LINES PICKED UP IN SYDNEY.
THE AUSTRALIAN SITUATION, 1893, We’ve worked on- mines ... On paper Bought railway lines On paper In fact we've bought All wo import ... ... ... On paper Importers sell ... ... ... On paper And all do well On paper Shopkeepers buy And always try To make things high On paper We’ve brought our traps ... On paper Banknotes, perhaps But paper We count our chink, We write and think, We eat and drink On paper Our wives buy gowns On paper We build our towns ... ... On paper All wealth is made, All assets laid, All wages paid In paper We’re concert pitch ... ... On paper We’re beastly rich On paper We’re up to snuff, We’ve whips of stuff And lots of bluff On paper Our banks —Great Scott! ... On paper What piles they’ve got ... On paper And e’en these few Poor lines, though true, Are sent to you On Paper.
His Excellency the Governor will open the rowing season on Saturday week. Henry Benjamin, Dunedin, has received his discharge on the terms previously stated.
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NEW ZEALAND MAIL.
cJeptembef 28, 1894.
TO THEATRICAL AGENTS.
Theatrical Printing of Every Description Executed in Every Variety and Style. Posters, Streamers, Day-hills, Hand-Mils, §• Programmes In Plain and Colored Inks.
Streamer Letters kept in Stock



he New Zealand Times Co., proprietors of The Wellington Hoardings l j.ese Hoardings are situated in the most rominentparts of the city, and are a splendid medium for displaying Bills and Pictorial Posters. The Hoardings vary in size, being from 20ft x Oft. to 40ft. x 10ft. Apply Manager, NEW ZEALAND TIMES CO. Wellington, N.Z,.
