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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXII, Issue 14, 7 April 1904, Page 13

The Polyorama Art Union in aid of the building fund of the Catholic Cathedral, ChnstUiurch, will take plate on May 24, and all having books of tickets for disposal are urged to plush on with their sale and send remittances awd blocks in time for the drawing to the Rev. Father o'Con.nell, S.M., Christchurch. Th,e drawing of prizes in the art union in aid of Ihe Sacred Heart School, North East Valley, takes place in His Maiesty's Theatre, Dunedin, on Saturday evening, Aipiil 30. Holders of books of tickets are requested to forward blocks and remittances at the earliest mometnt to Rev. Father Murphy, Adm., St. Joseph's Cathedral... The committee who are managing the Cailin Ban Fete have their arrangements well in hand. The tickets for the art union, "which also admit to the carnival, havfe been well distributed, and indications point to good houses. A number of young ladies are being trained in different evolutions by Miss Major, of Melbourne Mr. T. J. Anthony has a couple of short comedies in rehearsal. Irish songs and recitations will be a featlure of the fair, and a capable orchestra will contribute selections each evening. The object of the cat nival is to clear the debt of! the Sacrad Heart School, North East Valley. . For Chronic Chest Complaints, Woods' Great Peppermint Qure. Is 6d.