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Evening Post, Volume XVI, Issue 112, 25 April 1878, Page 4

THE WELLINGTON WORKHfG MEN'S CLUB. AN ART UNION, IN connection with the above Club, will be held at an early date, due notice of whic!; 1 will be given. The Profits to go towards Furnishing the New Club Premises. First Prize— £loo WORTH OF LAND (The winner to have the right of selection) Second Prize — FIRST-CLASS COTTAGE PIANO, VALUE £50. Third Prize— GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN, VALUE £25. Fourth Prize— SEWING MACHINE, VALUE £10. Fifth Prize— A GOOD USEFUL HORSE. VALUE £10. Sixth Prize— CHEST op DRAWERS/VALUE £7 10s. Seventh Prize — HORSE-HAIR COUCH, VALUE £7 10s. Eighth Prize— LOO TABLE, VALUE £5. Ninth Prize— SILVER WATCH, VALUE £5. Tenth Prize— HANDSOME TIME-PIECE, VALUE £3 10s. 150 OTHER PRIZES, VARYING IN VALUE FROM £3 to 10s. 1000 TICKETS, at 10s. EACH. The winning numbers will be published in all the Local Papers. As soon as the tickets are disposed of, a meeting of the ticket-holders will be called to appoint a committee, scrutineers, &c, to superintend the drawing, which will be of the most public character. N B.— Amongst the valuable prizes to be bp given away, not enumerated above, are THREE VALUABLE SECTIONS of LAND in the NEW TOWNSHIP op KENSINGTON, tho GIFT of W. FINNIMORE, Esq., Auctioneer, which the Committee regret they were unable to publish on the tickets, as they were printed before this handsome donation was received. FINE ARTS AND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. The Committee beg to inform the public that they purpose holdine a FINE ARTS AND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION on the opening of the new Club premises. Parties desirous of exhibiting should make early application to the Committee, so that they may be able to ensure a space for their exhibits. Insurances will be effected on all paintings, works of art, and other exhibits which may bo sent to the Committee, who earnestly trust to the co-operation of the citizens of Wellington and other parts of New Zealand in bringing such a useful work to a successful issue. GEELONG, VICTORIA. CORIO CRICKET CLUB ART UNION (By permission of the Attorney-General). FIRST PRIZE £1000 FIRST PRIZE 5000 Members at £1 e«ch. For full particular* see prospectus. List of Prizes — Ist Prize, a Magnificent Collection of Oil Paintings, value £1000; 2nd do,<£4oo; 3rd do. £200 ; 4th do, £100 ; sth do. £50 ; 6th do, £50 ; 7th do, £50 ; Bth do. £25 ; 9th do, £25; 10th do, £-25; 11th do, £10; 12th do, £10; 13th do, £10 ; 14th do, £10 ; 15th do, £10 ; 16 to 20 J, 185 prizes value £5 each. In all 200 prizes. Date of Drawing positively appointed— MONDAY, 29th APRIL, 1878 Winners of prizes can have the works of art disposed of at the PULL AMOUNT ABOVE STATED. "No deductions made or commissions charged. Tickets £1 each, to be obtained at the Art Union uffiee, Free Public Library, Geelong, Victoria; or W. H. Davis, Photographer, Mulgrave-strect, Sole Agent for Wellington. FEW & SICHLAN, Geelong, Victoria, General Agents.

ON MONDAY, 29th APRIL, 1878, Will be issued the first number of "THE NEW ZBALANDER," A new Daily Morning Journal. PRICE ONE PENNY. A LTHOUGH published at a price which J\. will place it within reach of all readers, " The New Zealander " will be the same size as the leading papers of Dunedin., Christchurch, and Auckland. It will contain thirtytwo columns ot matter, and will be the largest paper 1 üblished in Wellington, and no effort will be spared to render it at least equal to any journal published in the colony. Politically, "The New Zealakder" will advocate liberal views ; will endeavor to become the exponent of national sentiments on all colonial questions, and will carefully guard and support local interests. Its leading columns will command tbe aid of able and experienced writers; its news columns will afibrd an exhaustive and reliable record of current events; its correspondence columns will always be impartially open to the temperate discussion of subjects of public interest ; and it will afford its readers lull telegraphic information, both irom ordinary sources and from special correspondents regarding all events of interest elsewhere. Accurate, unbiassed, and impartial reports of Judicial, Parliamentary, and other public proceedings will be a special feature in " The New Zealander." Arrangements will be made by which the punctual delivery of the paper, prior to 7 a.m. daily within the city, will be secured. The size, the price, and the excellence of "Thb New Zealander" will be such as to render a very large circulation a matter of certainty. As it will be sure to be on almost every breakfast table in the city, and will be extensively circulated throughout the country districts and in other parts of the Colony, "The New Zbalander" offers unequalled advantages as an advertising medium, and liberal arrangements will tie made with advertisers "The New Zealander" offices — corner of Lambton Quay and Waring Taylor-street. Hy. M. MOOR, Manager.

BOROUGH OF ARROWTOWN. SPECIAL LOAN OF £4000 FOR, WATER SUPPLY. fIIHE Ratepayers of the Borough of ArrowJL town, in the Provincial District of Otago, having passed a resolution authorising the Town Council of tbesaid Borough to borrow the sum of £4000jBfe water supply purposes, it has been resolfljPby the said Council to issue now fifty debentures of £50 each, having a currency of 40 years, and bearing interest at £7 per centum per annum. The undersigned having been duly appointed agents for the said Council, offer the debentures for sale. The debentures are a first charge upon the general rates, rents, and licenses of the Borough. A special rate will also be levied and pledged as a security for the repayme nt of this loan, and the interest thereon. For further particulars, apply to STREET k MORRIS, Liverpool-street, Dunedin. MESSRS. QUIN k AUSTIN have much pleasure in informing the merchants and tradesmen of Wellington that they have 1 commenced business as House and Land Agents. Rent and Debt Collectors, Valuators, kc. All Commissions entrusted to us will receive prompt attention. Address — Manners-street, near Fire Brigade Station. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. NOTICE. ANY PERSON using the Corporation | water supply after this date for otber than STRICTLY DOMESTIC PURPOSES will have the water service cut off at once without j further warning. ! By order, CHARLES C. GRAHAM, j Town Clerk. Wellington, Bth April, 1878. WAIRARAPA STEAM BISCUIT AND BREAD MANUFACTORY, Main Street, Gkettowb. D WATSON, Fancy Bread and Biscuit . Baker and Confectioner, having recently erected a large oven and added to his plant the latest improved machinery for the manufacture of bread and biscuits, begs to inform his customers that he is now prepared to execute orders to any extent. IMPERIAL LIVERYJand BAIT STABLES AND HORSE-SHOEING ESTABLISHMENT, (Opposite the Victoria Hotel, Abel Smith-st.) f\PEN and Closed Carriages, Waggonettes, Buggies, and Saddle-horses on hire. Horses carefully shod by a competent shoeing smith. R. £¦ MERVILLE, Proprietor.