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Observer, Volume X, Issue 629, 17 January 1891, Page 17

THE iXJEALE "OATENT HIGH-ARM SEWING -yACHINES jJfJL HAVE THE LATEST IMPEOVEMENTS AND APPLIANCES, Including BUTTON-HOLE ATTACHMENTS. BEALE KNIFE CLEANER S A MARVEL OF SIMPLICITY. Catalogues and Full Particulars on Application. Cash or Time Payments. W. J7~BEALE, QUEEN-STREET AUCKLAND NAPIEE AND WANGA.NUI. N.B. — .Repairs and Needles of Every Description. ONEHUNGA. It was upon hills, clad with daisies and fern, Where I first met my sweet Jennie Herrin ; She is rcost lovely, beautiful nnri fair, And with her few lasses here can compare. It is said that a certain Chairman threatened to kick a well-known tailor out of a meeting. It is a good job he did not do so. Li he had, he would have carried a burden around him for evermore. It is said that the Mayor does as he likes at the meetings now. He has only to bray for help, turn a tap, and wooweyciple laws come out by the mile ; burdens are removed, and hills levelled. Verily, the captain is at the helm, bar one. What an unmanly, brutal act that was of the Onehunga general dealer of the unclean towel fame to box a landlady in her own hotel. Perhaps this womanboxer would improve his manners by a short sojourn in the elevating locality of Mount Eden. What brought the creamy boy and Mag down to the goods shed on Wednesday night ? If it was for luggage I hope they got it. I Cris has found a masher at last. But heware ; he hails from the same vicinity as Jack.

Eyeryl w;ell-dressed man is suited to perfection at the Dibect Impoi.ting Compaky, Lim., where you get Gents' Sac V^M\.il\.) r Y..;- .:■:/. >c^ „ -. . ■ : . - - ... =„; ',