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"A drink for the gods," so said the great Prophet— Mahomet, when taking his cap of coffee under the fig tree. If you would enjoy such, Crease's AI Coffee, Sold only in 1 and 21b tins. For continuation of Beading Matter see fourth page.)

Advertisements " TjIEILDING ASSEMBLY KOOMS PROFESSOR MASON'S MUSICAL QUINTETTE Will give two Grand Concerts on MONDAY — AND— TUESDAY EVENINGS, October 24th and 25th. Admission— 2/- and 1/-. REV. W. HAL WILSON, Chairman and Lecturer. Announcement Extbaobdinaey. T7IEILDING ASSEMBLY BOOMS WEDNESDAY NEXT, OCT. 26th, THE PHONOGRAPH. Edison's Latest Improved Loud Exhibition Phonograph. The only authorised Exhibition Phonograph in New Zealand. The most marvellous achievement of the ingenuity of man. THE DEAD SPEAK to the LIVING " Oh for the touch of a vanished hand, And the sound of a voice that is still." WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, (Moonlight Night), PROFESSOR D. ARCHIBALD, M.A.. Oxford, will introduce EDISON'S LATEST IMPROVED PHONOGRAPH, And with new Etherogen Light effects will exemplify the wonder, ineffable charm and illimitable possibilities of this the crowning achievement of man's genius in his lecture, illustrated by diagrams and reproductions of the human voice, bands, etc., etc. His Excellency the Governor addressee the people of New Zealand through the medium of the Phonograph. Followed by a speech by Mr Gladstone (the only one ever heard in the Southern Hemisphere) ; Sir George Grey's message to the unborn millions of New Zealand; message of Lord and Lady Jersey to their Excellencies the Earl and Countess ol Glasgow, etc., etc. RICHARD F. KEATING, Business Manager. A^bumou—Sb, 2* w * I* 1