next Rush brook and Sneddon's, is now opeu wirh an entire now stock of Gold and Silver Jewellery (all warranted), Fancy Goods of every kind (the vary latest, novelties) ; whilst here arc blended the most ueefui articles in ererydny require ment in every home. Breakfast. Dinner,. De ssert, Tea, and Toilet Sets at marvellously low prices. All kinds of Glass, China, and Crockery •\varo, and Uio Soecialties and Novelties obtain able at the London Arcade No. 1. Plea3e remember the address of No. 2 (Nkxt Sgshbkook's). A N T X.D X N O W N— GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE No. 3, Koad, ia no%v pernianently established in the Shop next McPherson's, and comprises all the attractiveness of. the Queen stv'eot No. 1 and No. 2, tho stock beinpr an exact counterpart of. them, the Jewellery display i beiug alt genuine and warran ted, and the Fancy , Goods, Toys. G-lass and China Departments con-! lain a grand stock. Please rernombor the addriess of GOODSOK'S LOW DON AECADE .No. 3 (Next McPhcTson's). \EJ ANTED Known—Timt D. Goidie is V V prepared to supply all kinds of Tirabor nrui other Materials at his Mills. Albert-street irul .Hrealcwaler Road, including JoiiK'ry, JJiiildei'B , Irnnmongery, and Wlioel •vrriirhts. Materials, at tho Lowest Haricot h'vlKOK. ¥^7 ANTED. Known.—Martin's 'Buses S , leave Queen street every quarter of an hour for St. Siephcn's Avenue and Brishlon E,oad. That Milk Pans, V T Strainers, and Skimmers, Milk Buckets, and Measures. Churns. }'. utter Prints and Pats have all been further red need during Continu ation of Cheap Hale at J. and J. Dickey's, 234 Queen-street. \)JTANTED Known.—The apeciul cheap v \ lines in Shoe Bruahea, Clothes Brushes, Hair Brushes. K'ltr and Corn .Brooms, Bass j Brooms, Mops. >iird Ongoa. Somo'now and I 1-e-iutiful dft»i':r.3.cliirinß- Clieftp Sale at J. and J. > icKcy'F, 254. <Jnecn siroei. BEW3 solinj: Cant-erbury Pototoop, tj-at boil nice balls Oi flour tor 2s 6d cwt,



Lectures, ECc. VOUSG MEN'S CHRISTIAN J_ ASSOCIATION, Corner WellesJoy and Albert Streets. WINTER COURSE of ENTERTAINMENTS, Etc., in Lecture Hall, Commencing each evening at 7.4 a. PROGRAMME Thursday, September 10 Lecture Subject: " Why Flowers are Beautiful." PROF; A. P. W. THOMAS. Friday, September 25—Literary Competition between Members of United Societies. Date to be announced .. .. .. Concert Conducted by Prof. CAEL SCHMITT. 