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Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 48, 26 February 1908, Page 8

APERA HOUEB. CARTER.. Laughter ! CARTER. Surprise ! CARTER. GREATEST MAGICIAN IN THE WORLD ! LAST FOUR NIGHTS LAST FOUR NIGHTS. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! CARTER, CARTER. Also, MISS >PRICE, The Marvel PACKING THE OPERA HOUSE! Come and Soe the Wonderful New Illusion, '-LEVITATION. THE WONDER OF THE AGE! Mighty in Mystery! Mighty.lndeed! A Delightful Evening's Entertainment. Prices for Everybody, 3s 2s, and Is Box Plan, Dresden. Day Sales, Christeson's. FINAL MATINEE SATURDAY. FINAL MATINEE SATURDAY. Children Half-price to all oarts. THE £<LARA BUTT-RUMFORD CONCERTS ON TUESDAY EVENING NEXT Mdmo. Clara Butt will sing for the first time in Now Zealand; Tho Great Patriotic Ballad by E. C. Booth, "ENGLAND, MOTHER ENGLAND." Farew ell . Concerts Farewell Concerts Farewell Concerts Farewell Concerts CLARA pUTT Farewell Concerts And Farewell Concerts KENNERLEY RUMFORD Farewell Concerts Farewell Concerts Farewell Conoetts Farewell Concerts TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, MARCH 3rd. CLARA BUTT RUMFORD CLARA BUTT TWO RUMFORD CLARA BUTT . RUMFORD CLABA BUTT FAREWELL RUMFORD CLARA BUTT RUMFORD CLARA BUTT CONCERTS RUMFORD CLARA BUTT RUMFORD OLARABUTT 3rd and sth RUMFORD CLARA BUTT RUMFORD CLARA BUTT MARCH. RUMFORD CLARA BUTT RUMFORD THURSDAY EVENING, sth MARCH. Box Plans now open at the Dresden. Five Shilling Tickets (unreserved) oan be obtained at the Dresden from TODAY. Reserved Seats, 10s 6d and 7s 6d. (Special Reserve, front row of Gallery. 21s). CLARA BUTT AND KENNERLEY RDMFORD Post-cards obtainable at THE DRESDEN, Is a packet. dTi RAND FAREWELIi CONCERT! mjT Tendered to MISS LENORE PULSFORD, THURSDAY, 27th Fob. PROGRAMME: Song — "Dainty Dorothea" (Dekoren) — Mr. E. J. Hill Song — "Summer" (Chaminade) — Mies Phoebe Parsons Adagio — For Violin, 'Cello, *nd PianoMies Montague, Messrß. Johnston and Alfred Hill Song— "Rebellion" (Allitsen)— Mr. Ernest Parkes Song — "When all was Young" (Chas. Gounod) — Miss Lenore Pulsford Song — "When the Almond Blossoms Fall" (Amy Woodford Finder) — Mr. Lesli» Hill. Part n. Pianoforte Solo — "Wedding Day" (Greig) — Mr. Horace Hunt, Mus. Bac. Song— "The Enchantress" "(Hat ton)— Miss Jj'ranees Morrison Quartette (for three Flutes and Piano) — (1) "Death Song of the Rotuku-" (White Oave) (2) "Dance of tho Terehit" (Mountain Sprite), (3) "Waikaromoana" (Sea RiDnling Water) (composer Alfred Hill) — Miss Nellie Simpson, Messrs. C. J. Hill, A. M'Donald, and Alfrod Hill Song— "Still is the Night" (Carl Bohm)— Miss Ltnore Pulsford I Song — "To-night" (Napoleon Yardo) — Mr. Ernest Parkes. Accompanists — Misses Malonoy and Montague and Mr. Horaco Hunt, Mus. Bac. stTjohWs^oricket club. ri RAND CONCERT, in aid of the Clnb VT Funds, will be held in Dixon-sfcreot Hall on THURSDAY, 27th February, 1908, at 8 p.m. Admission Is. GEO. H. ELLIFFE, Hon. Sec. mHE SALVATION ARMY. JL GIGANTIC CONGRESS »nd FAREWELL To COMMISSIONER AND MRS. M'KIB. Uniquo Display by Young Peopl*. . SATURDAY, 29th FEB.— Vivian-street Citadel, 8 p.m. ■ SUNDAY, Ist MARCH.— j Opera Houss, 3 and 7 p.m. I MONDAY, 2nd March— Welljpgton Town Hall, 8 p.m. TFRILLTNG MEMORIAL SERVICE To Departed Officers. Subjects Illustrated by Electrio Bioceope. 150 Staff and Fielfl Officers present. BRIGADIER ALBISTON, , j Provincial Commander. ELLINGTON AMATEUR SWIm"MING CLUB. THIRTEENTH AKNUAL CARNIVAL. (Under N.Z.A.S.A. Rules). TE ARO BATHS, • • SATURDAY NEXT, 29th FEBRUARY. At 2.30 p m. Championships. Fancy Diving, Fully-ololhed Kescuc Race, Life-Saving Exhibition, Comic Events, Handicaps, etc., eto Afternoon Tea (free). Band. Admission, Is ; Children, 6d. H. A. ANDERSON, . __ Hon. Secretary. WELLINGTON ACCOUNTANT STUDENTS' SOCIETY. MEMBERS aro romindad of the Extraordinary Genoral Meeting to be hold THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, at 7.45 p.m. sharp, in Chamber of Commere©. A full attendance requested. J. L. ARCU9, Hon. Secretary. WELLINGTON WORKING MEN^S CLUB AND LITERARY INSTITUTE. j A SPECIAL General Meeting of Mem1 -«-i- bars of the abovo Club will bo held in the Social Hall on MONDAY, 2nd MARCH. 1903, At 8 p.m. Business : Continuation of Burinees. By order. W. SAMSON, Manager. ISLAND BAY C.E. SOCIETY. (Interdenominational). The above Society will meet in th« Primitive Methodist Church, Island Bay, on THURSDAY, 27th February, at iM p.m.. Topic. — Christiaa Endeavour. What §1 it? Young Peoplo specially invited. A Cordial Welcome to all.