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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 12351, 15 November 1905, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.. MISS MAUD JEFFRIES And MR JULIUS KNIGHT. TWO OF THE MOST POPULAR AN© GIFTED DRAMATIC ARTISTS ON THE AUSTRALASIAN STAGE. rpHEATRE ROYAL. Under tha Direction of MR J. C. WILLIAMSON. Touring Mansger-MR HAROLD ASHTON. IMPORTANT DRAMATIC EVENT, Commencing WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2_ud. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd. FAREWELL TOUR Of MISS MAUD JEFFRIES MISS MAUD JEFFRIES . And MR JULIUS KNIGHT MR JULIUS KNIGHT Supported by a Most POWERFUL DRAMATIC COMPANYA GREAT OPENING BILL, Recently received by Melbourne audiences with a perfect furore of enthusiasm, affording as it did opportunity for both Miss Jeffries and Mr Knight to be seen in splendid characters, which their riohly-endow-d talents enabled them to portray to the fullest perfection. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd, 23rd, 24th. An Entirely New Version (for t}ie first time in the Colonies) of DAVY GARRICK DAVY GARRICK Preceded each evening by W. S. Gilbert's Masterpiece, .COMEDY AND TRAGEDY v COMEDY AND TRAGEDY Plans for thesa three, performance- will bo opened at Milner and Thompson's on Friday Morning next. THE ENGINEERS' BAND CARNTVAL Will bo Continued at the pOLOSSEUM SKATING RINK, In Armagh street, on THURSDAY, FRIDAY and '_ .__. ' " SATURDAY EVENINGS.

A Large Amount of -Material Still to be Disposed of. Special Programmes are Being" Arranged for Each Evening. COME AND HELP TKE BANDSMEN. Watch the Papers for Programmes. CARNIVAL RE-OPEN'S THURSDAY .EVENING, at 780 o'clock Laaf Daya.of the Art Union. 3316 TT7-, A.I NO N I PARK. WEDNESDAY, at 8-Oamp Fire, eto. THURSDAY, at s-^Scientific Noveltiea. FRlDAY—Optical Illusiona, «t 4 SATURDAY—GaIa. " SJUNDAY—Music. Admit-ion-d.'" Afternoon Tea.6d. 8378 DR. BRADaHAW will (rive a Popular ORGAN RECITAI- on SATURDAY, at 8 p.m. Chopin'• J fFuneral March," Haydn's "Burr-rwe." Gounod'a "Aye Maria," Stewart's "Conoert Fantasia." etc., etc. < 3763 HORNBY AND ISLINGTON SPORTS. •'. NOVEJMRBR 30th 1905 ENTRIES for.the above Coae on FRIDAY November 24th. . Programmes can be -bad on application. J. KB-.WO-grHY."Hon. Sec Hornby. '■■'. ■ ;;'\; ;.Xlec_-ures. METAPHYSICAt-'CffJDS* TO-NIGHT, Bpxn T7K>URTH.LBCTTJ__E of the Course on X "PSYCHICAL" pErVBLOPMENT." ' O'Bryen Hoare, MA., will Lecture on "THE WILL." Room*, 151 Gloucester' atroet (nert Theaire) ' ■ - ... : 'v'.. v.~..\:' J - 8771 VOLUNTEER NOTICES. VOLUNTEER NOTICE. : CANTERBURY NATIVE RIFLES. COMPAINY OROEiRS., By Lieutenant A. Bourdot \ GENERAL MEETING cf the above -*.' Corps will be .held TUESDAY, -letmat., for tbe purpose of ELBCTING an OFFIOEJR. By Order, - H.. FA ASS, ■' ■■:■• Colout-SorKMmt. . PUBLIC NOTICES.

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AT THE D.'l. C. NOW SHOWING A SUPERB COLLECTION OP CHRI9TMAS CARD 3 POST CARDS, snd CALENDARS. FOR THB HOME MAIL, LEAVING NOVEMBER 14th. ' Which is delivered iv England December 16th. !■:>: ,i#__- '. . ■ >M:'&£S^®MM&i&%