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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXII, Issue 52, 26 April 1895, Page 14

UCJNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. SPECIALLY REDUCED EXCURSION FARES IN FORCE BY ALL BT&AMERB OVER ALL THE COMPANY'S LINES. Steamers will be deepafchei as nnder : LYTTELTON and WELLINGTON— Flora Mon, 29th April 3pm D'din Talune Tues, 30th April 230 p m train Tarawera Thuje, 2nd May 230 p.m train NAPIER, GISBORNE, and AUCKLAND— Tarawera Tburs, 2nd May 230 pm train Monowai Tuec, May 7ih 2.30 pm train Manapouri i hure, 16th May 2.30 pm train SYDNEY, via WELLINGTON— Talune Tues, 30 h A pril 230 pm. train Wakatipu Wed, May Bth 3 pm D'uin SYDNEY, via AUCKLAND— Tarawera Thure, 2nd May 2.30 train Monowai Tues, May 7th 2.30 train Msnapouri Tbnrs, May 16th 2.30 train MELBOURNE, via BLUFF and HOBART— Manapouri Mou, 29;h 2 pm. D'din Waihora Thurs, May 9th 2.30 pm train WEBTPORT, via TIMARU, AKABOA, LYTTELTON and WELLINGTON— Corinna Friday, 3rd May 4 pm. D'din Omapere Friday, 10th Mny 4 pm. D'din GREYMOUTH, via OAMARU, TIMARU, LYTTELTON and WELLINGTON— Herald About Wed, Ist May 10 pm. D'din NAPIER, via OAMARU, TIMARU, pnd LYTTELTON— Dingadee About Tuesday, 30th April TONGA, SAMOA, FIJI, and SYDNEY— Taviuni Abont 7th May from Auckland FIJI (SUVA and LEVUKA)— Tanpo 23rd May From Auckland

W. HARRIS, IIMPERIAL BOOT DEPOT, 4 Princ-s Street. WE respectfully beg to inform our customers and others of the arrival of our NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. Our stock has been carefully selected from tbe latest styles in ell classes of the best English and Continental Boots, Shoes, and Evening Slippers. PER 8.8. TONGARIRO We have a second shipment of Ladies' Evening Shoes, superior in quality and Btyle to any we have formerly had.

DRESSMAKING AND SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION. MR3 YOUNG (Late Collins street, Melbonrne) Begs to announce that she has commenced business at 42 Princes street (over Braithwaite's Book Arcade), Instruction given in Practical Cutting, Fitting, and Correct Making -up. Butterick's Ladies' Taior System, which Mrs Young bae taught with great success both in London and Melbourne. By its aid any description of garment, either for ladies, gentlemen, or children, may be made in a most perftct and satisfactory manner. For simplicity, accuracy, and grace Butterick's Syßtem cannot be excelled ; no fitting necessary. Young ladies, from the age of twelve, may easily learn. Mrs Young will be pleased at all times to answer any irquiries either by letter or otherwise. Term?, One Guinea per course, payable in advance. Evenit g Tuition for dressmakers and others engaged during the day. N.B.— Tbe system is Butterick's — practical, reliable, artistic and useful ; ehould bo in use in every home. Houis, from 10 to 6. Private classes granted to three or more lady friends at ordinary class feep. Do not forget Addreis : MRS YOUNG, Cositjmthbe, 42 Pbikceb street (over Braitbwaite's). N.B.— Per feet- fit ting bodice lining 3 cnt to measure, 2s each.