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AMUSEMENTS. QRAND OPERA HOUSE. Lessee J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Direction WM. F. RUSSELL. TO-NTGHT, At 8. TO-NIGHT, At 8. TO-NIGHT, At 8. Also MONDAY MONDAY And TUESDAY NIGHTS. TUESDAY NIGHTS. WILSON BARRETTS “LUCKY DURHAM.” "LUCKY DURHAM." "LUCKY DURHAM.” "LUCKY DURHAM." "LUCKY DURHAM." WEDNESDAY NIGHT NEXT (1 night only: "WITHIN THE LAW.” "WITHIN THE LAW.” THURSDAY NIGHT NEXT (1 night only: "SUNDAY.” "SUNDAY." FRIDAY NIGHT NEXT (1 night only): "BOUGHT AND PAID . FOR." “BOUGHT AND PAID FOR." • ’ - Commencing SATURDAY NIGHT NEXT (Final 6 nights of searmi); "LEAH KLESCHNA." All Productions by Thomas E. Foster. BOX PLANS at the Bristol. To-night’s only at Theatre Confectionery from 1.30 p.m. Day Sales at Theatre Confectionery. PRICES: Dress Circle and Res. Stalls, 4s. 6d.; Stalls, Bs.; Gallery, Is. 6d. All Prices Plus Tax. ELECTION NOTICES, OTAKI ELECTORATE. MR. FIELD will ADDRESS the ELECTORS as under:— To Horo Hall, SATURDAY, November 4, 8 p.m. Weraroa; Levin Hall, jMOMDAY, November 6, 8 p.m. H. D. McLEOD, M.P., 1 YK7"ILL ADDRESS the ELECTORS at the KAHAUTABA HATT., TONIGHT (Saturday), NOVEMBER 4, at 8 o'clock. ” • ’ PARTY MEETINGS. SUNDAY (To-morrow), at 8 p.m —EMPRESS THEATRE. Will?s Speakers: Messrs; H. E'. Combs, L. Aiiover, J. Roberts and James Thorn. M °NDAY, at 8 p.m.—Mr. ROBERT McKEEN,- in FULFORD’S HALL, Brooklyn. ;. 8 H. E. COMBS, m the KELBURN KIOSK. at - 8 P- m i“ Mr. A. W. CROSStaoOM, i ? t L„ i METHOMST MANAWATU ELECTORATE. a” Reform CandiCT 1 -. J' a . JUD address tho Electors at tho Hall. TOKO74ARU, at 8 p.m on MONDAY. NOVEMBER 0. , WELLINGTON NORTH. QIR JOHN LUKE, Reform Candidate TJ for Wellington North, will address the Electors in the SYDNEY STREET SCHOOLROOM, on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, at 8 p.m. . STANLEY E. LAMBERT, Secretary. BUSINESS NOTICES. . .1 PRICE OF BREAD. FROM MONDAY. NOVEMBER 6. ! WE. the undersigned announce‘that, commencing from. Monday, November 6, tho Price of Bread throughout Wellington City and Suburbs, will, be as follows 1 — Private Delivery—6Jd. per 21b. loaf, if booked for longer than 7 days id. extra. Over all Counters —6d. per 21b. loaf cash. To Shops for Retail—sjd. per 21b. loaf, less 2J per cent, if paid within 7 days. Wholesale Delivery—6d., less 2} per cent. 7 days. One Pound Loaves —Delivered, privately / or wholesale (1 or more), 3Jd. each. One Pound Loaves—To Stores, 3d. each, to . ' retail at 3Jd. each. Under no circumstances will any bread once delivered be taken bock from anyone. ANDREWS AND SON. BELL, C. E. BEIYNON. C. BRIERLEY. T. - ’ / , COOPER, W. S. CUNLIFFE, W. J. ■ CULLY, E. DARRAGH, W. DENHARD, A. B„ LTD. DUSTINS,. LTD. EDNEY, J. FORD, J. U. GREEN, W. \ ISAAC AND SONS. JAMES, W. H. JONES, C. J. - . . JONES AND CO., KELLY, B. J. LAWRENCE. A. McLEAN AND SOFTLEY. McMILI.AN. S. MEGANN, T. W. C. E. N.Z. AU'i'O. BAKERIES, LTD. PARSONS AND SON. PATRICK, J. PHYSICK, J. SCOTT, S. • SCOTT, T. W. SHEPHERD. G. W. TAYLOR, P. S. TAYLOR, J. TONES, M. ' TONES, A. F. WARD AND ANDREWS. WILLIAMS, J. H. CARJAGE & CUSTOMS SERVICES. IMPORTERS! YOUR GREATEST ASSET. , A Reliable Customhouse, Shipping and Forwarding Agent. Adams and blyth, ltd. DAMS AND BLYTH, s LTD. 130 FEATHERSTON STREET. Gan fulfil this requirement. Clients guaranteed quick dispatch, together with prompt return of Invoices and Account for Charges. „ , P.O. Box 1398, Wellington. ’Phone—l27o, 2365. •jypNT. COTTRELL AND CO., LTD.. Carriers and Forwarding Agents, Coach and Motor Body Builders. Motor-cars Upholstered. Painted, and "Enaqjelled. (W. Cummins, Foreman Painter.) We have plant and facilities for handling everything. Agents for Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd. ILLEN PAULIN. b’d.S. (Late Knox Gilmer), DENTAL SURGEON. 24 Boulcott Street. Telephone 2723. IS your name on the Roll? Check it there yourself. This is your business. Vote Continuance. I"~ATE~rrams are arranged for Com4 mercial Travellers’ “Joy Night No. 2 ” Tickets 2s. Gdl, in aid of. local children’s charities. Town Hall. November 17.