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Evening Post, Volume LXIX, Issue 51, 2 March 1905, Page 6

(THE WILLIAMSON 810-TABLEAU LAST SPECIAL MATINEE, SATURDAY, 4th MARCH. Children HaK-prico to all parts.

OPERA HOiUJSE, WELLINGTON. Unqhsr Iho Direction of MR, J. O. WILLIAMSON. TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), at 8, And Two I'VJowiug Nighte, including: Special Matinee. ; TO-NIGHT, OUR~GRRAT SECOND PROGRAMME. 1 WE PLACE THE WORLD BEFORE YOU. iSECOND GRAND PROGRAMME . Of THE MARVELLOUS WILLIAMSON 810-TABLEAU WILLIAMSON 810-TABLEAU And RUSSO-JAP WAE. RUSSO-JAP WAR, tOur WONDERFUL ENTERTAINMENT i» tho Sensational 'I'uJk of Iho Town. 'THE WORLD AND ALL ITS WONDERS DISPLAYED TO-NIGHT. STORMS OF APPLAUSE GREETED EACH WONDERFUL PICTURE (Dißplaycd to the Crowded Houeo of Delighted Patrons. DON'T MISS IT. . Fiiday and Saturday Next, our Third and Last Great Programmo. Box Plan at tho Dresden. Day Sale •at Abel's, tobacconist. Reserved Seats 3s, Unrosorved 2s, Is. BubinoHs Manager, BERT ROYLE Treasurer, CLEM. SUDHOLZ. T-TIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, •X.L COURTENAY-PLAOE. FULLER'S ENTERTAINERS NIGHTLY Great Houses! Intonso Enthusiasm t A Suro Proof lhat Fino Programmes ar« Their Own Roward. HARLEY and WILLIAMS HARLEY and WILLIAMS In a Laughter-provoking Sketch, THE MOTOR OAR. Kcpleto with Original Gags. Lost Nights of Several Okl Favourites. PncoH— Circle 2s (Ladius Is); Stalls Is (Ladies 6d) ; Pit 6d. Eight Now Artists arrived from Sydnoy yesterday by Iho Mooraki. BEN FULLER, Manager.

( |gYDNfiY - STREET SCHOOLROOM. LECTURE. "SHAKESPH&RE AND MUSIC," By Mr. ROBERT PARKER, I FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, MARCH .3. Tickets, Is aud 2s ( al tho Wellington, .liano Company, Molosworth-stroot, wbcra •Beata may bo reserved.

: "MUSIC FOB. THE MUSICAL." QN TUESDAY, 7th MARCHj 1905, MISS AMY MURPHY (of Dunedin) And 1 -MR. CYRIL TOWSEY (of Wellington), Assisted by Mr. Robert F.- Fester (ol Dunodin) will givo a SONG AND PIANO KECITAL! Box Plan Dresden on Thursday. .SWIMMING. SWIMMING. SWIMMING •ISXOUNG MEN'S CHRISTLA.N ASSO* JL CLVTION OF WELLINGTON. AMATEUR SWIMMING CLUB. FIRST ANNUAL CARNIVAL Under N.Z.A.S.A. Rules. TE ARO BATHS, SATURDAY, 4lh MARCH, IDOS, At 2.30 p.m. 17 First-class Events, Grand Polo Match. Record Entries. Admission Is. It. P. STAPLES, Hon. Secretary. 11. N. HOLMES, Goneral Secretary. V.M.C.A. LITERARY AND DEBATING SOCIETY. |Q P E N I N G ENTERTAINMENT. TO.MORROW~ (FRIDAY), At tho Rooms, 7.45 p.m. Mombers, Ladies, and Publio cordially , invited. GEORGE FOSSETTE, Hon. Sec. ■*T»HW SALVATION AI4MY. .JL VIVIAN-STRISICT CU'ADEL TO-NIGHT-8 o'clock— TO-iiIGHT. 'UNITED BANDS AND CHILDREN'S ■ DhMONSTRATJON. i Colonel Gilinour ' presiding, assisted to INljijor Albi&ton. ' Silver Coin collootion at door. Procession at 7 p.m., woaiber permitting', g~T. A N~N~E' S. PORIRUI "hAPvVKST FES'riVAL, SUNDAY, sta' March.— ll a.m., Choral Eucharist (Rev. m,-r£?, nc i°.. v ;. er) ; 7 P- m -> FcEtlll Evensong. TUESDAY, . 7th March. - A Garden Party at Brother Mutter's R«sideuco, 2 |j.m. to 6 p.m. Band, Competitions, Aunt fcially, Coftmno Cricket Match, Stalls, etc. Admission 6d. WELLINGTON COLLEGE OLD BOYS* CLUB. A CONCERT will bo hold at tho Club. .A. room TO-MoiinoW (Friday) KVJSN. LNCr. at S p.m. All Old Boys aro invited to bo piesent. Progrumino by Messrs. Portua \\ r . D. Lyon, F. 15. Young. G. H. Bannister, udoy, T. Cooko, W. H. Warren, Cook, icobertson, and otiieis. . Chairman— Mr. W. D. Lyou. TO THE BURGESSES OF THE CITY: OF WELLINGTON. |" ADIES and GENTLEMEN— I respectfully announco myself as a Candidate for Iho Mayoralty at iho forthcoming Eleotion. Tnibling thai m y services as Councillor ha\o met with your approval, and lhab ,1 hhnll reeoivo your support for the highoi; ollioo, I am, yours faithfully, JOHN P. LUKE. TO THE UURGKSSES OF THE CITY OF WELLINGTON. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN— I havo .ft-< tho honour lo announco that I will bo a Candidate for Iho honourable position of Mayor at the next election. Ha\ing served Iho oily as a Counoillor for a period of twenty yt>ars should ontitlo mo to ask for your support. I shall take nn early opportunity ot laying my viow* before yon. 1 remain, Ladios and Gontlemon, . Yours obediently, JOHN SMITH. LAKKSHEAII'S SILVER SALE I 1880 - 1905. STATIONERY Arid LEATHER GOODS REDUCED 5s5 s T0 12 s 6D6 D 1N THE - "£ Country Customers can depend ou being well served by Post. . 1 JpiSHl FISH I FISH , FRIDAY MORNING, 6 o'clock on tho Phantom. Is PER BUNDLE. Hawkers Dealt With. The Public Invited.