It has bean observed that a man’s hat is sometimes called a tile, but that word seems much more applicable to the species of head-dress which ladies now use instead of a bonnet. This really is, as to size and shape, extremely like a tile, differing from one only in colour, and in being decorated with artificial fio .vers, foliage, and other embellishments, in place of the house-leek, litchens, and other forms of vegetation whioh commonly garnish a roof-tile in position. The fashionable covering of ladies heads may also be said to resemble a slate ; but it diflers irom both a slate and a tile in the disadvantages of not standing the weather, being spoiled by a very few drops of rain, to the sorrow of the husband or father, who has to replace it at considerable expense, if not much to the grief of the wearer, who gets a new coiffure. Regarding this thing, in connection with monstrous chignons, under the name of a slate, one cannot help observing that many girls appear to have a slate loose in the upper story.
N OTIC E . Native Secretary’s Office, Wellington, Feb. 3, 1868 Notice is hereby given that the sale of Suburban allotments, adjoining the Township of Raleigh (Waitara), advertised to take place on Saturday, the 15th of February, 1868, is postponed to TUESDAY, MARCH 31st, 1868. E. W. STAFFORD. A Schedule of the seen at the Resident Wanganui. Feb. 8. allotments is to be Magistrate’s Office, FOR BULLER, GREYMOUTH, AND HOKITIKA. rjIHE S. S. BEAUTIFUL STAR, Captain Cpisp, Will sail for the above Ports 24 hours after arrival. For freight or passage, apply to EDWARD LEWIS, Agent. Feb. 8. &.SSS4 FOR THE BULLER. THE s.s. WANGANUI will sail for the above port on or about MONDAY NEXT, the 10th inst. For passage and freight, apply to JAS. FINDLATER, • Manager Feb. 8. BANK QF NEW ZEALAND. 0 N and after WEDNESDAY, 12th FEBRUARY the business of the Bank of New Zealand will be conducted in the New Premises, Yictoria Avenue. W. F. RUSSELL, Manager Feb. 8. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A FIRST-CLASS COOK. Apply at the Rutland Hotel. Feb. 8. STRA Y E D , FROM Patea, one dark iron-grey draught House, white feet, and a mall white spot on the back. Seen last bout the Wanganui Hospital. Any eison returning the same to Mr James lamilton, Wheelwright, Campbell Place, dll be rewarded. Feb. 8.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XII, Issue 828, 8 February 1868, Page 3
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402Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XII, Issue 828, 8 February 1868, Page 3
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