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r\PERA HOUSE. jessee and Manager — Mr. Geo. Stepheuson TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), Ist NOV. LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF MR. GEORGE STEPHENSON'S NEW ENGLISH MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY In the Merry Musical Comedy THE SKIRT DANCER THE SKIRT DANCER THE SKIRT DANCER THE SKIRT DANCER THE SKIRT DANCER THE SKIRT DANCER s ii =* fHE SKIRT DANCER The Subject of all the Town Talk PHE DRESSES THE THEME CHE SCENERY of rHE BALLETS GENERAL I?HE EFFECTS ADMIRATION! .EMEMBERI-THE^ON^ERMIN. f You Forget It, You'll Regret Itt Box Plan at Holliday's. Early Door Tickets at Abel'g. Early Doors open 7 o'clock. Ordinal* Doore 7.30. Carriages 10.40. PRICES— Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls^ 4s; Stalls, 2s 6d ; Family Circlo, .a. Early Door Stalk and Family Circlt )d extra. QPE R A HOU SB. Lessee and Manager— Mr. Harry Rickardi. SATURDAY NEXT7Sth NOVEMBER. POSITIVELY NINE NIGHTS ONLY. MR. HARRYIRICKARDS'S VAUDEVILLE AND SPECIALTY COMBINATION. First Appearance in. Wellington of MADAME MARZELLA, Direct from America per s.s, Sonoma, rhe Most Wonderful and Marvellous Ex hibition of Trained Birds that th* World has ever seen; they perforp* acts that astound the universe. No p*. can adequately describe this Great Specialty. Welcome Reappearance here of Mis» MAY MOORE DUPREZ, "Tho Jolly Dutch Girl," America's Greatest Comedienne and Dancer. First Appearance in Wellington, direct from London, of WILL VAN ALLEN, High-class Musical Ajrtist, an Up-to-D»te Novel and Amusing Act, introducing the Musical Dummy, the Musical Din ncr, Banjo Solo, Finale to Overturt William Tell," One-String Violin, Saxophone. Mandolin, Ocarina, and all the Latest Novelties, including th» Rosewood Bells. Reappearance, a.fter an absence of thre» years, of MISS MAUD BEATTY. The Popular New Zealand Vocalist flat! Principal Boy at Drury Lame Theatre London). MISS MAUD FANING, In the Brilliant Dramatic Scena, "I Mai Be Crazy." MISS ADA DELROY SMITH SISTERS JAMES BELL ARTHUR ELLIOTT MAGGIE FRASER • EDWARD FORD GEORGE BENTLEY ARNOLD PHIL And the Very Latest Series of ANIMATED PICTURES. Prices, 3s, 2s, Is. Early Doors (7 to 7.30) Sixpence Extra to Stalls and Gallery. Box Plan at Holliday's on Tuesday next. ALLAN HAMILTON, Manager for Mr. Harry Rickardg. DON'T MISS "A WOMEN'S PARLIAMENT, A.D. 2006," By TRINITY WESLEYAN YOUNG LADIES' LITERARY CLUB, Newtown, \ VICTORIA HALL, ADELAipE-ROAD On WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 2nd and 3rd November, 8 p.m. Doors open at 7.30 p.m.' Tickets Is each; reserved seats Is 6d Proceeds on behalf of Organ Fund. ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Wellington-terrace. DAZAAR in aid of Young Men's Ol*wL» room, WEDNESDAY and THURSL>AY, 2nd and 3rd November, in St. Anirew s HsUl (behind Church), Afternoon md Evening. "Work Stalls (plain and ancyK Slower, Produce, -Confectionery, md Refreshment Stalls, Christmas Tree (ish Pond, Bran Tub, Art Galleries (seri! >us and comic), Telegraph Office, Grapho)hone, Various Competitions, Musical .terns, etc. Opening ceremony at 3 p.m. >n Wednesday. Afternoon, Free; Even. ng, Adults 6d, Children 3d. ZEALAND. VTOTICE is hereby given that, in terms ivMTV.r^ Arhcleß of Association, the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING will be leld in the Company's Offices, Rattraytreet, Dunedin, on THURSDAY, 17th Sovembor, 1904-, at 3 p.m. Business : To receive tho Directors' Report and Balance-sheet for the 12 mouth* 'ended 30th September, 1904; the Election of two Directors and two Auditors. Proxies must be in writing, and lodged t the Registered Office of the Company 4 hours before the date of meeting. The SHARE REGISTER will be CLOS3D for TRANSFERS from 27th OOTOJER till 18th NOVEMBER, 1904. HENRY E. WILLIAMS, General Manager. Dunedin, 26th October, 1904. FIHE SALVATION ARMY. VIVIAN-STREET CITADEL. :0-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, 2nd Not., At 3 in the Afternoon, IOSANNAH MEETING And HALLELUJAH WEDDING. Silver Collection at Door. TU-JITSU, the Japanese System of Self, defence. — Harrison's Gigantic Gymlastio Carnival, Opera House, Thursday nd Friday Next. MANAWATU AND WEST COAST PIARNIVAL OF AGRICULTURAL U INDUSTRY. 2nd, 3rd, and 4th NOVEMBER. PALMERSTON NORTH. l SHOW OF EDUCATIONAL VALUE. WEDNESDAY, Ind NOVEMBER: udging Pigs, Poultry, and Industrial, Maiden Hunters, Military Events. THURSDAY, 3rd NOVEMBER:, udging-cky for Live Stock and Dogs, Steeplechase Competition. . 'RIDAY, 4th NOV., PEOPLE'S DAY: Pood-chopping, Horse-driving, Lady and Gentlemen s Hunters Competitions. Parade. ' MACHINERY FOR FARM AND DAIRY. Excursion Fareß. Grounds Is. J. C. LANE, Secretary. TWELVE PENNX eTAMPS Sent to pHE EVENING POST OFFICE Will secure )k views of old wellington j 1840 to 1870. i most Interesting Collection, bound in • U&ndy size. ■