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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 3956, 23 January 1900, Page 1

I , VISITORS! * JT WILL PAY YOU TO HAVE A LOOK h 7 IST AT WARNOCK s L ; AND ADKINS jgXTEA Assistants required Tuesday Morning. WARNOCK AND ADKIN. BOYS, RALLY ROUND THE UNION JACK. AT all Music, Stationers, and Fancy Goods Sliops. BOYS, RALLY ROUND THE UNION JACK. New Zealand’s Great March. BOYS, RALLY ROUND THE UNION JACK. Played by tbe Champion Garrison Band. BOYS. RALLY ROUND THE UNION. JACK. Our Own Soldiers’ Favourite. BOYS. RALLY ROUND THE UNION ' JACK. Praised in all quarters. 307 WOMEN’S PROTECTION SOCIETY. mHB Secretary will be at the Alliance X : Chambers, Upper Willis street, on Tuesdays and Fridays from 10 a.m. till 12. Ail communications addressed to Secretary of S.p.W. and C., Alliance Rooms, will receive immediate attention. 48 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WELLINGTON RACES AT HUTT PARK 24th JANUARY, 1900. * . HOLIDAY EXCURSi6n FARES. Holiday, excursion tickets, available for return until Tuesday, 6th February, 1900, wil be obtainable: i On WEDNESDAY, 24th January, 1900 —From Masterton, Belmont, and intermediate stations to Lower Hutt, Te Aro and intermediate stations, by morning trains i only. . . Tickets, available for return on day of issue only, will be obtainable as under: Car- Seated riages. Waggons. Te Aro or Wellington to racecourse (return) ... 4s 6d 3s 6d Kaiwarra to racecourse (return) 4s 6d 3s Od Ngahauranga to, racecourse (return) 4s 3d 2s lOd Victoria street, Petoae, • to racecourse (return) 3s Od 2s Od Racecourse to Victoria street, Peton© (single) Is Od 6d Racecourse to Wellington or Te Aro (single) 2s Od Is 6d NOTE.—The Return Fares include Admission to Racecourse. Trains for Racecourse will run as under : Te Aro dep. 10.13, 10.43, 11.5 and 11.56 a.m. and 1.0 p.m. Wellington dep. a.m., and 12.5 and Ll 5 p.m. Return trains will leave'Jte.cecourso at '5.8 p.m. and 15 and 30 minutes after last race. NOTE-—-The trains leaving Te Aro at 10.43 and 11.5 a.m., and Wellington at 10.55 and 11.18, and the return train leaving Racecourse 15 minutes after the last race, will NOT stop between Wellington and Racecourse. BY ORDER. District Traffic Office, Wellington, 23rd January, 1300. 147 LOST, a twisted Gold Chain between Thorndon and Ingestre street. Reward Occidental Hotel. 331 JTIOUND.—" Spring Blossom Ointment,” X? cures poisoned wounds, chilblains, chapped hands, sore,eyes, sore legs, burns and all skin complaints. Price, 6d and Is everywhere. Agents, Kempthorue, Prosser and Co. 299 DISCOVERED at last, a Laundry , where you can depend on_ punctual collection and delivery of washing, combined with excellent work. Send your linen to th* Empire fa.?am Laundry, Kent terrace. 862 WANTED Known—Plate-glass Windows and doors for sale, for immediate removal: may be seen in fronts of premises occupied by Messrs Davis and Harris, Music Importers, and Miss Murray, Art Florist, Willis street. Apply to Wm. C. Fit? Gerald, or to Messrs Taine and Co. 696 WANTED Known, Miss Halle, Ladies’ Hair Cultivator, is very successful in her treatment of thin or falling hair. At Parker’s, Chemist, Manners street. ■ 430 WANTED Known—Retail Storekeeper® can purchase cheap good While Wrapping Paper at th# “New Zealand Times ” office. , 681 mHE latest in Acetylene and Oil Lamps JL for Cyclists to be had from Barnett and Sinclair. Willis street. 5 ' *«# PERTH DYE WORKS. WANTED, Dyeing, Cleaning and Hand-Pressing up to date. If you want if thoroughly well done, send it to Robertson’s Perth Dye Work's, Gimznee | street. Post Card or Telephone 918, and Iwe will send «nd- rsturn prompt.- Kid Gloves and Feather Cleauinc a speciality. 665