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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 307, 28 December 1922, Page 3

I OPERA HOCSE. TUe 'Mr Christmas pantomime " Tne Babes In The Wood," which opened on Boring Dar at the Opera House, was presented to "a crowded audience afrain last evening From every point of view the oantominie is a distinct success, anil reflects treat credit on Sir Benjamin and Mr. John Fuller for •providing their patrons and victors with such a magnifteeDt production " The Babes In The Wood "Is presented twice daily, at 2.80 and 8 p.m. Seats roav be reserved at Lewis R. Eady and Son. Ltd. _____—■-—

Mr. Barton, S.M. at Wanganui, in dealing with a case under the Arms Act, said that no doubt the Act was more far-reaching than Parliament ever intended it to be (states an exchange). The fact was that men, owners of shotguns, w J hen they changed their address and went to another address, were required to notify the police. This meant that fully nine tenths of the population of the Dominion could not change their address without the obligation of notifying the police. There was a very brief sitting of the Police Court this morning, Mr. J. W. Poynton, S:M\, presiding, when six "drunks" were disposed of, two charges of street fighting, and a charge of attempted suicide. Are you going for a holiday shortly? Travel in comfort with reliable bags from the Firm of Fowlds.—(Ad.) The tastiness of fish is enhanced when flavoured with Sharland's tomato sauce, which is made from rich, red, luscious tomatoes. Ju»t try it.—(Ad.j.