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Observer, Volume 4, Issue 94, 1 July 1882, Page 253

OBSERVER ART UNION. ■ - ; — ♦■ An Art Union, for valuable Works of Art, to be called " The Obseeveb Act Union," will (by the permission of the Hon. the Colonial Secretary) take place at this office on or about the 16th day of September, 1882. The following are the Eules :— 1. Each paper for thirteen weeks, commencing June 3rd, will contain a Coupon, and thirteen of these Coupons, (of any date) being cut out and sent to this office, with the name and address of the sender, a ticket entitling the recipient to one chance in the Art Union ■will be forwarded by return post. 2. The proper name and address Inust be written clearly and fully on the Coupon 3. The Coupons must be neatly cut out round the l)lack line, so as to be all the same size. When this rule is disregarded, Coupons w be disqualified. 5 I \ 6 : : H3 gli 1 S Bsi ! o pI• J i § H i • i E -tel & I : : fed ""* 1 ■ '• id -* rt : . : ra M -ti : : M F- <v :' : P* & n -: • w §1 i.j The above, with twelve others, must be cut out, pinned together, and sent in to the Puzzle Editor, Observee, Box 167, Auckland, on or before 6 p.m., Saturday, 9th September. LIST OF PEIZES. . 1. A Handsomely-framed Oil Painting, by a well-known " Artist. — View of English Scenery 2. A Handsomely-framed Oil Painting, by a well-known Artist. — View of English Scenery 3. A Handsomely-framed Oil Painting, by a well-known Artist. — View of Canterbury Crypt 4. Water-colour Painting.— View of Eastbourne 5. do do View of Cairo 6. do do View of the Medles 7. do do View of Clovelly 8. do do View of Windermere 9. ■ do do View of Queensborough 10. Parian Statuette. — Water Carrier 11. do do Lady and Bird 12. do do Science 13. do do Art 14. do do Lady and Urn

COFFEE. "O A L A C E LUNCHEON & DININa-EOOMS, THEATRE BUILDINGS. In drawing public attention to the above-named place, I wish to state that the Gentlemen's DINING ROOM, -which is 36 x 22, has been provided regardless of expense with, .all the necessary improvements, giving plenty of room at and between the dining tables. The COFFEE AND SMOKING ROOM, which is 13 x 11, with settees all round, is suitably furnished, and contains all the leading newspapers. Also, Gentlemen's LAVATORY, 9x7, fitted up with toilet reqnisites and suitably furnished. Tho CULINARY DEPARTMENT has also been supplied with every convenience and appliance, so as to serve meals at a moment's notice. The whole place is quite new, with a new system of working. Good attendance, and everything clean. Tho whole establishment is second to none in Auckland, and I therefore solicit a visit f rsm you to our new and comfortable Dining Rooms. MEAL HOURS : Breakfast 8 to 10 Luncheon 12 to 3 Tea sto 7 Supper S to 10 Good, Coffee (not boiled, but made in an improved style) can be obtained at all hours in the Coffee-room. LADIES' DINING ROOM UPSTAIRS, well ventilated, &c, with lavatory attached. "Waitress in attendance. v Any customer not receiving proper attention from waiter or waitress, will please make the same known to the proprietor. J The Bakery and Confectionery Departments will be j carried on as before, in the new bakehouse, under the management of W. D. DALLE N, _ Proprietor COFFEE PALACE DINING ROOSTS, THEATBE BUILDING-. January 15, 1882.

J"jO> O W E , FRUITERER, GREENGROCER, Etc., ' Kaeano-ahape-eoad, NEWTON. Ebesh Fruit Daily. 1800

[A CARD.] ! \M_ R s "W ILK Es ' M. I L L I N E E, UPPER QWEEN-STREET , (Opposite York Hotel). «3- LADIES' OWN MATERIALS MADE UP. Latest English Fashions.

H"O A I L E V , TOBACCONIST, " 176, QUEEN-STREET, , Next Rattray's Clothing Shop. JTinest brand of Tobaccos, Cigars and Fancy Goods. , • . .' 2072

TnHBDEEIOE W. STBETTON, jC BOOKSELIEB & STATIONEB. BHPOBTEB OF CONFEOTIONEES' BAGS, al3O BEELIN and other WOOLS, together with all. - ■"•-'-■ kinds of lirATEBIALS FOB FANCY , ■"• ; /•:■-'■■■. „ : NEEDLETTOBK. :. : .5509/Q J Q;EEN-Si?BEE r JD,:AXJCKLAND.