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AMUSEMENTS. H-E-I-F-E-T-Z. H-E-I-F-E-T-Z. i H-E-I-F-E-T-Z. . : JASCHA H-E-I-F-E-T-Z. JASCHA. H-E-I-F-E-T-Z. H-E-I-F-E-T-Z. H-E-I-F-E-T-Z. THE WORLD’S GREATEST VIOLINIST. Town halt.. town hall. owrr hall. town hall Direction J. and N. Tait. ONE SHORT WELLINGTON SEASON, Commencing WEDNESDAY NIGHT. WEDNESDAY NIGHT. C J. AND N. TAIT Have the Honour to Present The World’s Greatest Violinist, HEIFETZ HEIFETZ HEIFETZ HEIFITZ HEIFETZ JASCHA HEIFETZ HEIFETZ HEIFJ3TZ HEIIETZ “His playing is simply final —there is nothing more to be said.”—Louden “Times.” HEIFETZ HEIFETZ HEIFETZ HEIFETZ HEIFETZ JASCHA HEIIETZ HEIFETZ HEIFETZ HEIFETZ HEIFETZ The Genius of the Violin, to whom all the world is paying homage THREE WELLINGTON ■ CONCERTS. WEDNESDAY NEXT, AUG. 17. MONDAY. AUGUST 22. THURSDAY. AUGUST 25 The Box Plans are now open at tho Bristol. PRICES OF ADMISSION.—Reserved Seats, 10s. and 7s! Cd.; Unreserved ss. and 3s. All prices plus tax. Concessions mads to parties of musical students and scholars from schools and colleges. QRAND OPERA . HOUSE. Lessees J. C. Williamson Ltd. Direction Walter Monk. Commencing SATURDAY NEXT SATURDAY NEXT (Six Nights Only). Return of the Favourites, THE FAMOUS AND ORIGINAL ENGLISH PIERROTS, ENGLISH PIERROTS, ENGLISH PIERROTS, ENGLISH PIERROTS, ENGLISH PIERROTS, ENGLISH PIERROTS, ENGLISH PIERROTS, presenting Tho latest London Amusement Craz«, “BITS AND PIECES.” I "BITS AND PIECES.” "BITS AND PIECES.” The Best Ever. The Best Ever. REVUE DON 1 MISS ■rf h RVrrR “Pierrotland/ REVUE A Tuneful Bit, REVUE . A Lullaby Piece, REVUE A. Melodious Bit, REVUE A Knuttw Piece, REVUE An Eccentric Bit, REVUE A Farcical Piece, and other "BITS AND PIECES.” SEE THE OLD & NEW FAVOURITES in AN ALL NEW ■ '■ > REVUE, . REVUE, . Fascinating REVUE, . Alluring including The phenomenally successful London Sketch, "A DUD DREAM," "A DUD DREAM,” "A DUD DREAM," Funnier than "The Better ’Ole. ’ The BOX PLANS for the Season open on WEDNESDAY at the BRISTOL. Reserved Scats, 55..; Stalls. 35.; Gallen - Is.. plus tax. Early doorg 6d, extra. RESERVE YOUR SEATS, as the season is limited to 6 nights only. TWO PROGRAMMES, CHANGING ON WEDNESDAY. BOTH TOO GOOD TO MISS! EXTRAORDINARY! • VIVIAN STREET. FOUR SESSIONS - . 10 a.m. to 12 noon, 2.30' p.m. to 4.80 p.m., 5.80 p.m. to 7 p.m., 7.30 p.m. to 10 p.m. ARTHUR L. POWER, Manager; ' TOWN HALL. NEXT SATURDAY, AUGUST 20.W ELLINGTON HARMONIC ELLINGTON HARMONIC SOCIETY. SOCIETY. ' (Conductor— Mr. H. Temple White), Assisted hy MISS CARRIE LANCELEY (Soprano). MISS CARRIE LANCELEY (Soprano). MR A STANLEY HILMKER (’Cellist). Plan at th o Bristol, Monday. ATHLETIC SPORTS. Boxing: bBll n a to-night, town hall, At 7.45. WILLIAMS V. DWYER, . ■ And Preliminaries. Napier enthusiasts say the first ebntest between these two vas the finest match possible, and they are coming down to see the return.' . t>t?TCFS 6s 6d. (6d. extra if booked.), i, P 6 2*’ Gd- Pl" 1 145 Featherston Street'’ Closes at 4 to-day. Day Saife at Ned Perry’s and Howe and SowmansU ALT? ADMISSION through Wakefield Street entrance only. Ticket-holders, note instructions on each ticket. TALBOT> • Hon. Secretary.

C3PRINGBOKS OPRIN G B O K S SPRINGBOKS SPRINGBOKS V. MANAWATU. MANAWATU. M A"N A W A T U. MANAWATU. Oroua, Horowhenua, Rangitikei, and Manawatu have the chance to see tins fine combination in full swing on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, At tho A. AND P. GROUNDS. Game starts 2.45 p.m. Admission: Two shillings; Grandstand, three shillings extra. Schoolchildren half-price to ground only. \