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M. Bayly, Stratford. Miss Shirtcliflfe, Tiuakori Road. Mrs. Day, Dongotni. .Mrs. Stowe, Tiuakori Road. A. E. kennard, Northland. Mrs. Lowry North, Napier. Mrs. Watson, Thorndon Quay. Mrs. Fish, llosina Terrace. Miss Hughes, 195 Terrace. Nanc.v Riley Willis Street. Mrs.'C. J.'lulley, Hill Street. G. Luff, Cuba Street. Miss Macandrow, Street. .Janet Stout, 238 Terrace. Ji\ llickmott, c/o liultenvorth Bros. 11.I 1 . A. Dcveux, Public Trust. G. Foot. Box 61.2, Auckland. . W. Moorhousc. Dixon Street. L. Patterson, Bi'ooklyn. J. Donaldson, Hobson Street. Captain Hooper, Grant Road. E. Johnston, Lambton Quay. Miss Ramsay, Courtenay Place. Dr. Shaud, Vivian Street. J. Hookliam, Poplar Grove. i Mrs. Goulter, Box 80S. — Hemus, Kent Terrace. Mrs. Moore, Brooklyn. Mrs. Webb, Abel Smith Street. Mrs. James, Melrose. G. Dav. Miramar. Mrs. W. Smith, Hall Street. Miss Sims, care Kirkcaldie's. J. H. B. Thomas Miss Kerr, Brougham Street. Master Gibson, Hawker Street. A. Wallace, Brooklyn. M. Niven, Brooklyn. W. E. Smith, Brooklyn. A. Phillips, Commissioner's Office. Mrs. E. B. S. Hill, Brooklyn. Miss J. France, Khandallah. Miss White, Garrett Street. G. M. Pinchney, Fort Kelburn. Mr. O'Leary, Railways. W. Millior, Public Trust. Mr. M'Malion, Railways. C. O'Sliea, Atliol Crescent. Mrs. G. Kay, liarori. Miss Ralston. Miss Willsby, Technical College. Miss Ho worth, Education Dept. Miss Hay, Government Life. E. V. Hall, "Evening Post." H. J. Pool, Lower Hutt. D. M'Calhtm, Railways. C. Eves, Pipitea Street. A. Mabiu, Box 28. Mrs. Wesby, Technical College. S. Garrett, Ross and Glendining. Mr. Francis, Princes Street. Miss Card, Scarborough. Miss Young, Parliamentary Bldgs. Mr. Vaughan, Railways. B. Manning, Union Office. — Harvey, Land Income Dept. Sergt. Paterson, Invercargill. J. E. Webb, Talavera Terrace. Mr. Young, Karori. R. Plimm, Khandallah. Mr. A. R. Barnes, Vivian Street. Mrs. Parsloe, Normanby Street. Mrs. Barnes, Vivian Street. T. Lloyd, Laery and Co. L. Malcome. Miss F. Zofirab, Public Library. Mrs. Gentles. Willis Street. V. Abbott, Poplar Grove. isentative of Ballot Committee. RESULT OF ■WEST COASTERS' ASSOCIATION CARNIVAL QUEEN ART UNION AND RAFFLES. Section of Land 1261 Thoroughbred Horse 66 Gold Nuggets r. 551 Case whisky (No. 2) 3747 Ton coal 3307 Doll and cot 2393 Bedspread 196 Carpet square 122S Oil painting 2412 Black cushion 1634 Wedding cake 2035 Dressing ease 1594 Tray cloth 2.%!) I Cushion 108S QU li E X CARNIVAL. (Free 'Gift Stall.) RESULT OF DRAWING OF RAFFLE FOR LADY'S BICYCI.E. "Winning Number: 2571 (I. Richards). Drawing Supervised by the Raffle Committee of the Patriotic Society. GRAND n pEEA PT OUSERAND v/PEKA JOLOUSE. Direction ..Howard Edie. Manager Wm. Mikkelson. WEDNESDAY, JULY 7th. THURSDAY, JULY Bth, And SATURDAY, JULY !oth, At 8.15 p.m. . Absolutely the last appearance in Wellington of that world famous Russian Trio of Instrumentalists prior to their departure for America. LEO CHERNIAYSKY. LEO CHERNIAYSKY. JAN CHERNIAYSKY. JAN CHERNIAVSKY. MISCHEL CHERNIAYSKY. HISCHEL CHERNIAYSKY. Popular Pricjs, 35., ?s., Is. _ Students and school children in parties of not less than 10 can reserve at 2s. Box Plan opens on Thursday, July Ist, at 9 a.m., at Bristol Piano Company. A FREE LECTURE ON r.l H B I S T I A N S. G I E N C E. By Vircfil 0. Strickler, C.S. (Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, the First Church of Christ Scientists, Boston, Mass., U.S.A.) . , Will bo Delivered in the CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, On FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 2nd, 1915, At 8 o'clock. Yon are Cordially Invited. BRICE'S T UNCHEON AND TEA ROOMS, BRANDON STREET, next to Kirkcaldio and Stains. If you want a good Fish or Meat, Tea, 5 to 7.30, try Brice's, ' FOR Neuralgia and shattered Nerves, try Green's Neuralgia' and Nerve Tonic. It never fails. Acts promptly, while its effects are lasting. Pricc, 2s. Gd. l>otl.lc. Procurable at R. Xf. GREEN, , Chemist, 141 Vivian Street. WHERE will I Lunch? Tho Silver Grid in Cuba Street. Best Shilling Lunch in the City. ~ BALLROOM DANCING! PROFICIENCY HNSURED— SIX PRIVATE LESSONS OR ONB QUARTER AT CLASS. MRS. H. B. JIASON teaches daily at her Private Hall. Classes for beginners, Monday and Wednesday Evenings, term commencing with pupil. Private Lessons by arrangement, by Day or Evening. Address: 86 GJiuznee St. (near St. Peter's Church). T7<OR Luncheons-The Silver Grid Spec.C wlisw in So«j>, Fish, Grill?, and Oysters. Best la the City for Oae