"Mamma, you promised to buy me a nice music book, with beautiful covers and gilt edges, full of pieces and songs and dances." "Yes, my dear, when I go to Auckland." "Oh, mamma, why not buy it here ? There are plenty at Mr Geigg-'s, in Pollen street, where papa boug 11 our nice piano, and you can get a nice musical album there for aunty, and .that flute you promised to get for Charles, and the harmonium for little. Daisy, and then we can have such a concert down in the summer house." " Lily, you unanswerable, put on your hat, and you shall choose for yourself."—[Advt.]
WATCHES in Stock fi.om3oa atHoidbn'b Watchmaker, Oweri street, Grahamstown. . Thb difference between a Gent and a Gentl* man .—-The Gent turnsup what he has for a nose and says, Ob, Ah. The Gentleman walks into MoGowam's and saye, MAOgire me a pound of jour Tba, and send for order every week
The Largest Variety of Hats, Mercery, and Hosiery j [at the I New Zealand Clothing Factory.
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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 4051, 22 December 1881, Page 3
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173Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 4051, 22 December 1881, Page 3
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