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Evening Post, Volume LXXII, Issue 149, 21 December 1906, Page 8

rnHEATRE ROYAL, m^ I^^ees, John Fuller and Sons. TO-NIGHT— New Artists— TO-NIGHT FULLER'S VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. First Appearance of SLADE MURRAY, SLADE MURRAY, England's Representative Character " Vocal Comedian and Star Performer. WONDERFUL CARMOS, WONDERFUL CARMOS, Ihe Cleverest Balancing Double on Earth LITTLE^S^M^DI' 11 - LITTLE EILEEN M'lloD-^™ 6 rr, „ \ Brilliant Dancer, iho Comedy Musician TOM HEDLEY THE MUSICAL MOKE, THE MUSICAL MOKE, Ihe Bevy of Australian Beauties — ROSIE— EVA— KITTY— ADDIE THE FOUR ROSEBUDS, THE FOUR ROSEBUDS^ £• ,L, L - Cl °PP— Hetty Patey Carl Collier— Bert Gill rr-cr^ o^ 0 Bertot °— Millie Bertotp. THE GREAT LONDON BIOGRAPH Programme of Unexampled Brilliance 2s and lg. Boxes, 1 guinea. Plan Dresden. O ~P~E~R~A H~O USE. Direction of J. C. WILLIAMSON. THE GREAT HOLIDAY ATTRACTION, "THE ORCHID." "THE ORCHID." And MR. J. C. WILLIAMSON'S ROYAL COMIC OPERA COMPANY ROYAL COMIC OPERA COMPANY^ Commencing WEDNESDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 26 (BOXING NIGHT). "THE ORCHID" Is Replete with SONGS, Rollicking Gay, or Sentimental. DANCES, < Poses of Movement, Dash and Daring. FUN, " Which Predominates, and which is Dangerou&ly Infectious. SCENERY Sumptuous and Superb. COSTUMES Dazzling in their Beauty and Rich Magnificence. THE BOX PLANS For the FIRST SIX PERFORMANCES of "THE ORCHID" are Now Open at the Dresden. In consequence of the Great Demand of Seats for tho Opening Performance THREE EXTRA ROWS of RESERVED STALLS were Opened This Morning. BOOK AT ONCE In order to avoid disappointment. Dress Circle and Reserved, Stalls, 6s : Stalls, 4s; Family Circle, 2s. \ Touring Manager, Mr. Geo. jMatheson. HOME RULE MEETING. HOME RULE MEETING. HOME RULE MEETING. VpOWN HALL. THE IRISH ENVOYS— J. DEVLIN, ESQ., Member for West Belfast; and J. T. DONOVAN, ESQ., LL.B., Will Lecture on the above Subject in THE TOWN HALL, Wellington, ON FRIDAY, 21st DECEMBER, At 8 p.m. I Hiß Worship the Mayor (Hon. T. W. Hislop) has kindly consented to take the chair. The Speakers will include, in addition to the Envoys, His Grace Archbishop Redwood, MesFrs. M. Kennedy, C. H. Izard, M.H.R., P. J. O'Regan, and John Hutcheson. A largo and efficient orchestra, under the baton of Mr. W. M'Laughlin, hae kindly proffered its services for the occasion. Box Plan lor Reserved Sea.ts closes at Dresden, Friday, 21sl inst., at 5 p.m. General Admission — One Shilling. Reserved Seats — 2s 6d. The Train for Potoiie and Lower Hutt has been Delayed until 10.50 p.m. E. J. HEALY, J. J. O'BRLEN, Joint Hon. Sees. ■^T ELLINGTON CRICKET ASSOCIATION. WELLINGTON WELLINGTON \ ( - ENGLAND ! ENGLAND ! (M.C.C. Team). BASIN RESERVE. ! BASIN RESERVE. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY,' THURSDAY, 25th, 26th, 27th DECEMBER. Play commonces 2.30 p.m. Christmas Day. Excursion Fares on Railways. Admission, le. Boys, 6d. B. L. SALMON, Hon. Secretary. "X'HE COMPANIES ACT, 1903." THE COLONISTS' LAND AND LOAN CORPORATION, LIMITED. IN pursuance of tho above Act, notice is hereby given that The Colonists' Land and Loan Corporation, Limited, a Company incorporated and having its Registered Office at No. 9, New Broad-street, in the City of London, nnd ite Chief Offico for the Colony of Now Zealand in the town of Fcilding, intonds voluntarily to Cease carrying on business in any part of Now Zealand as from the date hereof. Dated this twentieth day of December, 1906. THE COLONISTS' LAND AND LOAN CORPORATION, LIMITED, By its Attorney, GEO. F. PEARCE. I, GEORGE FRANCIS PEARCE, of the Oity of Wellington, Merchant, do Bolcmnly antf sincerely declare— Tuat I havo signed tho foioKoing No'lico ns Attorney for nnd on behalf of Tho Colonists' Land and Loan Corporation, Limited, under Power ot* Attorney dated tho seventh day of January. 1902, a copy whereof is deposited in the Supremo Court Office at Welling, ton, nnd that I have received no notice or information of tho rovocation of the said Power of Attorney by tho winding up or dissolution of the said Corporation or otherwise. And I mako this solemn declaration conscientiously bolioving tho same to bo truo and by virtue of Iho provisions of "Tho Justieos of the Peaco Act, 1882." GEO. F. PEARCE. Dcolared at Wellington tho 20th day of December, 1906, before me — A. K. 8. MACKENZIE, A Solicitor of tho Supreme Court of Now Zealand.