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New Zealand Times, Volume LVIX, Issue 3005, 17 December 1896, Page 3

The Nelson Colonist learns that the proSpefdfcbrs who have been at work for the past five weeks ori the ground at Wangapeka lately taken up by Mr R. MoßrtOj havo obtained highly satisfactory results. Some 10 or 11 drives wore put in, each from GO to 70 foot, and in nine of those good payable gold Was found. In some cases the prospects wore better than from the Bello mine, which bao bdoii worked by Mr Mcßae for sonic time now. The area, tested reaches from the Bello rhino to the junction of the Waiigapeka arid Sherry streams, a distance cf foiir milch,, and it is proved that.gold exists all the way, the richest portion being about two and a half miles from the Belle. The gold is of the same quality throughout. The precious metal has also been found on the terraces facing the Wangapeka. The result of the prospectors’ work is so encouraging that work on a largo scale may bo anticipated at no distant date. There will be a Wash-up at the Bello this week. Messrs Dacry and Co. announce a sale of flax ex the barque Alice, to take place to-morrow, at II cf’Olodk. at the Railway Wharf. FESTIVAL CTIOBAL SOCIETY - . THIRD SUBSCRIPTON CONGEST. Season 183 S. EXHIBITION BUILDING, TO-NIGHT, THURSDAY, 17tb DECEMBER. THE tjTOLDEN JLegEND, By Sir A. Sullivan. Prino'pnla—Miss Jeanne "Ramsay, Mrs Burfoot, Mr John W. Hill, M* IV V. Waters (assisted by tiio fccoioty’a Chorus of 200 Voices and full Orchestra). Oosclnctor—--Mr Robert Parker, L.T.C.L. ; , . Subscribers’ tickets will admit them to the’ Exhibition by main entrance. Those who liaVo seats will enter the Entertainment Hall by the door nearest stage on the south side. Performers holding passes will bo admitted to Exhibition at maid entrance# but will cnW- the hall by stage door on the uo'rtli side. Performers not already supplied can have pftsaos bn application. 150 THOS, PRINGLE, Hon Secretary. |TT IS HERE! JT IS HERE ' THE MARVEL OF THE CENT HEY. Che First Appearance in Wellington of the triumph of Edisbri’a scientific gehitisf# THE Kt.NETOSCOPE. (Pronounced Ki-nst-o-scopo.) This llinStoscdpo ia the FIRST AND INLY Machine in Nev 7 ZrfaUnd for roprohieing .motion, which is tbo invention of Thomas Alva Edison. Every movement For: ootly lifelike to the minutest detail. It is REALISM! MOTION! LIFE! Our scones, just arrived by_ the Frisco rid.il, include: —The Gladiatorial .Combat, ho Wirc-ropo Wrilker,* the Cockfight, Heap-, un Laundry, Princess AU, the Merry-go-3buud, &o. Also, THE KINE TOPHONB ! ’n which three Japanese girls are seen lancing, in perfect time, to a Now York Jrchostntl Band. No flickering. Beautiful is d. dream. CLIFTON PPttfTO STUDIO, Willis street, Wellington. Open frorri 10 a m. daily. . K) A. H; WHITEHOUSB, Exhihitbr. WELLINGTON ROWING CLUB. "CONCERT and Presentation to Mt A. M. Burns on the eve of his departure. Members and friends are - reminded that 16 above will take place at the Club-house HIS (Thursday) EVENING; at 8;30. ; [8 W. ROSS, Captain. "VaKE PAIR ! ! CAKE FAIR ! ! X M AS TREE ST. PAUL'S SUNDAY SCHOOLS, Tiuakori road Schoolroom. 22nd and 23rd DECEMBER. Carol-Singing by the Choir Boys. 109 f iHRISTMAS Christmas T REB RES D.I.C. SANTA CLAUS presides in person daily at the Christmas Tree. To obviate crushing and to facilitate seloetion, all TOYS have been transferred to tho Furniture Room, where the Christmas Tree is also located, A. A..CORRIGAN. Manager. WELLINGTON.

OPENING or NEW SHOWROOM. THU Opening of the New Showroom will be inaugnratod by the display of J APANESE Ou RIOS AND Japanese .Furniture, Which have boon selected by the D.I.C. Agent at Yokohama. All the goods aco of good serviceable quality. Wo draw special attention to the prices of those goods. A. A. CORRIGAN, Manager. 11. HALLENSTEIN, Chairman. 101 ELLINGTON WORKING MEN'S CLUB. w _ Result of the Khchen Akt Union. 186 102i> 762 81 Prize. No. 18 103 -if,! 103 21 213 (i.TO 120 63 701 171) Prizes can bo obtained on application to 117 EDWARD HALES, Secretary,