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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4330, 13 April 1901, Page 6

Q P II It A Hu U S E. Lessee and Manager—Mr Edmund Montgomery, POSITIVELY Till-; LAS'I TWO SIGHTS LAST 2 N I (J: 1I S LA ST > Minn.MONTGOMERY'S CELEBRATED l:io,M • iFE COMPA N Y. Vide I’lx-'-.i—Tlie Sliest exhibition ‘•'•mi in Wellin/'.an. The Last Night.-. ol t ii<- Quc-ii'h Fimera! jT o:'i'( don. GRAND M ATf.N Id t; TO-DAY. Doors (tpc/i 2 o’clocli, <‘h j [,| ;ci : --Stal \: and Family Circle. (id: Dr-"s Circle, Is. Don’t miss seeing this gp'id >:how. Prices, 2h, Is and (i f. Bore Flan a. I Holliday's. Gif' E x,:,,n K II A '• WED’NESDA V. A FK) I, 171 h. OUK PiOMKEK' A Colonist oi 7:i years, and Hi! years old. AT Tills EXCHANGE HALL, (i a WEDNESDAY, APHID 17. CAPTAIN W. if. BARRY Author and Explorer, will Deliver, by Special I.'e'iuest, his Address on the past anti present of the Australian and New Zealand Colonies, and Aton of the Times. THE KINO COUNTRY. Synopsis for further particulars see handbills and programmes. The chair "'ill he taken hy the Mayor, J. (I. VV. Aitken, Esq., at: K o’clock. •fapp’s Hand will he in attendance .to welcome war pioneer. Admission-'-Dress Circle, ;ls; body of Hall, Is; Children, with parents, Od. All young and old colonists are invited to attend. Carriages may he ordered for 9,30. ii -I RxhYo’yc ~ F.R COURT ROBIN HOOD, No. EVB, A.O.p. USUAL EortnigliGy .Meeting on MONDAY NEXT. I.'illi inst.. al7.hU p.m. The Court will close at !) o’clock, when the First Social of the Season for Foresters and their Families Only, will he held. .1. T. WEE HE it, P.D.C.IC. S9I Secretary. WELLINGTON RATEPAYERS’ ASSO’Cl AT lON. E A SPECIAL General Meeting will he held -elk hr the Now Zealand Alliance Rooms, Willis street, on TUESDAY EVENIN'is NEXT, IGth April, at 8 o’clock sharp. Important Business. W. MeALTTNE. 618 Hon. Secretary. WELLINGTON HOCKEY ASSOCIATION. rpiiE Annual General Meeting of the Wellington Hockey Association will he held at Mr W. E. Pearson’s office, 30, Lambtun quay, on TUESDAY, the IGth April, at 8 pan. W, E. PEARSON, 575 Hon. Sec. CURTAINS. WE have jnot opened up severed cases ox New Furnishings, which embrace all the Latest and Newest Style* in ’ HEAVY FRINGED CHENILLE CURTAINS, 18s 6d, 21b. 25b to 45a. ART SERGE CURTAINS, 265. 30a to 335. NOVELTY TAPESTRY CURTAINS, 213, 25b to 60s. FRILLED MUSLIN CURTAINS. Vs 6d, 9a 6d, 16a 6d to 325. SWISS APPLIQUE CURTAINS. 15a, 21a, 23- to 37a &d. I GUIPURE D’ART CURTAINS. 10s, 13a 6d, 17s 6d to 60s. WRITS AND CREAM LACE CURTAINS 2a 6d, 4b 6d. 8s 6d, Sb Sd to 35a. MADRAS MUSLIN CURTAINS, lie 6d, 13s 6d, 18» 6d to 525. PRILLED CYPRUS CURTAIN MUSLIN. 2a 2d, 2a 4d, 2s 6d yard, FRILLED MADRAS CURTAIN MUSLIN 58 inch wide, 3s lid yard. FRILLED HARNESS CURTAIN’ MUSi.IL Spot and figured, la Gd, Is lid, 2s 3d to Sb yard. NOVELTIES IN ALL FURNISHINGS. D.LO WELLINGTON. OLD OLD LAKE LAKE Th* Vary B«ot CIGARETTE Ha the World!. SALMON AND QLUCKSTEIN’S 'rfN OLD IRt VT O L D -Sa LAKE LAKE SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Cuba streetTwellington. OUR NEW PREMISES. [RS R. DAREOCH’S Confectionery, Tea and Social Rooms are now open the general public, and will be found dete and comfortable. Afternoon Ten 1 Suppers specially catered for. Che roc, is are all fine and lofty, anu 1 compare favourably with any other ering establishment in the Empir- , \ call solicited. The public may I r on obtaining the very best of small ds, as a competent and reliable tradcsnis in charge of that department. 804 artin luckie, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. PATENT AGENT. 44, Lambtcn quay. b*t to Lend in any »umß on Freehoi rity (toym and country prepertuno a it rates (4$ per *»"U- , v