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Observer, Volume 3, Issue 61, 12 November 1881, Page 142

In consequence of the late fire at the establishment of A. Linabury and Co., the proprietor has decided to have a. large clearing sale, and as is usual after a lire, purchasers will find some capital bargains. On Wednesday, the 30th inst., Mr R. 0. Greenwood will sell, at the Albert Hall, various allotments of land situated at Ellerslie, Albertland, Grahamstown and other places, also that first-class property, the Ellerslie Gardens. __. American Waiteam Watches were Awarded the Only Two First Prizes at the Melbourne International Exhibition, 1880-81, being Higher Awards than any other Exhibitor received for watches. Very few people in this sublunary sphere suiter from cmbarras de richessc. That is the exception. The rule is the othor way and how the dickens is a man to pay his tailor's bill is a question that puzzles a good many persons. The best thing we can suggest is never to have any tailor's bills. Get yonr .clothes male at Munro and Milligan's establishment in Karangahaperoad, and pay for them by weekly payments, an easy and effective way of getting your clothes. " The poor wandering ones, although they have strayed have now taken hearts of grace and retraced their steps in true piece of mind. Vide the Pirates of Penzance." And why have they retraced then- steps in a true piece of mind ? Because they had all been reshod at the renowned Boot and Shoe Manufactory of Messrs Garrett Bros, in Wakefield-street, and, of course, when comfortably shod in well-fitting boots, they retraced their steps in a true peace of mind.