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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3411, 16 January 1890, Page 4

GRASD OILEE ANNIVEUSAItV ABT UNION GIFT CONOEItr ASSOCIATION By P ermi«ion o the Colonial Rccrctaty.) WAND JUBILKKART UNION. 122 Wfcl wd Oilti, vuliwl at fWOfl 111 WOM Art Union Tickota, at 2b eacli | TmtoVfromUojO.OOO,'««l>'»'v« Ito'"«r Price briTgT torn within tbo re««h of all. GRAND ART UNION AND GIFT CONCERT, THE FREE vmUO LICUAM . FUND. rnHV fiRAND~ATtT UNION and ToiFTCoSERTASSOCIATIOh MdJldißtributetoticket-holto £BOOOIB ART UNION PfiBKS AND CJIFTS. BiDktn I Nationamnk of Kew Zealand. Diitnliiition to wmmcuw immediately ■•■«heConcha. The Otwrijg "« Site ,£ £d« the mperviakm olimwu. ■ :nt citizcuf. ~ CHiU Jeisi TiiusciiEßS, JCM'Kcrrow.ol J.CMKe f nwAC» 1 CWTMuet.BwmtorrndSoh tor. ' Secretary :_CD»'<« k u ltoßh LIST OF lOtud art union pn», pictnrea valued at ;•• 3W ut ut 1 Grand a,t union pme, pic .ut«« valued »t .- m ut " lOrudnt «nu»pi«. piano va'.nei at ... ™° ut valued at fSO each .... 200 O O 50tandattui.iouipnKB, valued at fWewh .■■■ lo ° ° °

M Grand art union prizes, valued»tJEloeach .... 200 0 0 20 Grant! art union prniw, valued at £6 each .... 100 <> « MGrand nt union V»\ m „ . valuedftt - ____ , n ' (Grand art umonpriws) 0 0 "> f J° valued at I 1 Grand musical art gift _ ... 50 0 0 00 Grand vowl art gifts, prizes (vocal wnpati. : • tin) ... ■ ■•• .- 1W ° ° 100 Orwil »rt gift«. P"»« (word contention) ••• 10 ° y " 16-andJttl'tlee anniversary gift to the Free Public Library, consisting qi r ,W WWk9 V 2000 00 1 "~"l Grand art union prizes) and-Rifts, valued at £OOOO 0 0 11M (Grand total ) GRAND ART GIFTS. , (WORD COMPETITION) , In commemoration oi the Jubilee Anniversary of the Foundation of the Colony, ] IS GRAND ART GIFT PBIZE9 Wll be presented to Ono Hnmlred Ticket H i'd ,n who form the Jii(hwt number of MThin English Dictionary words by w*rlm?.« the letters iu the word. "Jubilee Anniifirßsry." ... Thus lor example :-" June, Liorary, Anv" The abovo amount will be divided as follows: ... , , Fiwt-Graud art Rift pnzo valued at >• ••■ " Bocond-Grand art gift wa, ■- n valued at ..■ ». W° ° Third-Grand art gift prize. valued at •• ■• * " Fourth-Grand art gift prize, valued at .. •• <• ut « Fifth-Grind art gift prize valued at ii •• " In addition to 15 other grand art gift prizes valued at LI each, and 80 grand art gift prizes 10a eush, ma<;io»a grand total of 100 pr'zeß, valued at 1100. By the above it will be aten that every tiokatbold;r, who ia a comptitor will have 100 chances of obtaining oi,e of the 100 If tbo whole oi the tickets are not sold, 8t( union prizes and gifts will be made/vo rata on the amount disposed of Should the recipient of any of the largo prizes, through Hviup at a distance or otherwise, wish the prize sold, the tornmittea guarantee 11 find a purchaser at the value stated above, less 10 par cent A statements tho distribution mil be published and forwarded to ticketuoldcra who obtain Art Union priz s, and all prizes will be piomptly delivered after the drawing. Holder* of five Art Union tickets will be admitted free lo the Grand Gift Concerts, f. Giod and responsible persons wanted to work' fur tho interests of the Association. u_... i n », m .'t tn ft... Aac.iMft'inll -Monev

HowwremittotheAfsoci should bo Bent l.y Bank dwft, I ostal note money order, of registered letter, to the joint Treasurers, For tickets, circulars, or infoimalion BPlllylo CD MACKINTOSH. Secretary, 3399 Lambton Quay, Wellington. Solo agent for 1 tho sale of Tickets in Masterton, W. Mwe, TE ARO MUBTC WAREHOUSE MIMNEKS SIBBM, (NeitFLOCKTON'S.) E. J. KING, Music Seller, (Late of Cuba Streot.) LARGE Stock of Musical Instruments of every description on latest Music Reeoivcd Monthly. Tutors and Teaching Mußio in flrt'at Variety. Country Orders punctually attended to. .fJMITB'KROS. VULOAN FOUNDRY, MiKSBRS-SIBEET WBtUHOTON, Having secured a urge assortment of, Designs of Ornamental Castings for Verandahs, Balconies, Fences, &e.. wish to inform Architects, Builders, and tho, public that they are prepared to supply all orders at prices that will compare favorably with the imported article. Thoy still continue to executo ordors for all sorts of Oast and Wnonam Iron Work. An illustrated cataloguo will shortly ho mwA FUHMTURE! 1 1 rl TOELLEU begs to intimate to \J, IVJ his many friends in tho Wairarapa'that he has opened a wellfurnished establishment at 07, Mannersstreet, WeHwKton, where orders will bo punctually attended to. All Roofa manufactured at tho extensive factory, DimD'Street. 1 VIBT OF INffEOIIONIK - '. TTTED