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THE NAVY LEAGUE. OfiIMELIGHT "EXHIBITION OF OU LANTERN SLIDES, Representing Naval Subjects. FRIDAY, 4th NOVEMBER. SYDNEY-STREET SCHOOLROOM. Under the Patronage and in the Presence of His Excellency Lord Plunket, the Right Hon. the Premier, and Members of the Cabinet. « During the evening Mr. E. J. Hill will sing "The Death ot Nelson." Mr. Ballance will sing "The Admiral's Broom." Miss G. Kennedy and Mr. E. C. Lewey will each contribute Instrumental Items, and Mr. H. E. Nicholk will recite 'The Revenge." Doors open 7.30. His Excellency takes the chair at 8 p.m. Admission— Adults, Is; Children, 6d. Any balance after payment of expense is to be applied towards purcha-se of Naval literature for schools, prizes, etc. C. W. PALMER. Hon. Sec. WHY WORRY AND WORK VfyfHEN you can save both by buying an "INVICTA" GAS COOKER For £3 WELLINGTON GAS COMPANY (Lib,). WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. MALE VOICE CHORUS FOR OPENING OF NEW TOWN HALL. EVENING CONCERT. REHEARSAL TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) EVENING, in Dresden Rooms, at 8 o'clock. There are Vacancies for six Firet Tenors. Applications should be forwarded at once to Mr. Maughan Barnett, 110, Wellingtonterrace. JNO. R. PALMER, Town Clerk. 3rd November, 1904. "yOU WILL NEVER REGRET A PAYING £3 For an "INVICTA" GAS COOKER. WELLINGTON GAS COMPANY (Ltd.). ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, THE TERRACE. BAZAAR ! BAZAAR! In aid of Young Men's Class-room, in St. Andrew's Hall (behind Church). WILL CLOSE THIS EVENING. Workstalls.— A large number of Beautiful and Useful Articles still to dispose of. Flower, Produce, Confectionery, and Refreshment Stalls. CHRISTMAS TREE. VARIOUS SIDE ENTERTAINMENTS. Open 7 p.m. 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. — Musical Items. Solos by Messrs. W. H. Hawkins, M.H.R., and D. Lillicrap. Glees by Choir. Comio Impersonations by T. Donaldson. Admission — Adults 6d, Children 3d. BUY AN "TNVICTA" GAS COOKER For £3 And you will have a Friend for Life. WELLINGTON GAS COMPANY (Ltd.). TWELVE PENNX dTAMPS Sent to mHE EVENING POST OFFICE X Will secure ok VIEWS OF OLD WELLINGTON! Oti 1840 to 1870. A most Interesting Collection, bound in _ handy size. A N "TNVICTA" GAS COOKER For £3 If the Chance of a Lifetime. Don't miss it. WELLINGTON GAS COMPANY (Ltd.).