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Maoriland Worker, Volume 3, Issue 87, 15 November 1912, Page 5

DUNEDIN - i»-~ INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION BRTDONB HALL. —Commencing-— NOVEMBER 22, 1912. (Promoted by the trades and Labor Counoll of Otago.) Special Attractive Displays by Otago'a Leading. Manufacturers, Dunedin City Council, Gas, Electric Light and Water Departments. A Special Feature of) the Exhibition will be Exhibits of work done by pupils attending the Public Schools; also Handicraft and Home Industries Exhibits. As this Exhibition has been promoted and is being controlled by the workers, every worker should be especially interested. Talk Exhibition and see that your friends take a ticket in the MONSTER ART UNION. £250 in Prizes. : : : In Prizes £250Tickets: ONE SHILLING EACH. (Admit to Exhibition.) - Books (containing 25 tickets') for £1 can be obtained from the Secretary. If you live out of Dunedin, send for a book, and heln the cause of Labor. R. BREEN, Secretary, Trades Hall, Dunedin. ■WrORKERS, seek the best value for * * your earnings. Buy your boots from H. W. REYNOLDS. "Our" Bootmaker, 654 Colombo St., CHRISTCHURCH. You will get highest value for your money. • Only best "quality boots stocked. Give mc a turn.' You'll not regret it. ■ THISTLE INN. Corner of Sydney and Mulgrave sts., WELLINGTON. MRS. KEENEY, ... Proprietress. Good accommodation. First-class meals. Every well-known brand <#. Spirits, Wines & Ales stocked. Tariff reasonable DAILIE AND CO., LTD., SHIPPING AND INSURANCE AGENTS, IMPORTERS AND GENERAL MERCHANTS. 244-246-248 Palmerston Street, WESTPORT. 'Phone 2. '• KILPATRICK, CROCER, The Noted shop for Genuine Cheap Groceries. Tea (Farming's), per lb 1/ 1 Good Ceylon Tea," 1/4," 1/8, 1/8, & 21' 5 Tins Pine Apples 1/* Very Choice Prunes, per lb 6d. Symington Soups, per pkt 6d. Honey, troien, per" lbT" 6d. A Regular Suppiy~of New-laid' EGGS at market priceß. KILPXTBICK, GROCER, 120 COURTENAY PLACE, WELLINGTON. Telephone $i&.