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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7448, 24 May 1911, Page 5

(Afternoon at 3 p.m.) - The Programme <SG) 1. ADDRESS by MR. T. BALLINGER, Chairman of the Exhibition Commissioners and President . of the Wellington Provincial- Industrial Association. Mr. Ballinger will introduce the Acting-Prime Minister. 2. ADDRESS by the MAYOR OF WELLINGTON, (MR. T. M. WILFORD, M.P.) 3. " Thou Camest Here to the Land ” —Members of the Liedertafel. 4. OPENING CEREMONY : HON. J. CARROLL (Acting Prime Minister.) 5. “ Comrades in Arms Members. 6. ADDRESS; MR. R. FLETCHER (Chairman of the Wellington Harbour Board). 7. " The Happier Land ” —Liedertafel Members. 8. ADDRESS : MR. H. C. TEWSLEY (Chairman of the Wellington Chamber of Commerce.) 9. Chorus : “ Glory and Love to the Men of Old,' 1 Liedertafel Members. 10. ‘GOD SAVE THE KING.’

C. ADAMS AND CO. IN itlieir show case near the entrance answers the question of "What every woman wants to know” most conclusively. Every woman who regards her appearance wants to know where to get a really well-fitting corset. .Women inclined to embonpoint especially ought to have their corsets made for them. Adams, in 'Cuba street, is the place to go. Expert workers and artists await you there, and the corsets that they make, fitting perfectly and remedying any, deficiencies, though they may be made at one guinea, last twice as long os the ordinary, shop article. GOOBER’S. p.VTPONS of the Industrial Exhibition will be relieved to know that this well-known caterer to the fastidious geeker after light refreshments will provide all the delicacies which make for < the enjoyment of afternoon tea and luncheon at their two stands. The Tea Kiosk is in the "J” shed, near the Gas Companies exhibit, while light refreshment will he served by them in the Stadium. As baker and pastrycook "Godber’s" have long borne an enviable reputation. The wants of the inner roan have been satisfied with cakes and pastries, as nutritious and wholesome as they are delicious, for so long that now to say "as good ns Godber’s” is equivalent to the highest specific praise. Messrs Godber’s are building next door to the Post Office, in Courtenay place. When this new store is ready they will then be Represented in three districts. The Cuba street and Lambton quay shops are familiar to everyone. If the new store is equally popular, as it no doubt will be since it is accessible to residents of a big section of the city, Godber’s will have no cause to complain.