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B matrimonial notices.
bi4, i''minwfrmn0?1"1 ,licc!>en) solem-
I' i ,ul'r Mca, "i or liny rc?'-
Uftf ' b.; no eitra. v,.l ,l ' Kootl repute.
B O A,e Uffire ' ould llko to moot widow. Aurutu,
1 S ''ehil! »iinl7l"''a t0 wake acquaintance with
j Attn, Ajc oiac " watrliuouy ; opeu tW Mon-"
MATRIMOHIAt NOTICES.
A— ladies, gentlemen, every station in lifo,
contemplating Matrimony, immediately consult
VMaVJ'i01"" HOLT'S new NLVTItlMONIAL CIIAM-
BLUH, 422 Qucin-st'rect, Melbourne, opposito tho old
Lometery, Riec|nlly erected by proprietors for Intro
auctions i mill I innrringes, costing £4000. (EsLiblishcil
if'«t i f tOllfJCTIONS privately urrnhged between
t'Hhcr sex with VIEW to MAT
RIMONY. Only letters containing stamp for reply
nnswercd. All communications treated confidentially
."lcly by proprietors, thereby ensuring
Hit! VAC Y. HOLT'S MATRIMONIAL
<«aam | l .published monthly, containing psrticu
Inia nvnilnblo clients. Obtainable all news agents.
Id. ; posted In plain enveloTvca from Holt's, 2d. Whole
Mlc Agents: It. A. THOMPSON and Co., Littto Col
ljns-strect.
A -MARRIAGES CELEBRATED by Ordained
C ergjumn, ANY DENOMINATION (with duo
»trio|-cst privacy, at HOLT'S MATRI-
AIONIAL AGENCY, 422 Quccnstrcct, Melhouruo,
.opiMsitc tho Old Cemetery, or elsewhere, from 10 n.m.
till 9 p.m. daily, Saturday included (no notico rc-
qiifretl). Ijec, 10s. Cd. ; or marriage with guaranteed
gold welding ring and necessary witnesses provided,
x> i is. i -Nj»_ot!ier charges whatever.
MARRIAGES 8olemnised by a legally qualified
i cJ®nD',n&n ; feo 103. 6d.Lwitne8RQA provided if do
sired. 206, comer George and Johnston sts.. Fltzroy.
MARRIAGES Solemnised by licensed minister, 4
Leyeson-st., N, Melb,, and 20 Napler-su, S. Molt).
ree. 10s. 6d. Anywhere by appointment.
WIDOW, dark, 3l. child 7, wishes to moot tradesman,
OamberwolT10' W tOU 0| pL'U Wcck" X.55.,l'.0„
WJHO\V, alone, dark, 37, property, means, like
l»y ffpntljyniiiijnL'ana or tra;lcs;imn in business;
SHIPPING,
H uddart, rARKER and Co.'s lines.
bay excursions daily. ,
The Palatial Excursion Steamer
HYGKIA,
From Port Melbourne Railway Pier
T (Weather and other Circumstances Permitting).
mt, HEENSCLIFF and HOKUENTO.
DAY (FRIDAY), at 10,30 a.m. TO
NEXTat iImI lDAy'» nt 2 »»! MONDAY
Leaving on return :— Saturday, QneenseliiT, p.m..
Borronto, 4.30 p.m. Other days j-Sorremo, 4.p.m.;
QueensellfT, 4.30 p.m. '
T FARES: Single, 2s. 6d.: return. 33. 6d.
» O SOHNAl'PKIt POINT.
SUNDAY NEXT, at 3 p.m.,
Calling at St. Kilda each way,
„rea.l,,E 00 "turn 6.30 p.m.
FARR— Single or return, 2s.
riO HUHNAPPER POINT, DROMANA and SOR
X RENTO.
TUESDAY NEXT, at 30.30 a.m. Leaving on re
turn— Sorrento, 4 ii.ni.; Dromano. 4.45 p.m.: Sehnappor
Point, 5.30 p.m. tares:— Single, 2s. 6d.; return, 3s. 6d.
Last trains connecting with Hygela leave Flinders-
street station Saturday, 1.45 p.m.; Suuday, 2.45 d ui.
other days, 10.15 a.m.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION.
,1'assenRora leaving bv the EXOELSlOIt at 2.30
i (SATUkDAY) cau return by tho
CAJLHIElt from Porturlington at 4.30. Return fare,
Sunday excursion.
music on the water.
The S.S. COURIER will leave Queen's Wharf at 11
n.m.
On SUNDAY NEXT,
For Portarllngton and Qeelong.
The BAVARIAN BAND will ploy on board.
Faro, 3s., return.
TO. rORTARLINOTON and GEELONO.
Tlie Magniticent Kxouraton Steamer
COURIER,
In conjunction with s.s. EXCELSIOR, as under;
rto,fT1,w„ From Queen's Wharf Daily,
ati0a.ni.; Sundays, 11 a.m.
EXCELSIOR, at 4 p.m.; Saturdays, 2.30 p.m.
FARES.— Saloon : Single, 2s.: return, 3s. Forecabln :
Siugle, Is.; return, Is. 60. Meals, Is.
To Ij a u n p e s t o n,
Thence by Rait to Hnbarr.
From No. 2 Berth. South Wharf.
/TIUS DAY (FRIDAY), nt4p.m.
COOGEE < 2lil March, at 3 p.m.
tUUUbL | THURSDAY, 4th March, at 3 p.m.
'SATURDAY, 6th March, at 4 uiu
SPECIAL EXCURSION FARES to HOBART.
No Cargo received fur Cooeeo within one hour of
sailing time.
TO SYDNEY and NEWCASTLE,
From Australian Wharf. <
RUKUUM BEET.
_ TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), at noon.
FARES to BYDNBY.— Saloon: Single. £2; return, £3
4s. (nvnilnble for six months). Steerage, single only, £1.
Geelong to Sydney and Newcastle, Steamer weekly.
TO ADELAIDE, and WEST AUSTRALIA,
A Steamer Early,
TO QUEKNSOLIFF, l'ORTHBA, PORT ALBERT,
„ GU NNI N G H A M 1". , ORUOST, MKTUNG,
PAYNE8V1LLB, BAIRNBDALE, MOSSIFAOE
BRUTHEN and HALE.
DESPATCH,
EVERY bATUKlJAY, at 11 a.m.
rpo NEW EEALANd"poUTS from SYDNEY.
X ANGLIAN, Wwlnesday, 3rd March.
TASMANIA, Wednesday. 17U» March.
Bpecial Rait Tickets to and from Sydney.
gjUMMER EXCURSION to SYDNEY,
S.9. B U U It U M B E E T,
35C0 tons.
Leaves the Australian Wharf for
.SYDNEY
TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), at noon.
The ACCOMMODATION of this VESSEL
"Ts UNrtUKPASbRD.
AIRY BTATE ROOMS.
DINING SALOON FULL WIDTH of SHIP.
SPACIOUS PROMENADE DECK. 200 ft. in LENGTH.
ELECTRIC LIGHT EVERYWHERE.
SALOON-RETURN FARE . ..£3 4 0
Available for six mouths.
For further information re above services, apoly to
UUDDAKT, PARKER, and CO. PROPRIETARY
LTD..525 Collius-street.
U. S. N.- Ca LTD.
ROYAL MAIL COASTAL SERVICE.
FROM AUSTRALIAN WHARF:
For-
BUL1MBA, 4 p.m.,
ADELAIDE TUES., MAR. 2.
ALBANY
FKKMANTLB ROUKTON.IO a.m.,
GKRALDTON SAT., MAR. 6.
(To WhorveffHbirect, I.
traiiKhipuing for f BARCOO, Albany direct
COSSACK and (The Greyhound),
NORTH WEST Early.
POUTS)
MARITTA
ESPEUANCEBAY (Stock and Cargo only),
J Early.
(Bee 8pcclal Advertisement).
SYDNEY \
BRISBANE MARANOA, Noon,
MARYBOROUGH SAT., FEB. 27.
BUNDABRUG BIBKSGATE, '10 a.m.,
GLADSTONE
WED., MAR. 3
ROOKHAMPTON 4 , .
(Ports as far as Rockhamptoo.)
MACK AY
BOWEN (Sco Special Advertisement).
TOWNSVILLB VAP.AMAC, Noon,
CAIRNS ( SAT., MAR. 6.
POUT DOUGLA3
COOK'i'OWN MARANOA, Noon,
FORTS 6AT., MAR. 13.
In ARAWATTA, Noon,
NEAV GUINEA SAT., MAR. 20.
(SAMARAI, CINTRA, Nona,
POUT MORESBY). „
Seo Special SAT., MAR.
Advertisement. J
thursday is. 1
NUUMANTON VARA MAC, Noon,
BURKKTOWN J SAT., MAR. 6.
NEW HKBRIDESAMURtfrom Sydney),
NEWCALKDONIAJ ViaT0RIA (fr\VKnn matt T
FIJI ISLANDS \ WED., MAR. 3.
"Return tickets to Sydney or Adelaide available
by rail by payniont of a small extra sum.
CARGO RECEIVED DAILY.
(Telephone 178.)
W. SIDDBLEY and Co., Agents, 493 CoIIinatreet.
An. 8. N. CO. LTD.
U. 8. N. CO. LTD.
GOLD FIELDS.
SPECIAL STEAMERS.
The Following Well-known Comfortable and
Specially Appointed Express Passenger Steamers
For.
ALBANY, FREMANTLE and GERALDTON
, Via ADELAIDE -
B U L I M B A,
TUES., MAR. 2, 4 p.m.
R O O K T O N.
SAT.. MAR. 6, 10 a.m.
BARCOO (Albany direct)
(The Greyhound),
Early.
MARITTA.
Early.
EARLY APPLICATION NECESSARY to SECURE
SALOON BERTHS.
The STEERAGE ACCOMMODATION In all these
Steamers is UNRIVALLED, and the reputation of the
A.U.S.N. Co. for CATERING is UNSUuPASBED on
the COAST.
W. SlDDELEY and Co., .Agents, 493 COLLINS-ST.
jEW GUINEA GOLD FIELDS.
A.U.S.N. CO. LTD.
REGULAR SERVICE
From Melbourne,
EVERY SATURDAY,
Closely Connecting at COOKTOWN with the Company's
aS. Y A R A L L A,
For Samara! and Port Moresby.
Reduced Fares.
W. SIDDELEY'and Co., 'Agents, 493CoHina-street.-.
PORT FAIRY ONLY Every Monday I At 5
Port Fairy and PORTLAND, Every Thursday jp.m.
Per S.S. AUSTRALIAN (CASING laid up for new
boilers, Ac.). OUtce. No. 7 Berth, Princes Wftarf ; tele
phone 1122. Cheap fares, freights, good service.
ed. A. swindells, Agent.
SHIPPING.
WEE AUSTRALIA.
EST AUSTRALIA
Lowest Current Freights and Farei>
S.S. "KONOOWARRA,"
Leaves Australian Wharf
TO-MORROW (SATURDAY),
27th FEBRUARY.
At Noon.
Followed by the Ocean Steamship
" iiubbuck," 4000 Tons.
Taking Passeogers and "Cargo for
ADELAIDE.
albany.
FREMANTLE and GERALDTON
WHARVES.
"KONOOWARRA" has EXCELLENT ACCOMMO
DATION In SALOON
And SECOND CABIN, which is greatly enlarged.
Tho ENGLISH LIN Kit IIUBBUCK" L being spe
cially fitted fur, and will be tbu largest passengor steamer
lu, the trade.
Early Booking Necessary.
Cargo for West Australia must be accompanied by
shipping order, ubtnlnablu at head otlico.
W3L HOWARD 8MlTIi"and SONS LIMITED,
MARKET-STREET.
THE HOWARD SMITH LINE
11 E HOWARD SMITH LINK
LEAVE AUSTRALIAN WUARff
As Follows:— '
(LOWEST PASSENGER and FREIGHT RATE3.)
FUKMANTLE and! KONOOWARRA, To-morrow
GKKALDTuN I (Saturday), 27th February, noon.
fWHAUVKS) KHUBBUOK, Saturday, 6th March,
1 cSV"11 j " Sp«cl»l Adrcrtlioment.-
(KONOOWARRA. To-morrow
ADELAIDE -I |Haturday),27th February, naon.
auluaiub i HUUHUOK, Saturday, 6th March,
f KONOOWARRA, To-morrow,
PORT PIRIB (Saturday), 27th February, noon.
UUUT I'OHTJ j HV,ffufiK:ffll,d.yi6thMarch.
L uoon.
I TIME, EThis Day (Friday), 26th
vkFebruary. 4 p.m. (Uargo only.)
PKKEU1UNK, Wednesday next,
3rd March, 2 p.m.
BUiNlNYONG, Friday next, 5th
March, 5 p.m.
NEWOASTLE TIME, This Day (Friday,, 26th
(Landed A. A. Co. a I JKebruary. 4 p.ui. I Car no only.)
Wharf. KollKhMr-4PKUEUI(lNE, Wednesday, 3rd
a8«-) I March, 2 p.m. (Passengers
ouly.)
/PEREGRINE, Wednesday next,
MARYBOROUGH I 3rd March, 2 p.m.
BUNDABEUO 1 BUMNYONG, Friday next. 5th
UOUKUAMPTON \ March, 5 p.m. _ '
/PEREGRINE, Wednesday next.
MAOKAY J 3rd March, 2 p.m.
1'OWNSVILLE 1LEUUA, Wednesday, 10th March,
I 2 p.m.
NEW GUINEA GOLD FIELDS.— TownsvlUe is the
nearest Australian port from which steamers run, at fre
quent intervals. Further particulars ou application.
LUUINDA POINT\
(DuugeneubGER I Weekly from Townsvllle. Pisien-
ALDi'ON andi gers und cargo booked through.
GALKNS J
Steamer leaves Geelong for Sydney, Newcastle and
Queeneland ports weekly. Cargo ouly.
OAitGO to be onwharf one hour before advertised time
of sailing.
PASSAGES available on return journey by rail or
steamer are issued at special rates for Adelaide and
Sydney.
WM. HOWARD SMITH and SONS LIMITED.
Offices— Market-street. ,
Q S. "KDINA," r j
O# Thoroughly Overhauled and Renewed,
CHEAP
CHEAP
Leaves
QUEEN'S WHARF DAILY
WEEK DAM. DA1EY
. 10 a.m. ' DAY
DAY
SUNDAYS, KXCUUSIONS.
EXUUltSIONa.
11 a, in.
For POllTARLINGTON. GEELONG.
and calling POINT HENRY, v
i Weuneadaya and Sundays.
FARES:- .4 -
SALOON, Single, la 6d.; Return, 2s.
STEERAGE, 6d. .Each Way.
SUNDAYS (Band on Board), 2s. RETURN.
Meals, Is.
WM. HOWARD SMITH and SONS LTD.
WARRNAMBOOL
AltUNAMBUUL
And
PORTLAND.
PORTLAND.
8. a . J H L I A PERCY-,
Thoroughly ovi rhauled and renovated,
Captaiu Fhbuk. Ciiai'MAN,
/ Will
COMMENCE RUNNING
SATURDAY, 6th MARCH.
See future advertisements. . . '
WM. HOWARD SMITH and SONS LTD.,
Market-street.
AGENTS:
Warmambool, Mr. T. H. OSBORNE.
Portland, Mr. S. P. HAWKINS.
JJHE ADELAIDE STEAMSHIP CO. LTD.
EXPRESS PASSENGER STEAMERS
Leave as Under (Circumstances PermitUug) :—
WEST AUSTRALIA
(Via Adelaide).
For
8.8. WOLLO W RA,
SATURDAY,
27th February, 10 a.m.
ADELAIDE
S.S. ADELAIDE
(Direct Alhauyi.
ALBANY WEDNESDAY,
3rd MAUOH, utlOa.m.
FREMANTLE S.S. MARLOO.
FRIDAY.
5th MARCH.
The above steamers take cargo for Port Pirio and
Broken HiU, transhipping at Port Adelaide.
For KSPEUAXCE BAY
. > (From Port Adelaide).
S.S. ROB ROY', SATURDAY, 27th FEBRUARY.
FLINDERS to Follow.
In order to obtain berths passengers require to apply
early.
Early application for cargo space necessary.
Apply
ADELAIDE STEAMSHIP CO. LIMITED,
C. S. W1LL1MOTT, Agent,
Corner of Collins and Kiag Streets (Kobb's-bulldlnga).
EST AUSTRALIA.
From No. 4 Shed North. '
ADELAIDE A
ALBANY f
VBOTHWELL CASTLE, TUES
/ DAY, 2nd MARCH.
FREMANTLE ,
GERALDTON J
FREMANTLE \S.S. TAOLIAFERRO, on or about
(Direct) 1 / SATURDAY, 6th MARCH.
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION for STOCK.
Early Application for Stalls Necessary,
MCILWRAITH, MoEAOHARN AND CO. LTD.,
467 Collins-street.
yy ARRNAMBOOL and# PORTLAND.
S.S. FLINDERS, 1000 Tons,
WARRNAMBOOL and PORTLAND,
EVERY MONDAY.
WARRNAMBOOL ONLY, EVERY FRIDAY'.
At 5 p.m., from No. 6 Princes Wharf, ;
Saloon, single, 12s. 6cL: return, 17s. 6d. 1 Available for
2nd saloon, single. 7s. 6d.; return. 12s. 6d. f 3 months.
Casino Return Saloon Tickets Accepted.
JOHN MOlLWRAITU, Agent, 4856 Little Collins-
Street. Telephone, 370. | .
JjEW GUINEA GOLD FIELDS.
ADELAIDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY LTD.
For— 8teamer ; from TOWNS-
PORT MORESBY' VILLE via OAIKNS,
WOODLAltK ISLAND 23rd MARCH.
SUDKST And Fortnightly
SAMARAI Thereafter.
LOWEST FARES.
For all particulars apply
ADELAIDE STEAMSHIP CO. LTD.,
C. S. WILLI MOTT, Agent, .
Corner Collins ami Kins streets -
. . (Robb's-bulldinga), ' „
riao SALE, ORROST, CUNNINGHAME, ME-
1 TUNG. PAYNES V1LLE aud QUEENSCLIFF.—
The Steamer QUEENSCLIFF receives Cargo at 8outh
Wharf, THIS DAY (Friday),
Sailing at 10 a.ra. on SATURDAY.
Ofdce: 664 Bourke-street. Telephone 1337. .
SORRENTO.— Ozone, Friday. 26th, Congregational
Union. Fares 3a. return; children Is. 6d. Leave
Port Melb. 9.30. ' . : - ' .
SCHOONER' Stephoii, for Weeternport, - Receiving
Cargo. Leaves Saturday. J. Thurstou.
J 8H1PP1HS,
n i on line of steamers,
_ . ' SUMMRR EXCURSIONS.
(from Queen's Wharf)—
COOGEE This day. fcco Huddart, Parker and Co.'s
.advertisement.
To STRAHAN- r
BELLINGER (passengers only), 27th Inst., 1 p.m.
GKAKTON Wednesday, 3rd March, 4 p.m.
??.P.KVOt,OR'F. BURN IE and STANLEY—
BELLINGER ... Saturday, 27tb iust, 1 p.m.
To HOBART Direct-
TALUNK . . Wednesday, 3rd March, 4 p.ra.
Greatly Reduced Return Rates to Hobart viaLaun-
ceston, Including Rail fare.
Special Round Tours via Launcestoo, Hobart, Sydney
and back to Melbourne.
To all NEW ZEALAND PORTS-
From MELBOURNE.
T ALpJs E . . .. , Wednesday, 3rd March, 4 p.m.
MANAPOURI .. Wednesday, 10th March, 2 p.m.
From SYDNEY.
tab AWERA, via Wellington .. 27th Inst., noon.
kotom AIIaNa, via Auckland .. 10th March, 4 p.m.
R.M.S. monowai, via Auckland .. 15th March, 4 p.m.
To fiji, SAMOA and TONGA-
OVALAU, from Sydney .. 10th March.
To RARATONGA and TAHITI—
UPOLU. from AUCKLAND .. 17th March.
Specially Reduced Rail Tickets To and From Sydney
For further particulars, apply to
DAVID MILLS. Manager.
S63 Uollins-strect.
j<0 great britain and europe.
A. AND A. ROUTE.
. . „ ROYAL MAIL EXPRESS SERVICE,
Avoiding Alike tho Heat of the Red Sea and the Cold of
, Cape Horn.
Under contract with the Governments of New South
Wales, New Zealand snd United Scatos, the steamers of
this line leave Sydney and Auckland for Apia (Samoa),
Honolulu and San Francisco every Four Weeks, as
unuer :—
. Sydney, Auckland, Arrive
Steamer. Captain. 4 p.m. 2 p.m. v Frisco.
MONOWAI .. Carey ' .. Mar. 15 .. Mar. 20 .. April 8
ALAMEDA.. Van Oto-
— . rendorp April 12 .. April 17 .. May 6
MARIPOSA;, flaywsru May 10 .. May 15 ..Juno 3
Passengers Rooked to Ail the Principal Parts of
EUROPE, UNITED STATES and O AN ADA
At LOWEST FARES,
Including Stop Over Privileges at Any Point, Choice of
Railway Routes and Atlantic Steamers, the
Fastest, Finest and Largest Afloat.
ROUND THE WORLD TICKETS BY ANY
ROUTE.
The waters of the Pacific are proverbially smooth, the
weather mild and pleasant, and the ports of call frequent
and interesting. The overland journey is surpassingly
grand, full of novelty and variety ot sconery, and the
trains veritable "palaces on wheels," with all tho com
fort of ajlrat class hotel. Add to this visits to the
Greatest Cities of the American Continent— Chlongo,
New York, Ac., and intercourse with the most onterprls-
lug and inventive people of the age. All this and more
is only part of the itinerary Included in ordinary thro-igh
ticKeta. and can be accomplished without extra charge.
Full particulars, Illustrated Guides, Maps, Ac., Gratis
on application to
UNION STEAMSHIP CO. of N.Z. LTD.,
453 Colllns-gtroet.
g.UMMBR EXCURSIONS.
NEW ZEALAND, TASMANIA, VICTORIAN ALPS
_ „ . And SEASIDE ltKSORTrf,
BLUB JENOLAN OAVES, Ac.
Specially Reduced Fares, with or without hotel accom
modation. at traveller's option.
Intercolonial railway tickets issued and sleeping car
berths secured In udvauce.
Full information gratis from T1IOS. COOK and SON.
269 Collini-strect.
NORDDEUTS'OHER LLOYD
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
MONTHLY DIRECT STEAMERS to ENGLAND
and tho CONTINENT, calling nt Albany,- Colombo,
Aden, Suez Canal, Naples. Genoa, Southampton,
Antwerpood Bremen, will be despatched as dndor
Steamers. Tons. Commander. (Melbourne.
' FRINZ REGENT
LUI1TOLD 6,700 IT. Walter Mar. 2
BARBAUOS9A .. 11.000 A. Richter .. Mar. 31
GKRA .. .. 5,319 W.VonSchuck
_ _ _ mann.. .. April 26
.. 5.316 M. Klchel ..IMay 26
And every four weeks thereafter.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
Saloon, £10; second, £7 ; third, £5.
Steamers leave Adelaide on Saturdays immediately
after arrival of express train from Melbourne.
First Class return Tickets between Blolhourne, Sydney
or Adelaide, JttRued cither by thin company or the rail
ways, are available for return by rail or sea.
' Through, tickets over 'tHa ' company's own llneg 'to
Europe, Asia, North and South America.
Passages from Melbourne to England and the Conti
nent, £14. to £64. Return tickets,. available for 9 or 12
months, at reduced rates. Passages from Europe,
Americo, Aa, can be prepaid In the colonies.
.For all particulars apply to the Agents.
OSTERMKYEE, DEWEZ and VAN ROMPABY,
480 Collins-street.
BERDEEN WHITE STAR LINE.
steam ' ' ' "
For
NATAL, CAPETOWN and LONDON.
' Tons.
Name of Steamer. . - Commapder.V Registr Date.
NINEVEH .. N. Allan Z 7. 3711 Mar. 11
TIlLUMOPYLjE ..A, Simpson' .. '3711 April 1
ABERDEEN ..A.T.Will 3711 May 6
AUSTRALASIAN.. T. F. Spalding .. 3620 May 20
DAMASCUS.. ..A.H.Douglas .. 3711 July 1
All thn almvo have SPLENDID ACCOMMODATION,
and will CARRY a SURGEON unci STEWARDESS.
THROUGH BOOKINGS to all SOUTH AFRICAN
TOUTS.
Only 1st and 3rd Glass Passengers Carried.
- No cargo will be received on (lay of sailing. '
For FREIGHT and PASSAGE MONEY, apply to
DALOKTY and COMPANY LIMITED, Agents. 461-
471 Bourke-street. .
JIPTON YUSEN KAISn.A,
To HONG KONG. NAGASAKI and YOKOHAMA,
' Via SYDNEY. BRISBANE and TOWNSVILLB,
, . Will Leave as under
' Name of Steamer. Melbourne! Sydney.
OMI MARU .. .. ?! Mar. 21 Mar. 24
TOKIO MARU April 16 April 21
Y'AMASHIKO MARU .. May 14 May 19
These steamers have most Httperior accommodation for
pnesrugers in all classes, and are fitted witli tho most
recent improvements.
Full particulars as to freight and passngo from
DALOKTY and COMPANY' LIMITED, Agents,
471 Bourke-street.
LUND'S LINE of 8TBAMER&-
For
NATAL.
CAPETOWN,
LAS PALMAS
And LONDON.
Steamers. . Tone. Commander. Date.
Woolloomooloo .. 3521 H. Goodrimnt, R.N.R. March 25
Warrigal .. .. 4387 J. Paukhurst .. ..April
The abnve steamers are built at the highest clan at
Lloyd's expressly to r the Australian trade. '
Cargo taken through to all Continental ports.
SPLENDID PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION.
First Saloon Fare— London, £40; Natal and Capetown.
£35.
Third Clasa Fare— London, £16 ; Natal and Capetown,
£16.
Full particulars from
JOHN SANDERSON and Ca, 111 William-street,
Melbourne.
£JHINA. NAVIGATION COMPANY LIMITED.
DIRECT STEAM to JAPAN
Via PORT DARWIN and HONG KONG.
The Company's Steamers Leave at regular intervals as
under:—
StsmefD. Toni MibonrneJ B>d",r.
OHANGSHA .. .. 2300 Mar. 2nd Mar. 11th
CH1NGTU 2300 Mur. 19th Mar. 30th
TAIYUAN 2300 April 6th April 16th
TS1NAN .. .. 2300 May latlMay 10th'
. Omits Port Darwin.
Return Fare, Saloon, extending over Sir Months:-
Melbourne to HONG KONG, £66.
Melbourne to KOBE (Japan), £74 10s.
Liberal discount for families.
The above steamers were specially built for the Austra
lian, China and J<«pan trade.
Thn refrigerators ensure a plentiful supply of Ice and
fresh food during the entire vovage.
Electric light throughout. .
Experienced Surgeons carried.
Exceptionally large State Rooms amidships, In which'
two passenger only nrc berthed.
Passengers Booked through to LONDON aod
AMERICA, including atop-over privileges, choice of
railway routes and Atlantic steamers.
ROUND tho WORLD TICKETS by ANY ROUTE.
- For all further information apply to
GEORGE MARTIN, Agent,
515 Collins-street.
THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S
ROYAL MAIL LINE of STEEL STEAMSHIPS
between NEW ZEALAND and LONDON, calling at
MONTE VIDEO, RIO DK JANEIRO (when practic
able), TENKRIFFE and PLYMOUTU, will bo des
patched from LYTTKLTON or- WELLINGTON (as
arranged) as under:— -
Steamers.' Tons. Commanders. PromN.'z!
J 1897!
TONOARIUO 4163 F. Mayoss, R.N.R. J April 15
RUAHINK .. 6127 J. E. Bone, R.N.R. April 29
"RIMUTAKA 45)5 IL E. Or enstreot .. Muy 13
RUAPKIlU .. 4202 U. Stuart. R.N.R. .. June 10
KA1KOUUA.. 4507 F. Forbes .. .. July—.
"This steamer makes the passage- THROUGH THE
STRAITS of MAGELLAN (weather permitting), and
calls at both MONTE VIDEO and RIO DE JANEIRO.
The passenger accommodation of thesa steamers is
replete with every modern convenience, and by this route
the Intense heat ot the Red Hen is avoided.
This is tho only route that affords passengers the
opportunity of witnessing the grnndeur of the SCENERY
of the Straits of Mftgellan, generally described us the
finest panorama In thn world.
For further particulars, apply to
NEW ZEALAND LOAN and MEROANTILE
AGENCY CO. LIMITED, 555 Collini-street west.
Bay excursion trips.
The FAVORITE PADDLE STEAMER
OZONE
Will RUN as under (weather and other circumstances
permitting) from the PORT MELBOURNE RAILWAY
PIER:-
TO SOIINAPPER POINT and' DROMANA.-
TO-MORUOW (SATURDAY), at 2.30 p.m.. calling at
8t. Kilda each way. leaving mi return— Droniana. 5;
Schnapper Point, 5.45 p.m. Fares:— Droinana, siugle,
2s. 6d.; day return, 3s. 6d. Schuapper Point, 2s. re
"tO'QUEENPCLIFF. SORRENTO and DROMANA.
—SUNDAY NEXT, at 11.10 a.m., leaving on return—
Droimina, 3: Sorrento, 4.25; Queensi-liff.Sniu.
.TO QUEENSCLIFF and SORRENTO.— TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 10.30 a.m.
The last trains in connection with Ozone leave Flindorv
streetstatlon at 2.15 p.m. Saturday, II a.m. Sunday, 10.15
a. m. other days.
THE BAY EXCURSION COMPANY LIMITED,
468 Collins-street. WM. R. EVANS, Manager.
KM.s: "ORUBA.- — Messrs. M1JLLALY and
BYRNEsnlicit the Commands of all Passengers
arriving in or departing from Hobsou's Bay by the Royal
Mail Bteamvrs of the P. aud O.. Orient and other lines.
Lligcagennd Goods cleared and delivered, or stored from
the Incoming and collected and shipped on the outgoing
boats. Branch office, '360 Fiiudftrs-Jauc.
. 1 — j\. '
' niPPin$X. ,y.
O R 1 E K— £ 1 E>
The foUowing Royal Mall Steamships, belonging to the
ORIENT and PACIFIC COMPANIES, wilUeavo Mel
bourne at 1 p.m. on the underiuentlonad dates for
PLYMOUTH and LONDON via- Adelaide, Albany,
Colombo (transhipping for all tndiau ports). Sues Canal,
Naples and Gibraltar:— 1 ' "
OR UBA 77 S5S2'tonCind5af"ii v"" . . Feb. ft
!?nSKir .. K Aireale, R.N.IL Mar. 13
AU.sritAL ..5524 „ J.F.Anderson ..Mar. 27
OUOTAVA .. 5552 J. Lloklnter . . .. April 10-
OPHIIl .. ..6910 „ J. F.-Ruthten .. April 24
ORIZABA .. 6297 A W.Clarke, R,N.lV. May 8
OROYA.; .. 6297 ,, E. E.Lavlnzton ..May -22
ORIENT ..Ifi365 H..E! lnskip .. June 6
And fortnightly thereafter.
" Calling at Hobart en route frOm Sydney.
PASSAGE MONEY: £70 to £16 15s.
Facilities are afforded for bringing out friends from
London on preamen t of pousMnpoey.
Saloon, £10: secnii(l,£7: third, £5.
NOTICE to 1'ASSENGERS xPer KM.S. ORUBA.—
The 12.8 p.m. spocial train from iPliqdera-strcet proceeds,
alongside the etenmer on. day of filing. Only hand
baggugo is allowed in this troin.
All luggage must be dollvcffd at the shipping shed.
Spencer-street, before 4 p.m: this " B '
MANAGERS— F.GREEN and Co., and ANDERSON,
ANDERSON and Co.; Fencburoh-aveuue. London, E.O.
Full particulars from J. N. MARSHALL,
. Branch Manager, 488 and 490 Colllns»treet.
The p. and o. s. n. company will despatch
the following steamers for l'.'kdon, csllin? at
albany. colombo. atlrn.-bwinlhht, malta,
gibraltar ana plymouth, asunder
Bteauier. Tn.j
1 s- 1 p.m. Noon.
MASBILIA 50261 II. Crawford,
CD. .. .. Mar. 6 Mar. 10
AIIOADIA .. 6603 A. C. Loggia .. Msr. 20 Mar. 24
"J'AKItAM'TA.. 4866 0. F. Preston .. April 3 April?
"BALLAARAT. 4890iT. H. Angue April 17 April 21
"" 'Calling at Hobart en route from Sydney. -
12.23 p.m. train from Flinders-street proceeds along
side tho Bteomer.on day of sailing.
RATES of PASSAGE MON EVr-3lDgIe ticket to
Ijondon, £35 to £70 ; return ticket, £6,4 to £105.
Tourist' Tickets, India, China aiidyapan, cheap rates,
on application. : v / .
Passage money can be paid here forpossage from Eog-
w. OEOROE WITHERS, Superintendent.
447 Collins-street, Melbourne.
— V, .'V ' It o ' P E,
By P. and O., ORIENT, and Every Line,
AtLowcst Possible Rates. No. CommlMion Charged.
Special ROUND the WOULD TICKETS by mail lines
to London via Suez, rotitrning via. America -Breaks of
journey allowed. Commissionaires principal ports;
offices and agoncies throughout 'the world.. Tours In
Palestine. Sole owners ot first class tfurlat steamers on
tho Nile. " »
Sailing lists, programmes, and full particulars,
THOH. COOK and flON,
260 Colllns-strcet, Melftoorne.
mEHSAOEUlEB' V 'M A R lj,lM B S.
MELBOURNE to LONDON VIA COLOMBO and
PARIS. '
Steamers of 6000 tons, under-, pootal contract with the
French Government, colling at Adelaide, Albany,
Colombo, Suez and Port Said, will be despatched monthly
as follows :— ;
at"m"'- maXr. Sydpqr. ,A|
Armand Bebie Poydenot Fob. 24 Feb. 27 Mar. I
Australian .. Viraont filar. 24 filar. 27 Mar. 29
V. de Ia Ciotftt Flascht ApL 21 A pi. 24 Apl. 26
Polynealen .. BoUlard May 19 k May 22 May 24
Passengers booked to Bombay, Todis, Ohina, Ratavla
andJapan.
Passage money, £23 to £70, Including table wines. Re
turn tickets, available for 12 months, at reduced rates.
English spoken on board. . . /
Passage money can bo. paid -hera for passages from
Europe. Liberal concessions to families.
Upon arrival at Marsoilles- English .interpreters meet
the passengers for London to give them every assistance
in landing and passing their. iuOafc'i through customs,
fcc., and also accompany them to PAris and Calais.
NOTICE to PaSSKNOEUH.
MELBOURNE to MARSEILLE and LONDON,
Via ADELAIDE, KINO GEORGE'S 80UND,
COLOMBO and SUEZ 41ANAL.
The French Mail Steamer, VAK31AND BEHIC,"
Commander. a. FoydenOC, L. de 'V., will leave Port
Mclbouroo Railway Pier SATU|D.AY, 27th iost., at 1
A train, conveying passengers, 'visitors and luggage
alongside the Armand Behic, will lw despatched from
Hobsou's Bay railway station on Satilrday, 27th inst.; at
11.53 o.m., returning from the pier at ).20p.in. ,
For further particulars apply at the.ofilce of -
DaLGETY and cofilpany, Agents, 461-471 Bouritis
street, Melbourne. '
FOR BA1RNSDALE. BRUTHEN; OMKO. GLEN
WILLS, ultBOST. CUNNINGHAME and HAN
KEMU.-S.S. "MAITL AND " Leaves South Wharf,-
with-cargn. passengers, : J ' '
On WEDNESDAY, 3rd filAROTT, at 2 p.m.
: J. K-KLLEHKER, ;372 Flinders-street.
tORKENTO.— ThlB Morning. 9.3p. Ozone, Congrega-
O ttonnl Union, public Invited; reduced fares; return
3s., children half. - . . ; 7 y
FOIt Sorrento.— Schooner John M. D. Stuart receiving
cargo Little Dock leaves Melbjfiaturflay.
0BES8 AND f A'ShlOW. .
gPEOIAL j
notice. ; -
three GREAT EVENTS '
NEXT WEEK. . . :.j . \ - . . .
FIRST-. u,.:
GEORGEand GEORGE'S GRAND'SHOW 1#
Of AUTUMN NOVELTIES.
SECOND-
IMMENSE RALE of a
MANUFACTURER'S STOCK
Of LADIES'
And GENTLEMEN'S
BOOTS
And
shoes
At 33i LESS THAN MAKER'S PRIOES.
THIRD—
RALE of 2000 PAIRS of
LADIES'
KID
GLOVES,
FINEST
QUALITIES.
AT HALF USUAL PRICES.
LADIES,
PLEASE
NOTE THE ABOVE.
GEORGE and FEDERAL
GEORGE LTD. EMPORIUM.
GEORGE and GEORGE LTD.
EORGK and GEORGE LTD.
GREAT SALE of BLACK SILKS
GREAT SALE of BLAOKILKS
At
LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS' PRICE.
. LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS' PRICE.
Our Entire Stock of Rich Black Silks will be Offered
TO-DAY and TO-MORROW at the foUowing low
prices:—
900 yds. Rich Black Brocaded Silks. In spots and
figures, 12 designs, were 6s. lid. yd., now 2s. lid,
yd.
500 yds. Handsome Black Broche Silks, latest designs.
were 7s. lid. yd., now 3s. lid. yd.
1200 yds. Black Damask Brocades, in 12 very stylish
designs, wertf8s. lid. yd., now 4s. 6d. yd.
480 yds. Black Kobal Brocaded Silks, in eightdeslgns,
were 10s. 6d. yd., now 6s. lltl..yd.
700 yds. Large Stylish Design Black Brncaded Silks,
very latest effects, were 15s. 6d. yd., uow 6s.
lid. yd.
IMMENSE SALE of SILKS.
GEORGE and GEORGE LTD.
1300 YARDS BLACK GLACE FOUNDATION SILKS.
Black Glaco Silk, our on. 6d. quality, now 2s. 6(1.
yd.
Black Glaco Silk, our 3a. lid. quality, uow 2a. lid.
yd.
1575 YARDS BLACK SILK MERVKILLEUX,
Black Silk MervclUeux, our 3a. 6d. quality, now
Is. lUd. yd.
Black Silk Merveilleux, our 3s. lid. quality, now 2s.
6d yd.
' ' Black Silk Merveilleux, our 4s. 6<1 quality, now 2s.
lid. yd. -
1250 YARDS BLACK SURAH SILKS.
. Blaok Surahs, our 3». 6<1. quality, nowls. I1LL yd.
Black Surahs, our 3a. lid. quality, now 2s. 6<1. yit
Black Surahvour 4a. 6d. quullty, now 2s. Ild. yd.
IMMENSE SALE or SILKS.
GEORGE aud GEORGE LTD.
1500 YARDS BLACK SATINS.
21-!n. Black Satin, our 2a lid. quality, now Is. 114&
yd.
2Mn. Black Satin, our 3a 6d. quality, now 2s. 6d. yd.
24-in. Black Satin, our 4a 6d. quality, now 2a. lid. yd,
2100 Yds. BLACK SILK FAILLES and BEN-
GAL1XES. ... . .
. .-Black Silk Falhe, our 6s. lid. quality, now3s..6d
yd.
: Black Silk Bcngaline, our 5s. Ud. quality, now 3s.
11<L yd.
Black Hllk Faille, our 6s. lid. quality, now 4a 6d. yiL .
Black Silk Bongaline, our 7s. 6u. quality, now 4a Ild.
yd.
SPECIAL. SPECIAL SPECIAL
750 yds. 60 in. New Covert Coatings, tans, drabs,
greensr electrics, Ac., all new colorings, worth 4a
lid. yd.; now 2a lid. yd.
As we anticipate these goods will sell out within the
next three days we rnnndb forward samplea .
Country customers may reiy on their orders receiving,
our beBt attention.
GEORGE and GEORGE- LTD.,
. , GEORGE aud GEORGE LTD.,
1 COLLINS-STREET,
MELBOURNE.
BOYS' Clothing in nil qualities nnd designs, at lowest
prices in Melb., at Bussed. Robson A Bus sell's
CORSETS.— Special line of C. 11. long waist Corsets,
size 19 to 25 : grey, 3s. Ild.; black, 4a 60. BusseU,
Robson & Bmsell. ; - ,
DEPILATORY Removes superfluous hair off arms,
face, neck ; permaneut, reliable. J. S. Eve. Ladies
llalr Dresser, 114 Bourkest., next Yeoman's, exactly op.
Market.
EyE'S PatentTortoiseshell Hair Dressing Frame. -Hair.
Dressed in latest style in one minute without pins
or tying: price 4s. 6d., small 3a Cd. Eve, 114 Bourke-st.,
exactly op. market
f'ItEY Hair.— Dr. Alton's Mexican Walnut Stain,
YX pleasant; harmless, no silver lead poison, natural
brown : 4s. 6&, any shade. All- chemists. : -
GREY Hair.— 1>y Mexican Walnut Stain ; satisfac
tion guaranteed. Swift, Collins-st.; Beddome,
Bourke-st. Pheoemenal sale. Inimitable. . -
PRINCESS Mar Fringe, naturally curly 'worn at
the royal weddlog, pretty and becoraln 10s. 6d.
suitB every lady. Eve, 114 Bourke-st,, next Yeoman's,
. exactly op. Market. , . .
CORSETS. P.D., unrivalled for excellence, awarded 10
gold medals and diplbmes d'Honneur, 1'arls Rxblbl-
tion, 188% highest possible award. Obtainable all'
drapers;
PRESS ASP FASHIOM.
GR A W F O K D and Co..
IC A W F O K D and Co
CRAWFORD and Co.!
250 and 252 FLINDERS-STREET.
EXTENSIVE l'UKOHASE3
EXTENSIVE PURCHASES
At
MARVELLOUSLY LOW PRICES
MARVELLOUSLY LOW PRICES
In tho BANKRUPT ESTATE
01
0 E O R a E WEBSTER and . Co.,
GEORGE WEBSTER . and Co.,
Warohoutomeu,
FLINDERS-LANE.
GRAND CLEARING BALE of the LOT,
GRAND CLEARING SALE of the LOT,
'i'ogetner with tho
FINAL CLEARANCE of all SUMMER GOODS
FINAL CLEARANCE of all BUMfilER GOODS
In Every Department,
Regardless of Cost or Value.
COSTUME DEPARTMENT.
The Immense bualuess done in this department durifig
this season enables us now to make most sweeping
reductions of the balance of tho stock to effect a com
plete clearance. Our assortment is still large and the
qualities ore all first-class, and at the reduced prices are
a marvel of cheapness, and we feel assured will be duly
appreciated by discriminating buyers.
75 Cambric (spotted nud figured) Blouse Costumes:
usual prices, 5a. lid. and 6s. lid ; sale prlees, 3s. lid.
and 4s. Ild.
45 French Lawn Blouse Costumes, In blue and white and
pmkandwhite stripes, with white linen collars and
cuffs, dressed; usual price, 8s. lid.; now reduced to
Ss, ild.
120 Striped Cambric Blouse Costumes, In all the leading
colors, China blues, pinks, heliotropes aod black ana
white stripes, turn down collars, medium and white
f tripes ; usual prices, 8s. Ud. and 9a. Ud.; sale prices,
6«. lid. and 6s. lid.
60 Striped Cambrlo Blouse Costumes, nice clear
stripes, dressed collars and cuffs, in pins, blue,
rhino and navy, and black and wnlw stripes ; usual
price, 10s. 6d.; sale price, 7s. lid; a pretty costume
76 Dark Striped Cambric Costumes, turn down,
also stand up collars, in navy and white, black
and white, navy and gold, blue nud white, cardinal
and white, pink and white, medium aud wide
stripes; usual price, lis. 6d.; now 8s. 6d. stand up
collars, and 6s. Uu. turn down collars
37 Choice Black and White Floral Striped
Blouse Costumes, with white linen collars,
turn down, and cuffs, dressed ; usual price; Us. 9d :
sale price, 8s. lid.
54 Choice Dark Stripe Cambric Blouse Costumes, tum
down and stand up collars, In black and gold, black
and while, black and pink, black and cardinal, black
and green, black nnd bine, wide and narrow stripes;
usual price, 12s. 6d.; sale price, 9s. Ud.
60 Black Ground Cambric Blouse Costumes, with white
stripes, In narrow, medium and wide stripes: usual
price, 12s. 6d.; sale price, 8s. Ud.
10 Grey and White Blouse Costumes (for half-mourning),
with drcsseu collars and cuff, floral nnd checked
patterns ; usual price, 12. 60.; sale price, 9s. 6d.
10 Ladies' Heliotrope Zephyr Costumes, dressed collars
and cuffs; usual price, lis, 6d.; sate price, 8s. lid.;
very choice
'20 Zephyr Costumes, narrow pink and white stripes only ;
sulu price for stand up collars, 6s. lid.; for turn down
eqilara, lfc6iL; very neat.
A clearing Iot of Good Cam brio and Muslin Costumes,
slightly soiled, different styles, trimmed with lace,
Ac.; usual prices, 25s. to 35s.; saie prices, 13a. 9d. to
16s. 9d. .
10 Lustre Costumes (jacket and skirt); the correct shape ;
usual price, 32s. 6d.; sale prico to clear, 16. 9d.
23 Tailor Made Tweed Costumes (jacket and skirt), jacket
lined; usiul prices, front 32s. 6d. to 39s. 6<L; sate
prices, 16s. 6<L, 19s. 6d. and 22s. 6d., nob more than the
value of the making ooly
9 Tailor Made Coating Jacket Costumes, jacket
silk lined: uaunl price, 39s. 6d.; sale price,. 27a. 6d.
-<A Choice Lot of Tailor Made Coating Serge jacket Cos
tumes, in navy aud black ;
Usual prices., 42a, and 55s.
'Sale prices .. 29s. 6d. and 32s. and 35s, .
Black Figured Lustre Jacket Costumes ; '
Usual prices.. 42s.6d. .. 43s. 6d.
Sale prices .. 32s. 6d. .. 35s. 6d.
Dark Tweed Costumes (Jacket and Skirt), double
breasted jncket, suitable for winter wear ;
Usual price . . 42s. 6d. «
Sate price .. 259.6(1.
White Lawn Costumes, trimmed with lace and insertion,
full bishop sleeves;
Usual prices.. 27s. 6d. and 30s.
Sale prices .. 17s. 9d. and 18s. 6d.
Spotted Muslin Costumes, very choicely trimmed with
lace, Ac.;
Usual prices.. 35s. to . 39s. 60.
Sale prico ... 22s. 6d.
C RA WFO R D— and- COMP ANY.
250 and 252 FLINDERS-STREET.
' " ' /
£JRAIG, ' WILLIAMSON and THOMAS
Desire to Announce
THE CONTINUATION OF THE SALE
- Of
GEO. WEBSTER and Co.'s BANKRUPT STOCK
Amounting to £15,759.
We are daily bringing forward additional lines for
each department. ' '
The prices wo are enabled to offer the goods at are
appreciated by all who have favored us with a visit, and
we promise to glvo buyers exceptional advantages
during the remainder of tills month.
We herewith quote a few prices for this week, as an
example of the thousands of bargains to be obtained
At this
IMPORTANT and EXCEPTIONAL SALE
Of
The WHOLESALE STOCK
Of
, GEORGE WEBSTER and Ca«
Now Being Held
At Our WAREHOUSES
In
MELBOURNE, BALLAIt AT and SEXDIGO.
. CRAIG, WILLIAMSON and THOMAS.
WEBSTER'S DRESSES
FURTHER ASTOUNDING BARGAINS.
Webster's Stock of Ribbons and Laces
Webster's Stock of Handkerchiefs
Webster's Ladles' Underclothing
Children's Cashmere Frocks
Webster's Sale of Corsets
Washing Costumes and Costume Skirts.
GEO. WEBSTER and Co.'s BANKRUPT STOCK
Of
Ladies Coat and Skirt Costumes
Ladies' Black Laco Mantles '
Ladies' Black Curl Cloth Jackets #
Ladies' Washing Blouses
Shirt Blouses, 8tarched Collars and Cuffs
And a Quantity of
Boys Summer Washing Salts.
Also a Variety of Other Goods.
THIS ENORMOUS SALE
Ot
WEBSTER'S BANKRUPT STOOK
IS NOW BEING HELD
i By;
CRAIG, WILLIAMSON and THOMAS,
At their Warehouses,
, MELBOURNE. BALLARAT and BENDIGO.
is the TIME to SEND for NEW SEASON'S
WOOLLEN PATTERNS.
With Self-measurement Forma
The Selection Is Euormoua
The MOST WONDERFUL SUIT In the WORLD,
To Measure, for 42s.
FIRST GLASS SERGE or TWEED SUITS,
' " Ready for -Wear, 25s. -
LINCOLN, STUART and CO. PROPRIETARY LTD.,
FLINDERS-STREET.
r AST Week.— Men's All Wool Suits. 16a lid.; splen-
J did Troopers, 4. 8jd. Kottage'a Clothing Bale,
Smith-st, ColiingwooU.
LAST Week.— Youths' All Wool Suits, ls.6d.; Knlcker
Suits, from la 6d.; Hats, Shirts, 4c., wholesale
coat, at Nottsge'a
LAST Week Nottaze's Rig Sale.— filan's Overcoats,
Waterproofs, only a fow left at warehouse. cost
1. AST Week of Nottage's Successful Men's and Boys'
J Clothlog Sale.— Now ia the time. Nottage's the
shop.
PRESS AHO FA8H1QH.
JJU8SELI1, HUDSON nnd BUSSELL,
Tho CHEAPEST HOUSE In MELBOURNE
For
TRIMMINGS, GLOVES, HOSIERY. BOOTS
LACES nnd CHIFFONS.
TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
Nnrrow J«t Edglnir, It. 8d., 1«. Ild., 2s. 3d., 2t. 6d., 3s.
6(1. to 10s. 6d. doz.
Jet Trlmmlnir, i to 1 In.. 8R. 9d.. 10Jd., Is., Is. 3d. yd.
Jet Trlmrolnir, IJ to 2 In., Is. 3d., In. 60., Is. 9d , Is. lid.,
2%. 6d. yd.
Colored llsn.l KHjrlnn, 4|d.. 5R, 610.. 7Jd.. 8jd„ yd.
Colored Bend Trimming. 9K. lOJd., Is., Is. 3d., Is. 6d. yd.
Jet and Colurcd Bnnd Urnnments nnd Fronts, Is. lid.,
2s. 3d.. 21.60., 3s. lid. enHl. '
GLOVES.
4-Buttoo Austrian Kid Gloves, brown, tau; black, 2s,
11a.
4-Button French Kid, ail colors, 2s. Ild., 3a lid., 4a Ild.
4Buttou Suede, tau, braver, grey, brown, black, 2s. Ud.,
3i, Ud., 4s. 6d.
4-Btitton French Kid, special, all colors, 4s. lid., guaran
teed »
12-Rtitton Suede, evening shades, special, 3s. Ud.
16>11uttnn Suede, evening shades, 3». Ud., 4a 6d„ 5s. 6d.
18-Button Suede, evuniug shades, Cs. lid., 7s. lid. pair.
, ,. HOSIERY.
70 doz. Ladies Black Cash. Hose, plain, la. Is. 3d., la
6<L
100 doz. Ladies' Plain Black Cashmere, special, la lljd.
50 doz. Ladies' Bibbed Black Cashmere Hose, la, la 3d.,
la 6jd.
Ladlps' Sanitary RIack Hose. 6d„ I0jd„ Is., la 3d, Is. 6d.
Special Line Ladies' Black Lisle Thread, la 3d.; regular
110 doz. Children's I'lack Cashmere, ribbed, 10fold
knees, la. 6d.« Is. 8d. pair.
. BOOTS. '
Indies Glaco Kid Button and Lace Boots, 3 shapes,
9a. Ud. " '
Lartlea'Olnce Kid Bal., patent caps, 10. lid, 12s. 6d
Ladies; Glace Bal., splendid wear, 6a 6d., 7s. 6d.
BostncK s Button and Lace Boots and Shoes, all shapes,
15a 6d. to 21a . '
Ford and Ca's Best American Boots and Shoes, from
. 17. 6d. to 22s. 6d.
Ladies' Button and Lace Glaco Kid Shoes, wide and
narrow toes. 7s. lid.
Ladies' Glace Shoes, patent toe caps, 4s. Ild. and 7a 6d.
' I.ACE3 and CHIFFONS.
Real Torchon Ijacc; la 6d.. la Ud., 2a 60., 2a lid., 3s.
lid., 4s. 6d. to 12a 6d. |>er doz.
Cotton Torchon (real patterns), 7i<L, 10d., la, la 6d. la
lid., 2a 6d. to 4a Ud. doz,
Valenciennes Lace. 6<L, 9tL, la, la. 3d., la 6&, la lid., 2a
6(1. to 4s. lid. per doz.
Irish Guipure Uce. Is. 3d., la 6d., la lid., 2a 6<1., 2a
ltd, 3s. Ud. per doz.
250 doz. Assorted Fancy Cotton Laces, 4s. Ud. doz.:
, worth 7a 6d. '
Black and Gold Laces, 4fid.» 6Jd., 7fid. per yd.: worth
double.
Oriental and Eidelwelss Laces, 2Jd., 3Jd.. 4 Ad., 5i(L, 6ld.
to Is. 6d. iier yd.
Silk Brussels Lace, 41&, 6d., 7£d., 9d., Is. to 2a lid. per
Chiffons, all shades, 4-in., 4i(L; 6-ln., 6fid.; 12-In., lOid.
yd. a
Lace Collarettes and Fichus, 2s. Ild., 3a 6d.,3a lid., 4s.
6d., 5a 6u., 7s. 6<1.
Ladies' Levantine Umbrellas, silver mounts, 4s. lid., 6a
lid.; 6s. Ud.
Ladles' Durable Silk Umbrellas, 7a 64, 8s. Ud., 10s. 6d.,
bussell, robson and ' bussell.
246 to 252 bouure-street,
MELBOORNE.
LA 8 T W E E K
AST WEEK
Of
FOY and GIBSON'S
F O .Y and GIBSON'S
SUMMER FAIR.
SUMMER FAIR.,
' bargains In all departments.
two very special lines
In the
- cutlery department.
lauder's frary and clark's tatent
quick cutting bread knives,
5£d. each.
best white wood bread plates, -
7£cL each.
FOY and GIBSON,
smith-street,
collingwood.
leviathan clottung company
%!?.? leviathan clothing company
the. leviathan clothing company
Are not drapers,
Are NOT DRAPERS,
Are not draper,
- But-
HIGH CLASS TAILORS
- HIGH CLASS TAILORS - .
HIGH CLASS TAILORS
And
BOYR' and MEN'S CLOTHIERS.
BOYS' and MEN'S CLOTHIERS:
BOYS' aud MEN'S CLOTHIERS.
Also,
HOSIER?, HATTERS and OUTFITTERS,
HOSIERS, HATTERS and OUTFITTERS
HOSIERS, HATTERS and OUTFITTERS,
And Therefore Have
The LARGEST and CHEAPEST STOCKS.
The LARGEST and CHEAPEST STOOK8.
The LARGEST and CHEAPEST STOCKS.
Established 1852.
THE LEVIATHAN CLOTHING COMPANY,
THE LEVIATHAN CLOTHING COMPANY,
THE LEVIATHAN OLOTUING COMPANY;
Corner of
bourke and 8wan3ton streets,
melbourne.
\V E L E A! D!
Why Buy Unseasonable Goods?
PAYNE, the DRAPER,
. 134 and 136 BOURKE-STREET,
Is SHOWING -all NEW GOODS
Straight from the Looms.
Patterns Sent to any Address. «
johnpaynb. '
jhe . mutual 6toiu5 limited.
everything for everyone.
autumn goods opening.
MERCHANDISE. -
AL-TO I THOSE ABOUT to MARRY and
OTHERS.— IL 11. BROOKS', the Cheaprst Place
to Buy Every Article Required to Furnish Your House.
Reduced
, « , . . Price. Price.
Dinlngrnom real ..£7 10 0 to £4 10 0
Dinliigroom Suites, leather ., .. 6 0 Oto 3)0 0
Genoa Velvet and Plush Suites .. 9 10 Oto 6 0 0
Duchess Pairs, marble top .. 376to276
Wardrobe bevelled glass .. .. 4 10 Oto 2 15 0
Sideboard. 3 bevelled plates .. .. 3 17 6 to 2 10 0
Bordered Carpets 3 10 0 to 1 17 6
Bedstead, niekel, Parisian, 4 ft. 6 In... 4 10 Oto 2 10 0
lhe ab<4.-e list is ouly a few of the many bargains we
offer. EbSING OUR OWN MANUFACTURERS nnd
OUR OWN PREMISES, and NO KENT to 1»AY
enable us to sell cheapest of any. Cash or terms. 'Goods
packed and sunt by rail free of charge. Do not miss in
specting our show rooms. R. H. Brooks, 103, 105. 107
Smith-street, near Gertrude-street, Fitzroy.
ACKMAN'SILIVE UP TO DATE 1 11
CKMAN'sj- LIVE UP TO DATE 1 1 1
ACKfilANsJ Our . PRICES are LOWER Than Any
«. Advertised In the Daily Papers.
MONSTER! STOOK TAKING is OVER.
MONSTER- £. S. D. SAVING NEWS.
MONSTER J BURSTING with BARGAINS.
Our TRADE is GOOD.
FURNISHING I PATRONS ARE DELIGHTED.
FURNISHING SO ARE THE PROPRIETORS
FURNISHINGJ CUSTOMERS SAY OUR WARE
HOUSE is a BEAUTY.
ARCADE,! THE GOODS ARE ALL NICE.
ARCADE, I STYLES ARE UP TO DATE.
ARCADE, I -PRIOES ARE REASONABLE.
' And Bet of All
SfillTH-ST.,! The SERVICE nnd ATTENTION
HMITH.ST., Is by Far THE BEST in THE CITY.
SMlTlisr.,J Tn Such a Place
SHOPPING is a PLEASURE.
FITZROY'.! AOKMAN'S, '
FITZROY. J- SMI IH-STREET, FITZROY.
FITZROY. t Fnctnry : Otter-street, Collingwood.
Take RED Bourke-street TRAM.
Furniture, furniture, furniture.
For Uet Value and Workmanship in
DRAWINGHOOM SUITES.
DIN1NGROOM SUITES. SADDLE-BAG SUITES.
BREAKFAST ROOM SUITES.
BEDROOM SUITES,
LIBRARY' SUITES, HALL SUITES,
And Luxurious Easy Chairs of All Descriptions
-See the Old EstablDhud Manufacturers,
G. A. TEELE und Co.,
Factory and 8how Rooms, 634, 636, 638, 640 Elizabeth
street North.
Maples, maples, maples, maples
INSOLVENT. INSOLVENT.
FURNITURE. FURNITURE.
We have much pleasure in announcing' to the public
that we have made' financial arrangements that will
prevent the above happening, and uUo enable us to con
tinue carrying on our business in the usual manner.
Therefore, the EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENT
will ouly last for TWO WUEKs LONGER.
For TWO WEEKS ONLY.
£37 10s. A Model Uoiue for £37 10s.
£37 10s. Villa Furnished Complete for £37 10s.
Do not miss this Golden Opportunity. Tho Chance of
a Lifetime. If you are not rendr to take immediate
delivery we will store any goods for an Unlimited Period
ENTIRELY FREE of CHARGE.
Thefoliowiug is a list of our MODEL VILLA.
£37 10. £37 10. £37 10s. £37 10s.
CASK or TIME PAYMENT, from 2. 6d> Weekly:-
DRAW1NGROUM— BEDROOM —
1'iauoforte, Upright Nickel Parisian Bedstead.
Tapestry Suite Wire Wove Mattress
Bordered Brussels Carpet Mattress, Bolster, 4c.
Occasional Table Wardrobe, mirrored door
Overmantel, B.P. Dnchesse Toilet Table
Pile Uearthrug ' Washstand, marble top
Fender and Fire Irons . Carpet, Chair
_Cornico Pole and Curtains Curtains aud Pole
D1N1N GROOM— Set Toiletware
. LeathfrHulte KITCHEN—
Sideboard, mirror back Table
Bordered Brussels Carpet Safe
Extension Dining Table 2 Chairs
Fender and Fire Irons Couch, Oilcloth
Cornice Pole and Curtains Ironmongery andCrockery
Any Single Article in the above list cau be Purchased
at proportionately.low prices.
TO . CO UNTRY CU8TOMER8.
Bear In mind it costs you ABSOLUTELY NOTHING
for delivery. We pay ail railway and boat freights and
charges, and securely pack all good" free of charge.
Goods are delivered to any-port of colony without auy
extra expense to purchaser.
MAPLES, i MAPLES.
186, 188, 190 Clarendon-st., I 319, 321 Chapel-street, -
SOUTH -MELBOURNE. PRAHRAN.
Factory . Cbarles-streeL I Factory : Wattle-street.
MERCHAHDI3E.
WALLACII'S ESTATE SALE
ALLACH'S ESTATE SALE
Of
FURNITURE and FURNISHINGS
FURNITURE and FURNISHINGS
Now BEING HELD
DAILY.
10 A.M. to 5 P.M.
10 A.M. to 5 P.M.
SATURDAY'S. 10 A.fil. to 1.30 P.M.
A few examples of the reductions that have been made
in prices:—
BEST QUALITY BAMBOO BLINDS,
Outside akin, with Cords and Pulleys Complete.
6 ft. x 8 ft 2i. 6d. each
I . x 3 2. Ud. each
. 8 ft. x 8 ft. .. .. 3s. 3d. each
JO Jb x 8 fu .. 4s. each
10 ft. x 10 ft. 4s. 90. oacb.
Usual Sale
— Price. Price.
£ ft. d. £ s. d.
Bamboo Flower Stands
Bamboo Gipay Tables 0 5 0 0 2 6
Bamboo suiols 0 4 6 0 I '6
Bamboo Chairs, rush seats .. .. 0 19 6 0 13 6
Bftwboo Chairs, in plush and Genoa 1 10 0 0 18 6
1 ith Occasional Chairs .-. A .. 0 17 6 0 10 6
Dinlnsrooni Snites 14 0 0 8 15 0
Drawinuroom Suites 22 10 0 12 10 0
Overmantels .. .. 150 0 15 0
Overmantels 1 10 0 1 1 o
OrermnntclH 3 0 0 1 10 0
pitiingruom Suites, real leather .. 12 10 0 8 15 0
Dmfngroom .-tiRes 18 0 0 12 10 0
Dining Extension Tables, 6ft. x3ft.
Sideboards, 4 ft. '.! !'. 3 10 0 2 5 0
bii eboanl, 5 ft. 6 10 0 3 18 0
Sideboard, 6 ft. 10 10 0 7 10 0
Bedroom Suites 7 10 0 4 10 0
Bedroom Suites, walnut .. .. 18 10 0 12 15 0
Bedroom Suites, walnut .. .. 32 10 0 22 10 0
W ardrobes, dark or light .. . ;. 3 10 0 2 5 0
Wardrobes 4 15 0 3 7 6
Vienna Cnne Chairs 076 048
House Mn ids Steps (S-tread) .. ,, 0 7 6 0 3 3
Afternoon Tea Sets .. 0 2 6 0 1 0
Afternoon Toa Sets 096 046
Jap Tea Pout .. .. .. 0 1 6 0 0 6
Tapestry Table Covers, 2 yards .. 0 12 0 0 7 6
dai>e"Lry,1>blu Ccners, 21 yards 0 15 0 0 10 6
f,u! J£oubl l'lock filiittreascs ., 0 12 6 0 8 6
f,ui5ouWo Size Kapok Mactrcsaes.. 1 17 6 14 0
F ull Double Size Wire Mattresses .. 0 12 6 0 2 0
n For Y ard Per Yard
Tapestry .. 0 2 0 0 1 2
t,"0, .« . .. ..0 3 0 0 2 0
0arP«t« 049 030
_Do.fiveframo 0 5 9 0 3 10
The Purchasers ofWALLAOU'S ESTATE beg to an
nouuee that this SALE i
for cash only.
s A 1 ' K BUSINESS SUSPENDED.
COUNTRY TRAVELLERS WITHDRAWN.
Country Orders Promptly Attended to.
r, t, ,a Packing Extra.
Doily, 10 a.ro..to 5 p.m.: Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 1.30 p.m.
236 to 244 ELIZABETH-STREET, NEXTO.P.O.
See Saturday's Papors, More Complete List of
" , Reduction in Prices.
P u a N I T U 11 E B u YE R S.
TYE and CO. PROPRIETARY LIMITED
Are tbo Cheapest and Best fur all Kinds
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
.Wo are Manufacturers and Importers of
Drawlngroom Suites, Bedsteads.
Dlnlugropm Suites, Bamboo Furniture,
Bedroom Suites, Bedding,
Curtains, Furnishings.
INSPECTION INVITED. PRICE LISTS FREE.
PROPRIETARY LIMITED.
CITY SHOW ROOMS: 104, 106. 108 Bourke-street (late
t. . (.vlauEcon .1, Melbourne.
: Sturt-acrect. Mouth Melbourne.
patbrson'3. patkkson;;s. pateusox's.
FURNITUKE. 30 l'oumi; FURNITURE
"" 1 lKul FURNITUHE!
i-mji iH S' Upon my uedding cloy, FUUNITU11K.
at.ilhoirto.penatt uu k.\ itui1e,
.'v.mHUE- lirove me mail furniture,
EiinviSffi.'S- B'i ,."a,.'i' 'I11"1" furniture.
EmivM.K l!'- i hurt to buy, furniture.
trruvUn i' Butln thoniidille furniture.
vK .iJJRffS- of my woe furniture.
FURNITURE. I found out FURNITURE
K-lVeJAi."1?;, Patterson on<tco. furniture.
NOTICE.— 613 couples furnished in onr warehouses
last year, 613. !\ IIY ? Because we lay ourselves out for
tbis particular business, furnishing cottages or villas with
elegance and durability combined.
n£S£n!i/&!o' I53 nml 152 Bourke-street,' Melbourne.
PA.TERSON S, 231, 233, 235, 237, 239 Smith and Moor
streets, Fitzroy.
PATERSON'S, 120, 122, 124, 126, 128 Swan-street, Rich
tnond. .
PATERSON'S, Hopkins and Lord streets, Footnoray.
Cash or tcrmg. "" Cash or tern...
MACHINERY AND IRONFOUNDERS.
ATLAS Company of Engineers iScott nnd Y'ounc), 108
Bouverie-street, filelbourne, Manufacturers of the
caiix and Diamond Drills. Wood Working and Well
Boring Machinery of all kinds. Alehouse Windmills,
1'umpa, Engines, Boilers, 4c.
AT the SHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS. Brunswick—
Crucible Cast Steel Castings of puperior quality.
Engineers, Boiler Makers, Implement Makers, Railway
Contractors, Tramwny and Mining Machinery- Plough
Shores a speciality. SMITH, PHILLIPS and DAWSON.
TelephoneNo. 19, Brunswick.
BATTERIES, Mining Machinery, Pulleys, Plummer
Blocks, Sbaftiur, Castings. Andnrssn 4 Sons, Lin
coln-st.,Blchmond; 45 Jeffcott-st., W. filelb.
BOIIjEK.10 h.p. Multitubular, wanted to Sell; £30.
Manager, John Danks & Son Proprietary Ltd..
factory, Morgy-su, s. Melb. '
CtltUQIBLE Steel or Malleable Castings, at lowest
J quotations, Davies 4 Baird, steel aud iron works,
Brunswick;
GYANIDHs and OHLORINATION PROCESSES for
EXTRACTION of GOLD. ,
LANGLANDl/ FOUNDRY COMPANY LIMITED,
SOUTH MELBOURNE,
Aro prepared to SUPPLY
Flans and Specifications, Prices and all Particulars
- Relating to Plants and Appliances required
For the
APPLICATION of either of the above PROCESSES.
I ENGINES aud Boilers hullc to order, repaired, boilers
_i tested, reported on. Melb. Engine uud Boiler Works,
SZOityrd., S. Melb.
MEPHAN FERGUSON, ENGINEER. . 4c.,
_ . Manufacturer of
REFRIGERATORS. Carbonic Anhydride
Steel, for Water Supply, &c.
PUMPS, Centrifugal, for sand, &o.
'BOILISHS, Taukp, " Nelyatnbo " Scoops
FOHGlNGS and Contractors' Ironwork of all de
scriptions
BATTERIES, Stampers, Shoes and Bottoms
RABBH Exterminators, Cream Separators, sc.
llend Office and General Engineering Works.
GORDON-STREET, FOOTSCRAY.
WOOD Working Machinery of every description
. breokiug down, Gang Saw Frame, Planing,
bhnping, .tenoning, o Mortising Machines, Overhead
Travelling Cranes, Shafting, Pulleys, Ac. Edward
Bevan, 580 Latrobe-st.
. : ' PUBLIC NOTICES.
A— INSURANCE— Specially low Rates quoted, fire
. and marine risks. A. C. Bnrehili, established,
registered, Insurance Broker, 441 Collins-st. W.
BLINDS. Venetian, from 10s.: old Blinds repainted
Lmseile A Chapman. 4t A'Bockett-et., Melb.
BLITZ'H Painless Dentistry, 213 Elizabeth. St., op.
G.P.O.— Complete Set, £1 1.; guaranteed, £2 IOj,
j o avoid confusion with similar name note No. 213.
CANARY Food— There are others. Compare Purvea's
bpecial, you will use no other. Packet, H Jh. 6u.,
3Jb. Is. _awanutou-st.. same side, near Ilospitat.
f COMPOSITIONS Arranged, Book Debt Pnrrhased!
K.J Arconnts Collected ; West Australia a specialty.
Mercantile Agency, 28 Rotlischild-ch.. Collins-Pt.
DON'T THROW AWAY YOUR OM)_SALVKRs!
TEA and COFFEE SERVICES, CRUETS.
spoons, forks, au.
SEND THE.M to JOHN DANKS and SON PRO
PRIETARY LIMITED, 391 BuURKK-STREET.
To be REFLATED EQUAL to NEW.
I"! ET your Sponu. Forks. Cruets, Epergues, Salver,
.V, Entree Dishes ent to Lanyou A Bryant, 31-7 Little
Loiilns-st., who wiU replate them equal to new. Tel. 1526.
(tOODS .marked pluin figures; couotry orders packed;
ji maKnificeal furniture galleries, Beauchamo Bros..
319-321 Colhus-sc.
IjMSH. Game. Oyster and Produce Saleameu— R.
: , LANGrfORD and Co., Auctioneer, 2 and 3 New
Fish tod Produce Markets, hold Auction Sales daily of
Fish, Game. Rabbits, 4c.; and every Wednesday and
Friday, at 10JW, of Farm ond Dairy Produce, Poultry,
Fruit, Live Parrot, Ac., Ac. Crates and boxes for
warded up country, aud shipping orders supplied at
market rates.
I ANDREW ZANDER, of Albion-road, Box Hill,
v ' hereby give NOTICE that I will not be UK-
("r the DEBTS incutred by my ' wife,
wilhelmine Zander, she having left me against my wiiL
Dated this 20tb February, 1897.
A. ZANDER.
INCOME Tax Returns Prepared, Books Balanced up:
terras moderate. Valentine Sharp, F.I.A.V., Incor
porated Accountant, 31 Qureu-st.
IN tho Matter of Part I of the Companies Act 1890, and
in the Matter of The UNION FINANCE
GUARANTEE and INVBBTfilENT COMPANY of
AUSTRALIA LIMITED— Notice is hereby, gireu that
a RETURN »f three shillings per share, to which tho
several contributories of thu company who have paid all
the call made on them respectively aro entitled, will be
PAYABLE at my office. No. 346 Flinders-street, Mel
bourne, on and nfier tho third day of March, 1897.
Dated this 25th day of February, 1897.
W. MEUDELL,
Liquidator.
'VTOTICE nf Removal— The Office of the Australian
i.1 Seasoned Timber Co. Ltd. are Transferred from 80
Bwanaton-st. to their Works at Wandong.
PRINTING— Crawford, rear 111 Collinn-streat. can
. print at any prices to suit ail businesses and pro-
fesslons.
RAILWAY AUCTION ROOMSj 439 Flindera-Ianc,
Melbourne.— Mr. P. N. JENKINS begs to inform
the public that ho has opened the almre Rooms for the
disposal of FARM nnd DAIRY PRODUCE. FRUIT.
POULTRY, Ac. SALES of POULTRY. Ac., every
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY— Poultry at 10.30 a.nt.;
Dairy Produce, 11.30 a.m.; Meat. Mutton, Porkers, Ac.,
tRIDAY, 10.30 a.m. N.B— As these rooms are situated
in the best position, producers are thus offered excep
tional advantage for the disposal of Fruit, Poultry,
rnrin and Dairy Produce of every description. Urates
forwarded on application. Head Office, 5 Swanston-
Rtreftt, Melbourne. Ail correspondence wl)l receive
prompt- attention. N.B.— Account sales day after each
sale.
PRIVATE Arrangements with creditors, Homes and
Estates protected without publicity or iuterfereuce
with husine. Insolvency advice free. A. J. Green.
Oxford-ch., 473 Bourke-su, Melb.
g HIRE M W Y N D H A M.
Notice is horeby given that a resolution passing the fol
lowing by-law was agreed to by the Wymlhaui Shiro
Council on 30h January, 1897. A cony of the said by-law
is now deposited nt ihe shire hall, Werribec, and open to
Insprctimi at all reasonable times until 27th March, 1897,
upon which date the council will proceed to the confirma
tion thereof :—
By-lnw No. 6. For regulating the traffic of traction
and other engines impelled by steaui, Ac., within
the shire.
HAMILTON SINCLAIR,
cu. „ .. ... Shire Secretary
Hall, Wcrnbee.
3rd February, 1897.
1MIE TRUSTEES. EXECUTORS and aGENOY
COMPANY LIMITED,
412 Collins-street,
Is Prepared to Undertake the WINDING UP of IN
SOLVENT ana ASSIGNED ESTATES, and the
LIQUIDATION of PUBLIC COMPANIES.
. . The Advantages to Creditors are —
1st. £1D,C00 is invested in the uunio of the Treasurer
of the colony as security for the proper perform-
« ance of its duties.
2nu. Annual returns to the Government of nil un
claimed inoueya in its possession are compulsory.
3rd. A continuous audit of accounts Is raaue by tho
cnuipauy's auditors.
4tb. Estates will be wound up economically and ex
peditiously.
JAMES BORROWMAN,
Manager.
PUBLIC HOTICES.
Household oommodities.
ousehold c o m m o d i t i e b.
—.-pOOKING STOVES. COOKING STOVES.
THE HO\ Ah) A Porfcet One Firo Sto...
H O r 2a ' 24 lo Bl,rn Uood' is.
lilE HOYALJ No. 2, 21 in.. Burn Wood or Coal, 50.
?!!!E Jplrndld Cooker, single ofen, 70.
THE ausIKA!! | S." Durab"' "n ,nd
TilE AVSTllALj Easily Cleaned, double oren, 120a.
AMERICAX, THE DOVER 1 A Popular Store. 70.
AMEltlCAN, T11E BON BON I A lkcnowned btore,
AMEltlCAN, THE MABSENaJ AFarorite Store, 105e.
ENOETSTl STOVE! THE ROYALIST RANGES.
I STOVE -THE MOAItlDESS RANGES.
ENGLISU SrOVEJ THE HOSTESS RANGES,
A NEW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED. ALL SIZES.
Estimates clren for all Range and Hoe Water Work.
Competent workmen despatched to town or country.
BioVE UATALUUIIE3 Posted on Application.
The ROYAL RA.TH HEATER.
1 he ROYAL IlATH HEATER.
The ROYAL BATH 1IEATER,
A HOUSEHOLD LUXURY.
BURNS WOOD or CHIPS.
Nu Oil No Smell. No Gas. No Danger.
To be Seen Working at our Warehouse.
The Best and Moat Effoctiro Hooter in the Market.
Prico, Heater only, 55a.
Complete, with Fittings Ready for Fixing, 70.
Send for Catalogues.
QUIBELL'9 Infallible Dislnfeotanta.
QUIBELL'S Toilet and Dog Soaps.-
QUIUELL'B Sheep Dip and Insect Exterminator.
M'LEAN BROS, nnd RIUG LIMITED,
ELIZABETH-STREET,
MELBOURNE,
GENERAL and FURNISHING IRONMONGERS.
STEWART & Co., 264 Itussel!-it. (shore Lonsdale-st.1
. .' I1?/1 103 S"r<f" fC5in 1003 7. M.:- 1000 Billheads
es.: 4 Delivery Books, 1000, 9s. id.: 10,000 Handbills. £1.
ENKTIAN Blinds, from Ida.; Blinds Repaired and
oprlug-s"1' Me'"1 4 SO"B, b,l"d "'"''''srturor.
WITH respect to tne ndrertisement published hy
. Andrew Zander, of Albinn-rond, Box Illll, that he
win i>ot he responsible for the debts of his wife, Wilhel-
rnlnn, I, Osenr flarjes, of 61 Page-street, Albert Pnrk, her
son by a previous marriage, notify that shalsooeina
position to incur uny debts, baring been remoreil by ma
fur medical attendance. O. HaRJKS.
PBOFESSIOHAL ENCACEMENTS.
ASSAYING and Practical Chemistry, daily and Moil
day erenlnga. A. llenriek Jackson, B,Sc., 358 Col-
iins-st.
A""San»t?,i w'dlatriy, French Instructor; uIro,
Shorthand Instructor. University Educational-
cnmnbcru, 10 1'rahran-arcatle.
IJODKivEKPKR wants situation, country store or sta- i
JLJ tion, any colony. Q. W. Matters, Korolt.
BOOK Maker wants Clerk, with capital, for Fleming-
ton flat. At once. Fielder, Age Office.
(1LAS3ES, French and German— Dr. Wiechmann,
J lata examiner Melb. University, Colilnt-pUB.; con-
Versational, 10s. Accommodation Boarders.
COMMERCIAL Handwriting— Warehnuemen, mer-
t chant, bankers, insurauce office, University profes
sors, clergymen recommend Needham's system, Russell-
st. Lstabllshed 1856.
(!ORNET Flayer wanted for mail stoamer Oruba, sail-
J ing to England Saturday. Brown, 201 Swanston-sU
DANCING— Fashionable, privato Instruction any
hour: waltz perfectly' guaranteed in three private
hysons, filrs. Waller or filr. Cleveland, 88 Johuston-st..
Colliugwood,
D'ltAPEK— Smart, active Man required for the
country, accustomed to front dressing ; single pre
ferred. With references, 10 o'clock, Beatb, Schiesa 4 Co..
Flinders-. .
DEBTS, Dishonored Cheques, Promissory Notes, 4e„
Recovered, atl parts ot Australasia, (loldsworth
4 Co., 101 fiwanaton-st.
triKM of incorporated accountants cau recommend as
able Accountant, suitable for any position in that
line: salary merely nominal. Genuine. Age Ufflre.
JUNIOR Clerk, shipping department, age about 16,
quick at figures, good writer. Letter, enclosing
giljics rcfereuce, Courteuay Cooke, F.F.I. A., Box339,
JUNIOR Invoice Clerk, good writer, house, N. side
Yarra. State age, Lucre. Age Office.
PliOTOGRAI'UY— Amateur would like Lodgings
with photographer, with use dark room, owaaishes. '
&c. Early reply. Develop, Age. , " L
PIANOFORTE, Singing, .leading master, diploma
Royal. Academy ; reduced terniB, 25a. quarterly,
ulifcc prt'pareti u.,u®rty, trained profession. 6432, Age /
PIANIST, first clasR, desires engagements; up to date
music, good aeenimianint; references. Mueic,
Fifes Agency, Lminox-sb., Richmond.
BKPOUTEIt— A thorongiily competent Verbatim
Koporter and descriptive writer required for a morn
ing paper. Address Press, Messrs. Gordon 4Gotch. filelb
SALESMAN, smart, wanted, mercery ami ciothing.
accustomed to window dressing. Apply, with refer-
ences. Clothing, Age.
SHIRT , Ironing, beautiful rolishlng, thoroughly
1 aught in one lesren by professional laundress;
terms reasonable. 18 Charlcg-at., Fitzroy.
STATIONER, 23, good reference, wishes position,
town or country. 10 years experience, stationery and
fancy gooas. State salary. C. p. £., Bt. Ktldft P.O.
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Architecture, Photography, Telegraphy
Agriculture, Veterinary, Wool Sorting
Trade ClanHP.— Carpentry, Fitting und Turning, Plumb
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Writing
Cookery, Dress Making
Music, .Singing, Tonic rial Fa, Violin
Manual Training, Carpentry for boys, day classes.
Prospectus at College, or Mullen's.
TI1E MELBOURNE HARBOR TRUST COMMIS-
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t APPLICATIONS are invited until 11 a.m. on Wednes
day. the 3rd March proximo, from AUCTIONEERS
desirous of conducting the SALE of the Laid Up
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mission they require under such specification or condi
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The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
By order.
GEORGE A. MOURITZ, Secretary
Harbor Trust Offices, Melbourne, 25th February, 1 897.
WANTED, an experienced FURNITURE and
CARl'F.T .SALESMAN: also a first, claes
HABERDASHERY SALESMAN. '
CRAIG, WILLIAMSON und THOMAS.
WANTED, MANAGER for Alluvial Tin Mine in
Tasmania: must have thorough knowledge nf tin
saving and hydratilickiog. Applications, stating salary
required und previous experience, with copies testimo
nials, to bo addressed to " STANNUM. " care Gordon
and Gotch Limited, Melbourne, to be received not later
than Monday. 15th March.
WOOD Carving, tho Working Men'iTCollege, Mr.
W. Godfrey instructor— Day Classes now forming;
fee 12s. per term. Intending students should join at
ZINCOGRAPHY— Artist and engraver with connec
tion, wishes join zino etcher, view extending bust-
nes. Zincography, Age Office.
YOUTH for cRtate agent's office, clerk's experience
preferred. State salary expected, applications
t o_A gent, _P.O< , Prah ran.
\ SOUTHS wanted to learn Shorthand and Type Writ
ing at thn " Central " Schools, 362 Collins-street, the
finest type writing saloon ami the largest and best ap
pointed shorthand class rooms in Molbourne.
t\ W. ZERCHO, Head Master, Central Schools, 36?
Collins-street.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
(Under this Heading 14 Words Charged Sixcencb.
A A. A. A— Miss Notley's only Reliable Office, 313
, Lonsdale-st., or Telephone 589.
A A. A. A— fills Notley Irasbuperior Servants, seaside
. hotel, stations ; country orders specialty,
A A. A. A— Notley's Male Branch, Men, Boys, hotel
. Servants, Farm Hands, reliable Servant, waitiug.
AT Toorak Registry, 2d0 Toorak-rd., near Chapei-st—
Servants, all capacities, waiting. Telephone 2C8,
i Windsor.
!\ 1' Mrs! Baldwin's (late Magee), 240 Gertrude-st,,
£\. Fitzroy. —Superior Generals, House, Parlor Maids'
aud Country Girls.
TfiAKEUS, thoroughly competent, all round trades-
men, waiting, neenstomeu all yrasts and ovens.
; Employers free. L'opelamVs. 143 Lonsdale-st.
BAKER, .Scotch, single. 20 years all round hand, wants
aituatiou, spontaneous yeast. Pembroke, Age
Office.
1>AKEH. single hand, couotrv preferred, any yeasts. 6
> years' reference. Malt, 161 Franklln-st.
DAKKI18— Young Man, good, smalls, pies, ornament.
U assist bread, town, country, drive, i'astry. Age.
t »AKER, fore or single, bread or small goods, town ot
' country. R. M'U, No. 3 Northuuiberland-st-, Col-
lingwoud.
BAKER, bread, small, sober, any yeast ; 25s. wish.
35s. without keep. Smith, 347 P.O.-pl., upstairs.
IJAKEK. foreman, bread aud small goods, ideady-
J! wants situation. Lewis, 1 Margarct-st., S. Yarra-
BAKERS— To Master Bakers, town nnd country—
>Vhy pittronlso registry office? Competent Bakers
supplied, any capacity: satisfaction guaranteed; no fees,
Thos. Anderson, secretary! Trades llall, Cnrltou. tele-
phoneJ61. '
BLACKSMITH, good general and shoring, will meet
any engagoment. 393 Naplcr-it., Fltzroy.
BOY, 15, wishes to learn sign writing, painting: very
anxious. 59 Wall-st., Richmond.
BUTCHER, young, 21. wants situation, shop, ordrra.
kill; good references. Butcher, Lavender, Middlo
Brighton.
BUTCHERS, town, country, requiring men. Why
patroniee registry offices? Send Anderfen. secre-
tary butchers, Trades Hall.
(For Continuation of This Class of Advertise
ments See Page 8.J

' . StTUAHOKS WANTED.
(Continued from Page 1.)
CARPENTF.R, used horser, machinery, farm, station
work, 12.4. 6J.; Ploughman, thorough farmer.
'M'Mullen', 47 Madeline-su
COOlv, Laundress, 10 years doctor's family, pood
General, waiting places, Melb. Mrs. Bromley's
Registry, Ueolonp. _
DAN 15, younp, 6 year gardening, groom, milk, in
door useful, references Denmark. J. Harrington,
K. Brighton. .
BUKHS Maker, first class, pood fit, style, experienced.
343 Drninmoml-st.. o;». police station.
BKE3.3 Maker, experienced, works home or day, 2s.;
Bi;nerat sewing, Is. 6d. Greta, \Vindsor P.O.
(j/1 N G I N F,F. R I NO. — Young Man, served tlireo years,
JLJ aery anxious to finish ids apprenticeship. Mcchani-
rq| Engineer. Ape QUice.
I/NUINEKK cceKS employment erect mining plants,
J first certificate, drivo auy engine, Engineer, Ago
Office. v -
FARM, Dairy Hands waiting engagement; 15s., only
good men obtainable. At Labor Exchange, 547
P.U.-pl.
CENTLKMAN, 26. wantRsltnat ion. bookkeeper, tutor,
a station, healthy district ; small salary. Tokio, Ago
Oflice. _
KN R lvAIi, trustworthy, wishes light situation, good
Tf rcfcreuces, St. Kilda, S. Yarra. Delia, P. O., Brims-
xriek.
G1 ENERAL, thorough, wants situation in light place,
JT 8. or 10s. Linda, Remington P.O. __
IRL wants position, house maid, waitress, hotel, give
\7 week's services learn bar. 11., 46 Surrcy-rd., Hawks-
burn.
young, wants situation, assist house work;
" small wages, sleep home, city preferred. C., Age
Office
GIRL, 16, used house work, trustworthy, reference,
fond children. 272 Stewart-si., K, Brunswick.
HOTELKEKPERS.— Waiters, Cooks, Boots, Kitrhrn-
tnen, reliable, references, waiting, competency,
sobriety. Hotelkecpers Agency, 347 P.Q.-pl.
HOUSEKEEPER, with, without child, tis-d business,
thoroughly domesticated, town, suburbs, waiting.
Mrs. Cooper, 51 Gertrude-it., Fitzroy.
TJOUSEKKEPEK, KngliHh, 35; Cook, Nurse, 5s., 6s.;
Honenl-nnr eMl.h Vbnvoueb servnnr., fiv. M'.Mlll-
ien'e, 47 Madeline-st.
HOUSEKEEPER, Lady llelp desires situation, uo
washing. Useful, Age Office.
HOUSEKEEPER, child 5, highly respectable, posi
tion trust, good mutineer, references, experienced.
Competent, 68 Grftnt-st., S. Mclb.
J' j OUSBKEKPKR;or" UcmraMftid,- competent, Eng.
1 lidi. requires position : good references. Had-
cliife, 9 Grand View-grove, 15. Prahran.
HOUSEKEEPER or General, thoroughly experi
enced. excellent references, hotels preferred. Miss
Cranny's Offices, 238 Swauston-si.. next Globe Hotel.
"H ADY wishes to assist with children or invalid for
X_J passage to England. Nurse, 51 Cubiu-st., Rich-
inond.
LADY, young, affable, nice appearance, splendid re
ferences, give fortnight learn bar. Airs. Wil
liams, 119 Swanston-st.. 1st tloor.
I ADY. young, wishes situation'as help or companion.
J A.1S.W., Age Office.
0 ADY, elderly, trill give services, light duties, in
.1 J return comfortable home ; 2s. 6d. weekly. Lang-
ham, Ago Office.
"TT ADY, young, wishes position, companion, assist
JU duties, washing excepted, open week. Musical, E.
Prahran Agency.
1ADY, younp. nice appearance and address, posi-
J tion bar, assist light duties. Mr Williams, 119
Kwanstnu-st., 1st floor.
MANUFACTURERS, Others.— Advertiser, going
Brisbane, would look after exhibits, knowledge
station requisites, Ac. Moretou, Age.
MAN, total abstainer, wants situation store, drive,
anything- Abstainer, euro Patterson's News
Agency, 160 Lygon-st., Carlton.
MAN, elderly, trustworthy, groonft, garden, useful,
fis.; Youths, Orphans. Boys. Australian Registry,
/ <7 Madelioc-st.
MAN, elderly, respectable, disengaged, attend horse,
drive, garden, house, kitchen, cook ; 5s. B., Car-
) i p1Ts_ A go ncy, Kit zroy.
|k | AN, young, steady, good double, treble ploughman,
jji handy blacksmith's tools, farm work. a. A., Ace
ufficp. b
MAN, young, used grocery, bookkeeper; Barman,
good testimonials, reasonable salary, abstainer,
Notley, 313 Lonsdiile-st.
MAN, experienced, desires situation bush work, clean-
inggruhbing, fencing. Echo, Age Office. Geelong.
"Ji.fAUUIED Couple, 35, without encumbrance, cnrc-
Xi-1. takers— wife, clean, or any place of trust, good
references. _Sober,_Age Office. _____
MILKERS.—' Two brothers, first class milkers, would
go 8s. each if together. Bellly's, 363 Lonsdale-st.
1\TURSE, young, experienced, take entire charge of
a! infant , good references. 195 Brlgfiton-st., Rich
mond.
PERSON, reliable, middle aged, wants place, light
general, housekeeper, Lizzie, 38 Bell-at., Glenferrie.
PLOUGHMEN, first class, general farm hand, tho
roughly understands horses, milk if required ; rood
references, .Scotchmen, Age Office.
WllOWlLOOM.— Lady, experienced, desires re-encage-
Omeiit. any department; first class references. E.M.,
P.O., E. Melt).
10 Plubibers.-— Boy wishes to learn- trade,, south of
X Yarra preferred. Orrong Hotel, Armadale.
WANTED place Lad learn cutting and tailoring
well. Cheshunt, Age Office.
W7ETNURSE, young, plenty milk, two months, doc-
vv tor s certificate. Widow, Owen's Agency, Auburn.
WOMAN requires work by day, cooking. laundry or
house work ; reference. M.D., P.O.. Armadale.
"\7 QUTH, strong, used to gardening, flowers, several
X prizes, Brighton preferred. T. U., Wnmlin P.O.
SITUATIONS VACANT
Under this Heading 14 Words Charged StxreNOB.
AA-A.A.— At Israel's, 221 Lousdale-st.— Fifty Vacan-
» cms for .Men. See advertisements.
A A. A. A.— At Yates's, 53 Russell-st.— Reliable Situa-
XX « lions, all capacities ; Girls quickly suited.
APPRENTICE, Tailoring and Cutting wanted ;
email premium : thorough, 4 years. 427 Chan-
Cery-l.
APPRENTICE for featner dressing, girls about 15,
must reside in district. Miller's, 213 Chn>el-st.
At Mrs. Bullen's,. RurbcU-sl— Cook, lintel; Cook,
Laundress, House, Parlor Rlaid, Geuerala, Uipps-
land, town. >
AT Block Registry, Block-arcade.— First 'class Tlaces,
town and country. Collins-st. entrance. Take lift.
AT Mrs., .lohnson- Williams's, 147.V Collins-st.— Lady
Help?, Nurses, House Maids, Generals, Married
Couples, Grooms wanted, early.
a T Meldames IIooperi; Adams, 63 Russell-st.— Cooks,
XX country hotels: Generals, House Maid-:.
AT Mrs. M 'Donald's, 55 Russell-st.— Cook, £40; Cook,
Laundresses, House, Parlor Maids, Generals,
suburbs.
AT Mcsdames Miller ii Clarke's, Queen's- walk.— Gene-
rals, 4, good places, small families ; good wages.
AT Mrs. Brooks's. 96 Brunswlck-st.. Fitzroy.— Gene
rate, 10s.; Nursery House Maids, useful Girls
wanted.
AT Mrs. Brown's, 134 Russell-st.— Cooks, small fami-
lies, St. Kilda, S. Yarra, Toorak; station, Denili-
qniu.
AT Mrs. Brown's ftelephoni 174U— House Maids and
Laundresses, St. Kitda, E. Melb. ; stations, Deuili-
quin, Ilay.
AT Mrs. Brown's.— Parlor Maids, House and Parlor
Maids, all the suburbs; stations, Huy, single gentle-
men. , :
AT Mra. Cornelius, Miss Sweeny's, 8. Yarru— Cooks,
House Maid, Laundress, stations; House Muid,
Needlewoman, Co >k, Laundress, seaside.
T Seymours Offices, Junction. .St. Kilda.— Laundry,
House Maid, £40. St. Kilda ; Cooks, Laundresses,
16s., 14s.; Houbo, Parlor Maids, 10s.; Nurse, Needle-
women, 12s.
AT Miss Thorpe's, 13 Chopel-st., St. Kihta. — Cook,
Laundress, £40; several Generals, House Maids,
Nurses.
A T Miss Sutton's, Pecl-sL, Windsor.— Laundress,
XX. House Maid, £40 ; General. 13s., 12s.. 10s.; Boys. 3s.
AT 29 Mackenzie-flt.— A strong Girl or elderly Woman,
able to wash, wanted; references.
AT Mrs. Downie's. Qucen-st.— General, hotel. Haw
thorn ; Goneral, liutei. house maid kept, Taliarook ;
Nnrscglrls, Parkviile, Albert Pk.
AT Mrs. Caulfield's, 410 Lousdale-su— Bar Maids,
stylish, businesslike, city, country ; Waitresses, 5s.
day: Girl, assist shop.
AT Elite Registry Office, 220 Qucen-st.— Girls, strong,
respectable, for couutry places, fares pahL
AT Mrs. Cameron's, 556 Chapcl-st, S. Yarra.— Cook,
Laundress,' £10 ; House, Parlor Maids, several,
£36; Laundress, House Maid, £40.
AT Mrs. Cornelius, Toorak-rd., S. Yarra, near Chapel-
St.— Two working Housekeepers, bake, references :
CookL £52.
BAKE RS. — .lobbcrs, for Friday uight. Foreman,
Balleny k Co., S. Melb. '
BAR Maid, good, city connection, experienced, sty-
hah, required. Commercial Hotel. 189Flfnders-l. K.
BAR Maid, smart, of good appearance, wanted. Bowl-
ing Club Hotel, Victoria-par., Fit zroy,
jJAR Maids wanted. 38 Bourke-su K
BAR Maid, Wangaratta ; Waitress, House Maids, first
class hotelB, town, country, suburbs. Mrs. Brown's,
134 Ituscll-6t.
OAR Muid, 203., commercial hotel; Girl, learn bar,
JO good wages, country, fares paid. Israel's, 255 Eliza-
beth-st.
BAR Maids. 15s., 20s., two, front bars, good city hotels,
good business girls. Miss Notley's, 313 Lonsdalo
Bt
g_>LACK?sMITil.— btroug Lad for country, able to
Jl> nc.it on. Andrew Tait, 568 Bourke-st.
OLACKSM1T1I, station, able repair traps, shoeing,
,L> ,kc.; 25s., keep, permautut. Labor Exchange, 347
Little Bonrkc. upstairs,
OLACKSMiril, good ahoer, general. 45s. or 30s., keep,
BJ permanent, couutry. Labor Exchange, 547 Little
Bonrke, upstairs.
BLACiCa.MITll, good engine. Hampson, Hnlliday,
Moreland-st., Footscray.
BLACKSM 1'i'ilS. — Good chance, Floonuvn, others,
luaru shoe turning, fittlug ; small prcmuiui re
quired. Anvil, Age.
BOi >T Trade.— Wanted, smart Tabic Girl. 157 Oxford
St., Colliogwood.
BOOT Trade.— Wanted, Youth for rcpalriag. 2 Wal-
pole-st., Kew.
OOP Repairer, good, all round man, wanted; con
stant if suit. 251 Johnaton-st . Abbul3ford.
OUOT Trade.— Wanted a good nmart Machinist, for
JL> inside. M. Isaacs, 103 King Wiiliatn-sL
BOOTIrade.— Lad. for finishing. Bnttlcr, Rcndcll &
Aldridge. 121 Johnston-st., Collingwoud.
BOOT Trade.— Clicker, good, improved, wanted. 11.
1. Smith. Johnston-Bt. terminus. Abbotsford.
BOOT Trade. — Wanted, Girl, for socking aud stzeing.
liuttlcr, Kcnuuli, Aldridgc, 124 John3ton>st., Col-
lingwood. »
BOUT Trade.— Wanted, first e.tuu Kitfer, used glace
work. Hurnton & Trcleaven. a5 J»hnr.roTi. Fitzroy.
lJ JU( i L" i mile. -L'utter Up, outside, wuntcd7tJ/ l'aiuier-
iL> at.. Richmond.
JOOT.S, tuelui, 15s., experienced, first class college,
J> nuburbs; useful Boy, couutry. Mnillard's, 141
Russell-st.
itOY, aspisr milking, drive, &«?.; 5s., everything found.
J 1 lorsley's Labor Agency, 450 Bou.-ke-st.
I?OY wanted, used to boot shop, short hours. 25 Gcr-
J trude-sc..
"G-JOV, smart, rcnpcctable. wanted; references. W. G.
XJ Small. 149 Sivanstnn-sL
BOV, strong, clean pony, phaeton, useful, mornings,
evenings only ; Ss. 47 Arnold-st., ht. Yarra.
BOY, smart, wanted, learn trade. At once, Goldstein,
hairdrc3scr, op. H. Melh. railway station.
BO Yd, 50, to sell bicycle programmes ; good cniumis-
sion. Alfrud Wood, 127 Swau-st., Richmond.
HOY, able drive, accustomed wood yard preferred.
X> Watson, 354 Illgh-st., Northcote.
iOY, smart, wanted, for cash defile By letter, with
J| copy of references, Cash, Age Office.
BOYS wanted, sell fruit, racecourse, Saturday.
Bnrkett. 124 Clarcudoa-st., 8. Melb.
BOY, respectable, useful in factory; 6a. to BtarL
Ludzki Bros.. Franklln-st., Melb. W.
-OOYwanteil.iiscd to the bake house. After 2 p.m., 421
Jl > Ohapebst,, 8. Yarra.
1>BIOKLaS'Er, chimney, cellar, copper, tc. Comer
J Sutiun and Oxford ots., Box llill, early.

SITUATIOWS VACfltlT.
BRICKLAYERS.— Job for Edward Marks, brick-
layer ; cail at once. Mr. Leak's, WiUiamstown.
BUTCHER.— Wanted, good clean Cutter to manage
branch shop, marriciL By letter to das. Boater.
Albert Pk.
BUTCHER, kill, useful, country, fare paid, 20s., 25s. If
suit. Labor Exchange, 547 Little Bourkc-sfc., up-
rtalrs.
t>UTC HERS.— Wanted, young Man, orders and horses.
9 Firman & Stevens, Glen Kira-rd., Elsternwick.
BUTCHERS.— Youth wanted, orders and useful, used
to trade; reference. 210 Iligh-st., St. Kilda.
BUTCHER, young mau, useful. 411 BruiiBWick-it.i
Fitzroy.
BUTCHERS.— Suiart Lad; good, wages. Andersen,
secretary Butchers', Trades Ilull,lu.30.
BUTTONHOLE Finishers, constant work; good
wagei. Browno's Clothing Factory, 63 Fiiuders-L
tf'iANVASSER, with horse and trap preferred, good
Vy line, 25 per cent. 29 8ackville-st.. ColiiiigwootL
/"TAN VAS>'ERS.— Both sexes, private medical club,
\J commission 5s. per member. 288Church.su, Rich-
tnond.
CAP Maciiinists. first class, constant; good wages.
Wecncu's Cap Factory, Gipps-st.t Collingwood.
|"1AKPENTER. competent, sober, wanted, country
\J- town; 7s. day, faro advanced. Lnbor Exchange.
'W Little Bounce. '
CARPENTER, with tools, put up wool sheds ; 5s. day,
found Israel's, 221 Lonfldalt»-tt., op. Itospitai.
C1ARPENT1CR, for few days". Air. Lumsdeu's, grocer,
J Canterbury-rd.. Canterbury.
CARVER, young, 50s., experienced, first class family
hotel; Kitchcuman, ticullerymnu. Maillard's, 141
Russell-st.
CHIEF, first class, wanted. Early, to Secretary Waiters
J Club, Temperunce-huiluingn, Swanston-st,
CIOACUL Pnintera.f-ItnnroYcr, for New Zealand, per-
J mauent job, faro paid, llorsloy's Labor Ageucy,
430 Bourke-st.
COACU Body Maker wanted for country. Andrew
Annewfc Co., Lutrobe-st.
4 COLLAR Makers, good, steady, wanted. At once,
James Oaten, 405 Lonadale-sU, city.
4 1UN FECTiONEUS.— Strong Ynutii, for boiling room,
or Second Ilund. Miller Bros., Clarcudou-at., S.
.Mclo.
COOK and Laundress. 20s., station, fare paid; Gene
mis. 12s., ISs. Israel's, 255 Etlzabeth-st.
("lOOK and Laundress wanted, young, Btrong. Cacrleon,
J Mont Albrrt-rd., Camberwcll.
| 1U»'IC, grill and vegetables, wanted. Iloaie's Butlet,
Little Colli na-flt,
/ tOOK and Laundress, two in family; references.
\J 10. 1, 209 Goorge-n., E. Melb.
COOK, 15s., suburban hotel, smart young woman, with
references. Miss Notley's, 513 Lonsdale-st., near
Elizabeth.
s vjoiv, exncricncid, 40a., Fccond and pastry, first class
family hotel, references. Maillard's, 141 Russell-
8L
CIOOK, mau, wanted, station, young, smart, no baking,
J able kilL Labor Exchange. 347 Little Bourkc-at.,
upstairs.
tflOOK, man. wanted, one used restaurant. With re-
ference, before 10 a.m., 202 yuanaton-8L
CtOOK and Laundress, plain, young, strong, wanted.
J Mac's Hotel, Franklin-st.
CIOOKS and Laundresses) £40; Lady Helps, alio
J middle aged Woman, Ss.; others. Mrs. Israel's, 59
Russell-at.
COOK, male or female, suburbs; House Maid,
J Mother's Help, useful Girls. M'Mullen's, 47 Made-
linc-5t.
COOK, bake, station, £46; Cook, town, kitchen maid
kept, £52. Sinclair's Registry, op. S. Yarra station.
COOK, Laundress, must be well recommended and
experienced. Before 12, Meriden. St. Kilda-rd.
OOK, second, wanted, good at grill. 52 Bourke-st. E.
COOK, Laundress. 4 in family, country, no baking,
£49. Meet employer Mrfl. Ongc, CO Swanston-st.
CIOOK, college and private. Meet employers Mrs.
J Ongc, 83 .-swanston-st, MondeUsohn's lift.
CIOOK. Laundress, 15s., 17s. 6d., station, Deniliqnin,
J Kew, Jvlsternwick ; good places. Mrs. M'Kae, 69
Russell-st.
tlUOKS, experienced, females, 15s., 20s., coffee palaces,
J couutry. seaside. Maillard's, 141 Russell-st.
C1KOCHKT Workers, bootees, good briog samples,
J Alias Memaon, 34 Peel-st., Windsor.
DRAPERS.— Smart Junior SalcKman wanted. G.
Stirling & Sons, Bridgu-rd., Richmond.
DRESS Maker wanted, good style and fit, by day.
Early, 116 Carl»ie-st., St. Kilda.
ENGINE Drivers, two, competent, wanted, for claim,
X.j near Castlemaine, at oucc. Fitzgerald k Burgess,
408 Collina-st.
IjINIsHEltS, good, for tweed trousers. 41 Little
X Palnierston-st., Carlton, 9 o'clock.
FOOTBALL Hands wanted, good. C. L. Baynham.
368 Ghapcl-st., S. Yarra. .
IjOKEAlAX Laborer wanted, to undertake manage
ment cleaning out au abandoned mloc. Steady,
Age Oflice.
Cjt AllDEAEK, green house, wanted, 20b., found, sitigio
n man, good place. Brunning's Nursery, Brighton-
rd., St. Kilda.
GENERAL, young, Protestaut; 9s., fnre paid, refer
ences. Burkc-rd., first gate past Harcourt-st-, Cam-
berwell.
GENERAL, superior, no shirts, collars, 2 family. 3
Park-rd.. St. Klldo. '
I vENEKaL, thorough, small family, no shirts; wages
vJ 8s. Early, 234 Barkly-st. 8., St. Kilda.
C GEN ERAL, light, wanted, fond of chiiden. Mrs. R. K.
A Alaitland, Lynet'.e, Kambrook-rd., Caulflold.
CENKItAL.lZs., E. Melb, small family; Generals,
A plain cooking, no washing, 43 wanted. Miss Not-
ley s Reliable Ollice.
GENEltALS, i 2s. ."hotel, Carlton; 13s., Fitzroy: 10s.,
city; 14s., St. Kilda. . Miss Notley's, 313 Lonsdale-
st.
JiENICUAL, gootli wauled. 318 Quecn-st., city.
C GENERAL, small fainily, no children, good home;
x lis. Call early, Mra. Johnson-Williams, 147a Col-
lins-st.
GENERAL, doctor's house, WiUiamstown, family two,
10s., splendid chance, Employer 10, Miss Notley's,
313 Lnnsdale-su .
/'lENEUAL, good, family 3, 10s.; also General, 12s.;
VX light, 7s. Victoria Agency, 187 Colllns-st.
GENERAL, respectable, wanted. At once, Steven-
son's Registry Information Bureau, 262 bmith-at.,
Collingwood; others waiting.
GENERAL, thorough, hotel, man kept. After" 10. Mrs.
Leonard, 239 Albert-at., E. Alelb.
L GENERAL, young, wanted, good cook, lauuarcss. 171
IT Gcorge-st., E, Melb. '
(GENERAL, light, ProLestant, 3 io family; reference.
T After 10 o'clock, 31 Gertrude-HC., Fitzroy, near
Exhibition.
G1ENKUAL, smart, for St. Kilda, small family: 7s.
T 426 Quceri's-pur., Clifton Hill.
GENERAL thorough, good washer, fond children.
Hill iictwetn 2 au 5' Spenscly-su, Clifton
/'GENERAL middle aged, country, splendid home;
Vjf 10s. Miss tlhicisir's, 101 bwunsroti-Bt., op. Town
Hall, Nitdar'a entrance. . .
/ EN ERAL, plain cooking, early riser; 10s., youog,
\ y livfore 9 a.m., Friday, _4u Drumniond-BL, Carlton.
GENERAL, at oace. Beaconstield Villa, Beacons-
field-par., Albert Pk., next Convent.
GENERAL wanted, shirts, BUiall family. 648 Cad-
ning-st., N. Carlton, 9 o'clock.
GENERAL, lady, gentleman only, no washing; 12».
Willjama, 211 Elizabeth, op. Telegraph Office.
GENERAL young, 3 in family; references. 3
Kiukora-rd., Hawthorn, close Barker'e-rd., sta
tion
| GENERAL respectable woman, or Girl, wanted. 154
VJ" Uk'iiferrie-rtl., Glenferrie, near Commercial Bank.
ENERAL cook and wash, uo shirts, references ; 6s.
W 254 Lygon-Bt., Carlton.
| ENEUALS, 2 in family, 10s.; Others, 12s., 13s.: Use
V.T ful Girls, 7s. Sinclair's Registry, op. s. Yarra
station.
GENERALS, middle aged1 or young, 10s„ 12s., 14s.
Miss Sinclair's Registry, 101 bwanston-st., op. Town
IlalftNadar'B entrance.
GENERAL, Moonee Ponds, St. Kilda-rd., Malvern,
E. Melb. Mrs. Onge, 80 Swaoston-st.
GENERAL, must be good. 31ontrose, 52 Fttzgibbon-
St., Parkville.
ft ENERAL for light house work, two in family. 48
V3T Morrah-Bt., Parkville.
GENERAL, good, wanted, small family, references
indispensable. Monday afternoon, Lavender, uews
agent. Middle Brighton.
ENERAL and House Maid, thorough, wanted, must
X hare references. Mrs. Lyons, 20 Fitzroy-at., Sc.
Kilda.
if ENERAL, light, or useful Girl, respectable; rctcr-
vJT ences. btubbs's Ladies' Baths, ri. Melb.
GENERAL -wanted. 126 Victoriu-st., Carlton, after
10 : references, age about 30.
GENERAL, Protestant, wanted, no washing. After
11 o'clock, 137 Aulmrn-rd. 8., clone station. Auburn.
GENERAL young, thorough, good' cook, 3 iu family'-
Early, 63 Victoria-rd., Auburn.
tENERAL wuuted, clean. 38 Bourke-st,
GENERALS, from 5s. tolOi. Call at31rs. Bowring's,
467 High-st., Prahran, early.
GIRL, assist house, farm, Nagamble, fare paid, 7s.,
nice, comfortable home. Miss Notley's, 313 Lous-
dalc-su
CURL, family two, elderly couple, Broadmeudows,
J treated same family. Meet employer, 12, Miss Not
ley's, op. St. Francis's.
GilltL, small, mind children, make herself useful. 50
Pf Uonrtney-at., N. Alelh.
GIRL is, respectable, cleanly, assist, comfortable
home; wages. At once, 10 Waketield-su, Glenfcr-
. rta
GIRL or .Woman, mind children, two, useful, good
home; 2s. 6d. 3 Rowan-st., Klstemwick.
GIRL, assist house and children, wanted, tidy. 132
GateliouHc-st., Parkyiile.
GIRL, youug, for house work. Aster House, 8 Napter-
st,, Fitzroy, parade end.
rilHL, young, respectable, mind two children, sleep
XJX home. After 10. 29 Mackcnzlc-at., city.
GIRL, respectable, young, nil duties, except shirts,
small family. After 9 o'clock, 9 Grattan-sL, Prnh-
ran.
i 11KL required, generally useful, good home; crcden-
VX tials necessary. Melbn, ' Withers-at., Albert Pk.t
near beach.
GIRL, about 16, light household duties, references. 6
Johuston-st., near 8mlth-8t., Collingwood,
t"tIKL, young, to trnin us house nmid or bar maid;
y wages 6a. 53 Mary-st., Richmond.
/"11UL, about 15, strong, clean, renpectable, assist
VX housework. 47 Hawke-st.,-W. Melb.
C11RL, young, general. Imperial Club Hotel, Rath-
"% down-st,, Carlton, after 8.
jilKL respectable, kind, mind children and asaist
\7 housework. 9a.iu., 6 PhiUlpson-st., Albert Pk.
GIRL, useful, mind baby, walking, geucral kept. 47
Sc. Viucent-pl. N., Albert l'k.
GIRL, for general house worli ; sleep home, fewonn's
Agency. 263 Lygon-st., Carlton.
GIRL or Woman wanted, for house work; sleep home.
After 10 o'clock, 191 1)rumumnd-st., Carlton.
/ 11UL fur sewing on ttckcts. G. Deuton, 77 Frank-
\j( liti-st.
GIRLS, generals and uacIuIb, good wages, light places.
Morning. Park-sL Registry, 8. M el b.
GIRL, respectable, tidy, about 15. After 10 o'clock,
4168pcncer-su, W. .Melb.
GIRL, respectable, able to wash ; references. After
10. 79 Pnradc, Ascot Vale.
i URL, rcpeetabU, house work ; sleep hoiur. After
VJT 10, St. Helena, Mt. Pleasant-grove, Armadale.
URL, or light Geucral. 107 Glcnferrio-rd,, Hawthorn.
GIRL, useful. Willing, references. Bv letter, to 34
UiTeradale-rd., Glenferrie; house maid kept.
GIRL, n&>it hnune work, sluep home. After 2, 4 Punt-
nl.. St. Klnla Junction.
4 IltL, young, wanted, assist in kitchen, good home;
v_ good wogew. 47 Drummond-st,, Carlton, city end.
GIRL, 16 or 17, good wages, good home. 1 Molfst-st.,
off i'unt-rd., ri. Yarra.
GIRL, stron?, neat, help In house work; 6s. 10 a.m.,
163 Dandenong-rd., close Chapel-st. i
( IRL wanted, to assist in lauudry. 10 o'clock, Vienna
J uafc, Collins-st.
GIRL, reBprctable, for general house work ; German
preferred. Grantham, 9 Moorhouso-st., N. Rich
mond.

SITUATIOHSVACAHT.
/"I IRL, useful, house work; references. Early, Trca-
VJT »ury Tea Rooms, 23 Little Colllna-Bt.
IRL, clean, useful, wash, one child, wages 5s. weekly;
7 references ; Protestant. After 12, 53 Lincoln-st.,
Richmond S. ' -
GIRL wanted, honest, wilting, low wages, Uealesvlile.
6 Molruse-st.. S. Itlchmooii.
GIRL, rfsneetable, for light place; bring reference.
. Adams's News Agency, Sydney-rd., Moroland.
GIRL young, respectable, light general, easy place.
8 Smnrt-su, off Elgln-st. Hawthorn.
GIRL, young, assist honso and mind baby, good
home. Maine. Mu Kilda-rd.. op. Toorak-rd.
GIRL accustomed to waiting in dining room; per-
sonsl references. 113 Swan-ton-su, city.
i IRL 16, mother's help: 3t, wepkly, or 14s. monthly.
At 10, 129 Farrell-BU, Port MelU
GROOM, milk, assist gardener, gentleman's establish
ment, suburbs. Cill 10 o'clock, Mrs. Downie's, 170
Qnecn-st.
HAIR Dresser wanted for Saturday, bring toots. 147
Uny-rd., K. Melb.
HAIR Dresser.— Good Improver. 360 Brldge-rd.,
Richmond.
HA I it Dressor.— Good .shaver wanted, for Saturday.
Sullivan's. 228 Queonsberry-st. N. Melb.
HAIR Dresser.— Good Improver, constant; also, good
Man for Saturdny. 283 Brldge-rd., Richmond.
HAIIl Dresser.— Good Man wanted for Saturday;
call to-day, bring tools. C. M'Crca, 19 Lygon-st.,
Carlton.
HARNESS Makers.— Lads wanted, smart stitchers;
good wages. Bayuhain's. 368 Cbapel-st., S. Yarra.
pjAUNESS Maker wanted. D. Caldwell, Nathalla."
HOME offered to respectable, kind Person return
light house work. 746 Toorak-rd., Toorak.
HOUSEKEEPER, middle-aged, for widower, 2 hoys,
Ofli c'ose towu Williams, 211 Elizabeth, op. Telegraph
HOUSEKEEPERS, working, two, wanted, little way
in country, baking and poultry. Miss Sweeny's.
Toornk-rd., S._Ynrra.__
HOUSEKEEPER, elderly, Protestant, wanted, for
farm, with one child preferred. 68 Derham-st.,
Port Melb.
l.I OUSEKE1CPERH, with, without children, Infants,
v s tor town, country; tares puut. ai'.Muuuns, Hi
Madellnc-st.
HOUSEKEEPER, two brothers, farm, one or two
children taken ; others- wanted. M'Mullen's, 47
Madellnc-st.
HOUSEKEEPER, with country experience, meet,
employer. 11, Miss Sinclair's Registry, 101
Swanston-st., op. Town Hall, Nndar's entrance.
HOUSE, Parlor Maid, Kyneton, Heidelberg, Arma
dale. Meet employer Mrs. Onge, 80 Swanston-st.
HOU3E and Parlor Maid, experienced, smalt family,
light work. Mrs. Downie's, 170 Quecn-st.
HOUSE Maids, two, experienced; references. Hotel
Metropole, 377 Bourke-st., city.
HOUSE, Parlor Maids, 12s. 10s.; Nursery House Maid,
8s.! Generals. 12s., 10s.; General, Dcniliquin. Fhz-
wiiliam'a Registry, Un ndennng-rd.
HOUSE Maid, smart, wanted. Uosie's Buffet, Little
Coilins-st.
HOU.SE Maid and walt table, Queenscllff ; LaundrcFs",
12s., seaside; House, Laundress. Miss Notley's,
313 Lonsdalc-st.
HOUSE Maid, to learn bar, 6s.: smart Girl, new arrl-
yal, waiting. Miss Notley's, 313 Lonsdale-st.
IMPROVER wanted, used to general work, nail on
well. By letter, M. O'Brien, Greenwood Loose
Hay, via Rochester. t
IMPROVERS and Apprentices, white work, wanted.
_ Near St. Vincent's Hospital. 40 Regent-st., Fitzroy.
jMPKOVEUS, 2, wanted. Cycling News Oflice. ,
IUO NEKS, good shirt and collar hand, constant.
Cyprus Laundry, Male-sa, Middle Brighton.
1RONERS, blouses, good ; constant. Albert Pkl
Laundry, 99 Bevan-st., Albert Pk. .
IRON ERS.— First class Shirt and Collar Hand early.
Ihornbnry Laundry, 49 Union-st.. Windsor.
1RONERS. good shirts, collars and blouse hands, con-
stanr. Pelham Laundry. 364 Lygon-st., Carlton.
IUONERS.— First class Shirt and Collar Hands
wanted. Early, 21 Welllngton-st.. St. Kildn.
RONEit.— First class Shirt and Collar Hand. Belfast
Laundry, Uigh-st., Malvern.
KITCUEN.MEN, 15s., experienced, first class hotel,
country; Seullerymon, 15s., first class hotel, sea-
side. Maillard's. 1R Unesell-st. ; .
LAD, strong, smart, used to wire mattress trade pre"
.erred, 254 aud 526 Latrobe-st., city.
IAD, educated, good milker, accustomed stock. Moul-
J den, grazing paddocks, adjoining Reservoir station,
Prcsttfu. '
LAD, milk, useful, near town. f«re paid, light place,
good home, permanent ; start 6s. Notley, 312 Lona-
dale-at. '
LAD, smart, wanted during cycle show at Exhibition.
10 o'clock, P. Blyth, 231 Elizabeth.
LAD wanted. Patcrson's Furniture Warehouse, Swan-
St., Richmond.
LAD, intelligent, assisting milking: 6s., fare paid, pro
gressive remuneration. Labor Exchange, 347 Little
Bourke, upstairs.
LAD, stropg, used to Bmith's shop. 238 High-st,
Prahran. .
LAD, 16, references required. Railway Hotel, Too-
rak-rd., S. Yarra.
LAD, milk, useful, on a farm; 84 to start, fare paid.
Shnson, 422 Bourke-st. . .
LAD, to learn blacksmithlng; 5s., start, fare paid, ex-
_ cellcut chance. Israel's, 221 Lonsdalo-st., op. Hos
pital.
| AD, used milk cart ; references. 70 Iflla-st., 8. Melb.
ADS, chaff store, country, 10s.: milk and drive, 10s.;
Blacksmith's Boy, 5s., fare paid. Israel's, 221 Lous-
dale-st., op. Hospital. '
LADY Help, country town, wanted, ,play, sing, goed
needlewoman, no children. State terms, letter,
Gainfortl, Age Office.
J ADY, refined, musical, as housekeeper, seaside,
J references exchanged. Miss Cranny 0 Offices, 238
SwauBton-st.
LADY Help, young, house -work, hotel, Gippaland.
Open Friday, by letter, 51 Errol-st., N, Melb. -
LADY Help, 2 in family, 2 eveuings a week : lis.
Miss Sinclair's, 101 Swanstou-st., op. Toan Hall,
Nndar's entrance.
Laundresses, two, institution : £36 £26. Early,
Miss Cranny's Austral Offices, 238 Swanston-st.'
1AUNDRESS, House Maid, station ; Nursery House
J Maid, N.S.W.; Cook, bote!; Parlor Maid, .Mrs.
Bullen. 57 Russell-st.
1AUNDRESK. hotel, San Retno, Warrnambool ;
J House . Maid, iustitution ; Geuerala, country, sub
urbs. Airs. M'Kae. 69 Hnsaell-Bt.
MACHINISTS.— Mantle and Capo Hands. Petersen,
care of Stephens & Son, Bourke-st., city.
MACHINISTS, first class, mantles. First floor over
Crawford's, off lll Colllns-st. E.
MACHINISTS, used to quilts and cushions. Peter-
sen, carc of Stephens A Sop, Bourke-st, city.
MACHINISTS, Mantles, wholesale, in and outdoor;
highest wages experienced hands. Wyeth, 193 Col-
HOS-SL '
MACHINISTS, 2, good, for tweed trousers. Early,
142 Napier-sL, Fitzroy.
ACHINlSTa. — Hoys' Suits and Reefer Jackets.
Petergen, care of Stephens k Son, Bourke-st., city.
MACHINISTS, good, wanted, at once. Petersen,
care of Stephens A Son, Bourke-st.. city,
MACHINISTS. good, for trousers. Power machines.
Burkltt, Alfred-pi., Little Collius-st. E.
MACHINISTS and Improvers, for trousers, about 20
wanted. Sharp, 5 Bedford-sL, Collingwood.
MACHINIST.— Girls, with own machine, wanted,
quick. 162 Davies-st., Brunswick.
MAN, axe, pick, shovel, long job, make 7s. day. Hors-
ley's Labor Agency, 480 Buurke-st. .
MAN. elderly, little inilkiusr, comfortable place, fare
paid. Hursley's Labor Agency, 480 Bonrke-st.
AN, ploughing, milking ; 15s., superior eiigngemeot,
fare allowed. Labor Exchange, 347LUtle Bourke-
St.. upstairs.
MAN, Scotch, new arrival, used farm work, plough,
wanted; £35, keep. Labor Exchange, 347 Little
Bourke, upstairs.
MAN, young, smart, wuuted, accustomed to platen
machine, must be quick at making readv.
C. O. T.„ Age Office. ______
AN, used bogging chaff. Early, 526 Spencer-st.
MAN, assist market gardon, near town; 10a., 12. 6d.
eiipy place. JaraeU. 221 Lonsdaie-at., op. Hospital. '
MAN, young, trap rabbits, milk, 12s.; also Man, milk
and kill, estate. Israel's, 221 Lousdale-st., op.
Hospital.
MAN to drive milk cart. Duggan's Dairy, Wimbie-
sL, Parkville.
MAN, tender for cativassiug and papering celling. 87
. Palmer-sL, Richmond.
MAN, steady, eobtr, wanted, constant job, under
stand gardening, horses, ruugU carpentering.
State wages, Five, Age. ;
MAN, young, strong, used huy, corn, wood, good
driver. Williams. City-rtL, 8. Melb.
MAN, for kitchen, wanted; bring references. 10
o'clock, Waverlcy Hotel, Oolllns-pl. .
MAN, to set pitchers, channel work. J. T. Lord, Loch-
st-.Ya r r a v i He. .
MAN, drive team, 20b.: Mill Hand, 20a.; Farm Hands,
15a: Men, four, clearing off. Austral offices, 238
Lwauston-st.
MANTLEH.— First class Mantle Hand, take charge
work room. Mr. Thornton, J. F. Treadway & Go.,
Smith-st.
MANTLE3.— Experienced Fiolshers wanted. Burro!!,
Watkinson, Co., 235_Fllnders-l.
MARRIED Couple, Station, young preferred; £60,
fare paid. Early, Uorsley's Labor Agency, 460
Bourke-st.
j\,1 AH1UED Couple, £70— man, cook ; wife, house
-JJX maid, Laundress, station, excellent situation. Mies
Notley's, 31? Lonadale-st.
MARRIED Couple, no t-ncmubrance, farm, near
town, light plucu. Israel's, 221 Lonsdale-st., op.
Hospital gates. ,
MEN, four, clearing, long job ; good price, florsley's
Labor Agency, 480 Bourke-st.
jY? EN, 2, used bush work, stropg, uctive; 15., pnrma-
ifi nent if suitable. Labor Exchange, 34/ Little
Bourke, upstairs.
MILN, sanitary and fnrm work, 15s, long euggagment,
fare refunded. Israel's, 221 Lousdalo-st., op. Ilos-
plul.
MEN, 2, axe|work, 45s. a.; also 12s. 6d., found. Israel's,
221 Lousdale-st., op. HospUaL
MEN, 4, wanted, to grub aud saw wood. Early, A.
Green. Shcpherd-st., Footscray.
MKN, ballasting, plutelaylng, Queeustand, long job;
high wages. Iloralcy's Jabor kgency._480 Bourku-st.
MILKERS— 3 Canipcrdowu, 2 Somerton, same places,
others every district. Reiliy, Mayne, 223 Queen-
Bt. '
MILKERS, Us., higheBt waxes, easy hours, perma
nent, fares allowed. - Labor Exchange, 347 Little
Bourke, upstairs.
MILKERS, useful, 12. 6d., fare paid; Ploughmen,
15b.; Farm Ilaude, 12s. 61L Israel's, 221 LouBdale-
sL, op. Hospital.
MOTUER'&Help, one child, servant kept ; 10s. Call
before 1039, Mrs. JohiiBun-WHUauis, 147A. Collins-
NIGHT Porter, youiig, smart, experienced, single, good
wages, first class city hotel. Age and copy refer-
cnccs. L.M., Age Office.
fWl UR3EGIRL, attend 2 children. 310 Ascot Vale-rd,
i.1 corner BanK-st., Aat-ot Vole.
TV UHSfcGIRL,about 18. Mrs. Cato, Kawaran, corner
lv Tooronga and Toorak rtls.; take ticket Tooronga
station.
UR3EGIRL wanted. 431 Swanstou-st.
NURSE, Needlewoman, two children, 7 and 5 years.
Lady, II tun., Mrs. Cameron, 56c Chapel-st., B.
Yarra. . . .
T\JURSE, forchildren, assist' light house work; wages
Xv 10b. Dr. Anderson, near station, Moouce Ponds, 3
to £ pjiu '
OFFICE Boy, smart. Intelligent, must be good writer.
Letter,'Oakley, 315 Coliins-st.
PERSON, house work, references, 20s. monthly, com
fortablc home. 12 Wyanstay-grovr, Armadale-
Toorak station.
PERSON, young, light dntics. assist bar, first clous
hotel, country. Block Registry, Block-arcade. Take
iul ; - ;
PERSON, young, house work, assist dresa maker:
open week; By letter,' Trustworthy, Stephens's, 242
Chapel-st., Prahran.
PERSON, elderly, wanted, to do light bouse work. 32
Barkly-st., Carlton.

' SITUATIONS VACAflT.
PIANIST wanted, good, able to sing. Between 10 and
12, Washington Hotel, Rouse-st., Port. Mnlb.
PIANISTE.— (jidy, young, assist light house work.
. Royal Mall Hot!, llay-gt, Port Moib.
Fll'll Worker, for New Eenlnnd, prnnaucut; £2 10s.
Horslcy's Labor Agency, 480 Bourke-st. .
PLASTERHK, good, for country job, 700 yards, 727
Hydney-rd., Brunawick.
PLASTERER8.— Improver, at once, 2 months' work.
State wages. Plasterer, P.O., Morwcll.
iTasTEUKRS, 2. good, wanteii By wire, T. Hall,
contractor, Maryborough.
PLOUGHMEN, 3, wanted, fares paid; 15s. ltcilly,
Mayne, 223 Qncen-st.
15lOUGHMAN, double furrow, Broadmendow. 15.;
X Milker, 15s. Labor Exchange, 347 Little Bourke-st.
W.t upstair.
3Lo"UGIiaiEN, two, Deniliqutn, 15s.; Ploughman,
IT ablu milk, 154., Toulauiba. Ijtbor Exchange, 347
Littlo Bourke, upstnira.
LOUGHMKNTTSs ; Farm Hand, Milkers, UsofuK
12. 6d., fares paid. Israel's, 221 Lonsdiile-st., op.
Hospital.
1|>RKSS12R wanted, 152 BrSnfltvick-at., next Wesleynu
C'lnireh, Fitzroy.
PRINTERS.— Smart Feeder wanted for Wharf dale.
D. W. Patwrson, 457 Colllns-su
QUVIiliYMKN wanted immediately. Wright k Sons,
op. Hay Market, Syduey-rd.
RABBIT Trapper. 3, good, join party with turnout
and gear. G. Siddali, City Freezing Works.
SADDLER, competent, wanted, to repair harness,
own tool. Vnuglian, carrier. Australian W harf.
SADDLElt, mnrt, useful, wanted, Ftatlon: 29s., keep,
permanent. Labor Exchange, 547 Little Bourke-st.,
upaUire.
SADDLERS. — Improver, nnmrt stitcher, wanted.
Mnricll 2: Becker, 245 I'unt-rd., Richmond.
SERVANT, general, young, strong. Traumerc, 2
Alfrcd-sq., Esplanade, bt, Hilda. /
SERVANT, good general, wautod. After 10, 142
Clarotidon-sv, E. alelb.
SERVANT, young general, accustomed bar; rcfer-
ences. Victorian Hotel, hon-ulale-st., city.
ERVANT, general, wanted for Gippslatid; wages 10s.
O per week. Before 12, Bernera, 72 Suthcrlaiul-rd.,
SERVANT, general, experienced, no nhirt ; 'good
wages. . Olencnlrn. Ilawtliorn-gr., Hawthorn.
SERVANT, general, wanted. Victoria Hotel. Slmp-
son'tt-»d., N. iUchmond.
COAP Maker.— Wauted, first claa steady Man,
yD thoroughly competent, references, to take ahnre in
country business. 1 to 3 o'clock, Friday afternoon, H.
Brearley, 267 P.O.-pl.
STON E Breakers wanted, wood aud water found. P.
Murphy, Diggor's Rest.
STRAW Hat Machinist wanted, also Improver. P.
llosBon k Co., 112 Lygon-st-, near Queenbcrry-t.
TINSMITHS wauterCused to making Cnse6. Fleming-
ton Meat Preserving Co., Ascot Vale.
WAITERS, 3, thoroughly experienced, first olirtts
family hotel ; House Maid, Waitress, country.
MaUlard . 141 Itusscll-at.
WAITERS, leading hotel, city, seaside; Bntlrr.
Fnotmeu, country, suburbs. Mrr, Brown's, 134
Rnsseil-au ,
WAITRESS, for coffco palace and enfe, good wage,
steep home. Employer, early, Miss Notley's, 313
Lonsdale-st.
WAITRESS, first class, wanted. Mrs. M'Svveeney,
Koyal-nrcadu Hotel, 301 Little Colllna-Bt.
WAITERS, 2, good, wanted, fw to-7Tay Wine
Bodega, Spencer-st., 9 sharp.
WAITRESSES, assist house, country hotels, fares
paid ; Waitress aud bar, 12s., 13s. Miss Notley's,
op. St. Francis's.
AITUESS wauled. 431 Swanston-st.
WATERPROOF Coat Hands.— Improvers and An
prentices wanted, constant. Levy Bros., 130 Frank-
Hn-st. W.
WATCH Mnker, good tradesman, country. State
wages required, references, before 6 to-day. Ben-
digo. Age. .
WATERPKUOF Coat and Mantlo Hands, first class,
. ennatant work; weekly wages, Richards, 134
Flinrters-I.
HEELWRIGUT, give prints for Pair of Wheels.
Ohas. Picton, farrier, 332 Burwood-rd., Auburn,
Upper Hawthorn.
V\7 DMAN, middle aged, light place, country, fare
TV paid. Horsley s Labor Agency, 480 Bourke-st.
WOMAN, respectable, as gnneral, stnnil family; 5s.
. 20Moor-st., near Nlcholson-st., Fitzroy.
WOMAN, young, as working housekeeper, for West
Australia, wauted, passage paid. Meuzies, Age
Office.
OMAN wnntcd, inlddleagcd. After 10, 36 Youug-
st., Fitzroy.
WOMAN, young, gouernl servant, no family. 743
Drummotui-gt., N. Carlton.
WOMAN, middh oged, for one lady, 5s.; also Lndv
t Help, Generals, Usefuis, Cs., 12s. Mrs. Israel, 59
Russell-st.
WOMAN, middle aged, as general No. 2 Bridge-rd..
Richmond.
WOMAN, active, clean, wanted, ns general. In
country ; with useful girl not objected to. TrUBt-
worthy, Age Office.
WOMAN, take home washing, rcflprctable, good
washer. Early, 88 St. Davld-st., Fitzroy.
WOODMAN coach builder), for Wangaratta. 2p.m.,
Friday, Alex. Mnir & Co., MelR
YOUTH, learn farming, comfortable home, 5.; Youth
or Man, Indoor work. M'Mullen's, 47 Madeline-Bt.
YOUTH wanted, country, small milk round. Call
after 9, 186 RosBlyn-st., \V. Mclb.
BU8INE8SE8 BSD PARTHERSHIP3.
A A.— Fruit, Greengrocery, same hands 5 years, cash
counter trade, returns £20 weekly, trial given ;
£50, splendid value. Warren, 261 Collius-st.
A A. —Grocery, Fruit, Confectionery, School Requi-
sites, handy city, good dwelling, low rent, returns
£15 weekly, stock, fittiugs, plant ; £35. Warren, 261 Col-
lina-st.
A .A.— Hair Dressing, TohacconiBt, good dwelling, low
rout, 9a, 3 chairs, 3 uilrrors, fittings, good saloon
trade, trial given ; £15, everything. Warren, 261 Collins-
st.
A A.— Hair Dressing. Tobacconist, ' fame hands 7
years, guaranteed stucK, £15,12 chairs, 'mirrors,
fittings, everything £40, grand living. Warren, 261 Col-.
lina-st.
A A.— Partnership, half share Manufacturing Jhidi-
iiess, city, every proof ; £250 requireil Full par-
tloulars, principals only. Warren, 261 Coilins-st.
A A.— FRUIT, Greengrocery, same bauds 5 years, re-
turns £17 weekly, trial, horSe, curt, plant, stock ;
£60 everything. Warren, 261 Coliins-st.
A DEI. AIDE COFFEE PALACE, Baiinsdnle. doing
splendid business, sure fortune for energotlc man;
satisfactory reasons for selllug business, and every infor
mation given on application to the proprietor,
W. P. EVANS, on premises.
No agents. Inspection Invited.
A— DINING Rooms, city, doing splendid business,
well established, price £45 everything. Brisbane A
Hansen, 72 Eii2abeth-st.
A GENERAL Store, country, turnover, £2009, rent
£60 year, stock about £700, at valuation. Brisbane
A Hansen, 72 EHzabeth-st.
GREENGROCERY, Wood, Coal Business, turn-,
over, £80 month ; good Shop, Dwelling, 9s., horse.'
cart, Ac.; £59 everything. Brisbane A Hansen.
A NEWS Agency, £70; Laundry, £55 : Blacksmith's,
£30; free Stare, £50 : Businesses of all kiuds. Bris-
banc A Hansen, 72 KJizaboth-at.
AN Ironmongery Business, splendid stand, profits £3,
established 6 years, shop, dwelling, 10i., stock £150;
price, £175. Brisbane A Hansen.
A TAILORING, Outfitting Busiuess, turnover £750
jlX year, established 4 years, stock £200 ; price, £250.
Brisbane A Hanson, 72 Klir,abeth-Bt.
BAKERY Business wnnted, in good suburb, up to £12,
buyers waiting. M'Kwan, 71 .Swanston-Ht.
BOOT Maklcg and Repairing Business for Sale, com
plete plant, machine, everything ; £35 ; bargain. J.
Ely. Quttrhn P.O.
UTCUEIONG, leading suburban thoroughfare, 4
bodies, £0 smalls, 2 horses, 2 carts, utensils ; £85.
M'Kwan, 71 Swanaton-st.
"I3UTCUKKING, good suburb, old established, net
X> profits £3 weekly, horse, cart, plant, everything, £50;
others. Hclde A Ashby, 237 Collius-st.
U YKR trailing for any really good business, AlelK
or suburbs, to £700. James Minims, financier, 114
Eliza bcth-at.
/"CAPITALISTS.— ' Wanted, Partner, £1500, to introduce
Uiiuiug invention; great profits. Inventor, Ago
Office. '
LiONFKOTIONERY, Refreshments, .Smith-Bt., agents
' Bacchus Marsh butter, cream, suit lady, ico chest;
everything, £35. Ulllbanks, 155 Klizabeth-st.
DRESS Making lluslursi for Disposal, good private
connection, city, owner leaving colony, 50 cus-
tomera ; £15. Eureka, Age office.
EHP.OL-3T., 16, N. Mclb.— Partner, with £25, good
' greengrocery, fruit businesses.
EXUIBITToN Wine Vaults, best stand Ballarat, ex
tensive cellarage for depot; iugoitig nominal: ill-
nese cause of selling.
FI8II and Oyster Business for immediate Sale, busy
thoroughfare, good chance. Fairfax, 325 Coliins-st.
?OK SALE, at an early dare, its tlia owners are leaving
for New Guinea gold fields, tiiQ old efctubliBhc'd
CARRYING and WOOD and COAL BUSINESS of
Matthews and M'Gatlin, Cheltenham: 5 horses, 2 furni
ture vans, 6 forms, flags, curiums, poles, Ac., 3 parcels
vnna, 1 lorry, 1 covered cort, 1 wood dray, platform
scales, iron tanks, Ac. This busiuess is a golug concern,
will bear inspection, and will be sold.
ITUtUIT Business, good stand, op. Foy aud Gibson's. 159
XI Bmith-st., Fitzroy,
FRUIT, Confectionery Business, leading position, St.
Kilda; £50; .stock, fittings, low rent. Butcher,
auctioneer, Qucen's-walk ami Ht. Kilda.
FRUIT, Confectionery, Summer Drinks, main street,
profits £6 10s. weekly, everything £55 ; others, £20
upwards, all suhurba. Hclde, Ashby, 237 Colllns-st.
IjtRUJT, Greengrocery, Wood, Coal; will sell cheap;
? present tenant leaving for country. 787 Nicholsou-
8t, N. Carlton.
FllUIT Business for Bale, old established ; owner ill ;
with or without horto and express. 404 Btirnlcy-sU,
Burnley. .
IRRUPT, Greengrocery, splendid corner, counter trsdo
X1 turnover £67 mouth, good dwelling, £55; others,
£50, £200, £600. Bwyer, 228 Collins-st.
CI ENERAL Store, Glppsland, splendid district. retuni3
T £120 weekly, no opposition, stuck; £1500. M'Ewau,
71 Swanton-Bt." . t
CI ROGER Y, Ac., suburban, old established, corner
II shop, good livioi. everything, £35, genuiou ; au-
other £52 10. Helde, Ashby, 237 Gollins-st.
(SlioCERY, Hay and Corn, outer suburban, takings
7 £35 week, splendid accommodation, good dwelling,
stock, plant; £200. Bwycr, 226 Collins-at,
HAIR Dressers and Tobacconiats.— Splendid Busi
ness, good -suburb : £25, goodwill and valuation,
immediate Sale. F., Age Office.
HOTEL, good suburban corner, genuine steady trade,
billiards: £250; free. A. J. Jones, 87 Qneen-st.
HOTEL Busbies, best in Ballurat, principally bar
trade. Particulars from Blight A Bon, hotel
brokers, Ballarat.
HOTEL.— TENDERS will h« received up to the 10th
April next for LEASING J. WILSON'S COUNCIL
CLUB HOTEL, Chilteru, for (10) Ten Years. There are
(20) Twenty Bedrooms exelusivo of thosn required for
family aud servant. Billiard, Sample, Dining, Bath,
and othrr Rooms all well furnished.
Doing a good local aod commercial business.
Inspection invited.
Satisfactory reasons given.
JAMES WILSON,
Proprietor.
HOTELS, free, city, leading suburbs, unrivalled,
small involnes, country, 25s.: also, Freeholds, assist-
ance. Caton, Rothschild-ch., 360 Coliins-st. W.
HOTELS.— City, free, £700 ; another, £1500 ; subur
ban, £400. £609; others, from £60. Clarke, Fink's-
buildings, Elizabeth's;.
UOTEIiB.— Freeholds und leaseholds, sound district,
assistance. Those requiring, apply Jennings,
Kyneton. :
HOTEL.— Wanted, email Pub., neighborhood of
Windsor, Prahran, Bt Kilda ; under £100. Cash,
Age Oflice.
|J OTELS.— Suburban,' commanding corner, thriving
XX business, billiards, compulsory Sale, £100; snug
Houbo 4 hbds., £60. Woodyard, 323 Colllns-st.
HOTELS, Free.— Western, £80. £100, £300; GtppslauU,
£300 : city, 220, £800 ; suburban, £50. BomiuervHlo
A Sutherland, 419 Bourke tt
HOTELS.— To Let, city, suburban, or country: £35
to £1C0 cash. Sec PickersgiU A Fowler, 328 Collins
st
HOTELS, Bourke-st., gems, freq leases, lugltimato
trades, £170, £750; Qucen-st., £250. Irwin, Strain,
366 Bourke-st.

BUSINESSES AHP PARTNERSHIPS.
HOTELS, City, free houses, £170 and £403 respectively,
advances if required, good biitncsC3, suit lady.
l'erry, I rcli's-bulldlngs. corner Queen nnd Collins-st
IF ynu desire Purchase Business, any line, you cannot
do better than consult Arthur. 263 Co!lins-st
JEWELLER and Fancy Goods Business for Sale,
leading town Gippaland- Particulars Levy Bros. A
Co., 271 LoiiDdnle-st.
\<|lLK Bhop and Greengrocery Business for Sale, must
JLvX sell; cheap. 96 Coventry-at. E„ H. Melt.
MILK Round wanted, good suburb, up to £100, cash
buyer waiting, trial required. Bwyer, 228 Collins-st
MILLINERY, Dress Making, stunt hutuls 5 years,
profits £5 weekly, stock, everything valuation,
abont£lQq, another £35. Ilciac, Ashby, 237_CollinBjt_
"VIEWS Agency, old established, profits £3 weekly,
i" everything £65; others, £30, £35, £50; authorised
Agencies, £350. £450, £750. llelde, Ashby, 237 Col-
lins-st.
VT BW8 Agency.— Buyer waiting, good suburban,
1.1 authorised or not, showing fair profit M'Ewau,
71 Hirnnston-st
PARTNER, steeping or working, £109, develop, maun
facturo high cla.ss dairy condiment, good profit,
ready sale guamnteeti. II. Uifon, Datulenong.
1>AK'i'N ERBHi' in established Lithographic and
General Printing Business opou to practical man;
£1000. iVr-jonal particul'ir, \ aleutlnu Sharp, Incor-
l>oratcd accountant. 31 Quecn.t
JARTNEK wanted, with £290. for old established
L metal works, £400 contract just signed. M'Kwan,
71 Swanston-st .
1JASTRY Business and Round, old established, same
hands 5 years, profits £35. weekly, everything £35.
lienlc, Ashby, 237 Collinr.-pt.
1."> KtllSTRY Office wanted, city or suburban, genulno
.K concern ; or Luncheon Rooms, city. Bwycr, 228
Collins-st., op. A to Office.
ROYAL Hotel, Theatre Royal, Waugarattn, fur Sale
by auction, Saturday. 6th March. Particulars,
Deng A Vallendcr, Waugnratta.
8UPEI1I0R city Business, suit energetio inan with
small capital, profits £3 week ; price £35. -IS. Purton,
342 Little Coluns-at '
'lAlLOltS.— Bpleudld Business in country town, good
A turnover: bargain, present occupier leaving, 111
h'MiUh. For further particulars, Andrews Bros., Woollen
Merclmuts, Klizabeth-su, Mclu.
vv trade, good opening, spacious fiUcd slio"p"to
Ixat. Alpha. P.P., Wolhalln.
\\/ALHALLA Coffee Palace Business for Bale, owing
11 t health of proprietress. A, E. Fielding,
solicitor, Waibalia. ;
WANTED, Canvasser, with own line, join another
purchase turnout, do country to Sydney. Can-
vuss, Age Office
WANTED.— Ilaveyou genuino Business for Sole, any
line? We tuvo buyer. Arthur. 263 Collin-!.
YOU can sec genuine Buyers and Sellers at Moffry
Bros., 53 Ellzabetb-st. None other dealt with.
LAW, rcOTiCES.
IN tho Court of Insolvency, Melbourne,— Notice is
hereby given that the ESTATES of Thomas Pierce,
' Croydon, farmer; Daniel Sheehey. tho younger,
of Hastings, baker, out of business ; Michael l'atrirk
Desmond, of Ynllock, Konwcerup, overseer; Arthur
Brett, of Abbotaford, carrier; Hester Jane llickey, of
Malvern, widow; William David Robertson, of St. Klldn,
formerly railway employe ; James Bplcrs Carrie,
of I'rnhrau, carrier, have been SEQUESTRATED,
and that General MEETINGS of CREDITORS
in the said Estates will be lioiden nt the Insol-
Tcnnr Court OlllcOK, thc l.air Court., in the city of Mel-
!Slr,,p- ,on . Monday, the 1st day ot March, a.d.
1857. at the of hall-nast ten o'clock In the fore-
noon, for the Election of Trustees and for the other
purposes mentioned in the 53rd section of the Insol
vency Act 1890.
Dated at Melbourne this 24th day of February, A.D.
H. WILSON MACLEOD,
. . Chief Clerk.
NOTICE is hereby given that after the expiration of
fourteen days from the publication hereof, APPLI
CATION will be made to the Supreme Court of tho
colony of Victoria, in Its probatn jurisdiction, that PRO
BATE of tho WILL of JAMES O'MEAUA, late of
ioonpabble, in the colony of Victoria. Farmer, dccesBed,
may be GRANTED to'me, the undersigned, Jlanora
Duke, of Buclmii, in the colony of Victoria, married
woman (formerly Ilnnorn O'Meara), daughter of the said
deceased, and the executrix appointed by tho said will.
Dated this 24th day of February, 1897.
(Signature) HANORa DUKE iforraerly Ilanora
Q Meara).
NOTICE to Creditors-Re MORITZ EMIL
GUSTAV KLEINER, Deceased.— Persuant to the
provisions of tho "Trusts Act 1899." notice is
hereby given that all Persons having any CLAIMS
against Moritz Emil Gustav Kleiner, late of Colac,
in tho colony of Victoria, hair dresser, deceased,
nnd probate of whose last will and testament was
granted to John Fulton, of Colac Aforesaid, boot maker,
the sole executor named, in and appointed by the said
will, are hereby required to SEND In PARTICULARS
in writing of such claims to the undersigned, T. W.
Hancock, the proctor for tho said John Fulton, on or
before the twenty-third day of March, 1897, and notice is
hereby given that after" that day the ouid executor will
procoed to dintributo the assets of the said Moritz Emil
Gustav Kleiner, deceased, which shall have come to his
hands or possession, ampngst the persons entitled
thereto, having regard only to the claims of which
the said executor shall then nave had notice : and the
sntd executor will not.bft liable for the anseta or any
part thereof so distributed to any person of whose claim
he shall not then bavehml notice.
Dated this 23rd day of February, 1897.
T. W. IiANGopK, Murray -street, Colac, Proctor for
the said John Fulrat, ;
VTOTIOIS to CREDITORS.— Re JANE ANDREWS,
Li Deceased.— Pursuant to the provisions of tho
Trusts Act 1890, notice. Is hereby given that all persons
having auy CLAIM against the ESTATE of Jane
Andrews, late of No. 2 Market-street west, South Mel
bourne, In tbo colony of Victoria; widow, deceased
(who died on the 29th day of August, 1896, and letters of
administration of whose estate, with the will of the said
Jane Andrews annexed, were on the 5th day of February,
1897, grauted to Frederick Arthur Moule, of 55 Market-
street, Melbourne, iq the said colony, solicitor, the
attorney under power bf'.Andrew John Miller, of Maru
Mnro, Waiora. fn the provincial district of H«wkesBny,
in the.colony of New Zealand, ploughman, the sole execu
tor named in tho said will) are hereby required to SEND
in PARTICULARS in writing of such claims to the
undersigned, the proctors for the eaid Frederick Arthur
Motile, on or before ><the 26th day of March, 1897.
And notice Is hereby si, vyn that after that day the said
administrator will proceed to distribute the asset, of
the said Jane Andrei?, deceased, which shall have
come to his hands orrpossesiiou amongst the persons
entitled thereto, having, regard only to the claims of
which the said administrator shall than hnv» notice, and
the said iidminlstratur-will not be liable for the assets, or
any part thereof, bo distributed to any person of whuse
claim he shall not then have had notice.
Dated this 24th day of.-February, 1897.
MdULK, HAM1LTUN and KIDDLE, 55 Market-
street, Melbourne, Proctors fur tho administrator,
riMIIY BANKRUPTCY ACT 188r«radT899.-In the
HRHI COURT: of JUSTICE : In BANK-
RUPTUY.-Nn. 1390 oMB95.-Ro George Webster and
John Binnic, both of 29 Cannon-street. In the city of
Loudon, ami or Melbourne, in thn colony of Victoria,
trading together in co-partnership as warehousemen,
under the style or firm .' ' George Webster and Co.," the
Raid George Webster rcsldingat Albert Hall Mansions, in
the county of Middlesex; nnd the said John Binnle re
siding at Melbourne aforesaid. I, Algernon Osmond
Miles, of 23 King-street, Cheapslde, m the city of
London, chartered accountant, hereby give notice that
I have been duly APPOINTED and certified by the
Board of Trade an TRUSTEE of the estate of the above-
named bankrupts. AU persons having in their ponses-
sion any of the effects of the bankrupts must deliver
them td mo or my attorney, and all debts due to the
bankrupts must bo paid to me or iny attorney. Credi
tors who have not yet proved their debts must forward
their proofs of debts to tna or AUrtd Puge, of 245 Flin-
dera-Iauc. Melbourne, my attorney,
(Signature of iriihtce) A. O. MILES.
Dated 25th February, 1897,
BOtLPlHQ MATERIALS.
A'BECKETT-ST., 106, Bun Foundry.— Ornamental
Verandah Castings, Tatont and Cast Columns ;
dirnount 39 per cent. Catalogues free. Wuteratrom &
Dallantync. .
ABSOLUTELY acxnowltdced cheapest Ornamental
. Iron Work, 30 per cent, discount; get special quota-
.tion before purchasing. Cochrauo £ dcott, 618 Elizabeth-
sc .
ACKNOWLEDGED to be the Cheapest and Bert Shop
in Melbourne for Ornamental IRON WORK for
VerandaliB. A comparison of both list and castings
earnestly invited, 25 per cent, off the cheapest list in
Melbourne. Terms— prompt cash. Catalogues free on
application to W. BTETHENS, Roy-street, youth Mel
bourne.
T JAMES MOORE'S TIMBER YARDS,
City-road, SOUTH MELBOURNE.
All Kinds nf
t TIMBER and BUILDING MATERIALS.
Flooring, Lining, Weatherboards, Galvanised Iron,
Plaster, Cement, Spouting, Ac.
(GALVANISED Iron, plain. cSrruzated ; Cast and
7 Galvanised Spouting; lowest fates. Joseph Ellis A
Co.; Flindera-1. E.
GALVANISED Iron Spouting ami Ridging, lowest
rates : Chaudelicrs, Gas Fittings, Builders' iron-
mongers. Thns. Warburtoq, 384 Bourke-st.
Pnnd B. RUBEROID for ROOFING. Light, Cool.
. P. and B. INSULATING PAFEUS, Best
Material, for Cold Storngo Chambers,
BROOKS. ROBINSON and Co.,
Melbourne.
IJLATJS and SHEET GLASS, LEAD, CHL5
X COLORS, VARNISH, Ac.
BROOKS, ROBINSON and Co.,
Melbourne.
Established 1854,
EtECTlOa NOTICES.
ITY of MELBOURNE.— Notice is hereby given that
pursuant to the provisions of the Act of the Governor
and Legislative Council of New South Wales. 11 Vict.,
No. 17, sections 2 and 3, a MEETING of the citizens of
the city of Melbourne prill bo hula In the Town Hall,
Swanston-strect, in the said city, on Monday, tho 1st (lay
of Alarch proximo, at 12 o'clock noon, for the purpose of
placing in NOMINATION two or more fit. and proper
persons to supply (he annual vacancies In the office of
AUDITOR lor the soid city.
Aod it is hereby further notified that in the event of the
election being contested and n poll duly demanded tho
polling trill, in accordanco with the prorisloris of the Act
of Parliament of Victoria No. 173, <<ectiiMi 4, take place
before the aldermen ami assessors of the several wards of
the city on Thursday, the- 4th day of March pros., com
mencing nt 9 o'clocK in the forenoon and finally closlug
at 4 o'clock in the afternoon ot the same day, at the fol
lowing places, namely:—' '
Bourkn Ward.— At th'e Presbyterian Schoolroom,
William-street. r
Lonsdale Ward.— At Messrs. W. L. BaiUieu nnd Co. 's
auction rooms, 375 ColiiiH-strcct.
Latrobo Ward.— At the Town Hall, Swanstou-
fitreet.
Gtpps Ward— At tho Alanchester Unity Hal), 8wa&-
ston-street.
'Smith Ward.— At tho Orderly Room, Grattan-etrect.
Victoria Ward.— At St. Jude'a Pariah Hall, Lygon
street.
Albert Ward.— At tho Orderly Room, corner of Vic-
torin-punvdc and Powlett-strcet.
By order of the Right Worshipful the Mayor,
JOHN CLAYTON, Town Clerk.
Town Clerk's Office. Town Hall, Melbourne, 25th Feb
ruary. 1897.
CNITY of MELBOURNE.— Notice Is hereby given that
J pursuant to the provisions of the Act of the Gover
nor aud the Legislative Council of New South Wales, 11
Vict., No. 17. Section 2, meetings nf the citizens of the
several .wards of the city will be held at the undermen
tioned places on Monday,- the 1st dny nf March prnx., at
12 o'clock noon, fur tho purpose of placing in NOMINA
TION two or mure fit and proper persons to supply tho
nnnital vacancies.in the office of A8BE8BOR for each of
such wards respectively
For Bourke Ward.— At the Presbyterian Schoolroom,
William-strceu
For Lonsdale Ward.— At Messrs. W. L. BaiUieu and
Co. 'a auction rooms, 375 Collins-street.
For Latrobe Ward.— At the Town Hull, Swanston-
For Gipps Ward.— At the Manchester Unity Hall,
Swauflton-strect.
For Smith Ward.— At the Orderly Room, Grattan-
street.
For Victoria Ward.— At the Carlton Ilall, Princes-
street.
For Albert Ward.— At tho Orderly Room, coroer of
Victoria-purade and Pnwlett-strect.
And It is hereby further notified, that in the event of
the tlcction of any ward being contested and a poll duly
demanded, the polling for the ward or ward so con
tested will, lb accordance with the provisions of tho
Act of the Parliament of Victoria, No. 178, Section 4, bo
held Iwfore the aldermen nhd assessors of such ward or
wards respectively, at the place or places hereinbefore
appointed for tho nomination of candidates . for such
ward or wards respectively, with the .exception of Vic
toria Ward, the polling for which will be held nt Ht.
Judu's Parish Hall, Lygon-street, 011 Thursday, the 4th
day of March prox., commencing at 9 o'clock . in the
morning and finally closing at 4 o'clock in the afternoon
of 4he same day.
By order of the Right Worshipful the Mayor, <>
JOHN CLAYTON, Town Clerk.
Town Clerk's Office, Town Hall, Melbourne, 25th Feb-
ruary, 1897.
DGAUXSON Speaks To-night, Melbourne Town
Hall. 8 o'clock. Tho Mayor, chairman. All elec
tors Invited,

ELECTION NOTICES
niTY of MELBOURNE.
AUSTRALIAN FEDERATION CONVENTION.
Public MEETINGS of the citizens will beheld at tho
Town Hail, Melbourne, on THURSDAY, 25tb, and
FRIDAY, 26th inst., at 8 o'clock, nt which some of the
candidates for election as representatives of tho colony
at the Federation Convention will give an expression of
their views.
The arraugemont of speakers os at present notified (a
as follows
Thursdny— Sir Bryan O'Loghlcn and tho Hon. R. T.
Vfth% M.L.A,
Friday— The Hon. J. IF. Connor, M.L.O., Mr. David
Gaunson and Mr. John West. '
Mooting will iitso be held 011 Saturday nnd other
subsequent days, tho arrangements for which will be
duly advertised.
WILLIAM STRONG, Mayor.
Town llall, Melbourne, 24th February, 1897.
JEDERAL CONVENTION ELECTION:
Mr. DUNCAN GILUES
Will
ADDRESS the ELECTORS
At the
SOUTH MELBOURNE TOWN HALL,
THIS EVENING,
At 8 p.m.
Tho Mayor will Preside.
Fitzroy Town Hall, on Alooday. 1st March, at 8 p.m.
The Mayor will preside.
Camberwcll Shire Hall, on Tuesday, 2nd March, at 7.45
p.m. The Shire President will take tho chair.
Malvern Shire Ilall, on Wednesday, 3rd March, at 8
p.m. The Shire President will take tho chair.
jpEDERAL CONVENTION ELECTION.
Mr. ARTHUR O. SAOIISE, M.L.O., la a CANDI
DATE, and will ADDRESS Victorian Electors on tho
above question this week at
GEELONU— Mechanics' Institute, Friday, s
MELBOURNE-Town llall, Saturday.
FITZROY— Town Holl, Tuesday.
In each case chair will l>o taken at 8 p.m.
jpiKDERAL CON V E N T I O X.
Sir II. WRIXON
Will ADDRESS the ELECTORS at thn Fitzroy Town
. Hall on Friday, 26th inxt., at 8 o'clock.
JpEDERAL CONVENTION.
Tho Hon. L. L. SMITH
"Will ADDRESS tho Electors at
GEELONG, Exhibition Hull, this evening, 8 p.m.
NORTH MELBOURNE, at Town Hall, to-morrow,
Saturday, 8 p.m.
ST. Kilda Town Hall.— Mr. David Gaunson speaks To
night, bt. Kilda Town Ilall, Cnrlislc-st.
MEETtHGS AMD LECTURES.
A SPECIAL Meeting of Operative Bakers'. Society,
Saturday evening uext. Business: Re furniture
trades.
CM1UKCU MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION,
/ ANNUAL SERVICE
In
ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL,
TO-NIGHT, S p.m.
Preacher: Key. II. B. Macartney, M. A,
I T Y of S T. K I L IPX"-
FEDERATION.
I hereby CONVENE n I'ubllo MEETING of tho
citizen of St. Kilda on Friday next, 26th inst., at 8 p.111.,
at the Town Jiall, CorllBle-streot, for the purpose or dis
cussing the question of federation.
SPEAKERS: Sir George Tumor, Sir Fredorlck Bar-
good, Hon. Simon Eraser, Councillor Keinn, Dr, Qulctc,
Messrs. Theodora Fink, 51.L. A., David Gauueon aud J.
L. Purees,
JNO. BTEDEFORD, Mayor.
Town Hall, St. Kilda, 22nd February, 1897.
D GAUNSON, Federal Convention Candidate,
Sneaks Tomight. at St. Kilda Town Hull, Sc.
Kilda. Electors in rite d.
D GAUNSON, Melb. Town Hall, To night, 8 o'clock.
. The Mayor, chairman. AH electors invited.
DR. J. M. Peebles Lectures at Masonic Hall, Sunday
Evening next. " Our Future Homes." dee batur-
day's advertisement. 4
JNDIAN FAMINE RELIEF FUND.
SPECIAL SERVICE, SUNDAY AFTERNOON, at
3 0 clock, in Collins.strcet Independent Church. Rev. G.
D. Buchanan. " Reminiscences of a Tour in India."
Musio by the choir. Collection in aid of Famiuo Fund.
LO.I.1 Queen's Own Lodge.— Purple Meeting to-night,
. 3 o clock. Raisings. Lecturer, Bro. Wheeler.
XOYAL Orange Lodge, Diamond, Meets To-tilcht, N.
J Mclb., 7.30: Purple meeting afterwards. Federa
tion Elections.
jy| KJRAOKEN'S CITY BREWERY LIMITED.
Notice Is hereby given that an extraordinary general
MEETING of M Uracken s City Brewery Limited will 1m
held nt the National Wool Company's sale rooms, 514
Collins-street, Melbourne, on Monday, the eighth day of
March, 1897, nt tho hour of 3 o'clock In the afternoon,
when tho subjoined resolution, which was passed at the
extraordinary general meeting of the company, held on
the fifteenth day of February. 1897, will bu submit-
ted for confirmation as a special resolution.
RESOLUTION.
That the conditions contained In tho company's
Memorandum of Association be modified by
reducing the capital of the company from
£2.000,090 divided into 1,090,000 shares of £2 each
to £1.750,000 divided into 1,609,000 shares, 503,000
oi which shares already issuod shrill he £1 10.
each und the remaining 500,000 being unissued
shares shall be £2 each.
And that the reduction he effected by writing off or
cancelling ten shillings per share already paid Up
or by the .Memorandum and Articles considered
to be paid up on all the 599.C00 shares Which have
been issued and are now outstanding.
Ana that the present uncalled liability in respect of
the snid 500,099 shares already issued amounting
to £1 per share remain without diminution. ,
Dated the twenty-third day of February, 1097.
By order of tho board of directors,
J AS. TAYLOR,
Secretary.
ORANGE Ijodjte. 114, Malvcrn.Shlre Ilall, to-night, 8,
BiimtiiontMl Meeting; business important, pound
night. Visitors invited.
rfMIKOdOPHIOAL SOGIETY, Plcnsnncn's-buildings,
A 175 Uolilns-street,— Next Tnesdny, 8 o'clock, "The
Lost Continent of Atlantis," by .Mr. 11. W. Hunt. Well
stocked library and reading room, open dally 11 a.ro. to
5 p.m.: latest throaophiral publications fur sale, at pub-
hshed Prices. Catalogues on application. M Old Diary
Leaves, illustrated. 7a. 6<L
VICTORIAN SEAMEN'S MISSION INSTITUTE
and REST.
The Annual MEETING will be hold on
FRIDAY, 26th FEBRUARY. 1897.
At the Atheumum, Collins-street, Melbourne,
__ _. At 8 o'clock p.nt.
The Hon. R. W. Bent, Commirsioner of Trade and
. , . Customs, will preside.
And the attendanco of nil those interested in the work
among our sailors is cordially invited.
. W- H. ALLAUD, Hon. Secretary.
39 Queen-stroet, Melbourne.
HOTELS AHP HOLIDAY RESORTS.
A BEAUTY Spot.— Warrnambool, the Great Southern
Ocean Resort. — An ideal watering place. The
accommodation at the Ozone Hotel is unsurpassed in
Australia.
ACCOMMODATION, superior, Rosslyn Farm, north
side Macedon ; visitors met Woodend free ; 30s. G.
K. Straw, Woodfmd.
BRIGHTON Beach.— Large Rooms, bed and sitting
rooms, facing sea, use kitchen. Oxford Villa,
Esplanade.
BULL and Mouth Hotel (More)l'sk Bourke-st.—
porter a throughout ; charges moderate; night
COFFBK Palace, Chanpl-sh,, Prahran.— Accommoda
tion for visitors, Board and Residence ; cheapest
rates, telephone, late entrance. Stephens, manager.
D ROM AN A.— Kangerong.— superior accommodation
for soaside visitors, sea bathing, tennis; moderate.
Airs. Shaw.
DROMANA.— Furnished 9 and 4 roomed Cottages,
bathing box, cl6ao beach and jetty. W. Story.
Federal PALACE HOTEL,
Collins-street, Melbourne.
Hnudy to Boat and Train.
Largest Hotel in Australasia.
Visitors have the option of taking room only, or full
board, cither by the dny or week.
Writing, Reading, Drawing, Ladies' Reception, Smok
ing and Billiard Rooms for the use of all visitors.
Two Dining Rooms, Cnfdopen all hours, day nnd night.
Ladies nnd gentlemen desirous of freeing themselves
UHf t He rorriea of housekeeping are reminded that the
r EUEKAL PALACE offers them suites ot apartments
where every comfort can be enjoyed.
Terms on application. ;
HAWTHORN Coffee Palace, situated best suburb,
easy access to town ; moderate charges. F. Gar-
side, manager.
HEALKSVILLE.— Athelstane. Clifford's Hill.— .Select
Accommodation for visitors, close station, beauti
ful view of hop gardens, fishing, ehootiugnn the property,
every attention and comfort: write for terms. Mrs.
Mills.
HOTEL, Flinders, splendid Accommodation for
tourists, fishing, ehooting, golfing, first class
cnlslne ; terms moderate. J. Baldassari.
11/f ELBOUKNE Colfoe Palace, 216 Bourke-st.— Most
IvA centrally situated, comfortable accommodation,
tariff card ported on application.
MORNINGTON.— Two Houses to Let, furnished, 5
ond 8 rooms. Mrs. Armstrong, Vancouver-st-
MOUNT Macedon, - near Braemar.— Pretty Cottage,
furnished, 4 a., for Sale ; bargain, good investment.
Ilatu, Swanston-st.
OCEAN Grove House (Inle Coffee Palace).— Beautiful
situation, excellent accommodation, home com-
forts. ,C. M. Herbert. . . .
OLD White Hart Hotel, op. Parliament Houses,
Spring-su— Superior Accommodation; wincii aud
spirits guaranteed quality,
ORIENTAL CoffcN Palace, N. Melb.— Good Acoom-
tnodation Boarders aud Visitors ; terms from 18s.;
njg ht po r tor, trams pass. M. E. Lewthwuite.
POINT Henry.— Hotel and furnished Cottages, best
8f?nsldc resort, ' good accommodation. Bee
shipping column.
OGlNT l.onndalo Colfna Palace, 30s.; Ballarat House,
X QucenscUlf, 25s. Airs. Cottec, proprietress.
QUEEN'd-BItlDGE lintel. South Slde.-Splondid
Accommodatlou, from 15s.; hot, cold baths, till-
Hard, night bell.
UUKKNSCUFF.— bra View Coffee Palace, splendid
Accommodation, central, near baths, pier; 25s.
week. Mrs. Jane Stephens.
QUEENSGLIPF, — Martin's Temperance Hotel,,
thoroughly renovated.' comfortable Accommoda
tion; terms 25. week, 6s. day. A. P. Dickinson, pro-
prletresw.
QUEENBCLIFF.— Boeehworth House, Esplanade, un
equalled position, baths, pier, excellent ucoommo-
dation ; 25s. week. A. M. Anderson.
aUEBNSOUFF.— Osprey House, largest privato
boarding house in Queenscllff; 25s, week, 5s. day.
?. £&ar«, proprietor.
UEEN3CLIFP Coffee Palace. late Belvlo House.—
Ijarge Additions, near Station, Piers; 25s, week.
1L Howsaui, proprietress.
QUEENSOLIFF.— Superior ' Accommodation.— Mrs.
Keen's Orwell Cottage, splendid position, facing
the Bay, near baths and pier.
QUEKNSCLIFF.— Board 'and Residence. 25s. week,
3rd house from Dr. MauDougall's, llessc-st. A.
Turner, proprietress.
QUEENBCLIFF.— Good Accommodation for visitors
at Mrs. damson's, Jubiiee-ter., terms £1 Is. per
week, near baths and pier. .
SANDUINGMAM.-— To Let-, 3 furnished Rooms, mo
kitchen, close beach and station. 124 Riversdale-
rd., Anhnrn. ,
SANDKING1IAM House, tiandringham, rinse station,
beach, baths.— Excellent accommodation, tenuis,
billiards free: telephone. Manager.
SOMERSET iloure, Sorrento. 22 years' experience
small profits.— Hemembrr, Carbuhn's good llomely
Accommodation tor visitors.
SORRENTO.— Oriental Coffee Palace.— Superior Ac-
comuiodatinn, special reductions for families; good
table. (J. J. Allison. ,

HOTELS AND HOLIDAY HE3QRT3.
SORRENTO.— Furnished Cottages, also Apvrtments,
clo»e beach; moderate. Mrs. Tope, 147 Clarendon-
st.. S. Melb, -
ST, Kilda.— Wimpole's George Hotel, op. railway
station and cable tram ; sea view; largest hotel la
Victoria: vacant suites; ohargee reasonable.
rv\ 11 K O H A N D HO T E L,
X .Melbourne.— 400 Rooms, Private Bnltra, I'ubllo
Drawing, Writing, Reading, Luncheon nnd Billiard
Rooms, Electric Light, -Safety. Lift. Threo guineas
per week or 10s. a day. Bed nnd Breakfast— Mnglo Boom,
5.; Dun bio Room, 10s. Hpuclal terms for families. Ladles
and famlllat metat steamer or train If previously advised.
A. F. BElvER, Manager.
WAVERLEY Luncdieon.Ruonis, 356 Collins-st., bean-
tifitlly nool. light und fruit lutichcou. A. B.
Wallace, proprietor.
MUSEMEHT«.
fj» H E A T It E ROYAL.
Lessee Mr. Geo. RIgnoId.
Bub-lesseo and Manager.. .. Bland Holt.
THE DERBY WINNER.
THE DERBY WINNER.
BLAND HOLT'S
Elaborate Sporting Drama,
THE DERBY WINNER.
THE DERBY WINNER.
The . Tho
Magnificent Faithfulness
And of
Decidedly Detail
Unprecedented in
Display Bach
Of Olio
Theatric Of
Gorgeousness, The Mavslvo
Glitter And
_ And Beautiful
Tableaux
A 1 „ is tho'
Emphatically Comment by
Appealed Roth
Press
And
Taste! FubUot .
rrices._33.,2s., Is. 6<l,.ls„ 6d. Box plan at Allan's,
Day tickets at, Bentwltch's and at Jonon's, stationer,
adjoining theatre. Doors open at 7. Curtain at A
Carriages for 10.45. Children in arms not admitted.
y lOTORIA RACING CLUB,
.
The VICE-REGAL PARTY and SUITE will be
present,.
TO-MORROW, TO-MORROW.
' AUTUMN MEETING,
SATURDAY, 27th FEBRUARY.
To Start at 1 o'Glock,
HOPEFUL STAKES.
.. " ' L45,'
BT. LEGER STAKES.
3 o'clock,
NEWMARKET HANDICAP.
3.45,
SIRES' PRODUCE STAKES.
4.20,
EBSENDON STAKES.
Si 15,
BRUNSWICK STAKES.
TUESDAY, 2nd MARCH.
AUSTRALIAN CUP.
THURSDAY, 4th MARCH.
CHAMPION STAKES.
SATURDAY, 6th MARCH.
STEEPLECHASE.
Tho AUSTRALIAN MILITARY BAND,
Under tho Direction of Stgnor ZELM AN,-
Will Perform on the Lawn. ''
Tho appointments for tho COMFORT of VISITORS
are now the FINEST in the WORLD.
For tho convenience of Indl ps on the LAWN wishing
to MAKE their own AFTERNOON TEA, BOILING
S?n bo obtained, FREE of CHARGE, from the
RUSTIC HOUSE, in tbe Carriage 1'addock.
The MEMBERS' LUNCHEON R003I in tho encio.
sure is now completed. Luncheon, half a crown.
__ Alexander Gardiner, wholesale dairyman, of Brown's
will retail- FRESH MILK and CREAM.
Messrs. Thomas Webb and Son will have a supply
of GLASS and CROCKERY in the Carriage Paddock
on Hire at tho Central Bar under the luncheon uwning.
The CATERER HAS REDUCED THE PRICK OF
LUNCHEON to THREE SHILLINGS. Poultry, joint,
vegetables, sweets, salads, cheese and fruit. Private
parties iu any part 0! the ground by arrangement. Tele
phone No. 1,043.
THE HILL.
Warnccke's Military Band will Perform on the Hill.
The GRAND STAND will now accommodate many
thousands. This is without oxception tho finest stand at
l'lomington. The view from it is magnificent.
The beautiful picnic grouud is still further improved,
giving additional accommodation to' visitors. HOT
WATER will bo'stitmUcd FREE of CHARGE to those
who wish to MAKE their OWN TEA. filUk can bu
obtained on the ground.
A beautiful two-story SWISS CHALET has boon
erected for tea, coffee, ices, kc., which will be under tbe
management of M. Vliluni.
TICKETS MAY BE OBTAINED FROM Messrs.
T1103. COOK and SON, 269 COLLINS-STREET.
RAILWAY FARES.
Single to or from the course. 1st class .. .. 2 0
„ ,, „ 2nd cIsbs .. .. ..1 6
„ „ istclass.. .. .. 3.0
ii 11 „ 2nd class .. ..2 0
11 11 Hill, Istclass .. .. ..5 6
„ „ ,. ' 2nd class 4 6
Children under 12 years, half rates to the course, and
to tile llill 3a. first class and 2s. 6d. second clans.
1st class return, admitting to grand stand .. 13s. 60.
Children under 14 years of age, 7s.
: No PASSES OUT will be Issued during the meet
ing.
Tho ROAD will be THOROUGHLY WATERED from
tbe Post Oflice to the Lawn, for the comfort
of those Driving to the Course.
Lawn and Grand Stand £0 10 6
llill nnd Grnud Stand 0 2 6
Saddling l'addock 0 5 0
Saddling l'addock (Ladies) 0 2 6
II. BYRON MOORE, Secretary.
' TRANCING.— Mrs. and Misses Green, Tuition Re-
JLr suiued 3rd Alarch, ail suburbs: terms— quarter. 15s.;
2, £15s. Prospectus, Kllersllc, Nicholson-at., Fitzroy.
DANCING.— Lrssnns privately, all dances, any hour;
proficiency. Classes forming. Mr., Mrs. Double-
day, Qrattan-st., Prahyon. near station. Town IlalL
DANCING.— Mr, Cnrtis's Reopening Night, one
hour's extra dancing, Monday, 1st March. Fern-
slmwe House, C'anning-st., Carlton. " ,
DANCING.— Fashionable, Waltz perfectly guaran-
teed. 3 private lemons; other Dances quickly. Mrs,
Waller or Mr. Cleveland. 88 Johustnn-Rt., Collingwood.
DANCING Clauses (privato teaching and"" pTaFtlce),
best system, "morning, afternoon or evenings;
special terms. Messrs. and Miss Roberts. 195 ColUns st.
DANCING.— Kensington Rink, select Assembly
Friday evenings. Visiters invited. Latent music,
good floor. Violin, cornet, piano. John Smith, con-
ductor.,
AVOID accidents, ridicule.— Learn to Ride and Cycle
b ATeKP0P,,S hor8e" >cF»le«ProwId®«l. Riding School,
BICYCLES.— Stable, centre city, cleaned and general
repairs done ; terms low. Block-p)., off Little Col-
Ilns-st., from Colonial Bank Hotel.
EfelCYCLE School.— Skating Rink. S. Yarra, op. sta-
r. JL,on» . Mounting, Dismounting made easy, opeu
daily, rucRuay, Thursday evenings.
BICYCLE Riding Taught, from Is. lesson; mounting
nnd dismounting gracefully taught, latest method.
Maxwells Cycle School. 187 Collins-st.
BRASS Musical instrument Alaker and Repairer to
HerrvonderMchdeu. Original York, 23Madeliue-
St. , Carlton.
MATCH Cricket Bats, frqni 7s. 6d.; Leather Balls,
4s. 6d.; all requisites reasonable prices. Victorian
Cricketing and Sports Co. Ltd., 147 KUzabeth-Bt.
MUSICAL Iestruments of every decription Call
aod inspect my stock before going elsewhere:
everything at very lowest prices, Lyons, 297 Boiirke-st.
MUSICAL Instrument.— Banjos, Spanish Guitars,
Mandolines. Auto-Harps, large variety, always in
stock; inspection Invited. Lyons, 297 Bourke-st., MelR
MUSICAL InatrunientnlUtfl in the country should
write to Lyons for all they require and save 30 per
crnt; illustrated catalogues. 297 Bonrke-st.
MUSICAL Instruments.— Accordion, steel roods!
21s.: Lachetiai's Concertinas, £2; Auto Iiaros.
from 12s. 6<L to 63s. Lyon. 297 Bonrke-st.
It/fUSlCAL Notice.— John Blackburn, Pianoforte
U.1. Tuner (established 1852), personally attends all
orders for tuning. Sntherland-rd.. Armadale.
TJIANO, Gftrman, Iron frame, almost new, £28; ChTif-
JL Ion, £20. Arnold, maker, tuuer, repairer, 312
Drnminond-st., Carlton. 1
PIANO, Wagner, latest improvements. Iron frame,
uew; £34, great reunclions, bargains, cash; easy
terms. Arnold, Carlton.
VIOLIN, Bow and Case, for beginners, excellent
quality; 21s., post free; satisfaction guaranteed.
Lyons. 297 Bourke-st.. next Cole's Book-arcade.
YIOLIN Strings.— The Italian Treviso ore tested and
guaranteed perfect fifths ; 9d. each, post free. Lyonr.
sole agent, 297 Bonrke-st. '
MARTIN Slmonsen, Teacher of Hinging and tho
Vlplln, attends schools. Particulars and terms at
Aii&nji Music Warehouse, Colllns-st.
ST. David's Day. next Monday, 1st March.— 21th
Annual Welsh Picnic, per Ozone, to Sorrento.
Tyknts, 3s. fid.
ST. Dnvid's Day, next Monday.— Special musical pro-
gramme. Welsh choir, ussisted by fuvorite Mclb.
artistes. See Saturdays papers.
TURKISH Baths. Royni-arcude, under dlstlugnished
tiatrnnage Lady Draucy.— Gentlemen, to-day; ladles,
to-night; 2s. 6»1., five for 10s. '
1 1AA1RU1DGE Cricket Club Cinderella Social, to--
Munson it cyc0-UIU n11, Vi2toriPar.; double, Is. J.
OALMISTRY, Phrenology.— For most unique and
A . descriptions, consult Medor, Eastern
Market, Melb. Beware of untruthful touts.
RENOWNED Zlnga Lee, Scientific Talmlit and the
Austraiiau Waxworks, Removed from Bourke-st.
to Koyal-areade. Bourke-st., ep.G.P.O.
Z1NGA Lee (original renowned), unable prevent others
using name, informs clients her only addreu, Royal-
arcade, Bourke-st., op. Q.P.Q.
ZINGALee.Falmiet, Phrenologist; her study is veri-
fiau U Eastern hlarket,' upper
W" ARRAWKB Bicycle Club, 7 Quecn's-walk.— Stables
open all hours, fciundays, half guinea year. Par-
ticuiars, hon. secretary. ,
MR. Brook,— Exhibiting whin from hidesentyou, ox
perts say well made, great falling whip. Eraser.
WHIP Champions to-morrow; trade aud public watch'
U. A Brook, world's champion.
AUSTRALIAN Military Band Rehearsal, 2.30, Turn
Vereln. Alberto Zelman.
PIANOFORTE, Violin, Siuglng, 10s, fid. quarter, refer-
/r Tf,e»"0f' .reiR' b,ooltljindtrl 191 Gertrude-
si., Fitzroy, op, Johnstous warehouse.

JIMU3EHEHTI.
JJ .1 J O U T H E A T It E.
Under the Direction of Mr. Robert Brough.
Repreientotlve, Mr. Mayne. Agent, Mr. Hamilton.
TOE BROUGU COMEDY SEASON.
LAST NIGHT
LAST NIGIIT
Of
"A WI1ITP. ELEPHANT, "
M A WHITE ELEPHANT," '
An original Farcical Comedy in Three Acts, by
R. C. Carton, author nt "Liberty Hall,"
te., kc.
TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), 27th FEBRUARY.
First time in Melbourne of
'A WOMAN'S REASON,"
"A WOMAN'S REASON,"
An Emotional Comedy Drama, by 0. II; Brookfleld and
F. a Phillips.
EXTRACTS FROM THE SYDNEY PRESS.
M A charming play, which was charmingly played by the
B rough Comcuy Company on Saturday night"—" Dally
Telegraph."
"A strong play. The whole performance was received
with enthusiasm."— "Sydney Morning Herald."
"A good sound. Interesting, human play, which from
its simplicity aud nature, and the admirable manner in
which it was Interpreted, must appeal strongly to a very
large circle of playgoers."—" Evening Nowe."
" A Woman's Reason is a clever aud bright comedy, In
which the nuthorA tell an effective story with considerable
power."— "Australian Star."
"Tho new play inay bo sot down as a clever one. It Is
bright and (ntcrcating."— " Sunday Times."
"A first-class piece, worthy In ovcry respect of the
management."— " Truth."
Prices, 5s., 3s., 2s., Is. Box pian nt Glen's. Doors, 7.15.
Curiam, o. Carriages,
.Children In Arms NOT Admitted.
Q P E It A II O U 8 E.
Sole Lessee and Director .. . .. Mr. Harry Rickards.
Acting Manager Mr, Fred. Aydon.
Mr. HARRY RICKARDS'S
Mr. HARRY RIOKAUDS'S '
New Tivoli Minstrelu and Specialty Company.
TO-NIOIIT (FRIDAY) TO-NIGHT.
grand complimentary send off
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY SEND OFF.
To Mr.
HARRY RICKARDS,
HARRY RICKARDS,
HARRY RICKARDS,
Prior to h(s departure for Europe per M.M.8.S. Armand
Rehic To-morrow (Suturday),
For the purpose of securing moro
NEW and STARTLING NOVELTIES
For hia
MELBOURNE and SYDNEY THEATRES.
TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) TO-NIGHT,
- Re-appcnrauco for Ono Night Only of
J. W. WINTOX,
J, W. winton,
J. W. -WINTON,
England's Premier Whittling Ventriloquist, and
M'GINTY,
Their Last Night In Australia.
AN OVERWHELMING OVATION
Nlgbtly Greets Mr. Ilarry Rickards' New nnd
EMINENT EUROPEAN STAR ARTISTS.
DELKVIXB " The DELEVINES
DKLKVINES Throe DELEVINES
The , DELEVINES. The
Three DELEVINES. Three
Grotesque Dancers, Contortionists, Acrobats aud
Pantomimic Comedians. ,
Absolutely the Greatest in their Line, aud the
SISTERS WINTKKTON;
BISTERS WIN TEUTON.
Eogllsh Serin Comics nnd Mandoline Soloists.
CHARLES GODFREY,
CHARLES GODFUIf,
" The Donniest Don of thu Day." " The Golden
Wedding," "Strolling In the Garden,"
Aud his Great Dramatic Sueua,
"THE FIGHT FOR GOLD."
Lnat Night of
WILL ORAOICLES,
, Vocal Comedian and Kecentrio Dancer.
Enthusiastic Success of Melbourne's Favorites, tho
ALLISONS,
ALLISONS,
The Cleverest dancers in the World.
Genuine .Succors of Mr.
WILL WHITBURN. POPE and SAYL.ES,
And our Grand Tivoli Company.
PRICES, 2s. 6d.« 2. and Is. Plan at Allan's.
General Manager, JOHN C. LEETE.
QPER A HOUSE.
TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY). 26th " FEBRUARY,
Tho Whole ot the Family Circle and Gallery have been
Reserved.
Q V E. -R A HOUSE.
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) NIGIIT.
Twenty-fifth Instalment of New English Artists.
First. Anpenrnnce of Messrs,
WILTON and STACK,
WILTON and STACK,
WILTON and STACK,
The Greatest Horizontal Bar Performers ontheFaco ot
the Earth.
They must he seen to be understood and appreciated.
They commence where their bravest rivals are compelled
to finish. ; .
OPERA IIOUSE.-W. Melb- TheatrePrtrty.-Uoll up
and give "Harry" a good send.off. Tickets for
Family Circle at door. Friday evening, 26th.
AUSTRALIAN CYCLE SHOW.
EXHIBITION BUILDING.
Under the Dtslingnl&hed Patronage of
Ills EXCELLENCY LORD BRASSEY, K.C.B., and
LADY BRASSEY.
THIS DAY (FRIDAY),' 3 p.m.
GRAND OPENING CEREMONY
By LADY BRASSEY.
Guests to the Opening Ceremony are Respectfully Re
quested to be Seated in the Main Hall by 2.45.
OPEN to the PUBLIC at 3.30
MAIN CONCERT HALL at 4 p.m.
Organ Selections Mr. W. J. TURNER
Tho "Earl's March" .
Overture "Tancredi" ,
"llyinn to the Nuns"
"Offertory In D" .
"The Lost Chord" Miss ADELAIDE BRUCE
With Organ Accompaniment by Mr. W. J. TURNER.
"Trilby's Caprice," skirt dance., Miss 1RENKOUTTR1M
STONEHAM'S EXHIBITION ORCHESTRA will
PLAY POPULAR SELECTIONS
DURING tbe AFTERNOON.
THIS EVENING.
POPULAR VOOAL nnd INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT.
Miu MINNIE WAUGH will stng-
" When the Heart Is Young "
"Butterflies."
MUs JULE LAYTON will elng-
"Outonthe Rocks"
" 8uoshiue and Rain."
MIsi ETHEL MERGER, violin solos-
"Tnrontelle"
"Romance.'
Mr. ARTHUR SPENCE wlU llng-
"FalrisMy Love"
"Let Me Love Thee."
Mr. WALTER KIRBY will sing-
" A May Morning/
"The Holy City."
AcqompanUt .. Miss BLANCHE LAMBETH.
A MAGNIFICENT EXHIBITION.
CYCLES. MOTOR OARS. NOVELTIES.
Unsurpassed iu Grandeur.
Magnificent Stands. Free Inntructlon.
Living Exhibits.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
CYCLE RAGES. CYCLE RACES.
5-Mile Invitation Scratch Race, 2 heats.
1-Mile Second and Third Class Handicap, 0 beats.
FANCY SKIRT DANCING.
The GREAT TRIPLE BAR TEST.
EVENING.
CYCLE RACES. CYCLE RACES.
6-MUo Invitation 8cratch Race, third and fourth
heats.
Second and Third Class Handicap and Final.
1-Mile First Class Handicap, throe boats and final.
230 ENTRIES 230
Including
Porta, Kellow. Mecson, Walker, K. Lewis. Kahle,
Martin, Richer. Running, Carpenter, Clinton (3), Elliott,
R. W, Lewis, M'Lean, M'Conmbu, Gargurevicn, Grnnter,
Payne, Middleton, Fellows, Wal no. I«esnn. Fnwlcs, JJoidl,
Matterson, Tcbbiitc, Rclph and other prominent riders.
Riders Please Enter Rathdown-streeb Gates.
Brilliant Display of ,
FANCY 8KIKT DANCING
'By Specially Selected PUPILS of Miss HYAM9,
Mr. A. "HODDEN,
The Wonderful TRIPLE BAR ACROBAT.
Profossor TINDALL
Will give EXHIBITIONS on tho TRAPEZE RINGS
and with the CLUBS.
Tbo Whole of this Magnificent Exhibition and Enter
tainment can be Witnessed for
ONE SHILLING.
Open Daily, 2 to 5, 7 to 10.
26th FEBRUARY to 6th MARCH.
ARTHUR SEYMOUR. Manager.
Exhibition Building.
jUSTKALIAK CYCLE SHOW.
I10LLI3 CYCLES.
HOLMS CYCLES.-
HULLIS CYCLES.
Built by tho World Renowned Gun Makers,
ISAAC MOLLIS and SONS.
Eveirone has a CHANCE of WINNING a BOLLI3
BICYCLE by simply Leaving their Name and Address
STAND 74.
ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS,
ROYAL PARK.
SPLENDID ZOOLOGICAL COLLECTION
From Nearly Every Country in the World.
Reached by Tramcar to Garden Gates, or Train from
Epqncer-atrewt. Gates close at 6 o'clocie p.m. this month.
NOTIOE.-TUE MINING EXHIBITION Is OPEN
DAILY from 9 a.tn. until 5p.m., Saturday Included.
Entrance, from Ruthdown-etreet. Admlssiou free by
ticket, which may be obtained at the door.
J. TRAVIS,
Secretary (or Mines and Water Bupply.

' AMUSSSI1WT8. 9
PRINCESS'S T II P i n 1, H
Snlo Tsxecs and Mnnagerv, ® 9
Mesar. WILLIAMSON and MUmGROVp 9
Hut Maanccr. Mr. O. Tallin Troa«r..Mr. It. lilmn, 9
MATINEE, WEDNESDAY, 3rd 8IAH0II, at 2, 9
THE "ZENDA" CRAZE. 9
ALE MELBOURNE la flocklnj to tho PrlnctM'.nl.Mi 9
to witness .ho latest dramatic aeS "Sto 9
haa created a FURORE throughout KNo/vJ 9
and AMItlllOA, thn delightful romantlo ju? II
founded on Anthony Hope'a famous atory- 9
" T1IE PRISONER OF ZENDA.- (H
BOTH SEXES and ALL CLASSES will ba dellghuj |
and oharnicd with the production, but to LAhie. 9
USPKOIALLYa ,I,R to "The PRISON? 9
ZENDA- will provide an latent, fl
cuMion" tl>P'0 'r conTertl,tl|"' uud du 'H
READ WHAT THE PAPER3 SAY 9
THE AGE ray. The Priaouer of Zondn bi pcrhaa. fl
tho moat . completely mounted and orthilcdm 9
matlo prerentatlon of tho clasi that tho Prinmr! 9
has yot produced. The court rectpt|o„ .!! fl
ombaaaadorial proaontationa In tho Mconii 9
are unique In tho elaboration and perfection . H
smtdino"'""1'0 "rll<lnS d,"PIoy without fl
The ARGUS anya:— " Tho liouae rang with ct.„„ fl
and Unto and again tho curtain was railed. It 9
la ever n good aign whon tho audience are ilo. 9
to leave their seats and linger iu the cruih t. 9
giro the artiats one more cheer." 9
Characters by
Mr. GASTON MF.RVALG Mr. W. F. RAWTflPv 9
Mr- H- J. OARVILL Mr. M. M AdKUONI 9
Mr. It. hi I-, \V A ftT Mr. II AllItY II tt T
Mr- 5- i'A-i NI M r.f 1 1. ASH Ft t/tl) 9
Mr A l _ i\lr. ,T. ATIBiLWnnri c|
MAJvthblston MAE.1®®'® 1
Anil ll
Mr. JULIUS KNIGHT. fl
Mlaa ELLIOTT PAGE Mtas NELLIE MOIlTVUe fl
Mra. MAKSMOHB MOR- Miaa KDIT1I HIJTTON E fl
M&ilnOPB -Miaa JtDDIE S31ITH fl
Anil rl
Mitti ADA KERRAR. fl
NEW SCENERY by GEORGE aod J. GORDON fl
The Magnificent Court Coatilmes by Mra fn-.'.. tl
Court Ooatumler, Grnfton-atreet, Uond atreet, ixindon fl
Stage Manager Mr. W. F. llawte. 9
IIOX PLAN ut ALLAN'S anil MENZIES' t,' fl
ticket, nt IJcntwltell n nuil Prlnceati'a Theatre C ifA ?' 9
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|3lYCLEB BIOYOLE3 BI0Y0LE3 fl
Mr. EDEN, tho well-known Photographer, of th, fl
EDEN PHOTO. STUDIOS. hn» decided to , >
tho Chrlatmaa seaaon by giving everyone a chance to 19
obtnlnone of tho celobrnteil BIOYOLES which he hit 19
heon aelllng nt £19 10a. for £13. Thla oiler taa only fl
remain open for a mouth, after which the ordinary pfin fl
£19 10a., will bo charged. Tno AOAl'ENE JIET89 fl
POLE, u perfect ehalnles. Bicycle ( riieTride of l'orh)|i fl
NOW ON VIEW nt tho Edon Photo. Studiot. Blott.
arcade, and thota who roqulro tho best machine ehouU fl
not fall to ace It f price, £39 uot. 9
Mr. EDEN in atlll giving 12 ENAMELLED or BOB. fl
NISIIED CABINET3, and also n largo PORTRAIT o|
yourself on OPAL heautlfiillyfinlsUodnndframed,eotB- I
pletc for 15s. |H
EDEN PHOTO. STUDIO. 9
BLOCK-ARCADE, GOLLINS-STREET; fl
Also at SYDNEY. I
(ONaEItVATOniUM of MUSIO, MELB. UNIV,, 9
V/ Victoria-atredt, Carlton. 1
Director— Professor G. W. L. MARSII ALLIIALh. fl
FIRST TER3I commeneca THURSDAY. 4th fl
MARCH. ' fl
.W?Fa!affa must attend Men- fl
cluMlfit'aUm.'. IMU- 'ur ""Olinenl and fl
PRELIMINARY EXHIBITIONS. fl
Three exhibitions, value £20 each, are to bo ntraiM tfl
vVnA "0?. I".0l\ !ur "'"tmif- Pianoforte, organ, tlm
tcoiio or orchestral Instrument playing. Candidatniiit £
not required to hove been studeute nf the Cniittnv U
torium. Candidatca iiavo choice of coinDoaitiou to U
played. Cuudulntes in singing will be JuilxeUiolFlyos «
quality and promise of voieo, Succoisfulramllihtes mutt ffl
up?" A h!8' \\ac- '!,P,i»K ,of, AB3- course, .Melb. H
Univ. hxainiunfclon will he held 2nd March.
«i«nnl9-f.'V llviny ,mnie ln ful1, "BC. address and study,
cloao 27th 1? rbriiAry, noon. |fl
(Timo table of exaiua. will be published Mondev't 9
papufs.j
KRNEST MOFFITT, See, 9
JMFORTANT to BUYBRS of FIANOS 9
STEIN WAY Flease take note 9
Sl'EIN WAY that tho New Models 9
STEINWAY of the 3T12INWAY Fiano )9
STE1NWAY and the New Models 1-9
STEINWAY of the Ul.UTIINER Fiano 'M
BLUTIINEIt ore only to bo had 9
BiiUTIINER from W. II. GLEN and Co., 9
BLUTHNER who are v9
BLUrilNEIt TIIE SOLE AGENTS 9
BLUTUNKU For Iloth Makers, ;9
Tbe MOST PERFECT PIANOS 9
In tho World. 9
W. II. GLKN and Co., 9
272 and 274 Collius-street.
QARNEGIE nnd SONS, 9
106 ELIZABETH-STREET, ;9
Opposite 31'Lcan Bron. and Hiss'' -9
And Next Block Arcade,
Display for Cash or easy terms tfl
The FINEST STOCK of prANOS in Victoria. M
Besides being agent for the "IMi" Organr, the
" Eigenrac" Pianos and wonderful " .Euliau " tbeyhMs
sucured the agency of tlie World famed
ROXISCH PIANOS. 9
BUY a IION1SCH PIANO or BELL ORGAN. fM
Inspection invited. 9
gruimnoN building, '9
Tho AQUARIUM. 9
FAREWELL PEUKOUMANCF.S of 9
PROFESSOR OA V ILL. ifl
Champion hwimmer and Direr,
Prior to his Departure for Europe. 'fl
GREAT UNDERWATER FEATS, 9
Diving Exhibition.
Demonstration of Different Strokes.
Every Afternoon ao 3.15, jfl
ACCURATE Charts, ability and character, writteah; 9
trustworthy testimonials, wonderful delineation, tfl
verbal Is., young and old. Professor Abbott, Cromwell- vH
building, op. G.l'.O.; lift, . cH
rpillNlTY College, London.— Last day of entry, ?;H
X Miuicat Knowledge, Saturday uoxt. Entry fornii,
Dr. Sunimera. 115 Collins-st .
riiRlNlTY College, London.— Examination in Mailed
A Knowledge, Haturday last day of entry. Dr.
Summers, 115 Collins-st. .
North Melbourne studio. 9
Full Length, j or Bust CARINETd,
7s. 6d. per doz. Proof .Shown. ffl
The Rent of Work. 9
Old Photos. Copied Same Price.
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