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D. I. C. i~ THE GREAT BLANKET EXPOSITION TOURING the Great Blanket Exposition— comprisiug and illustrating the Very Best Products of our New Zealand Woollen Mills— special advantages will be offered by the D.I.C. . THE LARGEST VARIETY. GENUINE WHOLESALE PRICES. SPECIALLY SELECTED HIGH-GRADE GOODS. The SHOW, WINDOWS in BBANDON-STRI3ET will be dressed by MR. FRANK CARR, Junior, Champion Decorator of the World, who is now under special engagement to the D.I.C.

should be 1500 cubic feet. The mam building is overcrowded to the extent of between sixty and seventy patients, and this overcrowding keeps on increasiug co that by tho time accommodation was provided for the present surplus of inmates — which would at the shortest be twelve months — there would in all probability be need of still further accommodation. Last year the sum of £1000 was voted for an addition to the bulding, but for some reason has not been expended. At the half-yearly meeting of the female branch of the H.A.C.B. Society, held at St. Patrick's Hall last evening, the following officers were installed by Sister M. Robinson, P.P. : — President, Sister D. OTlaherty; Vice-President, Sister A. Hearn ; Secretary, Sister K. L. Robinson ; Treasurer, Sister A. Grant ; Warden, Sister E. Hicks ; Guardian, Sister N. Trainer. By resolution, the secretary was instructed to forward a letter to the District President, Hon. William Beehan, congratulating him on his elevation to the Legislative Council. The agents for Capilla Hair Tonic insert a testimonial from an eminent Australian statesman, who speaks in high terms as to the benefit he derived from its use. To-morrow, at 11 o'clock, Mr. W. F. Shortt will commence what is said to be one of the largest sales of clothing held in Wellington. The goods 'are claimed to be of the best quality, and parents are advised by the auctioneers to attend this sale, as every line will be sold without reserve. Messrs. Sidey, Meech and Co. advertise an extensive unreserved sale of 100 superior pictures at their rooms to-morrow, on account of Mr. Walker, of the South Island, who is retiring from business. The same firm have a notification to the effect that on Friday, 31st July, and Saturday, Ist August, they will hold what promises to be one of the most extensive pawnbrokers' sales held here for years. The sale is on account of Messrs. Fruhauf and Co., pawnbrokers,- of Cuba-street. Full particulars will be advertised later. 7TIHE FOOTBALL EVENT OF THE A YEAR! Under the Patronage of Hiß Excellenoy the Governor, the Jtlight Hon. R. J. Soddon, and Sir J. G. Ward. ATHLETIC PARK, WELLINGTON. SATURDAY NEXT, 11th JULY.. NEW ZEALAND Versus WELLINGTON, WAIRARAPA, AND MANAWATU COMBINED. Kick-off, at 2.30 sharp. Admission ONE SHILLING. Grandstand ONE SHILLING. The only opportunity of seeing the New Zealand Team play previous to their journeying to Australia. A. C. NORRIS, Hon. Sec. N.Z.R.F.U. D. M'KENZIE, Sec. W.R.F.U. AUSTRALIA'S GREATEST STATESMAN. Parliament House, Sydney, N.S.W., February 22nd, 1901. W. RICHARDS, Esq. DEAR SHI — After a few applications of CAPILLA, I was astounded at the wonderful and rapid manner in which my hair grew. Can highly recommend it to all persons troubled from weak or falling hair. This gentleman requests that his name should not be published. Original can be seen on application at the N.Z. Office, 6, Featherston-street, Wellington. In speaking of CAPILLA, the EVENING NEWS, SYDNEY, 26th June, 1901, says:—. "Without doubt it is the most reliable Hair Tonic that has ever been placed before the public. On sale by- Chemists everywhere — 3b 6d per bottle. TUTT.I N T E R SHOW, PALMERSTON NOETH. JULY 29th, 30th, and 31sfc. DAIBYMEN'S, FRUITGROWERS' POULTRYMEN'S CARNIVAL. Excursion Fares. .1. -J. LANE, Secretary, Box 85, Palmerston N. WELLINGTON HIGHLAND RIFLES. rrVHE Company will Parade TO-MOTt-X ROW ((FRIDAY) at the New Century Hall, Kent-terrace (full dress), at 8 o'clock sharp, for tho purpose of forming a Guard of Honour to His Excellency the Governor. Route via Cuba-street. C. D. MACINTOSH, Captain. A MEETING of Retail Traders affected -^- by the Shops and Offices Bill, will bo held in the Employers' Association Rooms, 11, Brandon-street, at 8 p.m. on FRIDAY. 10th July, when action ie»-pect-ing the Bill will bo considered. H FTELD