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Evening Post, Volume LII, Issue 157, 24 November 1896, Page 6

Gold to the value of £5700 was brough to "Wellington by the Takapuua this after noon under the auspices of the Nationa tank, and will be transhipped to tin Tongariro. Mr. H. D. Bell's Mayoral Election Com mittee held a very successful final meeting last night at Thomas's Hall. Arrangement! were completed for polling day (to-morrow) and all the members of the Committee an asked to meet :it I^he Committee-roam opposite Corporation Buildings, Brandonstreet, at 8.30 o'clock. The Exhibition par excellence will be f ounc at Mr. C. Smith's, the Cash Draper, Cuba' street. He is making a grand exhibition oi French model millinery bonnets, 10s Cd t< 19s 6d ; trimmed hats, from 8s lid to 17s Gd stylish costumes, 13s 6'd to ll»a Cd; handsom* tea gowns, 40s to 60s; chuiiuing capes, 7f lid to 255; very handsome mantles, suitable for middle-aged and elderly ladies, 30s tc 50s; pretty blouses, Is to 7s 6d; 4-buttor kid gloves, Is 6d to 5s 9d; choice belts, col larettes, and millinery ribbon. C. Smith, the Cash Draper, Cuba-street. —Advt.

A HUGE ATTRACTION. THE ANNUAL GIPT FAIR AT TE ARO HOUSE. fXIHE| conditions of the Fair are, thai X every customer spending 10s oi upwards will receive a Handsome Present, at the rate of 10 per cent., or 2s in the £, Ihe Gifts are numerous and novel, and everj taste has been catered for. A 1/- PRESENT on a 10/- PURCHASE A 1/6 PRESENT on a 15/- PURCHASIi A 21- PRESENT on A 20/- PURCHASE A 2/6 PRESENT on A 25/- PURCHASE A 3/- PRESENT on a 30/- PURCHASE A 3/6 PRESENT on a 35/- PURCHASE A 4/- PRESENT on-a 40/- PURCHASE A 4/6 PRESENT on a 45/- PURCHASE A 5/- PRESENT on a 50/- PURCHASE A 5/6 PRESENT on a 55/- PURCHASE A 6;- PRESENT on a 60/- PURCHASE A 6/6 PRESENT on a 65/- PURCHASE A 7/- PRESENT on a 70/- PURCHASE AN 8/- PRESENT on a 80/- PURCHASE A 9/- PRESENT on a 90/- PURCHASE A 10/- PRESENT on a 100/- PURCHASE And so on ad infinitum. Ifc will be found that ALL the Presents are really excelleni value at tho prices quoted, and as thej embrace both useful and ornamental articles of every sort, customers will find an un> doubted advantage in making purohases during the GRAND GIFT DISTRIBUTION NOW ON AT TE ARO HOUSE. ■^TISITORS TO WELLING* TON are invited to visit tho ( D.1.C., and inspect the Ware- [ house and Stocks in the various departments without being asked to purchase. A. A. CORRIGAN, Manager* T>EFORE GOING TO THE RACES, VOTE ¥OR BELL.