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New Zealand Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 3261, 19 October 1897, Page 3

Unde* the distinguished patronage of His Excellency the Governor and the Conntesa of Ranfurly, the Bight Hon H. J. Soddon, Colonel Pole Fenton (Commander of the Forbes) Lieutenant-Colonel Newall and Officers of the Wellington Gafrison. GARRISON BAND. A GRAND FANCY PAIR AND ART UNION (By Special Permission of the • Colonial Secretary), In Aid of a Now Set of Instruments, WILL BE OPENED IN THE SKATING BISK By His Excellency the Governor and the Countess of Kanfurly TO-DAY (TUESDAY, 19th OCTOBER, at 3 P.M.), And continue until SATURDAY, 23ed OCTOBER, 1897. 40 Handsome and Valuable Prizes will he given in the Art Union. Art Union Positively Drawn on MONDAY EVENING, the 25th inst., at Bo’clock, in the Skating Kink. Frizes are now on view in shop in Willis street, where tickets can be purchased during the day and evening. TICKETS, Is each (which includes Admission once to the Fair). H. DAVIS, Secretary. 139 A. M. SCHOCH, Assist. Sec. Exchange JELall. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22nd. LADIES’"”EVENING, In Aid of St. Andrew’s Dorcas Society. BUTTERFLY LAND. Libretto by H. B. Bridge, Esq. Appropriate Songs, Choruses, Dances, &0., introduced by Meadames Mac Duff Boyd, Wilson, Thomson, Misses Parsons, Newton, Watson, Letham, Greig, Maoginnity, Holmes, Tripe and Hennah. BURLESQUE ORCHESTRA (With apologies to the Wellington Orchestral Society.) Commence at 8 o’clock. Seats, 2s 6d, 2s, Is, Box plan at the Dresden. 135 WELLINGTON ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. THE SECOND CONCERT OF THE EIGHTH SEASON Will he given IN THE OPERA HOUSE TUESDAY. OCTOBER 26th. Box plan opens at Dresden Thursday Morning, 21st, at 10 o’clock. Memol for Orchestra.—PßACTlCE TONIGHT, 8, Dresden Rooms. FRANK J. OAKES, Secretary. TWA HOURS AT HAMS. THE SCOTTISH THISTLE CLUB of Wellington will held their SECOND INGLESIDB IN THE RECHABITES’ HALL, Manners street,' ON WEDNESDAY, the 20th INSTANT. Business at 7.30 p.m. Dancing at 8.30 p.m. Members will receive their tickets at the door. _ 150 , J. I. McLEOD, Hon See. FESTIVAL CHORAL SOCIETY. OEHEARSAL To-night, Thomas’ Hall, Kj Ladies at 7.30 sharp ; Gentlemen, 8.15 harp. , Orchestra and Soloists, Dresden Ro oms, hursday, 21at October. Full attendance required. THOS. PRINGLE, 10 . Acting Hon. See. WHARF EMPLOYEES’ PICNIC AND SPORTS. CHE Wellington Wharf Employees’ Benefit Society will hold their Second nnual Pionio and Sports at Mr Caverhill’s aautiful grounds, Balmont, on 9th Novomer fPrince of Wales* Birthday). Train Fares— Adults, 2a; Children under i years half-fare (including admission to rounds). . , Refreshments at town prices. Hot water •ee. For further particulars see future Ivertisement. 155 BIGHT-HOUR PROCESSION. l LL Prize - winners please attend at i Trades Hall on WEDNESDAY EVBNG, at 8 o’clock, when prize-money will bo General Committee meets, as usual TOGHC (Tuesday), at 8 o’clock. WM. MILES, ; Secretary. WELLINGTON CAMERA CLUB. THE Annual General Meeting will bo held in the Clnbroom, No. 11, Exchange Building!, on THURSDAY, 21st October, 1897, at 8 p.m. . .. M. BUCKLEY JOYCE, n' Hon Sec. A MASS. MEETING ; ; Will.bc hold on the R, E C L A I M E D li AHD ,NEXT SATURDAY EVENING, The 23rd inst., at 8 o’clock, TO invoke PUBLIC SYMPATHY AND SUPPORT ON BEHALF OP THE LOCKED-OUT ENGINEERS OP GREAT BRITAIN. Particulars in future issue. 158 "mASTBRTON TRUST LANDS TRUST. OPENING OF NEW TOWN HALL. A PPLTCATIONS addressed to the Chairman will ha received until the 13th November, 1897, for the opening nights of the Maatertcn Town Hall. Applicants to state nature of performance, number of nights required, and make an offer of percentage of gross proceeds. Any further particulars ou application to ’ R BRO WN, 52 Secretary. WESLEY CHURCH, TARANAKI STREET. ►EV D. O’DONNELL’S Mission. Bible u Reading To-day. 3 p.m;; Service Toit, 7.30. Sankey’s Hymns. Collection. 141 ELLINGTON SPORTS. COLLEGE , - FRIDAY, 29th OCTOBER. OLD BOYS’ RACES, 100yds and 410 ros Handicap (Under N.Z.A.A.A. Rules). : . Entries for the Above will be Received till MONDAY. 25th OCTOBER, By B. W. GIESEN, Willis street, Or J. BEE, College. 11G THE WAIBAEIPA SHOW, the annual show OP THE WAIRARAPA PASTORAL AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Will ho held on their Grounds, Carterton, on THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, - 4th and sth Novbmbee, 1897. All entries close with Mr W, Sellar, Maaterton; Mr F. H. Wood. Grey town; Mr W. Rook, Foatherston : and the Secretary, at Carterton, on SATURDAY, 23rd October, at “°° n- E. W. DORSET, 963 Secretary. AMERICAN SHOES. AN exceptionally good assortment of very choicest American Shoes has just been received by the D.I.C. These include the very smartest shapes and styles, and are of particularly fine workmanship. A special feature of these goods are the peculiar “fittings >l now adopted by the best American manufacturers, which ensure the greatest possible comfort to the wearer. The prices are very moderate, and compare most favourably with the best English and Continental goods. D.1.C., WELLINGTON. B. HALLENS VEIN, Chairman. A. A. CORRIGAN, 927 Manager. TST “K” JAH. TT LOBENTE’S Laxative Pills, a. a purely I A vegetable medicament, are unrivalled. The extracts used in thoir composition are prepared by a special process, which gives them unequalled medical properties. 153 nnHB TIMES Office prints Billheads, 1 Memorandum Forms, Invoices, # <fco*» promptly. Cheapest Printing House in tho