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New Zealand Times, Volume LV, Issue 2042, 27 October 1893, Page 1

THE NEW Zealand IML AIL. THE SETTLERS’ JOURNAL SPORTSMAN’S GUIDE, FAMILY MAGAZINE, AND GENERAL NEWSLETTER. CARTOON—- “ WHIST, THE BOGIE MAN !” “ THE DIARY OF A CANDIDATE ; 08, THE WOES OF MR WOBBLE ” (By “ Scrutator ”). THE NEW SERIAL STORY—- “ FETTERS OF FIRE ” (By Compton Rcade). THE FARMERS’ PAGES. AGRICULTURAL and DAIRY NOTES THE APIARY THE VETERINARIAN ORCHARD and GARDEN . KENNEL NOTES (By “ Fancier ”) POULTRY NOTES THE SPORTSMEN’S PAGES (By “ Vigilant ”) ANGLO-COLONIAL NOTES and LONDON GOSSIP (From Special Correspondent) THE LADIES’ PAGES (By “ Aunt Ellon”) LITERARY PAGES (By C.W.) THE NATURALISTS’ CORNER (By “ Naturalist ”) SHORT STORIES DESCRIPTIVE ARTICLES SCIENCE GOSSIP ART NOTES (By 11 Caprice ”) CAMERA NOTES (By “ Amidol ”) CHESS COLUMN (By C. W. Benbow) DRAUGHTS COLUMN (By “ Checker ”) THE SKETCHER PLAYS AND PLAYERS (By "Lorgnette”) WELLINGTON SOCIETY GOSSIP (By “Violet”) CYCLING (By “ SiKull ”) CRICKET (By “Slip”) CHILDREN’S CORNER (By “ Uncle Toby ”) HUMOROUS COLUMN ECHOES OF THE WEEK (By “ Scrutator ”) THE COURTS POLITICAL ALL THE NEWS OP THE WEEK. THE ew Zealand JxL ail IS NOW THE BEST FAMILY PAPER IN THE COLONY. SUBSCRIPTION -. £1 PER ANNUM (In advance). TE E ASB H OUSE OUSE El D EPARTMENT. Tho demand having so much increased for Art Furnishings and Home Decorations, wo are making this Department a Special Feature of our Business, and wo spare no pains to supply our Customers with the Latest Productions for Artistic Homes at Moderate Prices. ioe Shipments are now opened up, comprising : IPETS in Axminsteb and Brussels. Especially designed for the Chicago Exhibition, ■ GS (colourings and designs to match) in Mecca, Tanjore, Kkyber and others. 10LEUMS and FLOORCLOTHS in the newest floral and Mosaic patterns. Best Qualities, and in all widths PESTRY COVERINGS in silk mixtures and all wool. Novel designs and pretty combinations of colours. DCATELLB, in now and choice designs. T MUSLINS, in all new plain Aet Shades. fPTIAN ART MUSLINS, in unique designs and artistic blendings, reltioa in FRENCH CRETONNES, exquisite patterns, wide width, ' reversible. T SERGES in the new shades, with fringes and bindings' to match. STAINS, in Nottingham lace, direct from , the makers;, ALL Sizes and Pbices to suit all requirements. IPURE D’ART CURTAINS, i New CYMBELINE CHENILLE LACE CURTAINS in pink on green, gold on blue, and green on terracotta. NDOW BUNDS in new floral designs and fancy stripes, mounted on spring rollers. BNICE POLES in wood and brass, with fittings complete. TE Aro XTOUSE. E _A.RO it OUSE. 21 SADDLES! 21 SADDLES! 21 SADDLES, slightly damaged by rats, in tho linings only, to be sold cheap. £A Os Od for 67s 6d, complete £2 12s 6d for 45s Od, complete £2 5s Od tor 37a 6d, complete C. W. WYCHERLEY, Importer and Manufacturer, Willis street, Wellington. 569 Brightest and best. Gustav Kiipper’s Elberfield Lager Beer. 4 All who would achieve success should endeavour to merit it.’ \Ar E have during the past year spared no W expense in endeavouring to make our Beer second to none in New Zealand, and can now confidently assert wo have succeeded in doing so. We unite all who enjoy a Good Glass of BEER To ask for STAPLE S’ BEST, On Draught at almost all Hotels in the City and surrounding districts. And confidently anticipate their verdict will be that Staples and Co. have successfully removed the reproach that good Beer coulchnot bo brewed in Wellington. J. STAPLES AND CO., (Limited), Molesworth and Mubtht streets.