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Wanganui Chronicle, 17 August 1901, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. T7IOOTBALL. T7IOOTBALL. TO-DAY, AUGUST 17, 1901. At 1.30 p.m. sharp the match Rangitikei Junior Representatives v. Old Boys will be played. ■pEPRESENTATIVE TUTATCH. WAIRAKAPA y. WANGANUI. (Green). (Black and Blue). on RECREATION GROUNDS, At 3 p.m. sharp. Admission, Is. Ladiea, 6d. A. W. MOUNTFORT, Hon. Sec Wvtt.U. OPERA HOUSE. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 23 AUGUST 24. Madame BELLE COLE ! ! ! BELLE COLE ! ! ! BELLE COLE ! ! ! The World-Renowned Contralto! mWO /^ RAND CJ ONG T>ECiTALS ± WO AJTRAND JO ONG XVECITALS Assisted by . MR JOHN PROUSE! At the Piano— MISS FLORENCE HARDING. Prices of Admission—4/-, 2/6, and 1/-. Box Plan at Messrs H. I. Jones', on ■ Tuesday, at 10 o'clock. APERA • XT O U S E. '■" WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21st. 1901. FANCY DRESS AND POSTER BALL. In aid of the VICTORIA WARD FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN. Dancing to commence at 8 o'clock p.m. Music by Hooper's String Band, Double Ticket, 15s. Single—Gentleman, 10s. 6d. 1 Single—Lady, 7s. 6d. Admission to spectators to all parts of the house 25., Reserved Seats 6d. extra Tickets can be had and Seats booked at H. I. Jones and Sons, i Tickets can also be had from any-arem- ' ber of "the Committee or from the secreI taries. I Only a limited number Jf Ball Tickets to be sold. C. DYMOCK, j '■ .. W. R. REMINGTON, Joint Secretaries. | BUSINESS ADVERTISEMENTS. THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE, LI N S T O C X, (Hotchkiss —Satanella) Will stand tin's, season in Wanganui and i Marton districts. For particulars apply 1 ' GEO. CHAMBERLAIN, Lessee, Or W. H. CHURTON. ___ NEW ZEALAND ACOUNTANTS' and AUDITORS' ASSOCIATION (REGISTERED).) I President A. S. RUSSELL, Esq. j ! Annual Examinations, 1901, for Fellows, j Associates and Stud&nts, will, be held in j Auckland and other centres on October | 16th, 1901, and following days. ; Applications must be lodged with the I Registrar not later than September <scrd, 1901. SYLLABUS. Students —Dictation, Composition, Arithmetic, Geography, and Book-keeping. Associates—As above, a.'so Auditing and : Commercial !La.w. . Fellows—All above subjects excepting Dieation and Composition. Exemptions as per Syllabus. All information, application fohng, etc., can bs obtained from the undesigned. J. H. MACKIE, Registrar. Me-cantile Chambers, Queen StreetAuckland. MRS. ROBERTS' /^REAT TTALF--TTEARLY Q ALE MRS ROBERTS having purchased largely in Job Linea, is offering the same to her Customers at Exceptionally Low Prices. Dark Dresa Tweeds, double width, at 6d yard. Plain Cloth in Blue, Green or Brown, at 12/6 the dress. Some Splendid Patterns in Cretonnes at ■' 4£dyard. Alloa Wool in Grey and Heather Mix- ■■ ; ture at 2/11 lb. White Honeycomb Toilet Covers at 1/each. Ladies' All-Wool Vests, 10_d. Ladies Merino Combinations at 3/11. White Lawn Aprons, 1/6 and 1/9, beautifully trimmed. Real Good Quality in Black and Navy Serges, 11/6 dress. Tweed Mixtures, 5/11 and 6/11 the dress length. Flannelette Blouse Lengths for 1/-. Women's Cashmere Hose, seamless, at 1/pair. Children's White Muslin and Holland Pinafores at 1/. Ladies' Flannelette Underskirts at 2/6. Very Large Size Holland Aprons at 1/11. ALL NEW GOODS IN THE SHOWROOM.

Some Real Bargains are being offered in Millinery, as all Trimmed Bonnets, Hats and toques will be put up at Half-price. This Season's Fawn Cloth Jackets at 11/-, 14/6, 16/6. A Special Line. Ladies Fawn and Navy Paddock Macintoshes, from 18/6. White Feather Boas at 3/11. Cheapest in Town. Housemaid's Caps, 6d. Old Ladies' Straw Bonnets, large size, 1/6 each. Children's Trimmed Felt Hats, 1/11 each Infants' Bibs, 6 for 1/. Ladies' Brown Fur Muffs at 6/6 and 8/6. Children's Plush Hats, trimmed with fur, at 2/6. j Infants' Cream Hata at 1/6; dozens to choose from. Black Sailor Hats, 4/6 and 3/11. Sale price 2/6. Children's Cream Beaver Coats at 5/11 and 6/11. Black and Coloured Straw Hats, 1/. Boxes of Flowers, 6d bunch. Boxes of Hats at 6d each. One of the Features of our Sale will be our Corset Table. Corsets from 1/11 pair, •all sizes, by B*sst Makers. Dpn't Forget: MRS. EGBERTS' TTALF—•y'EARLY pASH QALE, WEDNESDAY MORNING. Ar\ OLDEN /OPPORTUNITY UTOLDEN V/PPORTUNITY FOR THE CYCLING PUBLIC. HAVING obtained a larger and more commodious SHOP next Mr D. McFarlane's, in RIDGWAY STREET, we hay* decided to hold a 10 DAYS' CLEARING SALE, efore leaving, of our large stock oi BICYCLES and SUNDRIES. When every line will bo reduced to UNHEARD-OF PRICES. Lamps, Bells, Toe-clips, Chains, Saddles, Trouser Clips, Chain Lubricants, Oils. Outfits, Tyres, Pumps, and numerous other lines, all of which must b( cleared. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED CLEVELAND and RALEIGH CYCLES, for Cash or Terms, and every one guaran teed. These Cycles are too well known to need comment. Second-hand Cycles from 50/-, and all ii> good order. j SALE LASTS PORTTTVELY ONLY 10 DAYS I TURNER & CO., RIDGWAY STREET, (Opposite Oddfellows' Hall),