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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXI, Issue 24, 13 October 1893, Page 11

Book-keeping by double entry. Condensed and ntnplirle l. Only a journal and hdger required. His Honour Judge Kettle writes — " It lsljust what is wanted, and every trader should have a copy." The Otago Witness sayp : — '' lbe instructions given are so simple and yet so ample, that the veriest tyro could bave do difficulty (n following them." — May be obtained of all bcksel'erß (Price 19 6 '), or direct from the author— T. G. Da Reczy, P.O. Box 444, Auckland for a postal note of the same value. — Advt. The Orkney Mermaid has caused a further sensation by appearing in her old baants at Deerness accompanied by a young one. During the past fortnight, s^ys the Scotsman, both the old and the yoang one have been seen frequently in the vicinity by different persons. The young one is of a white colour and swims in the same fashion aa tDe old one, by throwing its arms out in front of the head and bringing them in towards the side. La9t summer an attempt was made to shoot the strange visitant, when it disappeared; but this summer no one has tried to molest it. The air is full 01 Mr Lockwood'a witticism?. Hera is yet another. Tbe other day, while leading against a counsel of a rather notoriously hasty temperament, Mr Lock wood had occasion to crospexamine a witness from ite Meteorological Office The s-le and only question put to him by the learned counsel was this : "You eav yon are emp'oyed in the storm- warning department." "I am," " Will you tell me whether my learned friend and myself will have a brefze before 4 o'clock this afternoon?" The witness's answer is not recorded. — Sun

HI CM ITU The People's Bootmaker, 127 Manchester St. (oppoMto Hurke's Hotel), Christchurch.— MenV Shooters , |JSJ S OIYII I!l * rum '- v t>c *' hnoes from 8s fid, Bluchers fionv Is Hd, Canvas Shoes from 2s i3d, Ladies Loots and Shoes from 6s, Children's from 2a. Remember 11. I. SMIIH'S. 127 Manchester street.