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late Advertisements. WANTED, kind person to Adopt Little Girl, 4j years old. Y. Z., " Times " pffice. 1282 WA*JTJiilJtot>ell,24«iri Bicycles, '£l. S. E Neatf, High Street, St A lbans. . 1287' WAjATUD, a Girl, about 17, forgeneral housework. 214, Oxford Terrace. 1286 TXTANTED, Eespeetable~Girl,~ about 14. help T T housework, Bleep home. Mrs Hean, East Belt. ■• 1291 WANTEi', i>ood Machinist, for tailoring, W. McClea and Co., corner Cashel and Colombo Streets. 1289 ANTED, Two Furnished: Booms7 with nse : of kitchen, on the Lincoln Koad, close to tram. 6. L., "Star" Office. 1290 ÜBNITITBE Lent on Hire at Pikfi's Cheap ! Furniture Mart, Armagh Street, first shop. Vuruitnre bought. 1288 j OB Snle, Milliner and Dressmaker's Stock. : Good connection; low rent. Apply, Boss and Glendining. 1285 " CJNAIL Brand ""Ointment }~Heala Wounds, >9 allays irritation, cures sunburn, delight* , tally pooling to skin ; 1b 3d. Chemists, Propers, i AUCKLAND INDUSTBIAL AND MINING^ ] 1 EXHIBITION. 1898-1899. OPENS IST DECEMBBB, 1898. NOTICE TO EXHIBITOBS APPLICATIONS FOB SPACE are requested to be sent in at earliest possible date. All necessary Forms may- be obtained from the Secretary Industrial . Association, Christchurch, or from the undersigned. W. B. HOLMES, Secretary. Office : No. 58, Queen Slreet, Auckland. 23rrt February, 1898. • 1407 J. 0. CUSACK (Ten Tears with Davies and Lamb), TTAIBjOKESSEB AND iTOBACCONIST 191, HIGH STREET 2186 (Opposite Clock Tower. Christchurch), PERKINS & PEIESTNALL HAIBDBESSEBS AND TOBACCONISTS, 249, HI3H STBEET, TBIANGLE, Tobaccos, Cigars and Cigarettes of the best quality. Sole Manufacturers of. the celebrated " Imperial Cigarettes. The best on the market. 8530 DX BRANDT'S MALTED FOOD. » FEBFECT FOOD for Infants, Invalids and .O» the Aged. . Contains no Starcn or Cane Snirar M P . B S A L JS - SEVEBAL LADIES* AND GENTLEMEN'S HIGH-GRADE BICYCLES, SECOND-HAND, l AT SPECIAL CLEABING PBICES. Apply D.I.C. Cycle Department. "CANTERBURY TIMES." ' P HOTOGBAPHIC COMPETITIONS. ] Tlie Proprietors of the "Canterbury Times" propose to inaugurate a series of Photographic Competitions open to bona fide amateur photographers in all parts of New Zealand. For the first competition three prizes will be offered. It is essential that the photographs sent in should be suitable for reproduction in the paper ; otherwise, they will be considered ineligible for competition. Pictures which have previously appeared in other journals are prohibited. Photographs may be printed on any paper by any process, and may be of any size, provided they be not smaller than quarter-plate. They must be mounted on plain g card mounts. Competent judges have been ( secured, who are instructed to consider : — First, Artistic Excellence ; second, Technical Excellence ; third, Suitability foe Bepboduction, PBIZES. v The prizes will be : — First, 2gs ; second, lg ; third, lg, together with bound copies of Stodilart's photographs of famous cities, scenes and paintings. JUDGES. The judges are :— Messrs Page, Preece and Hurst- , Seagcr. , ENTBIES. Entries for the first competition, together with . the names and addresses of the competitors, will be received NOT LATEB Than TUESDAY, April 26. The result of tho competition will be made known in the " Canterbury Times " of May 1. SUBJECTS. i Tho subjects for the First Competition are :— [ Pure Landscape. Landscape with Life. Each subject of equal importance. Illustrative op Child Life. O»e figure only. The proprietor reserve the right of reproducing any photograph considered suitable that may be sent in for competition. All photographs and communications mv.st be «^J e |. to ce E ditorPiotorial Dep^twnt. "Can-