Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5148, 18 February 1888, Page 4

SEA WATER SWIMMING BATH. above Baths are now open to the JL. public from ."> a.in. to !i p.m. The days set apart for ladies are Mon,lavs, Wednesdays, and Fridays, between the hours of 7 to !' p.m. when Mrs Bradfield will be in attendance-. £ s d Season Tick. t. (family not exceeding six) .. '_ '2 I) Season Ticket (single) ..110 Monthly Ticket (single) .. 0 0 0 The Baths and all appliances are kept scrupulously clean, there being a continual flow of sail, water all day. thus completely changing the water every IS hours. A Hot Salt-Water Bath has also been added to the establishment, which will no doubt be liu-gely used by thos,- suffering from rheumatics, &c. Hot Fresh-Water and Shower Baths at all hours. Open for young ladies from 7 to '.) p.m. i on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. THOMAS BRADFIELD, Lessee. GRAND ART UNION ! GRAND ART UNION ! : GRAND ART UNION : ! ! TICKETS HALF-A-CROWN EACH. SCARNELL has received permission • from the Colonial Secretary lo dispose by Art Union of Four Oil Paintings of Maoris, executed by the Celebrated Artist, Hkub. Lin-dauki', whose pictures attracted such great attention in the New Zealand court of the. Cokmi.il Inhibition, and to whom the special medal and certificate were awarded. The Pictures, which arc four in number, and are valued at One "HuNiair.n and L'ii-ty Pounds, are handsomely framed in gold, aud are now on view in S. Canicll's Show-room. Agents will oblige by returning tickets not disposed of, as the Drawing will take place at as early a date as possible. Intending subscribers will oblige by making an early application, as there are only a small number now on hand. j I*2?;' These Paintings are of historic, value, as the old race of Maoris is fast dying out, '