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PAGEANTS. ' ; ! 1 1 - ——i .. . THE GREATEST.EVENtf ' ' P IN 4 : •':! i THE DOMINION... ' ALL WELLINGTONSHOULD WITNESS IT. y ' j | LANDING OF EARLY ' SETTLERS j ON PETONB FORESHORE, V j , ON ■' i WEDNESDAY, MAY 5. j WHAT YOU WILL WITNESS: ' ! Arrival of Prince of Wales by Motor Boat, escoied by Wellington Yachts ■ j and Motor Boats. , ,/ - ■■■; Arrival of First Maoris, tlie Whalers, Rev. Sam Marsden, Captain Cook, and ! tbe Early Settlers. ' . \ The Maori War Canoes, fully manned, with Maori Warriors, welcomes {to ! B . « arrival of the Vessels with lib© Eo rly Settlers. j i i The Great Welcome in the Maori Pa by Hundreds of Natives. j l ' ! COMBINED CHOIR OF 6000 CHILDEEN. ' j C THREE BRASS BANDS IN ATTENDANCE. j 'PAGEANT WILL START AT 11 A.M. ! | : \ ■ i FULL SPORTS PROGRAMME. j AN UNINTERRUPTED VIEW EROM THE ' i \ STAND OF THE WHOLE PROCEEDINGS! . / ] 3 r BOOK YOUR SEATS NOW AT BIUSTOL. ,j B 10$.» £fi., and 3s. Reserved Scats at Misfi Omcrcd's. Ptitone. Campbell's Book i Stall, Lo»-«r Huit, Bristol, Wellington.-' | * sj

i HOLIDAY NOTICES.' ~~ NOTICE. ~~ ~ SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAYS. PURSUANT to the terms of the "Banking Act, 1908," TUESDAY, ' MAY 4, 1920, ami WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1920, are hereby appointed Special . Bank Holidays at tho Offices of t!he undermentioned Banks throughout the 1 Wellington and llawke's Bay Provinces • (with the exception of Offices at Wanga-; , nui)• t THE UNION BANK OP AUSTRALIA, , . LIMITED, , C. G. OGILVIE, Inspector. , BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES, B. M. MOLINEAUX, i Inspector. . BANK OP AUSTRALASIA,. 1 P. H. COX, . Inspector. / f THE NATIONAL BANK OP NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. . D. W. DUTHIE, General Manager.. THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF AUSLIMITED, . E. P. YALDWYN, Manager. BANK OP NEW ZEALAND, H. BUCKLETON, , . General Manager.' WELLINGTON HARBOUR, BOARD. : WHARP HOLIDAYS.-VISIT 'H.R.H. 1 ; THE PRINCE OP WALES. . ' PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board's Wharves, s Stores, Bond, and' Offices will be CLOSED POR BUSINESS on TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, MAY 4 and 5, 1920. By Order; : H. E. NICHOLLS, ■ - Secretary. Harbour Board' Offices, Wellington, N.Z., Aiiril 29, 1920. ' WELLINGTON LIVE : STOCK BUTCEERS' ASSOCIATION. HOLIDAYS FOR VISIT OF PRINCE OP.WALES. A LL BUTCHERS who are members ofo ■i* the above Association wiII'CLOSE their Premises not later than' 10 a.m. on TUESDAY, MAY i, and Reope6 on Thursday morning. THE WELLINGTON GROCERS' INDUSTRIAL UNION OP EMPLOY- ; ERS. ' •ftTO'I'ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that i ' Grocers' Premises will be CLOSED ; all day on 'May 4 and 5, being the occa'sirin of the visit to Wellington of H.R.H. Prince of Wales. H. J. STOTT, Secretary. ■ SHOWB. ' MAKIRIKIRI SHEEP- DOG TRIAL 1 CLUB, (Affiliated with the N.I. Sheep Dog Trial Association.) First - annual meeting IRST ANNUAL MEETING To be Held on Mr. H. V. Hammond's . Lismore Station. Makirikiri, • . WANGANUI. ■ THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, May 13 and H. : ■ iCIOO' IN CASH AND TROPHIES .£IOO To bo Given Away.. CLASS I,—Long Head Pull and Hold in Ring. . CLASS ll.—Short Head Drive and Yard. CLASS lll.—Huntaway. Nominations 55.; late entries, 10s. ■ Schedules may be had on application from Secretaries of any affiliated clubs. Nominations close with Secretary TUESDAY, MAY 4. - A. MACNAB, Hon, Secretary, \ Kulcuta Bag, Wnnganui. MANAWATU AND WEST COAST ItJL AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. Affiliated with the Royal Horticultural Society. ' EIGHTEENTH NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW > And - FIFTH PUREBRED CATTLE EXHIBITION AND SALE. > .Also » MANAWATU POULTRY EXHIBITION Polmerston North Show. Grounds, JUNE 22, 23, 24, and 25, 1920. BUTTER AND CHEESE CHAMPIONSHIPS. • Wonderful Display of the Industries and ■ ■ Products of N.Z. • Wanganui v. 4 To Ante Football Match. Dog Trials. Hunters' Competitions. • GENERAL ENTRIES' CLOSE JUNE 7. , Schedule on Application. W. T. PENNY, Secretary. [ Box 85, Palmerston North. : BUSINESS NOTICES. IyOTORISTS! A Stewart Gas Saver l'i. will cut your benzine bill. Price 325. 6d. Wellington Motor and Accessory •Co., 5 Dixon Street. G. W. Lawror.co, Manager. 1 CLUB Tea IfoJms, 126 Courtenay Place. Hot MeaW, Breakfast, Dinner, and Tea, Is. Bii.; open from 7 a.m. till 11 : p.m. Cleanest and Cheapest in the Do- . - HUNDREDS of Tyre' bargains, nil makes, for Ford Cars, from 905., Wellington. Motor and Acccssory Co.. 5 Dixon Street. 'Phone 22—092. G. W< : Lawrence, Manager. MOTORJSTS! We have a most com--1 J-'-a- prehensive stock of sundries and t spares. Wellington Motor and Accessory i Co., 5 Dixon Street, Wellington. 'Phono ; 22—092. G. W. Lawrence, Manager. CAFE GRANDE, next to Grand Hotel, will open for breakfast Tuesday. 27th. 0.30 a.m. to the Wellington! Motor and AcT cessory Co., 5 Dixon Street, for i your motor needs. Larecst assorted stocks ,in Dominion, G.'W, Lawrence, Manager,

, i : --I PATRIOTIC ENTERPRISEiS' - | i —__ -j MEW ZEALAND'S TRIBUTE TO I . ' FRANCE FUND. ! STATEMENT OP RECEIPTS AND 1 • • PAYMENTS • For Period July 4, 1918, to February 29, , 1920. ■'! RECEIPTS. .£ 6. d. ' 1 To Donations ; 14,412 7 1 ; French Day Appeal ' 509 4 3 1 „ Raffle and Art Unions ... 198 10 6 £15,180 1 9 '"i ' PAYMENTS. ' ' £ s. d. £ 6. d, : ] By General Expenses it) j „ Printing andSta- . ' i tionery Y.ii' 75 310 _ 1 „ Advertising ... 11 19 3 i , Satin Badges ... 17 3 5 i „ Bonus, to : Secre- ' ■ .1 , tary '' 26 5 0 — 13115 6 ■ ! „ Balance forward- , ' ■ i ed through New : Zealand Govern- , ment to— '• ' j French Red Cross , /. ' ; Fund , ~.. 7,450 0 0 ! French Orphan . j . and Blind Sol- / ; • ■ i • diers'. Fund .... 7,050 0 0 j Union des ' Fem- ■ mes de France 545 6 3 < ; ——— 15,045 6 3 : j \- f / <£15,1801;9 4 The bopks, papers, accounts, and. other \ | documents relating to the Receipts and j Expenditure of moneys of New Zealand's ; ' Tribute to France Fund for period July . ; 4, 1918, to February 29, 1920, have 'been duly examined by'.us, and we certify, the * ; foregoing statement to be in accordance ; therewith. i (Sgd) CLARKE AND MENZIES, Hon. Auditors. , Wellington, March 9, 1920. " .(Sgd) WATKINS, HULL, HUNT, AND . . WHEELER, Hon. Treasurers. March 9, 1920. ' s . ■' j PUBLIC NOTICES. ' TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. 1 TRADERS are warned that during,.'the j period of the Railway Strike the J Price-Investigation tribunal will .consider | any advance of prices of commodities , ] above thoso ruling on 2flth IIJjSTANT, | without consent of the Board of Trfido • j or Tribunal as an infringement of Sec-' J tion 32 of the Board of Tredo .Act. I By' order of the Price-Iwestigation j Tribunal. " . ] C. MACKLEY, . . . Secretary, ■ j Price-Investigation Tribunal. j '■' ■ ] ' ,' ; i , - ,i ' '■ - ■' 1 . | MASTER BAKERS. 1 %, ■ ..'j riOMPRESSED YEAST Users who do "j not receive Supplies can obtain Yeast from The Kellow Automatio Bak- : eries, Wellington., who will organise i Deliveries by most available sources. 1 DOMINION COMPRESSED YEAST ' . CO., LTD., ■ 1 Christchurch. ! I BOROUGH OF LOWER HUTT. I GAS CONSUMPTION.- ; I /TjWING to the serious outlook in the-, j w ma Iter of coal supplies, as a result '' of the railway strike, gas consumers are :•! requested to exercifie the utmost economy in their household lighting and cooking, j by using only such lights as are absolutely necessary. , 1 The supply of coal on hand at the Gas "j Works is very short. i E. P. RISHWORTH.- ' Mayor. ; WELLINGTON MASTER BAKERS' IN- ! DUSTRIAL UNION OF EMPLOY- j ■ERS. | THE PRINCE HOLIDAYS. ' ! THE MASTER BAKERS advise that I on .MONDAY NEXT Bread will be [ delivered' to private customers lor Mon- j day, Tliesday, and Wednesday. Tuesday j will be a closo holiday all round. But on Wednesday wholesale shops will be • j supplied as usual. ! G. J. CLARK, j Secretary. , > ~ ■ .;i BUSINESS NOTICES. ! "■j E. S. BAYLEY, v ! SURGEON DENTIST, j HAS taken over tho Practice lately j carried on by Mr. L. Levien, ana i may be Consulted AT HIS ROOMS, 218 | Lambton Quay (ppposite Kirkcaldio's). ;; Telephone 980. 1 C~ ASTLE'S "PRESCRIPTION, J'HAR- ./<i MAOIES. IS9 and " 189 . Ri.ldi'foK! ! Street, are rioted for prompt and acpu- ' j rate dispensing . .! BLINDS, fadeless gTeen or twine* J Cheapest in town. Call Everett'% I Blind Specialists, £9 Mannera Street, j