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Dominion, Volume 16, Issue 107, 22 January 1923, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. BUCK UP. BRING OUT A SMILE. WHAT YOU WANT is “A NIGHT OUT.” “A NIGHT OUT.” “A NIGHT OUT.” “A NIGHT OUT.” "A NIGHT OUT," “A NIGHT OUT.” with MAUD FANE MAUD FANE at the /MRAND OPERA HOUSE, AXRAND OPERA HOUSE, And that’s Exactly what is Coming to You SATURDAY NEXT. JANUARY 27. SATURDAY NEXT, JANUARY 27. You’ll be* in Good Company, because look who’ll be there: — J. C. WILLIAMSON’S NEW ENGLISH MUSICAL/ COMEDY COMPANY Including. Maud Fane IV. S. Percy Cyril Ritchard Madge Elliott Field Fishwr Harry Wotton Roland Hogue Hoie Allen Cecil Kelleway Beryl Ferguson Jack Hooker Winnie Tate Millie Engler Mardie Andrews Gwen Withers Percy Claridge Ella Nugent Addie Scott * AND BEAR IN MIND, THE BOX PLANS THE BOX PLANS FOR THE FIRST SIX NIGHTS, Will be opened at the Bristol Piano Co. THURSDAY NEXT. THURSDAY NEXT. Are You 'Weary? Are you Languid? Then what you want is a few doses of “A NIGHT OUT." "A NIGHT OUT.” “A NIGHT OUT.” “A NIGHT OUT." “A NIGHT OUT.” “A NIGHT OUT.” A Panacea for “All the Ills that Flesh is Heir to.” One of the Merriest Musical Plays ever Staged. Two Acts of Fun and Frolic, Bubbling and Sparkling Sixty Seconds fci every minute. As for the Girls well, have ft night out with them. Not forgetting a sweet girl chorus and ballet; which will make it A REAL NIGHT OUT FOR YOU. This Effervescent, Incomparable and Utterly Irresistible Kaleidoscopic Musical Triumph contains EVERYTHING BUT DULL MOMENTS. D.C. and 0.5.. Bs.; Stalls 45.: Gallery Is. 6d. Early Doors. Is. extra. All.prices plus tax. CHARLES BERKELEY. CHRISTCHURCH BOY SCOUTS 1 ’ CONCERT. Koko island farewell CONCERT. Reserve Wednesday evening next, CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, 8 p.m. Admission—2s. and Is. Children under 12 years half-price. , Witnessed by thousands, N.Z. Exhibition. F. H. C. SMITH, Organiser. ATHLETIC SPORTS. BOXING. OXING. TOWN HALL. THURSDAY NEXT, 7.45 p.m. LIGHT-WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP. MURRAY V. HANNAH. MURRAY V. HANNAH. TWO EXPONENTS WHO ARE “FIGHTERS” RATHER THAN "BOXERS.” Excellent Preliminaries, too. Prices: ss. Gd. plus tax. No extra charge for early doors if procured in advance. BOX PLAN now open at NED PERRY’’S, Maimers Street. Booking fee Is. Early door tickets also at HOWE & SOWMAN’S, Lnmbton Quay MEETINGS. HUTT VALLEY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. PUBLIC MEETINGS. MEETINGS, which will be addressee! by the Engineer and Members of tho Board, will he held as under, at 7.30 p.m. r -n the dates mentioned:— UPPER HUTT—Tuesday, January 23, at Independent Hall. EASTBOURNE—Wednesday, January 24, at Borough Council Chambers, >. LOWER. HUTT -Thursday, January 25, at Lyceum Hall. « PETONE—Friday, January 26, Oddfellows’ Hall. Ratepayers are urged, to attend these and have the policy of the Board thoroughly explained. THE COAN POLL WILL BE TAKEN ON JANUARY 31. J. W. McEWAN, Chairman. WELLINGTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. A GENERAL MEETTiiG of the Memhere of tho Wellington Chamber of Commerce will_ he held at house Quay, on TLLSDAY. JANUARY 23. 1923. at 2.30 p.m. BUSINESS. —To . consider and discuss the proposed new telephone charges. II SNOWDON FAIRCHILD, , Secretary. THE NEW ZUAT.AND REFRIGERAT- ’ ING CO- LTD. Notice is hereby given that the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of Slmreboldtrs of th above Company will bo held within the Cffices of ho Company, 159 Hereford Street Christchurch, ’on Wednesday, the ‘th day of Fcbru, j^j!j 2 | s s: ’_ P ' 2 ' To receive the Annual Report and Balance-sheet. Tn Elect One Director. To Elect Auditors for the ensuing Te ° r ' H. S. E. TURNUJI, Secretary. 159 Hereford Street. Cnristchnrdh. Janui’i'?' 20. educational. •ntCKWART) AND MENTMiLY REB TARDED CTILDREN. -14/TR GEORGE BENSTEAD M SPECIALIST In the Education and Training of BACKWARD CHILDREN. Will be in AVellington on JANUARY 29, 30, and 31, And may bo consulted on those days At tho HOTEL WINDSOR. Hours of Consultation: 10 to 12. and 2 to 5. or by special appointment. “ Parents and others interested in the mental and physical development of clnldren whose condition is causing them anxiety should avail themselves of tins opportunity. Mr Benstend was formerly Principal of the Special School, Otekaike, for 10 5 during the past 15 years Mr. Bensfeod has examined upwards of IWO Mentally Tfofaixlod Children in Australasia. Mr. Benstend. in 1917. established a PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL IN TTMARU Eor tho Special Teaching of Backward Children. LOVELY GROUNDS OF ABOUT 20 ACRES. Early application for admission necessary.