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Evening Post, Issue 104, 9 June 1865, Page 4

UNPRECEDENTED NOVEL I SgJP GREAT ATTRACTION. A GRAND BAZAAR, FANCY FAIR, AND DISTRIBUTION OF VALUABLE PRIZES, WORKS OF ART, &c, &c, Will take place at MR. J. H. WALLACE'S AUCTION MAS^LAMBTON QUAY, TIJ§S EVENING, AND FOLLOWING DAYS, To Commence at Eight o'clock sharp. Amongst the Stock will be found the following Prizes :— English and American Clocks Workboxes Writing Desks Tea Caddys Dressing Cases Papier Machie Goods Electro-plated Ware Gold and Silver Watches Clocks, Musical Instruments Pictures, Oil Paintings, Souvenirs ¦ English and Colonial Jewelry French and English Vases Swiss and Italian Works of Art Mirrors, Albums Ac., &c. With Hundreds of other Useful and Ornamental Articles, too numerous to particularise. The Distribution of the above Magnificent Prizes will be conducted on the same principle as the Art Union of London, Paris, Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, Nelson, &c, and which cannot fail in giving to the most scrupulous unbounded satisfaction. TICKETS, 2s. 6d. EACH. ALL PRIZES— NO BLANKS. Drawing to Commence on Thursday Evening, at 7 o'clock, and each succeeding day from 11 a.m. till 10 p.m. FREE A D~M ISSI ON. Wellington, 25th May, 1865.

A LFRED A. BARNETT, LIOENSED AUCTIONEER AND VALUATOR, Commercial Sale Room, Custom Hotjsb Quat, Adances Cash on all descriptions of Merchandise.

NEW MARKET. /"^EORGE EDWARDS, Salesman and \JT General Commission Agent, Corn and Hay factor, Seedsman &c. &c. He will be prepared to draw out agreements, &c. A registry will be kept where all bargains, agreements, and sales can be entered. G. E. will commence on Tuesday next, the 25th instant.

ACADEMY, MANNEES STREET, Mr. R. H. O'Farrell, Trained Teacher, from 1 the National Model Schools, Dublin, Principal. MR. O'FARRELL begs to acquaint the inhabitants of Wellington, that he is prepared to receive pupils of every denomination, and a strictly secular course of instruction alone imparted to those who desire such. His course embraces the following branches, viz. :— Reading, writing, arithmetic (graphic and mental), geography, English grammar, Latin and Greek etymologies, Latin and French phrases, book-keeping (single and double entry) mensuration, Euclid, algebra, &c. Terms— Junior Class, per quarter, SV li Do. Senior do. in proportion to branches required. Ladies who may desire Drawing will hear of terms on Tuesdays and Fridays. Evening Class for Young Men, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, 7 to 9 o'clock. Terms, 6s. per month. May 17, 1865-

TRY OUR DK.ICIOU. COFEEE "POSSESSING rare Strength and FlaX vor. None but the best samples used, and fresh roasted and ground oa tbe premises. CANTON TEA MART. E. H. CREASE, Pbopkieto^^