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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11783, 8 November 1912, Page 4

UNIVERSAL PICTURES. OPERA HOUSE. TO-MORROW AFTERNOON. At 2.30. GRAND ANNIVERSARY MATINEE. GRAND ANNIVERSARY MATINEE. SPLENDID NEW SERIES. TO-MORROW EVENING. Another Splendid Programme. See To-morrow's Mail. 641 ; USUAL PRICES. J£INC GEORGE'S PARK BAZAAR. BAKING COMPETITIONS. (Restricted to Amateurs). Prize. ■tl: Best Pound Cake (weight not less than slbs) ... .••• 7/6 2. Best- Plain Sponge Sandwich (any filling) ... ' ••• 2[~ -3. Best"t)ecorated Sponge Sand- ~ - ' ' wicli ••• ••• 3/- •): Best Collection of Small Fancy Cakes .., •••■ 5/5. Best Plate of Shortbread ... 2/6 6 Best Plate of Pastry (fancy) 2/-" 7. Best Chocolate Cake (decor-, . ated) - ... ••• 3/8. Best Plain Spongecake ... 3/- [). Best Collection of Biscuits (fancy) ....... ••• ••• 2/10. Best Plate of Gingerbread ... 11. Best Plate of Pikelets ... 2/12. Best Girdle Scones ... ••• 3/13. Best Oven Scones ... ... 3/14. Best Collection of Sweets, six varieties, Alb of each. Prizcs--Ist, 7s 6d;~2nd, 5s ; 3rd, 2s 6d. CONDITIONS. 1. All articles will be admitted without entrance fee, and will become the property of the Refreshment Rooms Committee, with the exception of Section 14; which becomes the property or the Sweet Stall. 2. Each article must bear on the outside the number of the competition for which it is entered, and have firmly attached to it a sealed envelope with the name and address of the Exhibitor. • 3 All articles must be addressed and forwarded to the Committee at the Drill Hall on WEDNESDAY, not later: than 12 o'clock p.m., the 20tli November. . « 29 North Otago Agricultural anc( - - Pastoral Association. OAMARU. : J u 81 l ET" S h 0 w , (50th Anniversary).. - THURSDAY and FRIDAY, ; 21sb and 22nd NOVEMBER, 1912| Entries close WEDNESDAY, 13tli November. No late entries received. H. F. GIBSON, Secretary, Oamaru. P.O. Box,, 48. 609 EVANGELISTIC SERVICES. riHDECH OF QH RI ST. 'WJSEK NIGHTS 7.45 (Saturday excepted). A SEAT AND A WELCOME FOR • YOU. 590 pRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SERVICE will be conducted in WINDSOR PUBLIC HALL on SUNDAY,. 10th. November, at 6.30 p.m. : \ ■" 6^l. -yyAITAKI ANGLICAN MISSION SUNDAY, 10th NOVEMBER. 11 a.m., Jiui'ow; 3 p.m. Otekaikc; 7 p.m., Tokarahi —Vicar. 3 p.m., Maerewhenua; Mr F. G. Paulin. nnENDERS are invited up to NOON of SATURDAY, November 16tlij for the ERECTION of a FIVEROOMED HOUSE, in Greta street. Plans and Specifications may bo obtained from ! THE MANAGER, 619 ' • Music.Store. RE MRS ISABELLA ORR \ (Deceased.) .A LL PERSONS .. having CLAIMS .•£+_ against or owing money to the 'Estate of the 'above-named deceased arc requested' to render. FULL DETAILS thereof or PAY same forthwith to Messrs LEE, (I RAY.ft, & GRAVE, 617 -Solicitors for.the Executor. THE CHRISTCHURCH MEAT COMPANY, LIMITED. rpENDERS are invited for the Erco tion of NEW FREEZING WORKS for the above Company ai PUKEURI J UNCI ION; near Oamaru Plans and specifications' can be seen at the Duuedia Office of the Company. Liverpool street; a.t the offices oi Messrs Walter Paiiton and. Son, Architect?,/Timaru, and at the Head Office of the Company, 159 'Hereford street, Cliristcliurch. Lowest or any iLender not neoest»arilj accepted. TENDERS must bo lodged' nt the •Heiid Office of ,the Company NOl LATER than NOON on MONDAY, the 25th November. , < WILLIAM MURRAY, General Manager'. 159, -Heroford street; Christchui'cli. 29th October, -1912. -- 54c FOR SALE —Quantity l'ACE'i: EVERGREEN ' lU'EGRASS, oft 3-year-old pasture; grown from seed taken from - 10-ycar-old pasture. Ground open for inspection as proof of clearness from Noxious Weeds. Apply to—- " JAMES GEMMELL, liidiolme; Or 522 . W-. W. DAWSON, Oamaru I BEG to Notif.y the- GeneraL Public that ;1 have TAKEN OYER tlie News Agency, Fancy Goods and ,To;bacconist':s Business: in.Te.es.jstreet, just round: lately carried on by Mr D. BRADY." :In .soliciting a fair measure of; Support,. 1-. assure the public that the stock wilLbe carefully selected, and only the best brands of ; Tobaccos, Pipe's, etc., will be handled. Above this, the prices will, at all times, be on the Lowest Basis. H. F 0 X. 527 MILLINERY in all the : Latest Styles—some exceptionally charming Models—at Mrs FARQUHAR'S just- now. 645 MBS FRASER (late Mrs H. Glass), Thames street,- wants Generals, los to 17s 6d; Ladv Helps, 15s, and Young Girls (light places), 12s. 622 FOSTER'S Worchestershire SAUCE: As .'good , as the best imported at a • third the price. Ask . your Storekeeper-; ' 457