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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXVI, Issue 5294, 4 June 1904, Page 6

A U STRALIAN JJiOOTBALL. SEATOUN PARK. FEDERAL v. ADVANCE. LEFROY v. ALL COMBES. Boat leaves Ferry Wharf, 2.30, Leaves Seatoun 5 o'clock. FARE-SIXPENCE RETURN. J. T. KELLY, 341 lion. Sec, A. AND P. GREAT WINTER SHOW, PALMERSTON NORTH. JUNE 21st 22nd, 23rd and 24th. VALUABLE PRIZE LIST For HORTICULTURAL, ROOTS, SEEDS, GRAIN, PUBLIC SCHOOLS SECTIONS. POULTRY, PIGEON AND CANARIES, Also, Special Prizes (.£25) for Poultry and Pigeons. North Island Championships. ENTRIES CLOSE JUNE 9th. Prize Lists post free on application, J. C. LANE, 611 Secretary. 48$ rjno CHAS. BEGG AND CO.. LIMITED. Wollinyton, We have bceu appointed by Hoyul Warrants Pianoforte Manufacturers to both their Majesties the King and Queen, JOHN BKINSMEAD AND SONS. LTD. London. Tho above is a copy of a cablegram received by us. It speaks for itself, nd jwqvos that the B RIN SMEAR Is tho Premier Piano of cho World. CHAS. BEGG AND CO.. LIMITED. 77, Willis street. Solo Agents. H 3 NEW ZEALAND’S PRETTIEST CHILDREN. HERRMANN’S. HERRMANN’S. 500 CHILDREN WANTED 500 CHILDREN WANTED The well-known,- Artistic Photographic Firm, HERRMANN’S, CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON, is prepared to offer 30 prizes to Now Zealand’s Prettiest Boys and Girls not exceeaiug six years of ago, to be distributed as follows; First prize respectively ... .£l2 0 Second do, do 7 0 Third do, do ... Fourth do, do ... .. 210 Fifth do, do Sixth do, do Seventh do, do The remaining eight boys and eight firls to receive one of our best finished Inlargements. It is particularly desirous that all Photographs (500;. should leave Now Zealand npt later than the end of Angnst, therefore PATRONS SHOULD AVAIL THEMSELVES AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE. Commencing 23rd May, 1004. 0 eaod 0 each 0 each 0 each 2 0 0 each 1 10 0 each 100 each Conditions can be obtained by correspondence or personal interview at HERRMANN’S STUDIO, Cuba street, Wellington. P.S.—A Photograph of each child will be sent to one of the leading artists in the United States of America, who will de cide tho awards. By so doing no favour can possibly be shown. 938 ■TAM. JAM. JAM. THE busy housekeeper in modern times has no thought of making jam. Hor reason is that the - great household requisite is obtained by using ST. GEORGE JAM, Made from Pure Fruit and Sugar. Every package guaranteed. 2lb GLASS JARS. White Glass and Patent Tops. Tho only firm south qi the line that has studied the convenience of customers whilst maintaining the best of quality. The label tells the true contents of jar or tin. the consumer knows tho rest. All Storekeepers protecting the interests of themselves and customers stock St. George Jam, t Makers: ST. GEORGE PRESERVING CO., LTD,, DUNEDIN. Wellington Branch—22. Brandon street, Wellington LADIES’ TAILORING. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. MR W. A. EDWARDS, Ladies’ Costurner (lately arrived from Lngland). has pleasure in announcing to the ladies of Wellington and Suburbs that having purchased the Laaies' Tailoring Business carried on by Mr Ellis, patrons may rely that every care and attention will he given to their e.-ueomed favours. Customers may rely on having a perfect ht, combined with good workmanship. Please note address— Corner of HILL AND MOLES WORTH tTREBTS. Telephone No. 2002. 795 MAINLAND AND BARB, BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS Waring Taylor'street. SHOP AND OFFICE FITTINGS, INCLUDING AIRTIGHT SHOW CASES, A SPECIALTY. Estimates supplied for all branches the Building Track, Telephone 1884, of