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Observer, Volume 9, Issue 529, 9 February 1889, Page 10

ZEALANDIA OPEN AIB RINK. StANLETMSTREEI, MECHANICS 1 BAY. SKATING, SWITCH-BACK RAILWAY, BOWLING ALLEY, & SKITTLES. Open from 2.30 to 5 pan., and from <M till 1" V- m - Tuesday and Friday Evenings— Ladies * icse. Admission, 6d; Back entrance to Switchback, 3d, Children, Half-price. COLUMBIA DINK. SATURDAY, l-'EBBUAfiY Dili, GABRISON BAND HANDICAP, :; Frizes. 2 Mile.". 10 Entries or mere. At 9 p.m. O. A. SALMON, TJanugor. TfcXOTICE TO gUBSCRIBBBS. The Proprietors desire to respectfully intimate that when subscribers fail to send in subseripions due and owing, their papers will be stopped forthwith. 11. J. BAULF & CO. January, 1889, NOTICE. A GREAT DECEPTION. ANEW NOVEL By the Author of ' jluttio's Guardian,' &?., Is commenced in TJIAMILY HRKALD PART for DECEMBER, JO Which contains also the Continuation of It A NEW NOVEL Xi. By a New Author, Also complete Stories, Essays, Answers to Correspondents, Cookery, Miscellanea, Enigmas, Charades, Kiddies, etc. I^AMILY HERALD, Pavfc 517. jHAMILY HERALD PAET for DECEMBER, JJ The Australasian says : — 5 This favourite domestic magazine' retains till its old Interest and variety,' Price Sixpence. FAMILZ 3IERALD, Pavt 517. 1 he JMilji A /-.(us ssiys:--'Tbis domestic irmtrazine is second to noue v.itli v.-liich we are acquainted.' Price Sixpence. I FAMILY HERALD PA. RT for DECEMBER, The Davlinti JJoints Gazelle Miys : — •Among the English periodicals received in Australia there is one, we. helieve. that receives a wnnev welcome than is accorded to any other publication of its kind in the world Its reputation hits heen aoly preserved, :md its character :u; the best family magazine of lijjlit, wholesome, and amusing reading, has been nobly sustained.' The "J7AMILY HERALD may be had in Hulf-rcarly JC Volumes (is. 6d.) and in Monthly Ports (Cd) of all Colonial Booksellers and Newsagents ; or the Month]} Part direct from W. Stkvenh, 121, Strand, London, for lis. per annum, post, free. London : W. Stj-jvexs, 421, Strand ; and at till Newsvendors. T> EDUCTION OF MEDICAL FEES SA) TO ENGLISH BATES. DR. BAKEWELL.'M.D., M.E.C.S., Euc?.,! formerly House Burgeon to the Middlesex Hospital, London, author of ' Coughs, Colds, and Sore Throats,' &c. etc., may he consulted at his residence, JTailon's Buildings, Hohson-street, from 9 to 11 n in., and ii to -J-, and 6to 8 p.m. Sundays, from 9.30 to 10.30. Fee : For first consultation 3s 6d, subsequent consultations 2s 6*d, including' medicine. Visits in Auckand, 5s including medicine. Night visits, one guinea. WANTED— Purchasers at Eeducew Peices, for Locks and Hinges oi ! all kinds Nails, Brads, Fcrews, Carpenters and Builders Ironmongery. Inspect at J. and J. Dickey's, 234, Queen-street. WANTED— Purchasers at Beducbj> Prices, for Fenders, Fire Irons, Ash Pans, and Coal Boxes' Shovels and Tongs.— At J. and J. Dickey's, 23 i Queen-street. KAUEI /pS UM. The undersigned are Cash AXJEI VJTUM. Buyers of all descriptions of Gum at current rates. —B. & "W. B. ■WALKER, Fort-street. —Timely Caution.— Jeweller: l Yos, sir; I will engrave anything you wish on this ringwithout extra charge.' Young man : ' Well, inscribe on it " From George to Alice." ' Jeweller : 'Hem! The lady is your sister, maybe?' Young man : l Tho fact i«, this is an engagement ring.' Jeweller : 'Ah ! My young- friend, I have had considerable experience in engagement rings, and I would suggest that the inscription bo simply "from George." 'Jlien it will do for any- j hody.' — Cannibals live the same way. — Paterfamilias (at the supper table to Mr Thomas Catch, Susie's beau) : 'It is said that a Spaniard can live upon an onion and a few olives a day. It peems surprising to us, does it not?' Susie's little brother : 'Mr Catch, I know what you live on.' Mr Catch: 'What, Tommy?' 'Little brother : 'On your aunt ; pa said so.' — Indignant Parent : ' Eemember who you are {asking to, sir! I'm your father!' YoungDutiful : ' Oh, come now, I hope you ain't going 1 to blame me for that !'