CHRISTMAS PORTRAITS. ■ delightful cto obtained by -. -L clusivo "Sl'.v.JT" procoaa far m anything yon li.ivc yot »oon. Sp« th—■ Livo Portraits, and the Charming ment, fiuishod in Colours, in our "SUNLIT" Stvle. Givo your friend a "SUNLIT" Portrait for a Christmae Gift. MILLARD'S CROTYN STUDIOS, 109 High street, juat below Clock Towt. M6B7M7W
AMUSEMENT& WLLKIE BARD SEASON. THE BOX TLANS FOR THE BEASOJ (5 NIGHTS ONLYi ARE NOW OPEN" AT THE BRISTOL, PIANO CO. FIRST MATINEE TO-MORROW Special Matinee Priooe: D.O. and 0.5. Si; Back Stills, &j; Gallery, 1»; Early Doots, Is extra. FINAL MATINEE SATURDAY NEXT. ! WILKIE BARD, | WILKIE BARD. England's Grout**: and Mo«t Genuir.i>'.y Huuu>rous Sir.ser-Ceuiediaai. rHEA T R E ROYAL. . - - . J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD. Direction. . . . HARRY 0. MUSi'.ROVK. Manager - • • Victor Muigrcv*. A Grent and Important Announcer. Commencing TO-NIGHT JIT.SDAYi, NOV. W&, TO-NIGHT vTI'ESDAY*. NOV. s*h, TO-NIGHT "NOV. Zx\ At S p.ui., I For a Brief Season. HARRY G. MUSGROVE Has pleasure in Announcing tho First Appearnnco in C.'hristcliureh oi tho World-) Miownod and Popular Singer-Comedian, WILKIE BARD. WILKIE BARD. WILKIE BARD. WILKIE BARD, WILKIE BARD, WILKIE BARD, (Tho Idol of Londoners). WILKIE BARD WILKIE BARD . v WILKIE BARD Will be supported by • WILKIE BARD Company of 80 of th* WILKIE BARD World'* Moat Brilliant WILKIE BARD Specialty Artist*. WILKIE BARD WILKIE BAUD London* Most Popultf WILKIE BARD Singing Comedian. WILKIE BAKU WILKIE BARD Writes th* majority < WILKIE BARD tho aong» ho tines. WILKIE BARD WILKIE BARD Build* a song into WILKIE BARD great character scene. WILKIE BARD WILKIE BARD Is a specialist in roaiWILKIE BARD tivoly clean mirth. WILKIE BARD WILKIE BARD Has nothing in ©ommon WILKIE BARD with tho old slapstick WILKIE BARD and red-nose type of WILKIE BARD coniodian. WILKIE BARD WILKIE BARD Want* to meet Urns*, WILKIE BARD Digger* who told aim WILKIE BARD tha« Christchuroh was WILKIE BARD the beat place in to* WILKIE BARD world to live in. WILKIE BARD WILKIE BARD Thore i* only on* WILKIE BARD WILKIE BARD, and WILKIE BARD he'* coming to Christr WILKIE- BARD churoh TO-DAY (TUE3WILKIE BARD DAY). WILKIE BARD WILKIE BARD . The Brightest, WILKIE BARD Cleverest, WILKIE BARD And WILKIE BARD Most Versatil* WILKIE BARD Comedian WILKIE BARD in the world. wilkie bard wilkie Bard WILKIE BARD WILKIE BARD ■Will ba supported by *> 80—"WORLD STAR VAUDEVILLE—BO 00—WORLD STAR VAUDEVILLE-*) COMPANY. COMPANY. PRICES-0.5,, 7s 6d; Back Stall*, 8* «d« Gallery, Is 6d. Early Doors. Is extra. Ail prices plus tax. 2549 CHARLES BERKELEY. THE STUDENTS' GLEE CLUB COff. PUPILS of MISS MABIAW WOOD* HOUSE, CHORAL HALL, WEDNBtV DARY, November 80th. Tick** S», Reserved 2a, at Tho Bristol. M7l SITUATIONS VACANT. I ~ of Typing essential Apply in oiro handwriting, N.Z.C., 2552P Care of "Pre**" Offica (For continuation of "Situation* Vacant" page 11 of this Issue.) BOARD AND RESIDENCE. STAY AT BRICfHTON THIS BTJMMEBI BRIGHTON'S Bracing, Sea Air bring* to < the tired business man and woman complete rest. The NEW BRIGHTON CAFE offers you quiet, homely comfort, an excellent table, and all the facilities of a fir*tclass hotel! Spend your Holiday* at the Cafe. For accommodation phone 2685. J. JACKSON, J5665-8181 Proprietor. GRAND VIEW HOUSE. AEABOA. ready to reci . September let. in her new and t to-dato PRIVATE BOARDING-HOUB commanding a grand view on the Esplanade, where they will enjoy every comfort, combined with a good Table. Letters and tologiams promptly attended to. 'Phone No. 65. OTEL BRISTOL, Corner of Cub* and . Ghuznee streets, Wellington. Visitor* to Wellington seeking i<* high-olass board aDd lodging, at an exceptionally reasonable tario, will find at the Hotel Bristol every comfort and convenience which an up-to-date private hotel can offer. Moat centrally situated, within one minute of Poat Office and Theatre. Trams pass the t remises. Electric light, hot and cold shower bath*. Tariff 10s per day, 13 3s per week. T. G. LEWIS, Proprietor. LB7OO WHERE TO STAY IN DUNEDIN. VISITORS to Dunedin stay at tho Empis*. Everybody must support the "Empir*" by staying at J. CARTER'S EMPIRE HOTEL, PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIS. Best of Accommodation, e Best Brands of Liquors. Moderate Tariff. "Keep to the Empire." 0(79 ITONEHURST RESIDENTIAL HOTEL. .J'XONEHUHST RESIDENTIAL HOTEL. 43-49 Symonds street, AUCKLAND. Mr and Mis ALBERT A. BROWN. Propr*. Strictly First-clafle Houße. Specially adapted for Tourists. Healthy, prominent position (on tram route), overlooking harbour and City. Extensive ground*; Smin, from train or boat. TARIFF: lie daily, 84* weekly. Telegrams: "Stonehurst," Auckland. 83102-3109 "THE 0 1 NEW BRIGHTON. RS E. DAVIES, Ist* Hotel Federal and Ilfracombe, Akiroa. HIGH-CLASS PRIVATE HOTEL. Garden Parties and Wedding* Catered teaTariff on application. T*L 8278 R. D 3159 vyHERE to stay at GOVERNOR'S BAY HIGH BANK PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE. Every Home Comfort, and Finest View •*" the Harbour. MRS A. K. UuiitKEß, HS795_ ProprieU—fr WELLINGTON'S BEST PRIVATE HOTEL '•m H E MANSION S." Ghuznee street. Right in the heart of the city. Every convenience. Excellent Cui»ino. Tariff 12« per day. £8 10» per week. Telegrama, "The Mansions, Wellington." Under the personal supervision of Alcs-iames Cooke and McGowan (late of Christchurch). C3IW OUNT PLEASANT HOSTEL AND HEALTH RESORT, 1300. Feet *bov* level. Situated back oi Redcliffs. Splendid accommodation for Boarder* and Weekend Guest*. Liberal Tariff. Oar meet* tram* by request. Ring Redcliffs 'Phone, or writ* Tea House, Mount Pleasant. «. H.ROBERTS, ProDxiatox. BW9
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