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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXV, Issue 5029, 29 July 1903, Page 6

€ H O R A I, n A "L L. Aon - Progrn mme l.V:!ir--s all Olt'is. Eve ■ ■■ - ■■ ■-■ ■ ■-> '>■' - • „ Evening at 8 p.ra. Hals, at 2.3 i) p.ra. .fuller’s I An Knchanting Kveuing’s Amusrurcul. Fnal iiluolt “Xo’.v" Fml Blurt': "Sou-V' Fred Bluett "Cl:' oled with Cli'-cr rip on Choc-iv' "I'm (Ji:t of Work” is oven belter than his grocH sor;;, "The Moochor.” Absolutely the Fniitijr-,i. Wm Conceivable ir\ TIAI • / I f, “‘'(M'flTT-ViL* f t'l Tho V Thumbs Chi. w Original f: inolo, eutitlccl ;; fo n ’.s oii<un} uon yn i,st.” o Laughed till their Sides Ached. Last Tu’f'hls of Amy Blackic, Ted Herberts, Phillip Sisters, Tim Howard and, Lenton Sister:-;. Ibices, 2s, Is and 6d. J.F., June. CONCERT AND CONVERSAZIONI:. QT. JOHN’S SCHOOLROOM. DIXON hj stufdt. TO-NIGUT, V/HDXT3D.VY. 2J.li JULY. 1903. An excellent Prejrrnmnio vrill be provided, including Phvrdcrd Drill by members of tho Wellington Physical Training School, Ad mission, either or both evenings. Oiif Shilling lh)r'“s open. 7.30 p.in.; commence at 8 SllAh IN; I T,FT AINMENTS, including—-3taL-vjiFra. Phonograph Art Gallory, Teh:;;)•.!ui.>. Umnu.titioM.s, Games, cic., will he hr-hJ In iii.? Classrooms. Small charges iru* admirsiun. The 2i-i.Il wiii bo la/'O uliy decorated with evergreens ami flau«, fnd refreshivicnls will uo dise-c-r-c-.i trcin 3.30 lo 10 each oven■c.g ;>.t a fruai! fast. Flowur end Stalls will r.h-o •■eolv patronage. Total proceeds in aid m iujw Building FlLl.fl. T U E LAT KS T N OVEL TV. tub vo- r v.nsiTc playing GAUDS UVKR PRODUCED. A Pine \ anotv oi New /orland Scenery and .Maori I.tie displayed od trio Faees of the t.ards. Unequalled ns n Souvenir of TTa v el and Present for Friends Abroad. KrviV.V CAPO DISPLAYS AN ENTIRELY 1)1 !■ PPKPNX VIEW, x'rulrcled by Letters Patent. Price, 3s per Pack. To bo had rf all Stationers, Fancy Goods Dealers mid 'J obacconists. Wholesale ITo.-n BALKXXD BXtOS., High street, Dunedin, SOLD AGENTS POP AUSTRALASIA. TUB SHOE STOKE THAT'S THE TALK OF THE TOWN. HANNAH'S, LAMETON QUAY. npIILTITY years of success in the shoo -h trade is not a matter of chance. The public of to-day is too critical, too exacting to allow of business success being a chance affair. Constant study and wnfchfulnoss and a thorough knowledge of the shoo needs of Die people have been helpful factors, but it is the satisfaction that we have always given to our customers that has helped most. Satisfaction is Dio silent YOUR MONEY'S WORTH, OR YOUR MONEY BACK. Women’s Glace Kid Boots, in lace or button, Louis heels, smart pointed toes. The ideal footwear for women and the triumph of the American shoemakers. These boots are made by the Krippendorf DiUmanu Co.. Cincmnatti, at 23s Cd, 255. Women’s Lnce and Button Boots, made by the Morse, Rogers Co.; neat, stvlish and good, at 14s 6d, Tho Dal loit Slices in lace or button, pointed toes, very elegant and daintv, at 15s 6d. Pv. HANNAH AND CO., 73. LAMBTON QUAY. By Special Appointments. LYON'S HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR. ABEL SMITH AND. MOLESWORTH STREETS, WELLINGTON. mHE Largest and Most Complete Repository in Wellington. Carriages (pneumatic tyres). Buggies, Drags and all kinds of vehicles. Ready for hiro at all times and at moderate scale of charges. Carriages for balls, parties and by tho hour may bo had on ringing up either of our Telephones— Molcsworth street, No. 830, Abel Smith street, No. 729. Telegrams promptly attended to. PLEASE NOTE OUR ADDRESS. E. J. AT AND S ALE. C O -' Flannelette, 2s 6d 2s SJ, Ss Gd, 4s 6d, 5s Gd. 7s Cd dozen, all colours, worth from 4<l to lOci per yard Leather Shirtings, Flannel, English : ffHAf 6Jd, 7id, Bd. and Colonial, 7id, 3d, White ’ Calico, 3 7d, Bd, usual price Ladies’ Muslin Aprons, Gd, 8d White ’ Calico. 2*d, 3d. _Bid, 4d { M.^d. Ladies’ P ics’ M ... Is Gd, Is 3d. 2s, 2s 6d; fld, la. Is 3d, Is Sd. 2s to 3s 6d ' * Is, Is ; 1 price iies’ Corsets, short-waisted, W. 8., P.D., P.S., Future and Everlasting, Is Gd, Is 3d, 2s Gd, 3s Gd. 4s Gd, 5s Gd. Gs 3d. 7s 9d, 9s Gd, 10s Gd, near half the usual price res’ Costumes and Skirts, Lad price Skirts ris pleated, tucked, frills and plain, ss'Gd. 7s Gd, 8s Sd, 9s Gd. 10s Cd, 12s Ladi Gd. 13s Cd, 15s Gd; grand value ics’ Jackets. Fawn, Tweed, 4s Cd. 5s 3d. Gs lid, 7s Gd, Gd. 16s, 18s Gd. 20s. to 50s all shades. Men's and Boys’ Clothing, Sale price Dungaree Trousers, Is lid, 2s 3d, 2s Gd. 2s lid, 3s 9d, 4s Gd, 5s 3d. Wo stock the best imported. E. J. WALSH AND CO., 75. WILLIS STREET. • TOVYHIBITTON OF OIL AND WATER COLOUR PAINTINGS By John Gibb and W. Menriea Gibb, AT OUR ART GALLERY. M’CREG-OR WEIGHT & GO PICTURE FRAME MAKERS. FINE ART DEALERS AND ARTISTS’ COLOURMEN. 129, Larabton quay. IVollington. JjIOSTEB’S HOT] WANGANUI. W. H. G. FOSTER. Proprietor. P.O. Eos 51 WOOD-WORKING MACHINERY. STE Supply and erect Plants complete, rf furnishing steam gas, oil and electric motive power. Machinery, Engines (all types) and Boilers hy best knon-n makers—British. American and Colonial THE GILBERT MACHINERY COM- ' PANT, LIMITED. Jerrojs quay, Wellington.