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Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 08, 10 January 1908, Page 8

BOX PLAN NOTICE. Iho Plans for tho FINAL PRODUCTION Of this BRILLIANTLY SUCCESSFUL SEASON (TR& THREE LMLTLE MAIDS) Will Open TO-MORROW (SaturaajJ MORNING, Al Ihe Drc-acii. 0 P E Tl A HOUSE Direction of Mr. J. C. Williamoon. curtain at 8 sharf. the daintiest! the prettiest! [ the finest! production of the season, ; "THE LITTLE MICHUS." I"THE1 "THE LITTLE MICHUS." "THE LITTLE MICHUS." 1 With its 1 CHARMIiS'G MUSIC, INTENSELY FUNNY DIALOGUE, And SENSATIONAL MILITARY BALLET. Can Only be Presented for 3 MORE NIGHTS. 3 3 MORE NIGHTS. 3 Box Plan at Dresden. Paces as usual. TUESDAY .NEXT7~Uth JANUARY, FINAL PRODUCTION Of 'IHIS BRILLIANT SEASON, "THE THREE LITTLE MAIDS!" FJI O W~N H~ AL h. LAST THREE MGHTS LAST THREE NIGHTS. LAST MATINEE, SATURDAY, at 2.30. SEASON POSITIVELY CLOSES MONDAY NEXT. WEST'S PICTURES WEST'S PICTURES WEST'S PICTURES WEST'S PICTURES And L. do Groen's VICE-REGAL ORCHESTRA. VICE-REGAL ORCHESTRA. Immense Success of our Fourth N ALL NEW PROGRAMME, Which will be PRESENTED AGAIN TO-NIGHT. SEE SEE SEE SEES The Advantages of Jiu-JiUu, THE CHILDREN'S REFORMATORY 'Jlhfi CHILDREN'S REFORMATORY (Or How to Save the Children), The FRANCO-COLONIAL EXHIBITION A Blacksmith's Revenge, YELLOWSTONE PARK, U.S.A. (The American Rotorua), Chasing the Moth, Scenes on an Ostrich Farm, The Enchanted Glasses, The Express Sculptor, A Modern Don Juan, Dodgers Dodged, A Drama in Seville, A Diabolo Nightmare, The Australian Alps, GREAT FRENCH MOTOR RACE GREAT FRENCH MOTOR RACE <-V«. Sun oji il»o Dieppe Circuit) GOOD OLD LIMBURG CHEESE (A Perfect Screamer), And the Latest London Success— LIQUID ELECTRICITY. DON'T MISS THIS GREAT PROGRAMME. Prices — 3s, 2s, Is; Children Half-price. nnHE CLARA BUTT BOX PLANS For Guinea and Half-Guinea. Seat* Open at the Dresden Piano Co. TUESDAY MORNING NEXT For Both Concerts. rip C) \v n ii a^ ZTI Direction of J. and N. TAIT. A COLOSSAL t MUSICAL ACHIEVEMENT! $■ TUESDAY AND~ THUR^DAy, . ' 21st and 23rd ' iiifit. ' - 1 " lMadame * CLARA BUTT CLARA BUTT CLARA BUTT . CLARA BUIT And MR. KENNERLEY RUMFORD, MR. KENXERLEY RUMFORD, MX. KENNERLEY RUMFORD, Supported byMr. CARL BARRE, Solo Violin. Mr. FRANK MERRICK, Solo Piano. Mr. ARTHUR GODFREY, Accompanirt. It will bo noticed above that tho date* of tho concerts here have been altered.' PRICES OF ADMISSION: ' FRONT ROW AND CENTRE SECTIONS OF GALLERY . 21s 0d BODY OF HALL AND GALLERY (other than above) ... 10s 6d BACK SEATS (unreserved) ... 5s Od BOX PLANS OPe3TnEXT TUESDAY, at The Dresdeu. COUNTRY PATRONS May Book Guinea and Half-Guinea Seata by post. Applications will bo filed and 1 seats allotted (in tho order received) on the opening of the PlanE. When remitting, stamped addressed envelope for reply should be attached to Postal or Mcmoy Order and sent to J. and N. TAIT, care of Dresden Piano Co., Wellington. . G. P. PORTUS, Business Manager. THE MISSIONS TO SEAMEN. , TO-NIGHT, at 8. "OOPULAR Reminiscences, entitle^, *- "Life- in the Docks of London in the -Sixties," by J. Ashcroft, Esq., Official Assignee. ' Pleasing programme of music, by th« Misses Boyd, at 8. Admission free. JAMES MOORE, Misaioner. " I.W.W. , (Industrial Workers of the World). MEETING of above Union will be held in Socialist Hall, Arcade, Mannersstreet, FRIDAY EVENING, 8 o'clock. Business — Important. All members and intending members are earnestly requested ' to attend. Committee Meeting to be held at 7 p.m. previous to General Meeting. T. PARK, Sec, pro tern. , PETONE WORKING MEN'S CLUB AND LITERARY INSTITUTE. nnHE Annual General Meeting of Mem- -*• hers, will be hold jn the Clubroom on FRIDAY, 17th inst., ai 7'p.m! " ( ', '' Busiuess : To receive Report and Balance-sheet To elect 1 Vice-President To elect 2 Auditors — To elect 3 Committeeraeu \ And General. \ BY ORDER. WE WANT That GIRL and BOY of YOURS To EARN a GOOD SALARY ( By Learning I /"I REGG SHORTHAND, which, because VJT of its SIMPLICITY, LEGIBILITY, 1 and SPEED, has become tho Leading System of the World. EASILY MASTERED in ONE TERM. Write or Call for Prospectus. GREGG SHORTHAND INSTITUTE, 5, CUBA-ST., opp. Town Hall. Principal .....' J. Wyn Irwin 1 Aust ralasian R epresen ta t i ye) . Positions Guaranteed to our Graduates. FUBNIfUREr WANTED to Buy, Houses of Furniture ; highest price, cash dowa. C. Daubney. 74. Toty-Elreefc.