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AMUSEMENTS. f\ P E HA IIOUS E. Lessee, .T. C. "Willinmsoii, Ltd. Direction. MacMahon atid Dunnellv, A Sensational Success. "A TICKET' IN TATT'S," The Remarkable Australian Phnlo Play. "A TICKET l\ TATT'S" Together with "A TICKET IX TAXI'S" a plorions]ifo"A TICKET IN TAT'J"S" gramme, in"A TICKET IX TATT'S" eluding the "A TICKET IX TATT'S" wonderful in"A TICKET IX TATT'S" dustrial pic "A TICKET IN TATT'S" lure "Panama. "A TICKET IX TATT'S" Canal." OXLY TWO NIGHTS MORE. The Opera House being otherwise engaged. Book your seats at tho Dresden. Atillion Prices—2s., Is., and Gd. (-(HUE NK W f HE ATlili. A Manners Street. Props., Messrs. MacMahon and Donnelly. CONTINUOUS PICTURE SHOW. DAILY, from U a.m. till H p.m. GO WHERE THH CROWDS GO! "The Public is wiser than tho wisest critic."—(Bancroft.) Overflowing Attendances throughout Yesterday. ' TO-DAY. LAST DAY Of the Current Delightful Collection of Kineinalograph Surprises. . COME IN ANY TIME And von can SEE A WHOLE PROGRAMME. The Best the Wide World can Furnish. NEW PROGRAMME TO-MORROW. Think of it! Adulli Gd., Children 3d. everywhere. Coronation of King George . V, next Monday, July 31st. pOROXATION X.Z. INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. CI.OSIXG DAY, SATURDAY, JULY 29. FANCY-DRESS CARNIVAL IN STADIUM. FREE. FREE. FREE. £b0 IX PRIZES. .£SO IX PRIZES. BY VOTE OF~THE PUBLIC. First Trize, £5— Most Original Costume For Gentleman. First Prize, .£s—Most Original Costume for Lady. Second Prize, £2 10s. —Second Best Costume for Gentleman. Second Prize, .K 10s—Second Best Costume fyr Lady. Third Prize, .SI lOs.-Third Best Costume for Gentleman. Third Prize, jfl 10s.—Third Best Costume for Lady.

£10 WORTH OF PRIZES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, According to Order erf Voting. SPLENDID STRING ORCHESTRA IN ATTENDANCE. SPACE LEFT FOR DANCING. Entries and Admission Free to all in Fancy Dress. Entries Clo:?o at the Office of tho Secretary, F. A. ALLEN (H. F. Allen and Son), 111 Customhouse Quay, at 1 p.m. on Friday, July 28. £7 WORTH OF PRIZES GIVEN AT CHILDREN'S CARNIVAL IN THE AFTERNOON. £"> .given to one guessing nearest to total visitors to Exhibition passing through all turnstiles on Closing Day, Saturday, July fj. A Rolled-Gold Watch given 'o Every One-thousandth Person passing through turnstiles on Saturday, July 2'J. FREE SAMPLES WILL BE DISTRIBUTE D BY EX HI BI TO 1! S. f ""J.'i ' ..■■■-■■ —— - . ■■ i.. .i n DO YOU FEEL COLD THESE DAYS? If so, you want something to loco up tho nerves and send the blo-il tinglin;; warm through your body. Something that will dispel (hat chilled feeling and that cold, blue look. "EUETCHEirS PHOSPHATONIC £ LETCHER'S PHOSPEATONtC Is the Ideal WINTER BRACER. It makes you "buck up," and strengthens your whole svstem against the cold blasts of winter. "Be in good nick" this winter by trying Fletcher's Phosphatcnic. 2s. Cd. AH Chemists and 4s. Gd. Stores, or Post Free from CHAS. A. FLETCHER, Pharmacist, 292 LAMBI'ON QUAY,. NEW PUBLICATIONS. ~A LL interested in MEDICAL EEand the NATIONALISA-' TION OF DOCTORS should read MEDICAL CHAOS AND CRIME, By Norman Barnesby, M.D. It is a Startling Exposure of the Methods of American Doctors.'

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