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OPERA HOUSU. Patron— HlS EXCELLMNCV THE GOVERNOR. President-DB. COLLINS. THE WELLINGTON AMATEUR OPERATIC AND DRAMATIC SOCJLETr WILL PJtODUCK, 3?OR SEVEN EIGHTS ONLY, COMMENCING TO-xN JLGHT ! TO-NIGHT I WEDNESDAY. (By Arrangement with J. C. Williamson, Esq.), CELLIIOK'S CHARMING OPKKA— DOROTHY! ' DOIiOTHY! UN THBKB ACTS), With th following Powerful Cast :— Squire Bantam Mr. W. Parsous Phyllis MUs Winnie Birch Harry Sherwood ... Ulr. Arthur Ballance l.urchec Mr. \V I). Lyon Tom Strutt Mr. H. Evans Lydia Miss Leonore Pulsford Tirppitfc Mr. R. Duff I ady Betty . ..'. ... MibS Cook Priscilla Mrs. Cartis Geoffrey Wilder MR. FRANK UKA.HAM Dorothy Bantam ... MISS AMY MURPHY (lato Principal Tenor Carl Kosa Opera Co). Magnificent Chorus of Over Forty Voices. Full Opera Orchestra. Conductor— Mß. J. MAUGHAN HAKNKT1 1 . A FEATURE OF MHE PRODUCTION will be the INCIDENTAL DANCES. including a MINUET and BALLET. Specially Arranged for tho Society by MISS I^STELLE BEERE. The Opera produced under the sola direction of Mr. AY. D. Lyon. Box Plan now open at Holiday's. Prices ~4«, 3s, 2a. Day Sales at Abel's. K. 1). WOODWARD. Secretary.

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT 1 Musical Specialty FULLER'S Comedy Company. Tremendous Reception of Charles ROLLOS Laura Tho Great Musical Sketch Artists. "Troubles of a Bachelor." TREVOR AND CORA, In then: Now and Wonderful Trapeze Act. SIGNOR TORZILLO, The World-famed Harpist. FRED RIVENHALL, Au6trala*ia's Greatest Comedian, in a \ Completely New Budget. STELLA LIPMAN ELSIE BROWN LES WARTON GEO. PAGDEN MABEL LYNNE KITTY STANLEY NELLIE POWER CHAS. HOWARD VALMORE SISTERS. Orchestra Direction, Edgar Collins. Orchestral Stalk, 2s (no half-price); Circle, 2s (ladies le) ; Stalls, Is (Indies 6d) ; Pit, 6d. Doors 7.15. \I7 ELLINGTON ASSOCIATION OF * T SPIWTUALBsTS (Registered). NEW CENTURY HALL, KENfIVTIfiIfRACE. TO-NIHHT (WEDNESDAY), 16th August, 1905. at 8 p.mj MR. J. M. MOOREY, Psychometric Reader and PlaLfbrln Tost Medium, will hold a Meeting TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock. The whole evenijxr will be devoted to Tests. The audience is requested to bring articles for reading. Admission— 6d and ONE SHILLING. WESLEYAN LITE It ART & DEBATINGI SOCIETY. " 1 LECTURE, under the auspices of the XjL above Society, will bo delivered by C. W. Benbow, Esq., ou '• John Bunyan," in Wesley Hall. 'I'aranaki-strest, on THURSDAY, J7th August, at 8 p.m. Admission Free. Collection. J3. L. BUHST3SS, Acting Orjjauising' Secretary. POLITICAL ECONOMY LECTURE. ■m/TR. P. J. O'REGAN will deliver a -*■'•*- Lecture on Political Economy in the Trades Hall, Cuba-street Extension, TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) EVENING at 8 o'clock. Subject — 'Commerce and Tariffs." Come and hear a masterly exposition of the Tariff Question. mERRACE CONGREGATIONAL JL CHURCH. SOCIAL INSTITUTE. LECTURE by J. W. POYNTON, Esq. "THE WONDERS OF ETHER." 8 p.m., THURSDAY, 17th AUGUST. A full attendance, of Members and Friends requested.^, ♦ r^iOURTENAY-PLACE CONGREGAr \J TIONAL CHURCH. 1 LECTURE by REV. MACDONALD ASPLAND. "Tho English Education Act: My Experiences as a Passivo Resister." .TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), AUG. 17, At 8 -p.m. Chairman— Mr. G. Fowlds, M.H.R. Admission free. Collection. TTICTORIA HALL, ADELAIDE-ROAD MONDAY NEXT, 21st INSTANT, "THROUGH MODERN JAPAN WITH A CAMERA." An Illustrated Lecture by MR. THOS. PRINGLE. One Hundred Coloured Lantern Slides. Tickets, 2s (reserved) and Is. CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN'S CLUB.' • A LECTURE under tho auspices of the above Club will be given in St. Patrick's Hall, Boulcott-street, by Mr. E. J. Fitzgibbon, TO-MORROW EVENING, ab 8 o'clock. Subject— "Tho Life of Daniel O'Connell." Admission free. Members and friends cordially invited. Several Irisji Musical Items ■rfill also bo rendered. f OLD MEMBERS' ASSOCIATION OF THE D BATTERY, N.Z.F.A.V. MEMBERS are particularly requested to attend and entertain the D Battery | at a Sm6ke Concert to be held in tho Masonio Hall, BoulcoU-slreot, on FRIDAY I NEXT, the 18lh instant, at 8 o'clock p.m. ] C. H. WALTER DIXON, i Hon. Sec. THE WELLINGTON WOOLLEN MANUFACTURING COMPANY (Ltd.). NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. THE Ordinary General Meeting of " Shareholders will bo hold at the Chamber of Commerce Room, National Mutual Buildings, Customhou'e-quay, Wollington, on FRIDAY, tho 15th day of September, 1905, gt 5 o'clock p.m. Business : To rcccivo Directors' Report and Balance-sheet. To Eloct Two Directors. To Elect Two Axiditora and to fix their l enumeration. To lraiiF*rt nuph other General Business a.a m*y bo deemed necessary. The retiring Directors aro 'Messrs. A: E. Exley and W. A. Fitaherbert, who offer themselves for re-election. Nominations must bo lodged at tho Registered Offico of tho Company not later than the 31st instant. Tho Transfer Books Mill be closed for tho fourteen -days immediately preceding tho meeting. By order of the Board of Directors. A. E. DONNE, __ Secretary. Wellington, 14th August, 1905. WELLINGTON BRANCH N.Z.A. OF H.M. VETERANS. QUARTERLY Meeting on THURS- ■ DAY, 17th August, 8 p.m., at Silver Grid, Cluh-room, Cuba-street. Business— Election of' Officers, Annual Rcpoit, etc. 8. STIDOLPH, Hon. Secretary,

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