EXCHANGE HALL The Sun that never sets. DIX'S GAIKL'Y COMPANY. DIX'S GAIETY COMPANY. Oreat Ovation tendered to / MISS ALICJO -LAYTON, MiSS *AJ <IC Id LA y TO N , The Great Australian Soprano. Positively Lost Five Ni^liU oC Professor Davy's J'oyal Giant WARrONKTTKS, MABIONKTTKS3, Truly a great show in themselves. Every night the whole of our Great Company of 15 Star Artists appear.' Saturday Next, 17th November— Grand Children's Matinee. Positively the Last Appearance of Professor Davy's Royal Giant MA BION KITES. Ch ildron, Gd to all parts of tho House. Adults, Is. Moun'ay Next. — 80-appearance for a short Reason only of Mr. James C. Bain, tho Lion Couiique Prod — tlio Deiavalos — Bert. Champion Trick Cyclists of the World. Prices, 2s and Is. Box plan ab Holliday's. mHK' WONDER OF THE WORLD. H TO ■ MORROW. TO - MORROW. OPJOKA HOUSE. NEAV GRAND ACTS. MATEJ.U A J JvSATION or \ SPIKIT FORM TO-MORJROW EVENING. /•^EAND MONSTER NIGHT HJT The Kvont of the Season. PROFESSOR ANDKRSON, MISS BLANCHE ANDERSON. TVTERO'S J3I SUSPENDED COFFIN. Inexplicable Mysteries. OPERA HOUSE. WEDNKSDAY, 14th NOVEMBER. Flying Visit (after 10 years) of the Celebrated, Wonderful and Original PROFESSOR ANDERSON, Great Wizard or 1 the North, and •MISS BLANOHK ANDERSON, Tho Eminent Matdrialieei 1 of Spirit i'ormi ftud Beautiful Vanishing Medium, in Noro'* Suspended Coffin, and Spirit Brldo's Litveo. 1 A fine Gold Wat oh, guaranteed toy )0 years ) Diamond Blnp, genuine j Furlouv Oi'tfan, ploying satan tunes i eloganfc Pavlour Lnmp t fine Opora OUahio*, and many Handwomo Pi'aßcmt* fflvou away. Dimply to advuv* tiao thin MomUouft Etehlbitlon. Adminsiori, 2a and Is, Booklnglat HolU* day'n. la extra. f THIOWONDJ'JR OF THE WORLD. i PROFIOSSOR ANDERSON! ROFE SS O R AKDKBSON! NEXT WEDNESDAY. New Grand Acts. r |nHE WELLINGTON STEAM FERRY A COMPANY, Ltd. DAY'S BAY. TIME TABLE. S.S. DUCHKSS. WEDNESDAY, 14th NOVEMBER. Leave Wharf. Leavo Bay 2.30 p.m. ' * 5 pm. (Circnmstanoes permitting-.) Retain' Fare— Adults. Js 6d; Children, 9d. WASHING COSTUMES. WHITE PJQUiq < A \Ct fCOS'rtIMRS WHITK PIQUE I 14/O| COSTUMES WHITE PJQUK }■ io -i COHTUMIsS WHITE PIQUJO | fjK l£* COSTUMES WHITI-i PIQUJ'JJ LCOSTUMES HOLLAND") fbO/S* fCOSTnMKS HOLLAND • A^i/O I COSTUMES HOLLAND}- to HOLLAND *>Ci//i COSTUMES HOLLANDJ &<J/\) LCOSTUMKS Tailor-nmdo") Q^/ZJ fCostumes Tailor-marie I 04/ vf Costumes Tailor-made V to -\ Costumes Tailor-made ] /• O / ' Costumes Tailor-madeJ *) O/ "■ FOR HOLIDAY COSTUMES, D.I.C. Tisn D.I.C. CHALLENGE. ft<)A CHALLENGE. rjIHE ROYAL TYPEJL WRIT IOR will bo shown asamsfc any other Typewriter in tho market i'or Twenty Pounds, amount to be piven to local charities. HUR MAJESTY'S TYPEWRITER (By Royal Warrant). Ten of these perfect Typewriters are used in Royal Palaces, to tho exclusion of all other makes. Tho British Government use over 1000 Barlooks. Th ( e Genoral Post Office use over 1 50. The Sunlight Soap » 'o. use over 200. Nearly 60.000 Bar-lock Typewriters avo used by Railway and In'suranco Companies, public bodies and privato firms, many of whom liavo discarded other makes The Expert of the London School Board reported :—": — " The Boyal Bar-lock cotisti- * tutes supreme excellenceiu typewriters." Visible writing Easiest to learn Best invoioer Unlimited speed No shift keys No carriage to lift Strongest nianifolder Best tabulator Don't be misled by plausible canvassers, but see the machine for yourself. E. J. LE GROVK. Agent for New Zealand, 42, Lambton-quay. \ SK FOR DOCTOB/S SPECIAL! The only MEDICAL WHISKY in the market. -, PABST LAGER BEER ! The finest LAGER brewed t .in America. NIGHT-CAP GENEVA ! CHARLES HEJDSIECK: CHAMPAGNE ! The original HKIDSIECK. SOLE AGENTS— WOLLI3RMAN & CO., HUNTER-STREET, WELLINGTON. (GENTLEMEN— Tliere is more than leather in our boots— There is Comfort and Stylo. We have just opened several shipments of UP-TO-DATE GOODS. We quote a few lines :—: — English Horse-skin Bals, 13s 6d Amerioan Tan Bals, 11s 6d EnfflisU Tan Bals. 15s 6d American Glace Kid, 14s 6d American " Vici " Kid, 11s 6d Tan Button Boots, Amerioan Ooze Calf Boots and Shoes, Tennis, Boating 1 , Cycling, and White Shoes, from 2/11 pair POTT EH & SON, 213, LAMBTON-QUAY. TB IHO.SE about to build wo would advise to .ft. put in one of Luke & Co.'s Cooking Ranges. No house is complete without one. id. Luke & Co. {Limited).
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Evening Post, Volume LX, Issue 116, 13 November 1900, Page 6
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