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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 4733, 15 August 1902, Page 6

THE. “NEW ZEAEAND MAIL” GRAND CORONATION NUMBER. A MAGNIFICENT PUBLICATION. A NUMBER THOROUGHLY REPRESENTATIVE OF NEW ZEALAND. WILL BE PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 16. A ROYAL SOUVENIR. BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED. mUE Pictures of Wellington’s Proceedings will J. whole route of inarch, from the Government include Views taken along the Buildings to the Basin Reserve. The Proprietors of the “NEW ZEALAND MAIL” have arranged for the publication also in this SPECIAL NUMBER of Views of the Demonstration Proceedings in various parts of New Zealand. CORONATION DEMONSTRATIONS IN NEW ZEALAND’ A SERIES OF SPLENDID PICTURES. VIEWS OF WANGANUI! VIEWS OP NAPIER! VIEWS OF HAWERA. Etc.! ' VIEWS OF CHRIST CHURCH I ' VIEWS OF DUNEDIN! VIEWS OF AUCKLAND 1 A COMPLETE AND UP-TO-DATE SOUVENIR. Over One Hundred Views of the Coronation Proceedings, together with Portraits of the Royal Family and all the Distinguished and Leading Personages in connection with the Coronation. Portraits of their Majesties King Edward and Queen Alexandra. Coronation Scenes Depicted. Leaving Buckingham Palace. The King’ and Queen at Westminster, The Interior of the Abbey. THE CROWNING CEREMONY. « A MOST MOVING AND LIFE-LIKE PICTURE. PORTRAITS OF THEIR MAJESTIES IN THE ROBES AND INSIGNIA OP THEIR ROYAL OFFICES. Splendid Views of the procession in London from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey will also he published in THE SPECIAL CORONATION NUMBER OF "THE NEW ZEALAND MAIL.” Orders for this Magnificent Issue of the “NEW ZEALAND MAIL” should be sent either to the Office of the Cornpapy, Lambton quay, Wellington; or to the Agents of the “NEW ZEALAND TIMES” and “NEW ZEALAND MAIL” throughout the Country, / FORTY-EIGHT PAGES OF ILLUSTRATIONS. PRICE .... ... SIXPENCE.

Kent terrace Presbyterian CHURCH SABBATH SCHOOL. SPECIAL CHILDREN’S SERVICES In connection with above will be held on SABBATH, AUGUST 17th. Morning, 11 a.m.—Rev Newman Hall Afternoon, 3 p.m.—Mr J. Reith. Evening—Rev J. K. Elliott, B.A. Appropriate Hymns will bo sung by the children. Collections devoted to the Sabbath School. TO THE ELECTORS OF NEWTOWN ELECTORAL DISTRICT. Ladies and gentlemen i beg to inform you that it is my intention to offer myself for Election as Parliamentary Representative for your district. Should you do me the honour of electing me, it will be my earnest endeavour to advance the best interests of the district and to faithfully discharge the responsibilities ' attached to the position. 1 will contest the seat in the Liberal interest, and take the opportunity of addressing you in various parts of the district, when I hope that my views will be such as to merit your support. , I have the honour to remain, Your obedient servant.743 W. BARBER. COAL 1 COAL! COAL I NOW LANDING. EX S.S. BRECONSHIRE—--2000 tons coalF NBWCASTLE SAMUEL BROWN, 989 Wholesale and Retail. RADFORD LAMBTON QUAY. C°., OUR latest shipments of Woollen Goods just opened comprise as follows: Magnificent West of England Tweeds, at CSa Bannockburn*. 75s Scotch Cheviots, from 50s Tor’s No. 4,70 s Navy Twill Serge, 60s Pure Indigo Serge, 70s Worsted Suitings, from 60s Trousers, from 15s, of the very finest All. Wool material Every garment is made at our own workrooms, and by the most skilled work, men. The largest staff employed by any tailor in New Zealand, and the only firm i in Wellington that absolutely guarantees I a pufect fit. CQ. SHERWOOD. • Watchmaker and Jeweller, 92. CUBA STREET (Next door to Ayres’Botanic Dispensary). Gold Watches from 40s. Silver Watches from 15s, Rotherams and Waltham Lever. Silver Brooches from Is. Gold Brooches from 4s 6d. Spectacles from la Clocks and Alarms from 3s. 18ct. Govern, ment-stamped Gold Wedding Rings and Keepers. Watches cleaned or new main spring from 3s 6d; Watch Glasaw, fid. Brooch Pina, fid. '