QPE R A HOUSE. Business Manager W. E. Bryer. Touring Manager ... Claudo H. Whaito. THE BROUGH-FLEMMING COMEDY COMPANY. Under tho direction of Mr. Herberfi Flemming. ► Kccoived with 1 UNANIMOUS APPLAUSE and GENUINE ENTHUSIASM r But why uss adjectives? Tho colonial preES has almost exhausted a dictionary of them in praise of "Dr. Wake's Patient." TO-NIGHT at 8, and FOR A LIMITED NUMBER OE NIGHTS ONLY I "DR. WAKE'S PATIENT." I "DR. WAKE'S PATIENT." "DR. WAKE'S PATIENT." "DR. WAKE'S PATIENT." A New • Comedy Drama by W. GayeS i Mackay and Robert Ord. i Mr. Herbert Fleinming as Andrew Wake< Miss Bealrico Day as Lady Gerania Mra. Brough as The Countess of St. Olbya Box Plan at Holliday's. Day Sale at Abel's. Prices — Dress Circlo and Orchestra Stalls, ss; Stalls, 3s; and Family Circle, 2s. Early door to Stalls and Family Circle (7 to 7.30), sixpence extra. A Success of Successes! THEATRE ROYAL, Lessees, John Fuller and Sons. FULLER'S VAUDEVILLE COMPANYTHE BICKNELLS, THE BICKNELLS, ! In a new Dancing and Conversation Comedy Specialty. First Appearance AN NIB OAVENDAR* Glorious Success achieved by Laura— THE ROLLOS— Chas. In their Original Musical Comedy, THE TUNER'S OPPORTUNITY, • Introducing "Ellen M'Cue," "Lauehine '' NEW BIOSCOPE PICTURES DIOGENES UP TO DATE FALLS ON THE RHINE WHEN STORMY WINDS BLOW. Dick— SHAW AND GILBERT— WiII Soe their Laughable Boxing Act HARMONIOUS HERZ BROTHERS LUCY LAVINIA. NELLY POWERSAM F BLACKIE. , WILL STEVENS*' LILIAN LOFTUS. , CARL COLLIER Ruby— MAXWELL and ROBERTS— Lucy 2s and Is. Boxes 1 guinea. Doors 7.30, mO WN HALL ORG A N. Mr harold" gregson 1 (Organist of Holy Innocents Church, Lon. don W., and Exhibitioner Royal Col- [ lego of Music, London), Under engagement to the Wellington Citjj Council, will ghe an - ORGAN RECITAL TUESDAY! TUESDAY I At 8 o'clock. ADMISSION to all parts of tne.iwuse, ONE SHELLING (Is);. Children/ *Half' price. Doors open at 7.15 p.m '» For Programme see' Tuesday's papers. JNO. R? PALMER?'* _ ■-" ' .Town .Gferk. 4th February, 1907. • ; ST. THOMAS'S EIGHTH ANNUAIi FLOWER SHOWI To bo held in ST. THOMAS'S NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL, Riddiford-street, Wellington South, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 6tH AND 7th FEBRUARY, 1907. Magnificent Display of Gladioli, Pot Plants, Cut Flowers, Ffui^s, etc., by Messrs. Jackson, 'Pdole, Evan* > and Son, Bellevue Gardens, and other: [ well-known, exhibitors. Choice Music by Miss Robinson's Orchestra. Open 3 to 6 and .'7.30 to 10 pjn. Admission— Day 61, Night it. Children' HARfiOUR EXOURjgIOJi. ARBOUR EXCURSION. ; WEDNESDAY EVENING," , WEDNESDAY EVENING, • ' ,6th FEBRUARY. t DEMOS! i DEMOS! «■ DEMOS! ~-'.* 'DEMOS! ; Will Shoot -the Chute on a Bicycle, amid a Mass of Flames at . ' ~ , DAY'S BAY , ! ON WEDNESDAY EVENING. * A thrilling, daring act, to be witnessed to bo rcnlised. An incomparable perfonriTho S.S. DUCHESS leaves the FerryWharf at 7.45 p.m., returning from the Bay at 10 o'clock. A Steamer will leave SEATOUN in ' connection with tho above ' at 7.45 p.m. Don't Miss Seeing this Great Act.- * HUTT VALLEY HORTICULTURAL/ SOCIETY. ;' '. * THIRD ANNUAL . ». : .., CUMMER S H 6 VH Will bo opened in tho HUTT DRILL HALL - By T. M. Wilford, Esq., M.H.R., orf 13th FEBRUARY. 1 ENTRIES CLOSE NEXT MONDAY. GRAND MOONLIGHT RUN of tho Thorndon Cycle Club, TO-MORROW EVENING, 6th FEB. Members meet at Government Buildings at 7.30 _ p.m: sharp. Club will cycle to Maranui Tea-rooms. Social evening, eto. Ladies specially invited." ' A. BAXTER; Hqu. Sec. WELLINGTON TRADES AND LABOUR COUNCIL. ; A SPECIAL MEETING of the Council will be held in tho Council Chambers, 1 Lower Cuba-street, on THURSDAY, at . 8 p.m., to Elect Delegates to the Annual : Conference. W. H. WESTBROOKE, 1 Secretary. WELLINGTON AND MANAWATU RAILWAY COMPANY, "LTD. FEILDING AGRICULTURAL *SHOW, Sth and 6th FEBRUARY, 1907 t HOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS will be issued from Wellington and ( all othcr^ company's stations to Foildmjf on Sth February, and by morning train fiom Paekokariki and Mai" Train from Wellington on 6th, available for return until 16th February, 1907. W. M. HANNAY," General Manager. Wellington, 1 - 2 nd February, 1907. "jWTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION AT CHRISTCHURCH. THROUGH BOOKING OF PASSENGERS FROM NORTH ISLAND TO CHRISTCHURCH BY RAIL AND STEAMER. Through Return Tickets to Chrisichurch, to eo\er journsys by rail and steamer* wili bo issued from all officered stations (To Aro-Lower Hult excoptod) on tho Wellington-Napier-Now Piyreouth Sectiou at through combined fares, from the 25th October, 1906, lo 316 l March, 1907, available for return for two months fiom dato of issue. Intending passengers will require to giva ?A hours' noticed ' Full particular i can bo obtained from any Stationmastcr. See notices posted at all stations. i , BY ORDER.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIII, Issue 30, 5 February 1907, Page 8
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