Ihcie is no doubt about the Ne.v Zealand Clothing Factoiy sale. Wo see by tho special inset in to-nights issue, that they are selling men's tweed suits at 16s. lid, tiouseis at 3s 9d, and offer anything irom their splendid stock at less than cost price. It w onld pay anyone to buy their own and bays' clothing now, c\on if it had to be put aside, for c-o\oial ijwithtj. After a stnnng, eloquent patiiotic seimon liy the Key. G. Bond at Trinity (Wesleyan) Church last Sunday evening, .Miss Alice Gray, of C luistcluireh, daughter oi Mr G. AI. Giay, sani? that viry fine solo, "The Soul's Awakening," in quite an artistic manner aii'l with good cflect Miss Giav posse=bOs a rich powcrhil, well-Uained mc<vo-suprano \oiee, which she used on the occasion under notice to sjreit advantage, hinging the bo.vntihil music with ninth cspies-s-imi and filling, the pretty little clnucU with her powerful, yet sweet \oice on the 1 igh notes in a manner winch must have gratified all tme loveis ol jmisic who heaid the gifted ycung lady.
Fop Continuation of Beading Matter ace Page 1.
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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9946, 23 January 1900, Page 3
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