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At a juvenile party recently given in Brooklyn by a lady aged eleven years the extravagance in dress, it is aaid, could not have been 'xceeded even by adult ingenuity. The hair was dressed in the latest style—frizzed, puffed, nowdered, and adorned with flowers. Fourbuttoned white kill gloves were generally worn, while French kid boots, matching the dresses ■ n color, encased the feet. A little girl of seven /ears was dressed in a rose-colored silk, trimmed with point applique flouncors, and covered with gold and gems, which brought the cost of the nitfi up to about 7,000d01. The young, gentlemen, of nine to fourteen, were usually irrayed in black dress coats, light pants, and in lavender neck-ties, with the most dazzling profusion and variety of rings, seals, and watch ;hains. The hair of the older youths was parted ■n the middle and worn in long floating locks. Music, dancing, and flotation occupied the ■wening until the supper hour, at twelve o’clock, after which the gay assemblage dispersed . The coquette of twelve and the effeminate dandy of fourteen are apt to suggest painful visions of a coming race of men and women without strength of mind or muscle, and with •very spark of youthful vitality and freshness prematurely driven out by the training to which they have been subjected.

Late. Advertisements. ANTED, am Errand Boy. H. Beckingsale, draper, George street. T ANTED, a General Servant, Apply 1 Mrs Mendelsohn, Albion Villa, High street. ANTED, Washing, by experienced laundress ; terms reasonable. Address “Laundress,” Star office. WANTED, a Woman to take Charge of House-and Throe Children. Apply Cuiss, George street. HOTEL Let, known as the Plough Inn, Cargill Hill. Apply on the premises. BOARD and Residence for Two Gentlemen. Address at Mr Watson’s, grocer, Albany and Cumberland streets. WANTED, a Hat Trimmer ; constant work guaranteed. Apply H. Knott, Princes street. WANTED, Tenders to Erect Two Cottages. A pply M‘ I aren and M ‘Keuzie, bootmakers, Princes street. LET, Two Rooms. Apply P. Mears, JL Albion Soap Works, King street. TENDERS Wanted, till noon on Friday, for Earthwork, Cargill street., DAVID ROSS, Architect, Princes street (opposite the Criterion). NATIONAL PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY AND SAVINGS INSTITUTE. APPLICATIONS for Shares and for Loans will be received at the present Offices of the Society, Young’s Buildings, next Bank of New Zealand, where prospectuses, &c., may be obtained. The number of shares for Town and Country is unlimited. (!. R, CHAPMAN, Acting Secretary. WANTED, a Washer-up. Apply Times Restaurant. WANTED, a smart Boy. Apply J. Guthrie, corner of Princes and Stafford streets. mo BOOTMAKERS,—Wanted, a firstJL class Light Workman ; none other need apply. At Scoble's, George street. IN OR SALE, Six Cows, just calved. Apply Cadzow, Bay Horse Hotel, Anderson’s Bay road. fTNENDERS invited for the Removal and Re erection of Four Cottages in St. Andrew street, for Messrs J. and T, Curie. To be lodged with the undersigned on or before the 18th instant, at two p.m. R. A. LAWSON, Architect. MISS KEMP, passenger per Tararua, please send your address to Box 180, Post Office, Dunedin. WANTED, a General Servant. Apply J, A. Macedo, Princes street south. WANTED, a smart Youth, to act as Clerk. Apply at once to C. R, ;}ia]j)man, Solicitor, Young’s Buildings,

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Evening Star, Issue 3323, 14 October 1873, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Star, Issue 3323, 14 October 1873, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Star, Issue 3323, 14 October 1873, Page 3

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