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WELLINGTON ART UNION ! ! ! 40 0 P~R IZE S ! 400 TICKETS, 10s 6d EACH. ALL PRIZES AND NO BLANKS! A GRAND ART UNION DRAWING will take place at the Long Room, Osgood's "EMPIRE HOTEL," on the 24th Dkcembkr next, under the management of Mk Ciiahu s Rl'ssi.ll. The drawing will be conducted strictly on the principle of the London Art Union. PRIZES FROM FIFTY G-UIJVEAS! No Prize of less value than Half -a crown. B3JT ALL PRIZES AND NO BLAKKS ! Ticketn — 10b 6d each— to be had everywhere. List of PRIZES at present on the list : — No. Value. I— Piano 50 Gns. (Or purse of 40 Sovereigns) 2— Musical Box, drum, bells, castanets . . . . 25 „ 3 -Oil Fainting: "In the Yard " 15 „ 4— Do do "Tete-a-Tete" ... 10 „ s_Do do "The Foundling" ... 5 „ 6— Huntprl Slave 4 „ 7 — The Life-boat 4 „ B—The8 — The Drive 4 „ 9— The Old, Old Story 3 „ 10 — The Kvi'iiing Star ... ... 3 „ 11 — beville : "A thing of beauty is a joy for life" £2 10 0 12— The Orange Girl 2 0 0 13-The Milkmaid 1 10 0 14— The Limier Briquet Hound... 110 0 15— Wind Mill 0 10 0 16— Water Mill 0 10 0 17 — MetophoiiG, 3 octaves ... 5 0 0 18 — Fine old Violin, case, and bow 5 0 C 19 — 1 splendid Flute, ivory head, and 13 keys 8 0 0 20—1 do*do, 13 keys 5 0 0 21 — 1 Arabesque Violin 4 0 0 22 — 1 Tambourine 10 0 Concertinas, &c, &c. N B.» — All the pictures will bo handsomely framed and glazed. Tickets should be secured as early as possible. The prizes can now be seen at Mr. Russell's, and will be on view at Osgood's Long Room for some days before the drawing takes place. Wellington, Nov. 27, 1866.

NOTICE. ffIHE Undersigned begs to intimate that he j_ is about forwarding to England, by first opportunity, an order for the supply of the undermentioned PERIODICALS for 1867, and all per&ons desirous of becoming Subscribers to any of them are requested to forward their Orders at once :—: — British Workman Band of Hope Sunday School Messenger Gospel Trumpet British Messenger Bible Class Magazine Early Days Sunshine Sunday School Times Kind Words Infants' Magazine Child's Companion Child's Own Magazine Teachers' Treaiury Biblical Treasury Gospel Standard Golden Hours Quiver Children's Friend Union Magazine. ALFRED LEVY, Lambton Quay. Wellington, Nov. 29, 1866. TLT iT T. liL HOR N E It;,' Auctioneer, Stock and Cattle Salesman. Olßces — Old Custom House. Strictest secrecy preserved, and cash advanced for absolute sales.

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Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 251, 29 November 1866, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 251, 29 November 1866, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 251, 29 November 1866, Page 3

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