AUSTRALIA WILL BE THERE ! ?n"KSS5 OW At 2.20 p.m. TO-MORROW 10-MORROW At 2.20 p.m. TO-MORROW ATHLETIC PARK. ' PARKER AND GREHAN meet Leadbetter, Jenkins, Paris, Tracy, and Kyle , VKVT in 7S Yarda and 220 Yards Invitation Scratch. •HYTE AND HYDE meet Campbell, Priestley, and other Cracks in 880 Yards 1 Mue, and 3 Miles Handicap. ' BIjRNESS meets Flett, Oakle* Blakeway, and other Cycle Cracks in Milo Invi-y-j tation, Scratch, and Handicaps. brjiCIAL! SPECIAL! fE§IF ALIA T- WELLINGTON RELAY CONTEST. AUSTRALIA v. WELLINGTON RELAY CONTEST. A Full Supporting Programme of Handicap Events. ADMISSION Is. STAND Is. J. A. PETERSON, Acting Hon. Sec, Wellington Centre, N.Z.A.A.A. ANNUAL ROWING REGATTA. jTO-MORROW! TO-MORROW. 1 COMMENCING 11 A.M. ALL RACES FINISH OFF TARANAKI-ST. WHARF. COMPETITORS ISKHB 18 X & iEffi- TO STEAMER g. The s., JANIE SEDDON _wilf lea,, Taranaki Street Wharf and follow each G. P. JAQUES, Hon. Secretary. GEORGE & DOUGHTY, LTD., Wholesale Warehousemen & Importers . ' f (ESTABLISHED 1891.) , , 61-63, VICTORIA STREET • ' / , (1 Minute from "Evening Post," dose to Public Library.) (Absolutely no- connection with any other "Open Warehouse" in this City.) EXTRA SPECIAL VALUE ATTRACTIONS. SHOP EARLY AND GATHER YOUR SHARE. We are now placing tome fine lines before you at tremendous reductions off our usual wholesale warehouso prices. Make tho most of this colossal money-saving opportunity and , shop now at th« . OPEN WAREHOUSE. NOTE THESE WONDERFUL OFFERSHUNDREDS .MORE EQUALLY IMPRESSIVE! French georgette jumper <uttt<? i-, ,, colouring, Shades aro &™ t^f^X *&t£J? "^ °E LUXE~^v- tripes, '. TTWn ' dually 3s Ud. PRICE 2 3 6d CRBIPS-Splendid designs on co.ours, white*, lemon, sky Usually 2s 9d. PRICE Is 9d .tupes; all sizes. Ordinary retail price ll s 6d. EXTRA SpIcULPRI^ {fg D 0U D a ßlfe? S^ EYC°aiß QUILSI Sfe^ : P- bleach. Extra Bed S,e- . LAle Ea^ BLANKE^-Wel, made^from fe ' SUe46x7e- . ■ (Note the Extra Large Size.)
TONIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT i TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT i FREE LE CTURES REE > LECTURES On PRACTICAL PSYCHOLOGY. 20th, 21st,-23rd, 24th, and 25th FEBRU- • rnvSSSX^^ IOWN PIALL, CONCERT HALL. TOWN HALL WELLINGTON, By ALFARETTA HALLAM ALFARETTA HALLAM, American Lecturer and Author. • „„„ 2-50. p.m. SATURDAY: SPECIAL LECTURE TO WOMEN ONLY. (( ,,. or)T , Tonight's Subject: "WORRY, A CURABLE MENTAL DISEASE " COME, LAUGhTaND LEARN. " Silver Collection. TO-NIGHT! , TO-NIGHT! BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY (N.Z.). ■pARJEWELL SOCIAL and ANNUAL ' *_„„, MEETING, TOWN HALL CON- j Tr pHAft/BER. TUESDAY, 24th1 FEBRUARY, 1925, at 8 p.m. ] H'ls Excellency the Governor-Genera!, ' 1 atron of Lhe Society in N.Z., will preside. Tho Biblo Society's Domtuion Council and Ladies' Auxiliaries of /New Zealand will say Farewell to the' Rev. A. T. Ihompbon, JM.A.,, B.D. Admission Free. All Welcome. WELLINGTON EDUCATION BOARD. REFRESHER~COURSES FOR . TEACHERS. -REFRESHER COURSES for Teachers' wmmATjv h^ Id from to the 27th i ViiKUAKY- (inclusive), commencing at ?.,a".'- each day, at the iollowing centres: Wellington, Toclmical College, Alt. Cook. Masterton, Central School. Levin, D ls trict High School. Blenheim, Main • School. Une faro each \\ay allowed for distances oV£i 10,, aild under 60 miles. J-iio Xioard desires all teachers to attend. U. L. STEWART, Secretary. REMOVAL NOTICE. (TWING to Expiry of l«iifc, the XL V Homo-made CaU<y Kilchcu is RomovVxr t"v\/,°- L;ll»l>'o» q»av. to 2. WAR--I,'ii ni? R B'I'RERT (biiposito Stalo Match "3)l °at° of rcMo^ 241h
DANCING. ™™- ***&. si^i. SOUTH Wellington SCHOOL. L.O.L. No.. 46. P^^d^^Jaßnival social ■">■ 8 p.m. ' Come and bring 'your friondaDANCING. MADAME ROSIN A BLIGH tn«. re cated Teacher, London) wil fh o 'rt ly open Classes for Dancinc- Ballmn« Operatic, Classical, Character. SpicTS Grecian Dancing, Eurythmics, etc All he latest dances, including Ike-step For terms and particulars aonlv fiQ vv -i road, Hataifai. PP y 69 ' "Wmtoa , DANCING 4.ND DEPORTMENT .Fancy and Ballroom Dauome I ' WAIRAEAPA AND WELLINGTON Principal: MISS DAIS? DONNPrtv 48, MUWRAVB STREET LLYI Private Lessor* by Appointment. DISCLAIMER. rpiiE J KEITH^o WM sued at the "*• Civil Court yesterday is NOT- t Keith, of E. W. iMilla and Co, Ltd. J- S. KEITH. THE COLONIAL MUTUAI irrv ASSURANCE SOCIETY r rv^J? ED.-LOST POLICY-K j, thY i>,» ,■ F' of ihoWiclj to ihuoo'or tt ni 17lh day of i^lnrch. 1925, a cc'tiiV Ule i of ToliJy No. 174W1. on Ihe Ufc o X° Py nrth l;o f ter Mnine, of Moturoa, »°h,4 fa alleged to ha\o licon lost. ls A. H. JOHNS, Rpfident Scrretarv Wellington, 17lh February, 1925 3"
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 43, 20 February 1925, Page 2
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