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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3441, 21 February 1890, Page 4

GRAND JUBILEE ANNIVERSARY ART UNION AND GIFT CONCERT ASSOCIATION. Bjr permission o the Colonial Secretary,) (GRAND JUBILiJBABT UNION. 122 Piiici And OiftH, valued at £5OOOlll ! First Prize, valued at £SOO Second Prize, valued at £3OO ■ Third Prize, valued Mt £2OO Fourth Prize, valued at £IOO 10,000 Art Udljh Ticketi, at 2a each. : Numbered from Ito 50,000, inclusive: ' Ih« ow priee briogi them within the reach ol all, GRAND ART UNION AND GIFT CONCERT, Inaidol THE FREE PUBLI LIBRARY FUND. mHE GRAND ART UNION and 1 GIFT CONCERT ASSOCIATION will give > leriei of Orai'd Contort*, comuiencinK on MONDAY, the 3 d, and continuioeon TUESDAY, 4th February,lß9o, and will distribute to ticket-holders £SOOO IN ART UNION PRIZES AND i GIFTS. Bankera: National Bank ol New Zealand, Distribution to commence immediately ifter theGencerte, The Drawing will take place under the supervision of prominent citizens, Musical CouHtrar, JB Connolly CD Mackintosh JM'Glashan ■ WF Parson CJBill Joint Thbubhem, JC M'Kerrow.of JO MKerrovr iCo, C WTinutr, Birriifori-nd Solicitor, Szcmtart: C D Mackintosh lISTOF GRAND ARTUNIONPKIZES AND GIFTS. 1 Grand art union price, pictures, valued at ~.£500 0 0 1 Grand art union prize, pictures valued it ... 300 0 0 1 Grand art union prize, pictures valurd at - ~, 200 0 0 1 Grand art union prise, piano value! at .. 100 0 0 4 Grand ait union prizes valued at £so_each ,„ 200 0 0 5 Grind art unions prizes, valued at £2O each ... 100 0 0 20 Qrand art union prizes, valued ut £lO each ... 200 0 0 20 Griud art union prizes,' valued at £5 each ... 100 0 0 947 Grand art union prizes, valued at . 1000 0

t Ann i Grand Bit union priioa) £2700 0 0 lm \ valued nt j 1 Grand, musical art gift P'ix^(o:indci.nteat) .„ SO 0 0 20 Grind voYil itt gifts, prizes (vocal compel!. . tion) ... ,„ ... 150 0 0 100 Grand art gifts, priiei (word competition) ... 100 9 0 lGiand Jubilee anniversary gilt to tho Free Public Library, consisting Qf standard works valued at .. ~. ...8000 0 0 ! Grand art union prizes) and gifts, valued at \ £SOOO 0 0 Grand total' fflfsjr ART GIFTS. (WORD COMPETITION) In commemoration oi the Jubilee Anni. rersary of the Foundation of the Colony, IN GRAND ART GIFT PRIZES Will be preseuted to One Hundrol Ticket Holders wlio form the niuliest number at oer'ain English Dictionary words by re-ar-rnnginK the letters in the words " Jubilee Anniversary." Thus for example :—" June, Library, Any." The above amount- will be divided is follows : First -Grand art Rift prize valued it. . .. ' ~ ' 0 Secsnd—Grand art gift prize, valued at .... 10 0 0 Third-Oand art gift prize. valued at .... 5 0 Fourth-Grind lit gift prize, valued at ~ ~'3 00 Fifth—Grand art gift prize valued . at .. .. •„■, 20 0 . In addition to 15 other grand art gift prizes valued at LI each, and $0 grand art igift prizes 10a eich; making a grand total of 100 prizes, valued at LIOO. By the above it will be see'n that every iickethohtoywhe is a competitor will have 100 chances ef obtainiig one ef the 100 grand lit gift prizes, the whole of the tickets ire not sold irt union prizes and Vfts vriil be made r>n> rata on the amount disposed of Should the recipient of any of the large prizes, though living at a distance or otherwise, wish tin prize sold, the Committee guaiantee to find a purchaser at the vnlije stated above, less' 10 per cent A statement of the distribution will he published and forwarded to ticketbolders whe obtain Art Union prij's, aud'all prizes wjll be piomptly delivered after the drawing, Holders ol five Art Union tickets will be admitted free to the Hi and Gift Concerts, Good and, responsible persons wanted to work for the interests of the Association, How to remit to the Association-Money should be lent by Bank draft, voitat note, money order, or registered letter, to the jointTrea-urers. For tickets, circulars, or information apply to

CD MACKINTOSH, Secretary, • 3399 Lambton Quay, Wellington; ' Sole igtnt for' the sale of Tickets ' Masrerton. W. E.Bokb. 9 '-flWlTfl 8808, ' VULOAN FOUNDRY, id 3. Mahmrs-Stmm Weuinoton, k> il Hating secured a urge assortment it Deiigna of Omumemh Castings f Verandahs, Balconies, Fences, &o„ wn to inform Architect*, Builders, and tl public that they are prepared to supp all orders at prices that will enmpa ;e favorably with thn imported article. ;t They still continue to execute orde T for all Borts of Oast and Wrought Ir< Work, An illustrated catalogue w ihortly be iuued PHIENty IRON AND BRASS " " fopndry" '! Robertson & Co., r ' - ■■ ENGINEERS, BOILER MAKERS • SHIP.AKDGENEBA&rfMITHS. • inNUFACTiRERSnffheTIib M BnltorhtefltFWXSTWPPßl •<«o SCUTCHERS and HECKLES i «... ■" "IEBBEB, and all Macbiner FLAX i.-. "-"h FJm Drawing l in connection w """*' ,, Enjliw Makers of all kinds of fete*,., and Boilers, Estimates for all kinds ut Ironwork piven.. Country orders ded to with despatch, ' ROBERTSON & CO., . Old Custom House-street, Wellington [iOAEDJ. • W. R BONE, A CGOUNTANT and GENERAL "COMMISSION AGENT. Office {adjoining J. Williams' Tobacconist shop. Bookikept,Rents»ndDebtioolleoted. 3427