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Evening Post, Volume LXXVI, Issue LXXVI, 1 July 1908, Page 8

BIG SHOW! BIG BUSINESS! m HEAT RE ROYAL. J- Prop., John Fuller and Sons. FELLERS' ADVANCED VAUDEIVILLB ONE OF OUR BEST! TOD CALLOWAY, A Lovely Dream. Australia's Quaintest Comedian. NELLY POWER, Popular Soubrette, 808 LLOYD, Lion Comique Amy Wilton Dorothy SWIFTS ! SWIFTS ! SWIFTS ! In their Celebrated "Playlet, CONVICT 99. Harry-CARLTON and SUTTON-Ted In some now witty Conversations. LAST NIGHTS of BRYANT, Fearless Axe, Knife, and Sword Swinger. LAST NIGHTS of MEXICAN BILL. MADAME BLANCHE CARELLI. ARMON BROTHERS. BEATRICE BUTLER, N.S.W. Soprano. 2s and Is. Boxes One Guinea. MAJESTY'S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. THE ROYAL PICTURES. ALL NEW SUBJECTS TO-NIGHT^ The Acme of Gems in Motion Photography UNSURPASSED ABSOLUTELY. Most Realistic Pictures Ever Seen. Prices, Is and 6d. Matinee Saturday. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. TOWN HALL. TO-NIGHT (Wednesday), Ist JULY, At 8 o'clock. ORGAN RECITAL By MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT. Good Friday Music (Parsifal) ... (Wagner) Reve Angelique (Rubinstein) Fantasia on National Airs ... (M. Barnett) Etc. Etc. Admission— Sixpence and One Shilling. JNO. R. PALMER, Town Clerk. TgLITE SKATING RINK, Carnival !— TO-NlGHT— Carnival ! -The most up-to-date ever shown in. New Zealand. Doors open 7.30; conclude 11.30. Numerous quantity of prizes to be contested for. A most interesting programme as-» cured. J. F. KAYE, Manager. SKATING! SKATING I OLYPMIA SKATING RINK, Inges-tre-street. — Morning, Afternoon, Evening. TO-MORROW — Challenge Polo Match, Morris Family v. Wellington Reps. 15th July — Poster Carnival. Special — Earn a Guinea. £1 Is will be given for the best answer to the question — "Why Did the Roller Skate?" Entrance free!^ Competition closes 13th July. Decieion announced on Carnival Night. F. S. YATES, Proprietor. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. MILK SUPPLY OF THE CITY. A CONFERENCE to consider the best means of regulating the Milk Supply of the Gity will be held in the TOWN HALL TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), Ist July, at 8 o'clock. Dairymen, Milk Vendors, and others interested in the Milk Trade are cordially invited to attend. JNO. R. PALMER, Town Clerk. 27th June, 1908. .T A D I E S! Are invited to attend FREE HEALTH TALK (Well Illustrated), To bo given by MISS M'CALL at the VIA VI ROOMS, Bank of New South Wales Chambers, Lambton-quay TOMORROW (Thursday). EVENING, the 2nd inst., at 8 o'clock. These Lectures are highly instructive, the principal causes of ill-health among women being explained, and also the Viavi System of Homo Treatment. Printed version of Viavi aims and Methods obtainable for Id stamp. WELLINGTON ACCOUNTANT STUDENTS' SOCIETY. rfiHE Annual Dinner will be held in J- Godber's, Cuba-street, TO-MOR-ROW (Wednesday), at 8 p.m. J. L. ARCUS, Hon. Secretary. BALLROOM DANCING. MRS. H. B Mason's Classes for Beginners are held on MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS in her Private Hall, at 86, Ghuznee-street, nexu St. Peter's Churoh. Mro. Mason's method of tuition ensures proficiency in six private lessons, or one quarter at Claae. Telephone 2646. MR. G. B. BROWN, representing Triumph Motors, will be in Wellington for a few more days, and may be seen at the Showrooms of Adams, Ltd., Mercer-street. The Triumph Motor Cycle is fitted with handle-bar control, magneto ignition, spring forks, and variable pulley. Inspection invited. THE QUALITY /TWF our work is so well known that it is unnecessary for us to offer large sums of money to prove it. We Extract and Fill Teeth Painlessly. MR. H. W. FROST has studied Dentistry thoroughly in America and* on the Continent, so patients can rely on getting attended to by EXPERTS. £ s. d. Complete fc)ets (tipper and lower)... 4 4-0 Painless Extraction - 0 2 6 Ordinary Extraction ' , 0 10 EROST & FROST, SURGEON DENTISTS 119, WILLIS-STREET (50 yards, above Manners-street), Wellington. FURNITURE ! FURNITURE ! ON EASY TERMS. RICHARDSON BROS., COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS, 115, UPPER CUBA-STREET. FUNERAL NOTICE THE Friends of Mr. and Mrs. S. Collison are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of their dearly beloved Son, David Archibald, leaving the residence of Mr. Dreyer, 77, Elizabeth-street, Friday, 3rd inst., at 9.15, for Karori Cenie- ' ' D. AND J RITCHIE, Funeral Furnishers, Comer Revans and Hall streets. Tel. 1964,