AMUSEMENTS, TOWN HALL TOWN HA3LL THIS DAY. THIS DAY. THIS DAY. THIS DAY. MUSICAL' and ELOCUTIONARY COMPETITIONS. - MORNING AND AFTERNOON. A DAY WITH OUR KIDDIES. MORNING AND AFTERNOON. A DAY WITH OUR KIDDIES. Support Wellington’s only- Annual Fh'stival, and see our talented performers ini Music, Song, and Story. TO-NIGHT 1? 8. TO-NIGHT (S 8. 1 . THE BEST PROGRAMME OF THE SEASON. THE BES’T PROGRAMME OF" THE SEASON. Recitations, Djiets in Character, Piano Solos, Character Recitals, Vocal Solos, Fancy and National Dancing, ptc., etc. Also \ COMBINED BALLETS AND CHILDREN’S ACTION CHORUSES. ADMISSION—Day Sessions, Gd. Evening, 35., 25., Is. Book your Seats at the Bristol.. - G. W- JENNER, Secretary. ATHLETIC SPORTS. ANOTHER GREAT ATTRACTION! RUGBY!- RUGBY! . TO-DAY! , AT ’ATHLETIC PARK At 3 P.M. SOUTHLAND v - WELLINGTON (HOLDERS).. - (CHALLENGERS). FOR THE RANFURLY SHIELD. AND THE FOOTBALL SUPREMACY OF> THE DOMINION. See the team that defeated Wellington for the Shield last season, and see the team that on Wednesday upheld the Dominion’s honour in the football field against New South Wales. Curtain Raiser, At 1.45. ■ Curtain Raiser, At 1.45. ALL BLACKS v. WELLINGTON B - (PRACTICE MATCH). At 12.30. SENIOR CADET TOURNAMENT. At 12.30. ADMISSION —Ground, Is.; Stands, Is. Reserves, 6d. (plan rapidly filling), at 10 Woodward Street. F. J. M'COMISKY, Secretary, W.RiF.U.
AMUSEMENTS. I ! ' rfri RAND OPERA HOUSE, vr / r ' > Lessees i J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Sole Direction Allan Wilkie. >-■ " i TO-NIGHT AT EIGHT. Shakespeare’s Ever-Popular TragiComedy, “THE MERCHANT OF VENICE,” With Mr. Allan Wilkie in the Famous Part of SHYLOCK.' : , Curtain at 10.40. • ’ LAST WEEK OF SEASON. A PHENOMENAL PROGRAMME. MONDAY, ' For the First Time. "THE TAMING OF THE SHREW.” TUESDAY: "MACBETH." WEDNESDAY: "AS YOU LIKE IT." THURSDAY: A New Production bv this Company, ' “ROMEO AND JULIET." FRIDAY: "THEMERRY WIVES ,OF WINDSOR.” The Season will positively Conclude on Saturday, 17th. Box Plans at THE BRISTOL until midday,. Day Sales at NED PERRY”S until midday. After that both Day Sales and Box Plan for to-night at tho Theatre Office. , Prices—6s., 45., and 25., plus tax. Concessions to Students. No Early Doors. WELLINGTON NAVY LEAGUE. ■■ I ■ I ' Reception and dance itf HONOUR OF the SPRINGBOKS. In the Presence of ■ THEIR EXCELLENCIES THE GOVEV NOR-GENERAL A LADY JELLICOE. On MONDAY, 12th INST., at 8 p.m. In the GARRISON HALL, Buckle Street. Tickets, ss. each, may be obtained by Navy League members and their friends at the League Office, Vickers House, Woodward Street, or by writing to Box 972, G.P.O R. DARROCH, Hon. Secretary.WANGANUI COMPETITIONS SOCIETY. MUSICAL AND ELOCUTIONARY. THE Wanganui Competitions Society will hold its First Series of Competitions, commencing DECEMBER 5. 120 Classes. Syllabus is now to be seen at leading Music Warehouses. Entries close OCTOBER 26. / A. E. WHITEFORD, Secretary-. • P.O. Box 268, Wanganui. c BUSINESS NOTICES NOTICE TO ENGINEERS AND BLACKSMITHS. ( Messrs, waddell, sons & co., LTD Steel Founders, bockburn, Christchurch, have taken over the plant of the Addington Iron Rolling Mills, and will thank you for your direct inquiries. ' / H. GOTLTEB (Late of Newcastle. England), Ladies and gentlemen’s TAILORS. AND DRESS SUIT SPECIALIST. Sac Suits from .£9 9s. Fit and Style Guaranteed by our London Cutter, Late of Regent Street. London, W. Ist Floor Wiggins’s Buildings. 248 LAMBTON QUAY. WELLINGTON. LADIES I SPRING IS HERE! WE have an excellent sei action of Silks and Crepe de Chines most suitable for Blouse-making. Tho Blouse Lengths are New, Neat, and Natty. No emphasis would be strong enough to mark our low prices. . * D. J. KWOIN AND CO., Silk Merchants, 40 Courtenay Place, Wellington. - ’|4/|'R. H. W. FROST, Dentist, has just returned from England and America, and has brought with him the most modern appliances and the latest methods in up-to-date Dentistry. ; ; ■■ • • -f. ! ' WOOD-MILNE Rubber Heels cost .ittle more than inferior rubbers. They are British made, from best Para Rubber. . W~~ BARBER A CO., Dry Cleaners (no • dyeing), 125 Cuba Street, City.
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