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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4313, 23 March 1901, Page 6

CHURCH PARADE, 7th CONTINGENT. Tlie Brigade and Battalion Staff Officers and all Garrison Corps are invited to attend Church Parade at Newtown i'aii: Camp at 11 a.m. SUNDAY, hist. The Garrison Band will attend Review order. T. W. PORTER. Lieut.-Col. Commanding Distcct. Headquarters. Wellington, 22nd March, 18(11. 081 ST. PAUL’S PRO-CATHEDRAL, MULGRAVE STREET. SUNDAY, MARCH 24th. ORDER OF SERVICES. Holy Communion, 8 a.m.; Matins, 11 a.m.; Evensong, G. 30 p.m. WADESTOWN CHURCHROOM. - Evensong, G. 30 p.m. 944 gT. PETE R’S CHUR CH. PASSION SUNDAY. ORDER OF SERVICES: 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer;3.3o p.m.. Children’s Service; 4 p.m.. Baptism and Cliurclungs; 6.30 p.m.. Evening Prayer. .BROOKLYN — G. 30 p m. 939 JJEALLY. The most complete assortment of Carpenters’ tools in Wellington, which must he sold, really under cost price, TRUTHFULLY. Our Kitchen Utensils cannot he surpassed for quality and cheapness. Saucepans, Kettles, Dish Covers, Stoves, Lamps, Pie Dishes,, Basins, and all kinds of Nic-naca for the Kitchen. TRULY. We offer Kitchen Ranges with all; accessories. Grates, Marble, Slate, and Granite Mantelpieces, with Painted Tiles to complete. We offer these at very low prices. SECOND Purchases prove to us-that our customers find good value, and come to ns again and again. GOLF or GOFF, and POLO. We have a large stock of these goods from (he best makers, and wo must dispose of the lot at half usual prices. GUNS. Our Guns and Ammunition are made for wear, and we guarantee I hem us well and faithfully made, sold at less than cost. A SALE Such as this has never been held before, and the public can with confidence buy any of these, goods, all of which are marked in plain figures.

w. 5 El VS AND FI EFT' MANNERS STREET. 833 ENORMOUS SHIPMENTS MANUFACTURERS' LATEST PRODUCTIONS. " OPENING EVERT DAY AT JfUNLAY AND QO.S Artistically Trimmed, Beautiful ami Becoming M.XLLIINERY. Charming TOQUES. Lovely Novelties in EUR SETS, Whits, White urn) Binds, Brown, Fawn, Grey, oto-i Children's 'FUR BETS fvom 5s lid,-FINLAY McLEOD AND CO, Extensive Bhipinenis in DRESS GOODS, Pee out Dross Liars at 5s lid Dress. See our All-Wool French Double-width Serge, Is 6d ynrdi full dress, 8s lid, See a line of Sp6tTBD KID GX.OVES at • Is per pair, Try our HOSIERY, ihe best value' in the city, at Is, Is 3d, Is Cd, p- lid ic 8s Od pair.—FINLAY, McLEOD AND CO. Unparalleled Value in LADIES' JACKETS Blue. Black, Fawn, Grav. 10? Od. 15s Od, 21s. 80s to 55s.—FINLAY McLEOD AND CO. LADIES’ MACINTOSHES. Latest Styles, in Black. Navy, light and dark Fawn, ifia fid 25 a 6d 30=. 300 fid +0 COs, at FINLAY McLEOD AND CO. | For Rc-r V»ii’o in Enph-onnlde, Reliable and Sivl’°h C-oofis. r"i-cl-"c'- at 57. CUBA STREET. ft'mt.a'v mm/foti a np THE DUCAL RECEPTION. Tj.ti> question of organising a fitting reception for the Royal visitors, who will be amongst us in about leu weeks' time, is a ticsiish matter. Everyone is anxious that the reception shall be worthy of the occasion, yet no one is prepared to J nay the piper. The Christchurch people want the costs paid out of the Consolidated Fund and the Canterbury people have solved the problem. It is monstrous to expect that the ratepayers should bear the whole cost of entertaining Royalty, and to expect voluntary subscriptions, after the copious bleeding of the past two months, is nonsence. The money of the ratepayers will be needed for covering the cost of tho proposed address and for cleaning and sweetening the .streets and general purposes. In the end the Government will have to face the question of costs and it is merely wasting time in dallying with the matter. The Royal pair must be received right royally, and wo are certain there will be nothing wanting in this respect. and we can speak with authority for we know how warmly and cordially Crease’s A 1 -Tam has been received in Wellington. It was taken up by tho people at once, for it struck the popular taste. Crease’s A 1 Jam is pure, wholesome and delicious. 91G

J)B A’BECKETT -MCCARTHY has commenced the practice of his profession in the Wairarapa. Greytown. March, 1901. ■ 900 and HORSEOWNERS please note Special Quotations for Horse and Cow Covers, X,eg or Belly Straps. Oilskins supplied, guaranteed to give satisfaction. R. G. KNIGHT, Tent, Flag and Cover Maker, Customhouse quay, Wellington. 520 LADIES. ■pROCTJRE an Instruction Bonk on STRENGTH AND HOW TO OBTAIN IT, by Eugene Sandow, also Sandow’s Dumbbell and Chest Developers. CAMERON AND CHRISTIE, Lambton quay. '•