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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIX, Issue 11559, 21 April 1898, Page 4

1348, OTAGO’S JUBILEE. 1893. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY'S The Proprietors of the New Zealand Clothing Factory have decided to Commemorate the Jubilee of Otago by PRESENTING A CHEQUE YAL’ E £25, To the Per 3 n who CORRECTLY ESTIMATES THE NUMBER OF VISITORS To the Otago Jubilee * xhibition (exclusive of Feason Ticket holders), from date of opening, March 22, to June 4 inclusive. Should no one give the correct result, the person who Guesses Nearest will receive the above Cheque, £25 ; if more than one person guesses the correct number, the £25 will be equally divided amongst the successful competitors. The Proprietors make NO RESTRICTIONS as regards competing for the above valuable prize. Every Man, Woman and Child in New Zealand may compete by applying for forms at our Exhibit, near Fernery, in Exhibition, or at any of our 36 retail branches throughout the Colony. The above competition ( .'LOSES S ATDBDAT, May 14, 1898. All answers must reach us by that date. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY’S FEDERAL PALACE THIS Magnificent Hotel (500 rooms) offers an ideal home to New Zealanders visiting Melbourne. It is situate close to steamboat wharves, railways, and centre of city. The variety of accommodation ottered makes THE FEDERAL popular with ail classes. ÜBILEE V OMMEMORATION COMPETITION. HALLEN STEIN BROS & CO., Dowling Street, Dunedin. JUBILEE COMMEMORATION L3IOB COMPETITION. HOTEL. MELBOURNE, Write for Card of Tariffs. L 2151 '

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