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FULLERS' TTTVR'S ~_ UMJ3RS- K.IXQ.I TOiIHH Direction: and Soi J J^ FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY The Entire Programme will be ttta* '• to the Opera House m>ss^ 4 Will L^ " Unicyboxologists '• *"*■ The Novelty with a p am r<REIGHTOX AND irnr/..

Ureighton 2££ Wffig-- I Jugglers Extraordinary. ASn' || T ITTLE T ORNA AM) T a v<, I Xnß LgS Brilliant Juvenile Entertainers.! rpHE A LDORS, i In a Unique Acrobatic Act fJENDA -ptfDD, English Musical Comedy Artist AND "ROSLTn' t/ARLTOX AND Comedy, Burlesque Artists from L M 1 JIMMY -VI-ORTON, *• 1 "immy -Norton; I The Entertaining Light Comedian I •T F K^ ll ®*. " t» . J_J. KJUTTON, English Entertainer at the Piano A NITA 'QHAWE, -tt-XITA Ohawe; ■London's Famous Revue Star in \ew tM HARRY-BOY mm SOna ARRY-BOY -«-AFT! 'He only causes one Laugh-bnt it*ln«t= . 20 .Minutes. A Riot. sln FULLERS' VERY UTTLE PHICESReserves, 2/; Other 'Prices, 1/6 and 1/ Plans at Lewis R. Eadv and Son rik and at Findlay's, Pitt Street. -«-O-jNIGHT. I AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. f;! rpOWN JJALL QONCERT QHAMBEB i Direction Chas Begg. ana Co., in ' ' THE GREATEST LADY PIAIfIST Since Madame Carreno. DOROTHEA VINCENT DOROTHEA VINCENT "... quite a furore at the con- I elusion —a general recognition of tsi § entrancing playing."—"Evening Star," Dna- f edin. I Miss Vincent will play a short piece of X Mozart's, the virile "Apassionata Sonata" tj by Beethoven, and a familiar group of ■ Chopin items. Also a number of lesser X known solos, including a Prelude of I Albeniz, a modern Spanish composer. Two I' works of the Englishman, John Ireland- I the attractive "RAGA-MUPFIN" ana his E fine and little known "RHAPSODY." B The Kaleidoscopic "JEUX D'EAU" of I Ravel, antl the descriptive poem of Debnssj I "LA CATHEDRALE EXGLOUTIB," and I one of the popular Rhapsodies of Liszt irili i conclude the programme. ADMISSION: 5/, 3/ (Plus W\ 1 Parties Stndents (Reserves), 3/ (Plml«|, I Box Plan at E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. rpOWN JJALL piONCERT />HAMBEE 1 THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1925. jig jyjUSICAL TJECITAL. BERTA CARR, I

.Mezzo-Soprano. |, MAIDA HOOPER, f Pianiste. { MARGARET STODDART, * Violiniste. Tickets, 4/, plus tax (res.): 2/, at Messn 1 , Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd., Queen St | _ffll_ V AUDEVILLti *' A II D ETILLII TUESDAY, MARCH 24, ||mj||| ST. BENEDICT-S HALL Tnß CREAM OF AUCKLAND. I Watch Saturday's Issue for Jlonstcr I'rogrammo. I BOROUGH NOTICES. | "OOROUGH OF ONEHEXGA. | Notice is hereby given that all arreati Kj of General and Water Rates, Water nr m meter charges. Rents, Scoria, etc., wIM gg remain unpaid after the 31st inst.. ji* S liable to be sued for -without further |X notice. H. A. TOCKNEY, 930 I THOROUGH OF ONEHUXGA W& J-* DISTRICT ELECTORS' LIST. I

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