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GRAND OPERA HOUSE. , Lessee j; C. Williamson,'Ltd. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), TO-NIGHT. BRILLIANT INSTANTANEOUS SUCCESS OF , AL, L A N... WILK IE, MISS FREDISWYDE HUNTER WATTS ■-, In the World-Famous Play, ' '■■ "THE SILVER KING." Allan Wilkie as Wilfrid Denver. Frediswyde Hunter-Watts as Nellie Denver. NEXT. PRODUCT!^ F°UR ™ MGHTS PRODUCTIONSATURDAY, 15th NOVEMBER, ALLAN WILKIE. Presents the Greatest-Play of Modern Times, "HINDLE WAKES/\ "HINDLE WAKES/ Or "FANNY'S SATURDAY TO MONDAY." A True Story of Lancashire Life. BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT THE BRISTOL FOR "HINDLE WAKES." ■ Box Plan afe The Bristol till 5 o'clock, after that hour at Perry's, where day sales may be obtained. • PRlCES:—Reserved Stalls, ss; Dress Circle, 4s: Stalls, 3s; Back Stalls, 2s; "'i.^.-'SI'JI-...^—i 11'^' Ng Early Poors- ' PUBLIC A P O L O G Y. HIGH COST OF LIVING. « ■' ." ■ .'• ■ . . ■ . , ■; -: ■■ .■ '■ mHE WELLINGTON DISTRICT FRUITERERS' ASSOCIATION, INCORPORATED, desires to apologise to the' General Public on behalf of its members who are unable to supply Bananas. ;. THE HIGH COST OF LIVING INTERESTS YOU. The Association, in its attempt to control prohibitive prices, decided upon a maximum price for Bananas, and they are pleased to announce that no Associated Shop bid beyond that price yesterday, and-have consequently been shut out. Your assistance and support of the Associated Shops is earnestly solicited in their fight for your interests! . A list of unassociated shops, or any matter of public interest, will be supplied on to the Secretary, . . . ; . ' J. W v RANSON, ■• . ■ ' . • , ■ " . r . ■ Cooper's Buildings.

ELECTORS! ELECTORS! ELECTORS! : ■ V N.Z. LABOUR PARTY, Wellington South. T^/TR. R. SEMPLE will speak in tho Star Theatre, Newtown, WEDNESDAY, 12th NOVEMBER, 8 p.m. Come -and "hear the fearless exponent of Labour's Platform and Ideals, his Replies to Critics, and the Work of the Labour Party in the House this Session. Get on the roll. Chairman, Mr. A, Blaok. ■ . Ladies specially invited. ■"' H. E. SWINDELL, Hon. Sec, : , 21, Waterloo-avenue. ' GENERAL ELECTION. WELLINGTON SOUTH ELECTORATE LT.-COLONEL MITCHELL cordially invites all Ladies who are willing ( to assist him in his Candidature to meet him at the NEWTOWN LIBRARY, TO-MORROW (Wednesday) AFTERNOON, 12th NOVEMBER, At 3 o'clock, ■.-'■ . HUTT ELECTION. ■mf-R. T. M. WILFORD will be pleased to meet his supporters at the TOWN HALL, LOWER HUTT, TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), 11th NOV., At 8 o'clock, '" I For the purpose of forming Committees on his behalf. LADIES CORDIALLY INVITED. " ' OTAKI ELECTION. ~ MR.' W. H. FIELD will address the electors as follows:—. OHAU: THURSDAY, 13th NOVEMBER, 8 p.m. ! OTAKI (TOWN HALL): FRIDAY, 14th NOVEMBER. GENERAL ELEOTiONi WELLINGTON NORTH ELECTORATE T CORDIALLY INVITE LADIES AND -"- GENTLEMEN, who are desirous oi securing .my return for the above Electorate, to meet me in the Concert Chamber, Town Hall,-on TUESDAY NEXT, the 11th NOVEMBER, at 8 o'clock p.m. .Yours faithfully, ■. JOHN P. LUKE. 7th November, 1919.. ', ' ■ * WELLINGTON RETURNED SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION. AN EXTRAORDINARY . GENERAL MEETING of the above Association will b© held in the MASONIC HALL, Boulcott-street, TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY). 11th NOVEMBER, 1919, at 7.30 p.m. Business: 1. Consideration of Standing- Orders. 2. Report from Parliamentary Committee, 3. Report re Pukcora Sanatorium. 4. Election to fill one Vacancy on Comi mittee. 5. Generul. Admission by financial membership card °U, s'' IX. J. F. ALDRICH, Secretary. rriO LET, 8 Unfurnished Rooms, wit!; X U*« of cottvanicHcee. Apply\9, lieat term* < \