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Free Lance, Volume IV, Issue 205, 4 June 1904, Page 13

WORKERS STRIKE FOR LIBERTY AND WIPE OUT FLOUR TRUST THE SECOND BY USING ONLY "CHAMPION" FLOUR.

HALLEY & EWING, TIMBER MERCHANTS, HAVE ON SALE : LARGE STOCKS OF SEASONED, ROUGH-DRESSED RIMU, TOTARA, and MATAI. Also — SKIRTINGS, ARCHITRAVES, MOULDINGS, Etc. JOINERY of ALL DESCRIPTIONS MADE TO ORDER. DOORS and SASHES a Speciality. TARANAKI and VICTORIA STS., and COURTENAY PLACE. Telephones, 236 and 1935.

j^EW ZEALAND'S PRETTIEST CHILDREN. HERRMANN'S. HERRMANN'S. SOO3CHILDREN WANTED 500 CHILDREN WANTED The well-known Artistic Photographic Firm, HERRMANN'S, CUBASTREET, WELLINGTON, is prepared to offer 30 prizes to New Zealand's Prettiest Boys and Girls not exceeding six years of age, to be distributed as follows : — Fust prize respectively £12 0 0 each Second do, do : : 7 0 0 each Thud do, do . : 4 0 0 each Fourth do, do . : 2 10 0 each Fifth do, do : : 2 0 0 each Sixth do, do : . 110 0 each Seventh do, do : : 10 0 each The remaining eight boys and eight girls to receave one of our best finished Enil argememts . It is particularly desirous that all Photographs (500) should leave NewZealand not later than the end of August, therefore PATRONS SHOULD AVAIL THEMSELVES AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE. Commencing 23rd May, 1904.

Conditions cam be obtained by correspondence or personal interview at HERRMANN'S STUDIO, Cuba-street, Wellington. p.S. — A Photograph of each child will be sent to one of the leading artists in the United States of America, who will decide the awards. By no doing no favour can possibly be shown.