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m HEATRE ROYAL EVERY EVENING AT 8. DIX'S GAIETY COMPANY. A VERITABLE TRIUMPH. OUR LATEST NOVELTY ACT. ARRAS and ALICE ARRAS and ALICE ARRAS and ALICE' ARRAS and ALICE' ARRAS and ALICE ARRAS and ALICE ARRAS and ALICE. The Great European Novelty Act and Shaa-p-shooting Phenomenal. Nothing like it yet seen in New Zealand Last Nights of that. Popular Entertainer MR. VAL A'OUSDEN. MR. VAL VOUSDEN. - In his great, character of Mrs O'Rourke. And Another Welcome Addition to a Mammoth Bill is THE AMERICAN VITAGRAPH. THE AMERICAN VITAGRAPH. Besides which, we have such a list of Performers as tinder — MR. FRANK CLARK, MR. FRANK CLARK, Thei Populair American Comedian. Miss Stella Ranger Miss Florrie Raneer Mr. Charles Howaird Mr. Joe Cowan Miss Con. Devereux Mr. Carl Collier Prices 2s and Is. Box-plan at Hollidav's

FOOTBALL ! FOOTBALL ! ATHLETIC PARK, SATURDAY NEXT. Senu-Final far the Third-class Championship ATHLETIC v. SOUTHERN. ORIENTAL v. PONEKE Kick-off at 3 o'clock. Admission — SIXPENCE. Ladies Fx*ee Grandstand— SIXPENCE . D. McKENZIE, Sec. W.R.F.U.

CORONATION. TO THE CITIZENS OF WELLINGTON. I HEREBY request the Citizens of Wellington, to suitably Decorate their Premises on, Coronation Day, especially those along the route, of the Procession, and also to Illuminate same at night JOHN G. W. AITKEN, Mayor of Wellington.

WELLINGTON AND MANAWATU RAILWAY COMPANY, LTD. CORONATION DAY, SATURDAY AUGUST 9th, 1902. IN connection with above Holiday Excursion Tickets will be issued from Wellington, and Johnsouville to stations on the Napier-Taranaki Section asad vie© versa, from Thursday, August 7th to Saturday, August 9th, inclusive, available, for return up to and including Wednesday, 27th August, 1902. Holiday Excursion Tickets will also be issued from Wellington and Johnsonville to stations on the Company's line), and vice versia, during same dates and with same currency as above. Day Return Tickets will be issued between Wellington and Paikakariki on Saturday, August 9th at usual Day Return Fares. On thisi day, in addition to ordinary tdma-tiable trains a special train will leiave Wellington at 9.0 p.m., and run to Johnsonville, arriving there at 9.30 p.m. W. M. HANNAY, General Manager. Wellington, 4th August, 1902.

CORONATION. TICKETS issued in June for the Pavilion amd the' Platform at the Basin Reserve will be available for SATURDAY NEXT. No new Tickets can be issued. A. PEDDER, Secret ary.

EVANS BAY AND MIRAMAR ESTATE COMPANY. FRESH Tenders are hereby invited for the Road above the Through Cutting up to MONDAY the 11th of August. All information to be obtained at No. 4, Grey^stlreet, the office of THOMAS WARD. Assoc. M. Inst. C.E.

J. & A. WILSON, TjIUNERAL DIRECTORS & FURNIBHERB, Cambridge Tejuucf. All Requisites in Stock. BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS, Telephone 905.

F. S. Cory, ESTATE, BUSINESS and FINANCIAL AGENT, 7 GREY-STREET, BEGS to notafy his Friends, Clients, and the Public generally that, having RESIGNED 1 his position as TOWN SALESMAN to Messrs. Harconrt and Cb. (after five years' service), and commenced business on. HIS OWN ACCOUNT as above, he will be pleased to receive particulars of any PROPERTIES or BUSINESSES for "SALE, or to Sell tihem any tiling they require. TRY ME!

WEDDING CARDS . . . INVITATION CARDS . . . VISITING CARDS NEATLY PRINTED AT The Free Lance Office, 3, PANAMA STREET.

ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS OF r J^HE PULLMAN AUTOMATIC VENTILATOE CO. OF AUSTEALASIA, LTD. (Registered under "The Companies Act, 1882," and ite Amendmanets, at Wellington, 4th August, 1902.)

CAPITAL, £10,000, in 1000 Shares of £10 each. Of which 200 fully paid up Shares are to be allotted to the Vendor, in part payment of the purchase money for the license to sell under the patent rights, together with £3500 cash. And applications are now invited for the subscription of 800 Shares on the conditions following : — £1 per Share upon application, £1 per Share upon allotment, and the balance by calls of £2 per Share at intervals of not less than four weeks.

PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS: A. de BATHE BRANDON, Esq., Wellington Barrister DR. W. E. COLLINS, Wellington, Surgeon HON. T. W. HISLOP, Wellington, Barrister DR. C. P. KNIGHT, Wellington, Barrister JAMES RUSSELL, Esq., Wellington Builder CHARLES STEWART, Esq., Wellington, Timber Merchant A. A. BRODZIAK, Esq., Sydney, Gentleman. BROKERS MESSRS. BARR, LEARY AND CO., Dunedin and Wellington. J. MARTYN HUME. Wellington.

Tins Company is being formed to acquire the license under the patent rights grafted; in the colony of New Zealand and the States' of the Commonwealth of Australia to Charles Lewis Pullman, of Washington, D.C., U.S.A. The said rights give the exclusive right to use and vend tie Pullman Automatic Ventilator in the above mentioned colony; and States, such ventilator to be supplied by and in terms of contract with the patentee. The device is the invention of Mr. Charles Lewis Pulman, of the famous firm of palace car builders, who, after many yeatrsi' study and experiment, has perfected what is conclusively proved to be a perfect ventilator, combining as it does a constant supply of fresh air and a better distribution of it than any known system has yert> accomplished, with absolute immunity from draught, dust, or other,, matter, irrespective of weather conditions, together with simplicity of construction and moderation of price. The invention is becoming universally adopted, and. is applicable to railways, factories, hospitals, schools, dwellings, churches, offices, threatres, etc., etc. It is installed in the White House, the Senate:, Treasury (Washington) innumerable railways, public and private buildings throughout America, and, amongst other places, the Hotel Cecil, London, has it fitted in. The simplicity of the device enables it to be supplied at a price which will bring it within the reach of everybody and yet return a handsome profit to the company. After inspection the Government architect of New South Wales signified his intention of equipping the largest hospital in Sydney with this ventilator. The Railway Departments in Australia have been approached, and under their auspices eminently satisfactory trials have been made, and it is confidently expected that, the device will be adopted by them. BAKU, LEAHY AND CO., J. MARTTN HUME, Brokers.