Page 3 Advertisements Column 2

Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 130, 3 June 1889, Page 3

rpHEATRE ROYAL. Lessee Charles Hugo. UNABATED SUCCESS OF THE EVER POPULAR ENTERTAINERS, HUGO'S BUFFALO MINSTRELS ! TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, Fourth grand change of programme, and first presentation this season of the beautiful, first part scene, " On Board the s.s. Buffalo," with new and striking effects. Everything new , startling, and original. Hugo's Popular Priceß. — Circle and Orchestral Stalls, 2s: Stalls, Is; Pit, !6cL. Children under 7, half-price to Circle ancl Stalls only. Box plan at Holliday'B ; day tickets , Mandol's, Willis-street and Lambton-quay.. WEDNESDAY, sth JUNE, COMPLIMENTARY FAREWELL BENEFIT Tendered to PROF. F. S. ROLLINSON, tho World's Champion Bicyclist, By Mr. C. Hugo. MONSTER PROGRAMME. ALBERT FERGUSSON, Treasurer. /COLUMBIA ELITE ROILE'iI Kj SKATING RINK. Ingestb'E-street, Wellinoton. TWO REGULAR SESSIONS DAILY. Afternoon, 2.30 to 5 ; Evening, 7.30 to 10. There is also a, Special Session in the morning from 10 to 12, for Lndion only, to one ourage them in acquiring th c art of Roller j Skating. To this Ses- ! sion A'lmispion is FKEE. A large corps of polite and gentlemanly attache's in attendance, and efficient teachers always ready to assist bogmners in tho art of skatirg Fbbe op Charge. A Band will be in attendance every evening and Saturday afternoon. ADMISSION— ONE SHILLING. H. MARSHAXL, Manager. WELLINGTON EAST. -jyr R. g. flsh cRJ Will Address The Electors of Wellington East at J_e j OPERA HOUSE, THIS (MONDAY) EVENI TO, 3rd JUNE. Mr. Fisher invites the «100 tors of the oity generally to attend the mcc ting.

WELLINGTON GROCEP ,S' ASSOCIATION. fi ENERAL Meeting of tl _c Members of VJT tho above Association will bo held in the Athenreum (Room No. 7) , THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, 3rd June ,, at 7.30 p.m. Business important. WELLINGTON LADIE S' CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATJ .ON. THE Supplementary F ,ale of Plain Needlework of the Work .in-Aid Branch, will take place in tho Room j, Manners-atret (foot of Cuba-street), on Wednesday, sth June, from 2 to 10 p.m. MARY HART, President. WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. THIS is to noti /y that at a Special Meeting of tho We ilington Harbour Board, to be held on TFIURSDAY, the 20th day of June, at half-past 2 o'clock in the afternoon, certain new By-laws will bo submitted to the said Board for adoption ; and furthor, that such proposed now By-laws have been printed, and lie open for public inspection at tho office of _be said Board during offico hours. The said By-Saws relate, among othor things, to charges and regulations for storago, working in wet weather, weight of bales., damping charges, transhipment chargeß, kerosene hulks, sheep pens. Dated t_is3lßt day of May. 1889. WILLIAM FERGUSON, Seoretary. ' SOUTHERN CROSS LODGE, No. 24, 1.0.0. F. (AUSTRALASIAN CONSTITUTION.) MEMBERS are requested to attend a Meeting of the Lodge to bo held in the Maßonic Hall, Boulcott - street, TOMORROW (TUESDAY), 4th June, at 7.30 p.m. sharp. Business : "Nomination of Officers Conferring Degrees GEO. CRICHTON, Secretary. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, Sydney-street. MR. G. T. SULLIVAN will Preach and Sing in tho above church, THIS EVENING, at 7.30. Sankey's Hymns. ST. PETER'S PARISH. /CHILDREN of Parishioners requiring \j tickets of admission for the Children's Social Gathering, to be held TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) EVENING, at half-past 6, are requested to apply to EDWARD ANDERSON, Or WILLIS J. BULL, Churchwardens. T SAY, Governor ; I oould have bought JL the three acres for which you gave £1000 for a pair of old boots a few years ago." O. W. Clayton — "But you see you had not the old boots, and you will never get any new ones if you do not speculate at No. 1 8, Mannerß-street." ISLAND BAY. ISLAND BAY. I HAVE commenced a 'Bus Service to that charming seaside resort, as under : — Leave Island Bay— B.ls am., 4.15 p.m. Leave Government Buildings— 2.ls p.m , 3.30 p.m. On Saturdays and Sundays the "\>ub will leave Government Buildings at 10 n.m., and Island Bay at 11.30 a.m. (weather •permitting.) Fare— ls 6d (return.) Regularity and punctuality can be strictly relied ; on. N.B.— Parcels delivered at trifling ! charges. T. SMITH, Proprietor.

KENT-TERRACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. FRIENDS who are assisting 1 in the proposed Sale of Work are notified that their contributions will be gladly received by any of the undermentioned : — Mrs. Glover, Oriental Bay ; Mrs. Hannay, Broughamstreet ; Miss Hamilton, Girls' High School ; Mrß. D. M'Lean, Hawker-street ; Mrs. J. M'Lean, Hanson-street ; Mrs. Morton, Terrace ; Mrs. Rankin, Lloyd-street; Roy. J. K. Elliott, Marjoribankß-street ; Messrs. Veitch & Allan, Cuba-street. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. A CHALLENGE. fTIHE undersigned Challenges any Home •*¦ Washing Maohine in the world against the " Imperial." Competition to take place before a committee of experts. No chemicals used. Patented 1887 and 1888. J. B. ROBBIE, Wellington. VyELLINGTON TWEED COMPANY, MERCHANT TAILORS, PHC6NIX BUILDINGS, Lambton-quay. Wo have always in stock a Choice Assortment of ENGLISH, SCOTCH, AND COLONIAL TWEEDS, FANCY TROUSERINGS, COATINGS, &c, Ac. Lovers of style and good fit shonld patronise the Practical Cuttor (late of Hill Bros., Bond-street, London). A. ALGAR, Manager.

riIHE Americans are a nation of inventors, JL Although great oredit is due to them, circumstances have forced it on them. For instance, a man living in the baokwoods, hundreds of miles from any city, finds he requires a plough, or say a churn. He cannot afford the expense or the time to go for it, so he sets his brains to work to provide a substitute, and he succeeds. The American Cooking Stoves are the best, cheapest, and easiest worked of any, and people having used them, would never use any other. Messrs. Walter Nathan A Co., of Lambtonquay, stock a full line of these stoves, and have just landed a shipment, consisting of the Imp, Dover, Glen, Bon Bon, Paragon, Jockey, Raymond, and several others, in different sizes. Theyareallsplendid cookers, prices are low, and satisfaction is guaranteed. WORMS. WORMS. ARJIATT'S White Worm Powders^are the best. No aperient medicine required after taking them. Prepared and gold by T. A. GARRATT, Pharmaceutical Cbemist by examination), corner of Taranaki and Vivian-streets. Price, Is per packet. THE old Dutohman says — "I smells a monse. Any man can become his own landlord in this oountry. In 1875 I bought a houße from O. W. Clayton at 15b per week. j I now let it at 20s per week." Office, 8, Manners-street. rpENDERS wanted for Excavating and X Briok work. For further particulars, apply on Tuesday, to W. JAMES, Rintoul-Btreet, Newtown. OLFE'S Schnapps the great remedy for dyspepsia.