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Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 49, 27 February 1908, Page 8

APERA HOUS& CARTFP Laughter! CARTER. Surprise! CARTER. GREATEST MAGICIAN IN THE WORLD ! LAST THREE NIGHTS. LAST THREE NIGHTS. LAST THREE NIGHTS. • TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! And TWO FOLLOWING NIGHTS, CARTER, CARTER, Also, MISS PRICE, The Marvel. i. PACKING THE OPERA HOUSE I Come and See the Wonderful New Illusion , "LEVITATION. THE WONDER OF THE AGE! Mighty in Mystery !_ Mighty,lndeDd ! A Delightful Evening's Entertainment. Prices for Everybody, 3s 2s, and Is. Box Plan, Dresden. Day Sales, Christeson's. THE 4MLARA BUTT-RUMFORD CONCERTS <U ON TUESDAY EVENING NEXT Mdme. Clara Butt will sing for the first time in New Zealand, The Great Patriotic Ballad by E. C. Booth, "ENGLAND, MOTHER ENGLAND" "ENGLAND, MOTHER ENGLAND." "ENGLAND, MOTHER ENGLAND." Farewell Concerts Farewell Concerts Farewell Concerts Farewell Concerts CLARA BUTT CLARA BUTT CLARA BUTT Fare .veil Concerts And Fare veil Concerts KENNERLEY RUMFORD KENNERLEY RUMFORD KENNERLEY RUMFORD Fare veil Concerts Fare veil Concerts Farewell Concerts Farewell Concerts TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, MARCH 3rd. CLA'^A BUTT RUMFORD CLA R,A BUTT TWO RUMFORD CLA *A BUTT RUMFORD CLA^A BUTT FAREWELL RUMFORD CLA IA BUTT RUMFORD CLA^ABUTT CONCERTS RUMFORD CLA 1A BUTT RUMFORD CLAitABUTT 3rd and sth RUMFORD CLAIA BUTT RUMFORD CLA BUTT MARCH. RUMFORD CLA IA BUTT RUMFORD THURSDAY EVENING, sth MARCH. IV. <c Plans now open at the Dresden. Fii c Shilling Tiokcts (unreserved) can be obtained at the Dresden from TO* DAY. Rejerved Seats, 10s 6d and 7s 6d. (Si ecial Reserve, front row of Gallery. 21b). * LOWER HUTT. DOMINION BAZAAR! DOMINION BAZAAR I ' NOW OPEN, In Aid of CONVENT INFANT SCHOOL. nnHE Baraar will continue open during JB- <ho week. Entertainments Every Evening from Bto 8.30 p.m. Dances of various kinds— Highland Fling, Spanish Dances, Military Dances by the Convent pupils. Bazaar will be open ever, afteri noon 'oi tho ladies and house :eepers fi'om 3to 5 p.m. Tho Local Ba id will ! discourse dulcet strains every e -ening, 1 all aro welcome. Various Sideshosvs and " Museums, etc. Admission — Adults, 6d; Childrer, 3d. [ Doors open at 7.30 ; performances at 8 o'clock.,. . . . „ " > . , t., t. T ■ - - ST. JOHjMS .CRICKET CLPIJ. „. w [ (Ti RAND CONCERT, in aid of th 3 Club Funds, will bo held in Dixoi -street Hall on THURSDAY, 27th Fe .ruary, 1908, at 8 p.m. Admission Is. GEO. H. ELLIFIE, Hon. SeOi ' TINAKORI-ROAD CHURCHROOM. ~ A CONCERT will bo held hero TOiMGHT. Doors open 7 30, com- • menco 8. Admission only Isj Children 6d. The programme will include — Piano, • Miss Claehan ; Sonfs and Duets, Mrs. F. M. B. Fisher, Miss Hunt, Messrs. Arthur Ballance, H. Yon Haast (comic), ar.d the Rev. de H. Robinson r Recitation, Miss Lennox: Violin, Mr. 'JLombs; Action " Bongs, School Children. Accompanist, Miss Humphries. B V.M.C.A. " ' BOYS' DEPARTMENT. "T ECTURE To-night by Mr. J. Doylo JL-A on "Physical Culture. ' Membert urged to attend. | Under tho Auspices of tho Welsh Society | ot Wellington. I \ A GRAND CONVERSAZIONE will bo j. ; -£j^ held at Godber's, Cuba-street, en j MONDAY NEXT, 2nd March, at 7.45 p.m., to celobrate St. David's Day. Welshmen and Friends cordially invited. Doublo Ticket, 4s 5:1 ; Single, 2s 6d. A. LEONARD-JONKS, Sec. '* AMATEUR SWIM- :- W MING CLUB. ° THIRTEENTH ANNUAL CARNIVAL, ii (Under N.Z.A.S.A. Rules). p TE ARO BATHS, SATURDAY NEXT, 29th FEBRUARY, j . At 2.50 p.m. Championships, Fancy Diving, I. Fully-clolhoil Rescue Race, Life-Saving Exhibition. I, Comic EAcnts, Handicaps, etc., eta. " Afternoon Tea (free). Band. Admission, Is; Children, 6d. H. A. ANDERSON, Hon. Secretary. MOUNT Ccok School Picnic to bo held a: Day's Bay, FRIDAY, tho 28th. ; February. Boats leave at 9.30 a.m. and ', 10.15 a.m., returning at 4.20 p.m. and later. - DANCING. • "RriPS BOHLAiSK'S Classes will Roopen -i-vJL end of March. h Evening Classes for Boys will bo held, d Private Lessons given, j' For further particulars apply 4, Divisstreet, Thorndon. MRS. H. B. MASON'S DANCING CLASSES. CLASSES for Beginners will commence en MONDAY NEXT. Intending Pupils are requested to communicate with M;v. Mciscm at 56, Gnuznce-sfrcet, next St. h Peter s Church. Private lessons by arr rangement. I - A CHALLENGE. T DO hereby Challenge HAROLD EDWARDS, of Nowtowu, to a Bicyola a Match for any distanco at eny time hxvi '■• for any sum up to £80. s A. WALKER.