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New Zealand Times, Volume LXVIII, Issue 3505, 6 August 1898, Page 3

BAZAAR AND VILLAGE FAIR IN AID or ST, THOMAi’ PAEOCniili riSTPicr, AT THE SKATING RINK. POSITIVELY LAiT DAY, TO-DAY (SATURDAY). Open2 p.til to Gp.m , 7 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. A unique and o.lover reproduction of an Old English Village Fair. DANCES MUSIC DANCES TABLEAUX STALLS SIDESHOWS. In the afternoon children nnder 12 will be admitted for 3d each. ROYAL PUNCH AND JUDY SHOW. TABLEAUX THiS AFTERNOON — “Japanese Maple Dance," at 4 o’clock; ’’ Watched,” at 4.30. TABLEAUX TO-NIGHT—- “ Othello Before the Doge of Venice,” “ The Favesdropp-r,” " Waiting,” and “ The Women’s Council.” A REALLY SPLENDID PROGRAMME. Entrance, Cd only. Piano supplied by Dresden Company. E. GERARD, 488 Hon Sec. 0 R SALE THE WHOLE OF THE SCENERY ■ op ST. THOMAS BAZAAR, As it stands now in the Skating Rink. Apply to E. QEBABD, 446 Hon. Sec. ZEALAND WORKERS’ UNION. MONSTER~OARNIYAL AND ART UNION. GRAND DIGGERS’ DISPLAY, SHEEP-SHEARING EXHIBITION, AND VARIETY ENTBRTAINME ST. To be held at the SKATING RINK. Open FRIDAY, 2nd September. Close S.ATUEDAY, 10th September. ART UNION (by permission of the Colonial Secretary) of 15 PRIZES Ist Prize Photographic Portrait of the Winner, value £5 2nd Prize Photographic Portrait of the Winner, value A!3 3rd Prize Photographic Portrait of the Winner, value j 62 And 12 Prizes Photographic Portraits of the Winners, value 25s each The Union Sheep - Shear Co - operative Society will also present a Prize of .£5 5a cash to tbs person who guesses nearest the number of the ticket which wins the first prize in the Art Union. This competition is open to any holder of a ticket who sends in to the Secretary the block stamped for that purpose, according to the directions printed thereon. DUN3TAN DICK will also give each person presenting their ticket a slice of Digger's Duff, which may contain Gold Dust. Hand and Machine Sheep-shearing each evening. Tickets may be obtained from the Secretary on application at the office of the Carnival Committee, 52, Lambton quay. M. DODD, Hon. Sec.

See Future Advertisements. 276 By ffy, His Excellency Special ® ar * Appointment Glaa^w, AUSTRALIAN FURS. FURS. FURS. DAVIS & OLATER H AVB Ireoeived a consignment of the most elegant FUR BUGS, CAPES, COLLARETTES, BOAS, MUFFS, MATS, FOOTWARMERS AND BAGS Ever imported into Maoriland. They moat be sold within FOUR WEEKS. Snoh are the instructions. "iCarpe Diem.” SEIZE THE DAY.

DAVIS & CLATER, 97. LAMBTON QUAY, Wellington. 176 BOLL UP BOLL UP ! jJJAVB TOUK MONEY TOU CAN AND GET AaCASH BONUS fBT PUECHASING TOUB b.oots and sh;ob;s at'THE WELLINGTON CO-OPERATIVE STORES, 29, CUBA STEEET. Ladies* Walking Shoes, 3s lld,J6s 6d Ladies* Tan and Black Button Shoes, 7b 6 Ladies’ Lace Boots. 6a lid, 8a 6d Children’s School Boots, 3s lid, 4a lid Men’s Light Balmorals, 8s 6d Men’s Strong, Nailed Shooters, 7s lid Youths* Strong Shooters, 6a Id Men’s Bluohera, 5s 6d, 7a 6d Watertighia, 10a 6d . Slippers, from la NO OLD STOCK AT THE WELLINGTON CO-OPERATIVE STORES, 29, AND 29a, CUBA STREET. INSPECTION INVITED.

Oriental Tea Marti. Preserved Apricots, per tin, 7d Preserved Peaches, per tin, 8d Preserved Pears, per tin, 9d Dried Apricots, per lb, 8d Dried Peaches, per lb, 8d Dried Pears, per lb, 8d Dried Nectarines, per li>, 6d Prunes, 7d ; Dates, 6d Plonr—loo*B,l3a 6d ; 50’s, 6s 9d ; 25*s, 3a 6d 150 teat Kerosene, 10s 6d ease Sage and Tapioca, 81b for le Candles, 4d, 6d, 7d Cornflour, 3}d, 6d,'.7d Beat Loaf Sugar, 3d Currants, sd; Sultanas, 7d ; Raisins, 7d AT CAMPBELL’S, 81, MANNERS STREET. 21 443 Telephone. 443 AND CORNER WILSON AND EIDDIFORD STREETS. NEWTOWN. 1084 Telephone. 1084 65 " HZ EEP your wife’s husband out of the JIX Publichonse ” by providing him at home with A. and B. Maokay’a Liqueur Whisky. 416