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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume IX, Issue 1791, 28 November 1887, Page 3

RIBAND ART UNION. (By permission of the Colonial Secretary.) A Grand Abt Union of Inlaid, Overlaid, and Fretwork, comprising 40 pieces of handsome Works of Art of the choicest New Zealand woods. 300 TICKETS AT ss. EACH. Prize. Ist. Handsome Ttalian Cabinet, inlaid front with glass and inlaid door, one inlaid drawer and inlaid back, with six inlaid drawers inside 2nd. Large inlaid and overlaid Ladies' Workbox 3rd. Large inlaid and overlaid Ladies' Workbox 4th. Inlaid and fretwork Jewel Casket 6th. Inlaid Jewel Casket I £tb. Ladies' Jala id a»J oveAaid ffoAhox | 7th. Large Clock Case with stand, fretI work I Bth. Large Clack Case with Stand, fretwork 9th. Square inlaid Table, with draughtboard top 10th. Ladies' Handsome Eound Work Table, inlaid 11th. Ladies' Handsome Bound Work I Table, inlaid 12th. Large inlaid Picture Frame 13th. Large inlaid Picture Frame 14th. Large inlaid Picture Frame . 15th. Clock Case with Stand, fretwork 16th. Swiss Clock Case 17th. Pair Beok Shelves 18th. Pair Book Shelves 19th. Photo Frame and Book Shelf 20th. Ladies' Watchstand and Cardstand 21st. Wall Pocket and Portrait Frame 22nd. Pair Wall Pockets 23rd. Wall Bracket and Photo Frame 24th. Pair Portrait Frames 25th. Pair Wall Brackets 26th. Devil's Matchbox and Wheelbarrow 27th. Pair Wall Pockets 28th. Wall Bracket 29th. Wall Bracket 30th. Photo Frame The whole to be on view at the Bhop next to Honeyfield' stables, New Plymouth, on and after Saturday, the 3rd December. Tickets to be had at Professor Furlong's and Mr. Gilmour's, Devon-street. Postal notes taken. Enclose two stamps for reply. All letters addressed to C. FINCHAM, Oakura.

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