GROUNDS OF HOMEWOOD TO BE OPEN

Dominion, Volume 34, Issue 45, 16 November 1940, Page 6

GROUNDS OF HOMEWOOD TO BE OPEN

Once again Mr. and Mrs. Lt. Sutherland. Kurort. Wellington, will open the beautiful grounds of ••Homewood" on behalf of the Wellington Eree Kindergarten on .Sunday afternoon. December 1. This will be I lie first time these grounds have been open this season, ami guests .-ire assured of a delightful afternoon's entertainment. Christmas carols will be sung on the large lawn in front of the house at 3 p.m., led by the Boys’ Institute Band and the Bohemian Male Choir. The most beautiful of Ihe enrols have lieen chosen for this occasion and the entertainment is one which will appeal to very large numbers of people. The gates will bo open at 2 p.m. and the singing of the enrols will eoinmenee at 3 p.m. Tim lawn til "Homeward” is an ideal spot for a community sing of iliis kind. Programmes will be distributed free, ami it is anticipated that this will be one of the most successiui entertainments of its kind ever held in Wellington.

Afternoon lea will be served for a small charge and soft, drinks will also be open for the use of guests, and the swimming bath and tennis courts will be option for the use of guests, and I he many attractions of •■Homewood” will also be open for all to enjoy.' Headers are asked to watch the papers for furtiter advertisements, giving fill! purlieu

A magnificent specimen of the silversmith's art: is a splendid solid silver claret, cup bowl at. Josling’s. 11. lias a handsomely embossed design of dragons imposed on a lovely arabesque of half circles, and it. stands on a carved plinth. With ils interesting history, combined with its highly decorative and intrinsic value, this beautiful bowl ranks as a real art treasure and ati heirloom of the future. Today’s price offers a wonderful investment. E. A. Joslitig, 111 Wakefield Street (opp. Public Libra ry 1. Advl.