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I^XCHANGE HALL. Bole Lessee find Manager, Mr. P. E. Dix. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. DIX'S GAIETY COMPANY! DIX'S GAIETY COMPANY ! A Combination of Stars. FRANK YORKE. FRANK YORKE. The King of Burnt-Cork Artists. Greeted nightly with thunders of applause. „ MR. ARTHUR- HAHN, Pronounocd an artistic success. Recalled four times every evening. THE DE VELLA SISTERS, Score nightly with their clever boxing act. Continued and unabated tuccess of our Groat Double Gaiety Company. SATURDAY NKXT, 15th SEPTEMBER, First appearance, under the management of Mr. P. R. Dix, of TRIXIK I.E MAR, Tho favourite Serio and Dancer. 'Prices, 2s and Is. Box plan at Holliday's. mi ID A It O SCHOOL. GRAND ENTERTAINMENT AND CONCERT, By the Scholars and Friends, in aid of the School Funds, At ST. JOHN'S SCHOOLROOM, TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), at .8 p.m. Club Drill, Gun Drill, Manual Exercises, Our Infant Boys in Khaki, Cornet Solos, Sailor Hornpipe and Irish Jig, Fnii-y Drill, King Canute and his Courtiers (in costume). Admission— Adults, Is ; Children, Gd. W. J. LANKSHEAR, Hon. Sec. 1.0.0. F., M.U. „ LOYAL ANTIPODEAN LODGE'S SOCIAL. rjMHE above Social is Postponed till WEDJL NESDAST. 2Cth September. R. K. COUPER, Hon. Sec. to Committee. EMPIRE CITY ATHLETIC AND CYCLING CLUB. fTIHE First Annual General Meeting -H- takes place at the Trocadero on MONDAY, 17th September, at 8 p.m. Business — To "Adopt Report and Balancesheet, Election of Officers, and General. Members and intending members are requested to attend. D. M'KENZIE, Hon. Sec. W. N. A. V. /^LASS-FIRING ORDERS. — Permission V-> having been granted by the Defence Department that daba-firing can be carried on at the Miramar Range, the Wellington Naval Artillery Volunteers will parade nt Mount Cook Barracks on SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 2 p.m. sharp, in Uniform, and march to Miramar Range for Annual Class-firing. Carbines. • Oil Bottles, with special oil and pull-throughs must be carried.

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