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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XV, Issue XXIII, 7 December 1895, Page 725

Homes for London Cats. —The harmless and necessary cat is a favourite with most women, and considerable support, we should imagine, will be forthcoming for Mrs Gordon’s proposed scheme for a ‘Cats’ Home ’ on the lines of the very successful institution for dogs at Battersea. One very happy suggestion is making arrangements for ’ board au t residence ’ for the cats of people that shut up their houses each year during the general exodus, who get left to take their chance and hold feline indignation meetings on the subject of ‘ inhuman owners ’ till their return ; a most common cruelty practised each autumn.

An exchange says that when a man is worried about the money market, his wife is apt to be worried about the market money.

A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION. Apply Snlpholine Lotion. It drives away pimples,blotches, toughness, redness, and all disfigurements. Sulpholine doTjUopj B lovely .Irin Is bottles. Made in Londoa— (Advt.)

Te Aro House THE EMPORIUM OF FASHION All the newest and most attractive novelties for the season, imported direct from LONDON AND PARIS are now being shown in infinite variety. The display of SUMMER MILLINERY completely eclipses anything of the kind ever seen in New Zealand before. Many of the Hats and Bonnets are unique specimens of Parisian taste, and for beauty and novelty of design are quite unequalled. CAPES AND BLOUSES the two most Fashionable Garments in the Mantle Department, are shown in unrivalled variety. The newest styles in BLOUSES are marked at remarkably Low Rates, a fact which should fully sustain their great popularity for summer wear. NEW DRESS FABRICS have been opened out in many new shades and exceedingly attractive materials. The Dressmaking Department is still under the direction of MADAME DE VERNEY, which is a sufficient guarantee that the work turned out will be thoroughly stylish and high class. PATTERNS of any material, and full information in reply to customers’ enquiries will be sent Post Free to anv address. James smith, TE ARO HOUSE, WELLINGTON.

ASHBURN HALL, NEAR DUNEDIN. For the care and treatment of persons mentally affected. The buildings are specially constructed in extensive grounds commanding a good view. There are general and private Sittingrooms, with separate Bedrooms for each inmate. This EstablishI — ment provides specialised aeooinmodation for those for whom the advantages of home comforts and association with small numbers are desired. A carriage kept for the use of inmates. A visiting Physician and a Chaplain.