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AMUSEMENTS. j . Uli Under the Distinguished Patronage of Their Excellencies Viscount . and V iscountess Jellicoe. Sweet Will, the Bard of Avon, hath it: “The man that hath no music in himself nor is not moved with concord of sweet sounds, is fit for treasons, stratagems, and spoils. The motions of his spirit are dull as nights and his affections dark as Erebus. Let no such man be trusted." NOW THEN—THE-BOX PLANS For the WESTMINSTER GLEE SINGERS’ SEASON ARE NOW OPEN at The Bristol, and nothwithstanding the cost of this Direct-from-England Attraction, the Prices have been placed within the reach of all' —viz., 55., 35., 25., (plus tax). 55., 35., 2s„ (plus tax). No extra- for booking reserved seats. Town hall. town hall. OWN HALL. TOWN HALL. Direction ... Mr. - Edward Branscombo. General Manager’... Mr. Leo du Chateau. Commencing SATURDAY NIGHT NEXT. SATURDAY NIGHT NEXT. SATURDAY NIGHT NEXT. ANOTHER GREAT MUSICAL EVENT. MR. EDWARD BRANSCOMBE Announces the advent of th© GREATEST COMBINATION OF SOLO AND .PART SINGERS THAT EVER LEFT ENGLAND. THE Westminster Glee Singers It:— _ >J . There are things In England and in New Zealand too that are PRECIOUS NATIONAL POSSESSIONS. And non© more precious than th© Songs Our Mothers Sung. WESTMINSTER GLEE SINGERS WESTMINSTER GLEE SINGERS WESTMINSTER GLEE SINGERS FIVE — BOYS — FIVE FIVE — BOYS — FIVE And FIVE — MEN — FIVE FIVE — MEN — FIVE Comprise the pick of English Cathedral Soloists. find Choristers, Juvenile aind Adult. Every one of these men and each of these boys is a living reminder of tho historic places from which they come. The Storied Cathedrals—the poisjiant history of the Old Land. They sing th© songs w©' love to Glees and Madrigals, the Folk-songs and Plantation Melodies, the Grave Anthems and the Gay Sonnets, and all the other BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH MUSIC THAT WE REJOICE IN, And the prices are: 55., 35., 2s. (plus tax).' Advance Manager ...MAURICE RALPH. SAY IT WITH MUSIC. WB have the largest stock of Music tn the Dominion from which you can Select that "something” for your Musical Friend. What could be more pleasing to the recipient than one or two items selected from the CELEBRATED, SAM FOX CATA- . LOGUE? The title pages are of exquisite beauty nnd strike a new note in the production of sheet music. Some of the Titles are: BASKET OF ROSES Novelette for Piano BOWL OF PANSIES Beautiful Reverie for Piano LEGEND OF A ROSE Tone Poem for Piano IN POPPYLAND ... Novelette for Piano DAINTY DAFFODILS Morcean for Plano And Dozens of other Titles. Price 2s each. Posted 2s. 2d. A largo selection of Bound Volumes of the Classics and Musical Literature may also be obtained from our Store. CHAS. BEGG AND CO.. LTDManners Street.

PUBLIC NOTICES. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. 1 CIVIC RECEPTION TO MEMBERS OF THE AUSTRALASIAN ASSOCIA- ■ 'PION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE. A CIVIC RECEPTION will be tendered to the Members of the Australasian) Association for the Advancement of Science in the Concert Chamber on ■ THURSDAY. JANUARY 11. at 12 o’clock noon. Citizens are cordially invited to be present on the occasion.' R. A. WEIGHT. Mayor. January 9. 1923. AVELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. MUNICIPAL ELECTORS’ ROLL. THE Municipal Electors’ Roll (Main List! is now being prepared, and will CLOSE on JANUARY 31 NEXT. ALL PERSONS. Married or Single (not under ihe age of 21 years) resident ,twelve months in the Dominion, and three months in AVellington ARE ELIGIBLE FOR ENROLMENT. THIS CONCERNS EVERY CITIZEN. Call at the Town Hall and satisfy yourself that your full name and address are recorded. Forms may be had on application. R. TAIT, Acting Town Clerk. January 10. 1923. THE PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY OF N.Z. /THEMIST SHOPS in Wellington will be CLOSED on THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, from 1 p.m. io 7 p.m., to enable owners and members of their staffs to attend an excursion with visiting Australian pharmacists. JjjASTBOURNE FERRY SERVICE, j GRAND HARBOUR EXCURSION. < GRAND HARBOUR EXCURSION. I THURSDAY. JANUARY 11. 1923. The s.s. Duchess will leave tho Ferry AVlinrf at 8 p.m.. back in town 10.1.1 p.m. Tiie AVellington Professional Brass Band will play a programme, of all the latest Musical Hits. , Make a point of being early and en- 5 toy a co.uple of hours on Wellington's l ' Beautiful Harbour. ’ FARE—Is. 6d. b l— ti HT. PEAT, li • General Engraver. For Brass Business Plates consult me at 81 HUNTER ST., WELLINGTON, f