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New Zealand Times, Volume LVIX, Issue 3002, 14 December 1896, Page 3

EXHIBITIONS Wellington INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. NOW OPEN DAILY. LOCATION,—Cuba St beet Extension. OPEN FROM 11 a m. to 10 p.m. MACHINERY IN MOTION. MODEL DAIRY. TO-NIGHT, CONCERT HALL, At 8 o’clock, A NIGHT WITH DICKENS. Mr E. W. SEAGER’S Special Night. Illustrations from life models (first time in Now Zealand) embracing the story of the Old Curiosity Shop and Death of Little Nell, Bumble’s Courtship and Mrs Cornoy, from Oliver Twist. Readings by A. M. Stanley, Esq., F.R.S.C. Appropriate incidental Music. GRAND ILLUMINATION. 30,000 CANDLE-POWER. NOTICE TO CYCLISTS. GRAND BICYCLE MEETINGS. ANOTHER RED-LETTER DAY ON THE SPORTS GROUNDS. A; 100 PRIZE-MONEY. WEDNESDAY, 6th JANUARY, 1897. CYCLISTS’ ALLIANCE. Half-mile Scratch Race—Prizes, £2, £1 Three-mile Open Handicap—Prizes, -12, _£l Five-mile Open Handicap—Prizes, .£3, -£l CYCLISTS’ UNION. Five-mile Open Handicap—Prizes, A 3, .£1 Two-milb Open Handicap—Prizes, £2, .£1 One-milo Open Handicap—Prizes, .£3. -£1 Entries close at the Exhibition Committee Room on WEDNESDAY, 30th December, 1896, at 9 o’clock. Entries, la for each event. SATURDAY, Otk JANUARY, 1897. Afternoon and Evening. CYCLISTS’ ALLIANCE HANDICAP, £2i. 1. Half-mile—Trophies, .£3, .£1 2. One Mile—Trophies, A 3, A 1 3. Three Miles —Trophies, £i, £2 4. Five Miles—Trophies, £5, £2, A 1 Aggregate prize—A gold medal, value A 3, to winner of most points ; points counting 4, 2, 1. CYCLISTS’ UNION HANDICAP, A3l. 5. Half-mile —-Prizes, A2, Al 6. One-Mile —Prizes, A 3, A2 7. Three Miles —Prizes, A 4, A2 8. Five Milos—frizes, A 4, A2, Al Grand aggregate prizes to winners of most points, A 6, A 3, Al. 9. TEN-MILE SCRATCH RACE. Trophies, A 4, A2, Al. Lap prizes, A2, Al. 10. TEN-MILE OPEN HANDICAP. Prizes, A 5, A2, Al. 11. SECOND-CLASS TWO-MILE HANDICAP. Trophies, A 3, Al. 12. ONE-MILE OPEN SCRATCH RACE. Prizes, i-3, A2, Al. 13. ONE-MILE SCRATCH RACE. Trophies, A 3, A2, Al. Entries, Is for each event, to close on SATURDAY, the 2nd January, 1897, at the Exhibition Committee Rooms, at 9 p.m. Winners of heats (prize-takers excepted) in events Nos. 1,2, 5,6, 12 and 13, will receive trophy value AI each. Events Nos. 1,2, 3,4, 9, 11 and 13 are open to members of the Cyclists’ Alliance only. Events Nos. 5,6, 7,8, 10 and 12, to members of Cyclists’ Union. . 62 Kinematograph. On and after SATURDAY, slh inat., IN THE EDISON ELECTRIC HALL , AT THE EXHIBITION. Introduced by Messrs Haussmafiu and Gow. The only Electric Machine of the kind in the Colonies. MARVELLOUS ! INSTRUCTIVE ! ! AMUSING! !! tSE Wonder of thb-icm CENTURY, LIVING PICTURES. MUST BE SEEN TO BE BELIEVED. Actual Reproduction or Life or Every Variety. Street Scones, London Vehicles, Trains, Bioycle and Pedestrian Traffic, French Military Band on Parade, Prize-fight Corbett v. Sullivan, Railway Scenes, Bathing Machines, Hindoo Juggler ; Scenes from Hoyt’s Play, showing dancing girls, with limelight effects, &0., &o. Hours' of Performance : Afternoon, 2, 3 and 4 o’clock ; Evening, 7.30, 8.30. and 9.30, 0. D. MORPETH, 927 Secretary. to the Exhibition should patronise the Luncheon and Refreshment Room in the Building, where they can obtain a substantial Luncheon (Hot or Cold) of three courses for Is, From 11 a.m.—Strawberries and Cream, Trifles, .Jelly, Ice Cream, ledd -Drinks, Sandwiches, Pastry, &0 ‘ J. SHOUT, gyg Caterer. Cx OLDEN A. L E Wholesome, Delicious and Invigorating. Non-Alcoholic. THOMSON, LEWIS & CO., Telephone, 148. By . Appoint- Excoßnnoy Frank Oram, Watchmaker Jeweller, Ac,, Willis street. ' THE SHOP FOR PRESENTS 1 ; Visitors to the Exhibition will-find’heraa splendid stock of Clocks, Watches, Jewellery, Sterling -Silver and Electro-Plated Goods, Optical,Leather and Fancy Goods, all suitable for Christmas Presents and New Tear Gifts. ■. Five Por Cent. Discount for Cash. Shop open till 9 o’clock during December. J.G. LETHABY, U.M SHELL A-MAKER, GLASS AND CHINA-RIVETER, CHAIR-CANE B AND CUTLER, 26, WILLIB STREET, WELLINGTON. £. All classes Of Umbrellas and Parasols made to order. Ladies can have their Umbrellas made with own material, to match ■ Costume. Umbrellas covered with Italian Cloth and Silk from 3/6. Repairs promptly executed. B J. G. LETHABY claims to bo the first Glass and China Riveter in N.Z., g practised here for 24 years. Before % to this Colony J. G. L. had 10 years’ ionoo with H. W. Henry in Exeter, Scissors and Knives carefully ground and polished, and put in perfect shape. Razors made a speciality of. Chairs rooanod, the frame-work pat in perfect order and varnished —a trial solicited. Note the Address — • J. G. LETHABY, 26' Willis street, Wellington, 819 O' o L D E N A L E (Non-Alcoholic). Private Houses Supplied Daily. THOMSON, LEWIS & CO„ - Telephone, .148. SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, &o. SE. WRIGHT’S “ Light-Line ” Classes • meet Monday and Thursday evenings, at 7.30. Text books for sale, and at Whit* comho and Tombs’. ■ . ' Typewriting taught daily, and-all kinds of typewriting executed promptly. 33, LAMBTON QUAY 759 (Right-of-way uQrt Bank N-S.W.) IT TO SHOBTT'S AUCTION BOOMS