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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4322, 3 April 1901, Page 4

before before before buying buying [buying A A \WN ■ 'AWN FAWN JACKET JACKET JACKET SEE Cr SMITH’S SELECTION. beautifdl ■fawn, 13 3 pd, 163 9d, 193 _6d, 23a Od, 25s 6d to 3 GUINEAS, AU Grand Value. JENFOLD'S I N E S. Planted first in 1811, never since supplanted. PENFOLD’S WINES are guaranteed absolutely pure, and are nature's own pleasing restorative. .Anaemic people invalids and_lov<p oi a good glass ol ’.vine should insist on PEN FOLD S, a. they are unequalled for flavour and nutn- j W °\t'the recent Paris Exhibition against; tho world PENFOLD’S WINES obtained the GOLD MEDAL. j Specialities—• Red Froutignac No. 1 Claret Xtich Constantia -No. 1-Ghabhs Rich Port No., 1 Sherry Old Tawny Port Muscaume (15 years old). Sold everywhere, 690 . Insist on Penfold’e Label. FKiAi'li ARE DEATH TRAPS TO NEW RIDERS, BET THE JEW H,/rOREOW ,pO ASTER _N ew ivXo.Hßow Boaster is perfectly safe for all,_ adds immensely to the pleasure of cycling, is now the beat device on the market, and will be fitted Free of Charge to Warwick Bicycles. The Warwick is always ahead of all others and with this coaster is the finest combination in the cycling worlu, and absolutely guaranteed, A large shipment ot tbo new patent just landed. Inspection cordially invited. Finest stock of lamps and accessories. Prices lowest in ‘the CltT ' F. J. W. FEAR, Engineer and Direct importer Willis street. Established 1880. JAM PUREST AND BEST. G. H. Blackbtonel CO. R. Bend.vui,. Blackburns & b.endall, . (Late Cook & Gray), ACCOUNTANTS, TRADE ASSIGNEES. AVERAGE-ADJUSTERS (Marine) -AND SHAREBROKERS. ‘ 7, Victoria street, Wellington. DISTRICT AGENTS; Rojml Exchange Assurance Corporation of London. MANAGERS, New Zealand Traders’ Protection Co., Md. (Proprietors "The Mercantile Record.”) AYALA AND CO.’S CHAMPAGNE.. ■ ■ AY. FRANCE. The Finest Product of the Champagne District. AS supplied in large quantities to her * late Majesty's Government for the use of the troops in South Africa, and to the Indian Government for the troops serving in China., Agents for Wellington: W, M. BANNATYNE AND CO., LTD., M A rjUtE- Premises of the ’undersigned will : be CLOSED for Holiday on THUES•AY, the lUi April. .. .. . 1 218 JOSEPH NATHA'N AND CO., LTD. fJpHE undersigned will CLOSE for Holidays on WEDNES-U-i-i EVENING,, 3rd, and Re-open Tuesday Morning, 9th inst. J. MYERS AND CO., 259 1 - Hunter street. SONIC O T E L, , ..., NAUXER. ~. ' .. FRANK MOELLER, '[ Proprietor. NEW ZEALAND’S NEW INDUSTRY;

HANCOCK , S.^-- :rV , EISMARK i LAGER- BEER. Obtainable at all Wine and Spirit Merchants and Hotels in Wellington. TO-DAY AUCTION SALES. Messrs Macdonald, Wilson and Co., at their rooms, furniture, bicycles, etc., at 1.80 p.m. Mr W. F. Shortt, at his mart, Willis street, curios, etc., at, 2 p.m. • • Messrs Harcouvt and Co., at their rooms, city property, at 2.30 p.m. ~ , ... ■ MEETINGS; ETC.' ' Progressive Municipal Association, at Alliance rooms, at; 8 p.m. 1: ' ' ' Public meeting under auspices of Ohiro District Ratepayers' Association, at Brooklyn. >Churchrooiu, at 8 p.m. ■ Wellington and.Mauawatu Railway Company, annual .meeting, at. the .Chamber of Commerce, at 13.n00n; Mr G.- H. Baylis’s address to ratepayers at Hegiubotham’a Hall, Kilbiruio, at 8 p.m.' ■—’- - AMDSEMENTS. ■ v:;:; Opera House—Montgomery’s Bioscope, at 8 p.m. ■ Theatre Royal— Gaiety Company, ait 8 p.m. , Choral Hall—Fuller’s Empire Vaudeville Company, at 8 p.m. ; Federal Theatre—Sir B. H. Buckingham’s pictorial lecture, at 8 p.m.--Moonlight excursion per s.s. Rotoiti, a< 8 p.ni. “Bethany,” at St. Mark’s Sussex square at 8 p.m. , i . ■ ■ . _ ■ “The Crucifisioit, at St.*Peter s'Church, at 8 p.m. „ “The Crucifixion,” at St. Thomas s Church, at 8 p.m.