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Otago Witness, Issue 2161, 25 July 1895, Page 61

«• Ensiness Notices. UNDEE ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE WERNER . COMPANY OP CHICAGO, ARE ISSUING WEEKLY THE SCENERY and THE SPLENDOURS o£ THE UNITED KINGDOM. Boyal Residences, P*laces and Castles. Parks aud Forests, Bowers and Hunting Lodges, Eiver Banks and lelots, The Stately Houses of the British Isles. Photographs taken by gracious permission of her Majesty the Queen and by favour of the Noblemen and Gentlemen who own so many of the former Homes of British Sovereigns. Sixteen Photographs of the same size a.nd quality bought in a shop cost not less than £5. PART I, CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING 16 EXQUISITE PERMANENT PROCESS PHOTOGRAPHS :— CONWAY CASTLE * ' " THE DINING HALL AT SANDPARISEROOK CASTLE RINGHAM ROCHESTER CASTLE KENILWORTH CASTLE TANTALLON CASTLE THE TOWER OF LONDON THE WHITE LODGE THE BANKSIDE AT HAMPTON •GOODWOOD COURT BRAEMAR CASTLE HATFIELD HOUSE RICHMOND CASTLE THE CROWN JEWELS EDINBURGH CASTLE PEMBROKE CASTLE WILL BE PUBLISHED ON Bth AUGUST. Cut out the COUPON published be'ow, and for SIXPENCE (2d extra if posted) you will obtain, on or after THURSDAY, Bth August, at the office of Piicfcor and Crawford, the current part of BEAUTSFUIj s * (TWELVE PARTS IN ALL). A Fresh Part will be Issned Each Week until the 12 parts are completed, and at any time pre viously a missing part may Be obtained at the "office of'Prictor and Crawford by changing the number of the partTJubltehed'on tbeOoupon to tbe number of the part required. Her Majesty's example is alnc&ye a good example. TJifl Queen has ordered Three Sets of the Portfolio. Here is a letter from the Queen's Private Secretary (General the R'ght Hon. Sir Henry Ponsonby, X.C.8.) to the Maijsging Director of the "VS erncr Compaoy of Chicago, 13a Cockspur e'.reet, London :—: — " Balmoral, September 16, 189*. « Sra,— l have laid before the Queen your letter and the Views of Residences in Great " Her Majesty de&ired me to thank you, and after" inspection of the Book of Views the Queen was much pleased with them, and commanded me to inquire if she could keep the one you left here for her— and alto if the could purchase three more copies.— Yours faithfully, ■ "W. Ritchie, Esq. ' . Henry F. Ponsonby." FOR SEISSI^EMISarCSES AND A COUPON, .THE CURRENT PART OF BEAUTIFUL BRITAIN. dBEAUTSFUL BRITASiy COUPON, f* O Portfolio No. 1. $5 fix Cut cut one of these Coupons (of any date), and enclose it with EIGHT- ♦~* £3 PENCE in Postage Stamps, and we will deliver, post free, to any address in S New Zealand, Portfolio No. lof our GRAND TOUR OF THE WORLD ART J? fc— ) ALBUM. • - w If the Coupon is presented at our Office, and not Bent by Post, the price will ~ ■ ba SIXPENCE. PRICTOR & CRAWFORD, Stafford street, . Dunedin. £2 Phase send One Set or Part, for which find the sum of. s d &< Name £» g3 Occupation Address • f* COIVKE^X-ESTES SETTS WILL BE SENT TO ANY ADDRESS ON RECEIPT OF Bs— MONEY ORDER OR POSTAL NOTE. POSITIVELY THE BEST DB3ESSSNC | ' For PRESERVING ana BEAUTIFYING the HAIR. I Specially Prepared and Perfumed for Toilet Use. a ■ 9 H H jl% H^^ H H O3l E^l ff 3^ S 9 *aa

In New York, according to an American paper, there is a club one room of which is papered with 6000 playing cards, while another Is covered with theatre tiokets, and has a cornice running right round composed of champagne corks. A curious affair occurred at Wairoa, Hawka's Bay, on Thursday night lastT A" bottle of turpentine was thrown through the front window of the police station, smashing a large pane of glass. Along with the bottle was a note containing the „ following words, evidently in a disguised band :—": — " Sir, change your tactics about the un- ;' employed, or death shall be your doom. The next shall be a iix by two.— l remain, UkBMPloted." Constable Coughlan was absent In the country on duty, and the family received It considerable scare. The identity of the per%trator is a mystery.