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AMUSEMENTS. TpiAEEWBLL 3 NIGHTS I 1 or this DRILLtANT BUBLESQUE SEA'SOK." I'lans no«' opMi at ilie Dresden. l»rice»-ls.: Stalls Ss,; Back Stalls ■■&-.;' GaJjw-y j£. fid. (wir)y dwr); 1?, LateUcars. pna ni! ope n a nov se. Direct ion', WILLIAM ANDERSON, ■' ■■ TJft.S m.(Uiai)AY) EVENING, ■" _:■. \ . Po,. ■■; -■ ■ THREE NIGHTS ONLT. FfiiwoU IV.rfonnancos of tlw I'opular AMKIUOAX JirsiCALHUULESQUK CO. AMERICAN MUSICALBUHIJ3SQUECO. . Ift (no and I'unUslic ■ " . ■ Musical rantasy, ' .1) R E A M C I T Y. ■ 1) 1! EA. JI CIT Y. ;. ' : 1) Ki; A M CIT Y. Book by Edgar Snsitlj. Music by Victor Herbert. Act I—DiiJfflobriulcr's Farm', Malaria. Centre. Act ll—Tho PriEtcipn] Squai-e ;n Dream . A SCORE Op C 5tijSrCAL HITS! "0!j! The H«ot!" "So and So," "To the Strains of 'the WstMuig ilarcb," '•Phoelw OaiiP," "Goo! But This Is a. Lone* amie Town," "It's the Gir! Inside and. Not the Dress," "Volunteer Firemen." "Obo in a Million Liko You," "Gf«en Grass Grew All Round." "Bound for tlio Opera," "Rosenbaum,"' Ete., Etc. , Incidental to the ProducUod JSaeli Evening THE EVOLUTION 01? THE TANGO. THE EVOLUTION O! THE TANGO. Illustrated by a: Series o-f Five Original Dflnce*. Stago Direction of W. R. HUGHES, ' .Plan Dresden. Pay Sales Clicisttson's and (JraiJd C'i.far Divan. Business Manager, 6. H. BARNES. TO- AID THOSE LEFT BEHIND 1 THE HUTT DISASTER FUND THE HTJTf. DISASTER. FOND THE HUTT DISASTER FUMD THE SUTT DISASTER FUND Under the Auspices of HIS WOESIIiP TiiE MAYOi. And COMMITTEE OF THE FUKD. "TANGO TEA" MATINEE "TANGO TEA" MATIKEE In AM ef the SUFFERERS BY THE HtfrTDtSASTEU SUWEREES BY THE HUTT DISASTEfi. By Generous Consowl of Willimli Audw^cwt Tho AMERICAN MUStCA L BJIRLESQUB CO. Will Rive a "TANGO TEA." HATIKIB "TANGO ■TEA" MATINEE "TANGO TEA" MATINEE "TANGO TEA" MATINEE "TANGO TEA" MATffiEB "TANGO TEA" JIATINEK "TANGO TEA" MATINEE "TAKGO TEA" MATINEE TO-MOHEOW (FRIDAY). AT 3. ■ tO-mobrow (fuiday); at 3. to-morrow (friday), at 3, to-moerow (fkiday), at 3. aft'ernoon tea served in -tse foyer. FASHIONABLE GOWN AND FUR PARADE. SCENES FROM OPERAS. DELIGHTFUL SONG NOVELTIES, "THE GBAFMSS". QUARTETTE^ 5 . HINUTEsf OF "EXQUISITE ■ .HARMONY. VERA LINDSTROM AND JAMES COSBY, Tanra TwpsiclmwitWs P.ir Excellency Will ninstrate ' THE "SPANISH aiLDALGIO" IAWO Anil JJepcat thf> , • ■ "MONTMAIJTR-E' AND MEXICAN MAftIXE" TANGOS. .ORBSR CIRCMi AK» STALLS, Us. Gd DBESS CIRCLE AND STALLS. 2s. fid. (Inclusive Refreshments.) • QALLHRV. Is. (to vie* <t*ily). PLANS ABE NOW OPBN AT DRESDEN Jft.O"; thermorneter, 53. Overcast; fea ineierate. ■ • Akaroa. HghttiouiSi;.—S.Tf.. Iresni SQToni(* tcr. .30,03; tlifttmoniater. 47. Saually: bmi he4vy. " Piirt Ctialineps.—S.W,, hrcezdi boTon)6!«r, JO.fS; thersiometcr, 54. Overcast; see. sped-. Nu-irßet3,-S.E.< £r*i?!i: bafoiiietfir, 30.01: fJi£>Ti!!f)m«ter. ft Sandy; E«a i'oitffli. Blutt.—E;. bWcze; taomcter. 30.03;' tiermoincWr, AS, Cloudy; sea smooth. 1). C. BATES. iitot€orole*)(i«l OSBce. 'Wrtllflston. : April 2?, 1514.. ' . ]

'i'iie fludtiart-iMrfccr Comsany hft« itcclil, cd to continue tile rvwiiing.of the skaffler 3Jiverii»i in the wrviae between Auckland n«d Sydney <turiws the month wl 31/iy. She will leave Ant-Silatul on AprU 27, May 11. ond May SS. "Flossie," called her-father from Ms position at the top of ike siair, at tl»> \veis4;ni>wn Ikmh , of 11.55 p.iii., "ikesii'l. that yeung man leuow hvnv to say gflodnigiitf" "Docs ho?" echoed tlio y'oane lniiy fwra Iho darkened halt, "Well, I ehx>\M say. lit) doas,"