LADIES' COATS. A TyiNDOW "pULL AT QS 11D TjiACH. SEE THE VALUES. ■DEDUCTIONS IN ALL pOODS AT THE ARK-DOWN QALE. COMBINATION CHESTS, WITH BEVEL GLASS, FROM 9K S EA CH. T. AND H. COOKE, L m ' OPPOSITE TOWN HALL. %■—■■■ ■ ■ "—■ '" " — ■■'■———-■■■ M I■■■ ■.1 , ■ . | MANY HEADACHES PKOOEED FROM THE EY ES. Be wise and have them tested and properly fitted with SPECTACLES by T. PEACOCK AND SON. Up-to-date OPTICIANS. 218. Queen-street. J. A. PEACOCK. F.S.M.C., England, with Honours, SIGHT SPECIALIST. Customers are assured of Skilful Treatment, with Best Appliances and Ample Selection of Spectacles.