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Observer, Volume 2, Issue 39, 11 June 1881, Page 427

THE "OBSERVER" PRIZES. _*. MID-WINTER SERIES, 1881. The Mid-winter Prize Drawing for no less than Thirty Valuable Gifts will take place on Wednesday, 10th of August, under the following new rules, which should be carefully perused :— - --RULES. 1. Coupons numbered successively 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, will appear in this and the next seven numbers of the Observer. 2. These eight coupons will form a sot entitling the holder (who must send them in, pinned together, to the Puzzle Editor on or before Wednesday, the 10th of August) to eight chances in the Winter Prize Drawing. One coupon will be of no use without the other seven, and as no extra coupon will bo published this time to enable buyers to make up their sets, subscribers are advised to purchase the paper early on the day of publication, •and, having clipped out the coupon, to keep it carefully. Cut this out : — Write your name and address on these lines. ~ o c o q^ Name «q I § Address 7* (1) Winter Series. (1) The above, together with the coupons published in "the ensuing seven numbers, must be cut out, pinned together, and sent in to the Puzzle Editor Observer, Box 167, Auckland, on or before 6 p.m. on Wednesday, 10th August, 1881. THE PRIZES will include Watches, Clocks, Chains, Gold Studs, Pictures handsomely framed, Writing Desks, Books, Preserves, dozen of Beer, &c, &c. — in all thirty valuable gifts, worth from £10 to 10s a-piece. List next week. PROGRAMME OF WINTER COURSE OF ENTERTAINMENTS to be given in •connexion with St. Matthew's Parish during 1881, with probable dates. Each item will be fully announced. 1. June 7th— CONCERT of Vocal and Instrumental Music ; Solos by Messrs. Gordon Gooch and Slater. 2. June 30th— AMATEUR THEATRICALS. 3. July 21st— SCENES from SHAKESPEARE, Tableaux Vivants, illustrated by Readings and Appropriate Music. 4. Aug. 11th— An Evening at OUR POLYTECHNIC, enlivened with Charades. 5. Sept. Ist— THE POETS of England, Scotland, and Ireland ; Selections : elocutionary and vocal, illustrative of Tableaux Vivants. 6. Sept. 22nd— TO BE ANNOUNCED. Tickets to be obtained of the Churchwardens, Messrs. Upton and Co., and at the Auckland Music Warehouse. Admission— ONE SHILLING. £ST Course Tickets for Gentleman and Lady — Ten Shillings. Family Tickets, to admit five to course— One Guinea. The first Entertainment of the Series will take place in St. James' Hall, Wellington-street, on Tuesday, June 7th, at 8 p.m., and will consist of a CONCERT OF VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Given by the Choir, assisted by MR. GORDON GOOCH, A.R.A.M. MR. SLATER, Aceompanyist. MR. JOSEPH BROWN, Conductor. 775. XT ERR CARL S C H M I T T, CM., Late Royal Chapellmaster, Koenigsberg, Member Court Choral Society, Sghwerin, &c, &c CARD OF TERMS FOR VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL INSTRUCTION At Auckland Music Warehouse And Messrs Upton and Co.'s, Queen-street. lyr U S T B E CLEARED! SELLING OFF! THE STOCK OF TOBACCONIST GOODS AT 92, QUEEN-STREET, Known as Robinson's, is offered to the public at great reductions. No Reasonable Offer Refused. ED. LEWIS, For the Administratrix. WH. JACOBS (Late of the Thames), BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, Has Removed from Glasgow House, 166, Queen-street, to larger Premises in Lennox's Buildings, Upper Queen-street, next Rushbrook and Bridgman's. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots made to order, either Sewn or Pegged. First - class Material and Workmanship. Repairs Neatly and Specially executed. Please Note the Address. pHOTOG R A P H V . HEMUS & HANNA Would respectfully draw the attention of their Patrons and the Public generally to their FINELY FINISHED ENLARGEMENTS In Carbon or Silver. BEATIFULLY ENAMELLED PHOTOGRAPHS and every Novelty in Photography, at their STUDIO, QUEEN STREET, Comer of Wejlesley-street, Auckland. 234