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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2779, 10 January 1878, Page 2

TOETBT OF THB UpPBB TEK. —The young bard, Hon. Pitz-Latender Belairs, enjoys the bliss of reading a little thing of his own, " Fair Archeress," to a circle of weak-minded but intensely sympathetic women: — " GUd lady mine, Ibat glilterwett ■ Ik shimmah of ahummah nth trailt the lawn > Canst tell me which is bitterweit, The glainaw of eve, or the glimmali of dawn, < To those with whose beahts thou littewest Tho field where they fell at I by feet to fawn ? As buttnhfly dost thou flutlah by 1 How, whence, ami, and oh! whither, aht como nnd gone ?" Chorus —How -exquisite I -How refined !! How really quite too far more than most awfully delicious 1 !!—Punch. W.Finlay, one of the earliest'established Watch and Clock Makers on the Thames, WISHES IT KNOWN that he,;,- has again commenced business in Williamson street, in connection with the Manufacturing Jewellery Business of his brother, Mr James Finlay, and is prepared to undertake all branches of the Watch and Clock-making business. Be* pairs executed with promptness. Charges moderate. —[Advt.] WiS it a Watch or a Clock you thought of buying ? or were you thinking of making a ' preienfc of a nice Brooch, or a Pair of Barrings?—then go to WILKES'S, the Old Established House, Shortland, for there you can muke your selection from the largest and ' Best Selected Stock on Hie Thames*.—Estab- : lished 1867- Watches and Clock* Cleaned : and repaired at Auckland Prices.—[Advt.]