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West Coast Times, Issue 10657, 10 December 1897, Page 4

THE LAST ! THE BEST ! ! EVENT IN THIS RECORD YEAR ! ! ! THE BAZAAR, FANCY FAIR, AND AB T UNION. IN AID OF THE FUNDS OF THE Hokitika Volunteer Fire Brigade, OPENING— MONDAY, DECEMBER, 27th, and days following at the PRINCESS THEATRE, LOOK OUT BOR THE AR^ EXHIBITION OF JAPANESE WARE. Grand Display of Sixteen Cases of New Goods Directly Imported from Japan. A Special Assortment of Novelties from that Celestial Wonderland. TOKONABE DRAGON WARE, IMARI PORCELAIN WARE, TOKIO BRONZE WARE, KUWA CABINET WARE. HAKONE BAMBOO WARE SUMITSKI LACQUERED WARE. A Magnificent Collection of the Newtiful and Beautiful Comprising Jars, Jugs, Tete a-Tete sets, Cups and Saucers, Bowls, Candlesticks, Flower Pots, Jardinieres, Plates, Plaques, Dishes, Trays, Gongs, Boxes, Frames, Paper Knives, Rings Spoons, Brooches, Fans, Stands Lamp Shades, Table Mats, DOylies, Scarves, Screens, Handkerchiefs, Tables, Stools, Chairs, Easels, Cabinets, Caddies, Whatnots, Brackets, Wall Pockets, Blinds, Mata, Turkey Carpets, Boxes, Baskets, Racks, Sunshades, Sticks, Rods, Lanterns, etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., A succession of Seasonable Presents and Trophies at Holiday Prices. The Finest Display of Japanese Goods yet made in Hokitika. Presided over by t^e Ladies of the Town. Numerous Novelties and Attractions iD addition, to ensure the Best Holiday Resort in the District. FREE MUSICAL PROGRAMME EACH EVENING. Entertaining Side Shows. Hear the GRAMOPHONE Talking Talk ! Hear the GRAMOPHONE Singine Song ! ! Hear the GRAMOPHONE Playing Plays ! ! ! See the RANPURLY WHEEL— i Revolving ! How many Miles will it Travel? GUESS Two Magnificent Prizes to the Nearest Guesßes. TOYS FOR THE MILLION.

Special for the Kiddies Santa Claus has made a record trip to Japan, and is now returning per s.s. Changsha from Kinkosan with a special and unique Assortment of Christmas Toys for the Xmas Tree, The Fairy Well, The Fish Pond, The Dive and Find. Good Old Father Christmas. Every child attending the Bazaar will receive a Free Gift from Santa Claus. ADMISSION — Adults, One Shilling ; Children, Sixpence. In the meantime Don't Forget the Art Union. TICKETS ONE SHILLING EACH. Special Value in Prizes (his Year. See Display Later on. TICKETS EVERYWHERE. Jas. LITTLE ( Joint Hon D. J. EVANS I Secretaries —~. _ j WELLINGTON WOOL SALLS MURRAY ROBERTS 4ND COS Next Wool Sale will take place on 9TH DECEMBER, To be followed by sales on JANUARY 20. FEBRUARY 17. T7IORTNIGHTL~saIes of Skins -■- Hides, Tallow etc. held regularly. MURRAY ROBERTS AND GO. NOTICE. GEORGE t7~HEPPBLL. AGENT FOR PIANOS, ORGANS and all kinds of Musical Instruments by Best Makers. Resident Pianoforte Tuner and Repairer. Pianos tuned by the year 30s per annum. Old Pianos taken in exchange. Pianos from £35 to £70; Organs from £25 to £50. Time Payment £5 deposit Orders taken for Music of every description also has Music in stock. Pianos and Organs on view at Residence and' for further information Apply :— G. T. HEPPELL Weld Street Hokitika. (Residence of the Laic Mr Gosson.)