ments. ULTURAV SOCIETY. WINTER FLOWEB SHOW, AY, FRO** 1 TO 10 P.M. YSANTHEMUM CLUB.—Grand Display of Floral Work, Decorated Tables, Fruit, and Eats and Parasols. £B7 IN VALUE. by the Popular Black Family. Miss Murray. GEO. DUNCAN, Secretary. IA. THEATER, ( NO PERFORMANCE NEXT FRIDAY. FULLER'S ENTERTAINERS. I Great Hit Made by ! TIM HOWARD—The Funny Little Man. I Great Success of WILL WATKINB. Last 2 NighU of AMY BLAOKTE. Last Night of DENIS CARNEY. FRASER SHAW,.the Robust Tenor. WARWICK BIOSCOPE—New Pictures. DJISH JUSTlCE—Watkins, Carney, and Co. MIXTURES—New Farcelet. PRICES: Pit, 6d; Stalls, Is (Ladies 6d): j Circle, 2s (Ladies Is). Day Sales Jacobs'!. i SPECIAL NOTICE. ! NO PERFORMANCE ON FRIDAY. . NO MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY. SPECIAL HOLIDAY MATINEE MONDAY. j EARLY SETTLERS* CARNIVAL. | GARRISON HALL, I MONDAY, Ist, TO SATURDAY, 6th JUNE, ; 1903 (Winter Show Week). ' ~RAND CARNIVAL AND ART UNION., j Over 100 Children taking part in GRACEFUL AND UNIQUE DANCES. GRAND PROCESSION By 70 Stall-holders* "Assistants. Stalls Siocked with Novelties from Englaffd, Ceylon, Italy, and Japan. The-following PRIZES will be given: Art Needlework, on Silk or Linen.—First prize, £1 Is; second, 10a 6d. Best-dressed Doll, Open Class. First prize, £1 Is; second, 10s 6d. Best-dressed Doll by Girls 14 years of age and under.—First prUe, £1 Is; second, 10s 6d. Best-dressed Doll representing Scottish Lassie. —Prize, £1 Is. Best-dressed Doll represnting Maori Girl.— Prize, 10s 6d. Child's Pinafore.—First prize, 10s 6d; second, 7s 6d. Wood-carving, Relief.—Prize, £2 2s (if sufficient entries). Wood-carving, Chip.—Prize, £1 Is (if sufficient entries). Pound Cake, not less than 41b weight; iced or otherwise. ALL ENTRIES to become the Property of the Association. Competitions Close 27th MAY. Books of Tickets for the Art Union are now ready for distribution, and may be had from the Secretary, Water street; or will be for-, warded on application. Each Book contains' 22 Tickets at Is each; Two Tickets are allowed for Commission on each Book. The First Prize is a Gold Nugget worth £3O, and Prizes range from that sum down to £l, the total value being not less than £l2O. Prizes are now exhibited in the windows of Mr Mendelsohn, Messrs Scott and Bentley, and Messrs Young and Anderson, all of Princes street. Donors of Prizes for the Art Union will oblige by either forwarding them as early as possible or notifying the Secretary, and they will be sent for. L. LANGLANDS, Secretary. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. A SOCIAL MEETING of MEMBERS and FRIENDS of the above Association wttl be held at the Rooms,-23 Moray place, TOMORROW (Thursday) EVENING. Commence 8 o'clock. Musical Programme. Refreshments. D. LESHE, Hon. Secretary. ] Sportin 1 DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB INTER MEETING t will be held at Wingatui on WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, 3rd and 6th JUNE. First Race each day at 12.30. £1 and 10s Totalisators. Admission: Grounds, Is; Stand, 10s extra. Special Trains to and from the Course Time-table will appear in future advertisements. H. L. JAMES, I ' Secretary. TAHUNA PARK TROTTING CLUB. | WINTER MEETING, 1903. I A CCEPTANCES for ALL EVENTS FIRS - DAY Close 10 p.m. on SATURDAY I 23rd May. ' H. L. JAMES, Secretary. Corporation Notices. I DUNEDIN CITY CORPORATION. j DUNEDIN CITY AND SUBURBAN TRAM- | WAYS LOAN. "DEBENTURES for the Balance of the above. J Loan can be obtained on application to no undersigned. The Debentures are for £IOO each, bearinir interest at the rate of 4 per cent, per annum to tho Ist Diarch, 1922. ' Principal and Interest may be made payable in London, Melbourne .Sydney, or Dunedin, at the option of the holdere. The Loan is secured on the rents and revenues of the City of Dunedin, and the profits -if the whole of the Tramways and proper*to be acquired or constructed under the pi - visions of '• Tho Dunedin City and Suburban rramways Act 1900 Amendment Act, 1901" and " Tho Municipal Corporations Act, 1900/' Further particulars may be obtained on cid, plication. v r THOS. B. FAtRBAIRN, „ , Town Clerk, j Dunedin, 18th May, 1903. Meetings, L.O.L. A.P. SPECIAL MEETING, No. 29, *- X>9 CHORAL HALL, THURSDAY, 21 8 t INST., 7,30 p.m. Members of Sister Lodaes Invited, WEST HARBOR LODGE. above Lodge will he held in the Council Chambers TQ-MQRRQW (Thursday),' at 8 p.m. , . i By order. D. LARNACH, Secretary. THE UNITED STARR-BOWKETT BUILDING SOCIETY, Bqnd and Liverpool streets. THE ADJOURNED GENERAL MEETING of Shareholders will be held In the Society's Office on THURSDAY, 21gfc May, at 8 p.m., for the nurnosa of disposing L of £SOO by BaAot and £sooi by Sale B I N-B—Members' attention drawn to Rule j 45. New members will participate. Government Notices. | NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT RAl£7 j WAYS, j SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OP LQOQMfo* TTVE ENGINES. General Marjage/s Office, 1 Wellipgtqp, 16th Mav, 1803, ITP TIME for CLOSING of TENDERS for X TEN' LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES u FURTHER EXTENDED to JUNE 15,1903, My order. T. ROIJAYNE, General Manager New Zealand Government Sailwars.
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Evening Star, Issue 11891, 20 May 1903, Page 5
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