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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 71, 26 March 1910, Page 6

WELLINGTON PONY AND GALLOWAY JRACING CLUB. EASTER MEETING, TO BE HBLD AT MIBAMAR RACECOURSE, EASTER MONDAY. FIRST RACK, O/'V P.M. LADIES ADMITTED FREE TO ALL PARTS. SPECIAL TRAM SERVICE OF FREQUENT CARS FROM COURTENAYPLACE. J. M. GUMMING. Managing Steward.

"BESSES" AT ATHLETIC PARK "BESSES" AT ATHLETIC PARK "BESSES" AT ATHLETIC PARK DELIGHTFUL OPEN-AIR CONCERTS. DELIGHTFUL OPEN-AIR CONCERTS. OVER SEVEN THOUSAND PEOPLE LAST NIGHT LISTENED TO THEIR WONDERFUL PLAYING! "BESSES" AT ATHLETIC PARK. "BESSES" AT ATHLETIC PARK. "BESSES" AT ATHLETIC PARK. "BESSES" AT ATHLETIC PARK. TO-NIGHT (EASTER~SATURDAY) at 8. TO-NIGHT (EASTER SATURDAY) at 8. TO-NIGHT (EASTER SATURDAY) at 8. TO-NIGHT (EASTER SATURDAY) at 8. Programme : March — "La Reine D'Saba" Gounod Overture — ''II Borbiere" Hoesini Cornet Solo— "Rule Brittania" Hartmann(Mr. A. Laycock) Selection — "Faust" Bertioz VaHe— "Merry Widow" Lehar Selection — "lolanthe" Sullivan Duet (Trombone and Euphonium), "Excelsior" Balfe (Messrs. Weedall and Kerry) Fantasia — "Seotm's Sweetest Melodies" THE FAMOUS BESSES O' TH' BARN #AND BESSES 0' TH 1 BARN BAND At the ATHLETIC PARK ATHLETIC PARK Farewell Appearances in Wellington. Farewell Appearances in Wellington. EASTER MONDAY NEXT. EASTER MONDAY NKXT. EASTER MONDAY NEXT. AFTERNOON AT 3. EVENING AT 8 AFTERNOON AT 3. EVENING AT 8! Change Programme Each Concert. ONE ShKnG- L"L "^ MISSION ' ONE SHDLLING. _ ... ONE SHILLING. 1 Children Half-price. Grandstand 1» extra. Tramß at Frequent Intervals for the Park, setting down passengers at the gates. GROUNDS BRILLIANTLY ILLUMINATED. -Direction J. Rnd n. TAIT. "BESSES" AT DAY'S BAY "BESSES" AT DAY'S BAY. "BESSES" AT DAY'S BAY. "BESSES" AT DAY'S BAY "BESSES" AT DAY'S BAY. "BESSES" AT DAY'S BAY. TO-MORROW (EASTER SUNDAY), TO-MORROW (EASTER SUNDAY TO-MORROW (EASTER SUNDAY TO-MORROW (EASTER SUNDAY TOMORROW (EASTER SUNDAY) TO-MORROW (EASTER SUNDAY)! At 3 o'clock. At 3 o'clock. THE FAMOUS ROYAL BESSES O' TH' BARN BAND ROYAL BESSES O' TH' BARN BAND ROYAL BESSES O' TH' BARN BAND In a BRILLIANT PROGRAMME! March, "Dreadnought" Rimmer Overture, "Nabucodonosor" Verdi Cornet Duo, "Ida. and Dot" Losey (Messrs. Rydor and Platt) Selection, "Tannh»user" Wagner Interval. Valse, "Casino Tanze" Gung'l Euphonium Solo (selected) (Mr. E. P. Kerry). Selection, "Princess Ida" Sullivan Fantasia, "Memories of Britain" Rimmer Conductor— Mß. ALEXANDER OWEN. ACCOMMODATION far THOUSANDS. SPECIAL SERVICE OF STEAMERS. PECIAL SERVICE OF STEAMERS. Starting at 1 o'clock, from WELLINGTON FERRY CO.'S WHARF Return Fare— TWO SHILLINGS. Return Fare— TWO SHDLLINGS. Return Fare— TWO SHILLINGS. Including Admission to ALL PARTS OF GROUNDS. Only One Charge. Only Ono Charge. Direction J. and N. TAIT. GRAND EASTER CARNIVAL RAND EASIER CARNIVAL AND FANCY FAIR! AND FANCY FAIR! In Aid of CATHOLIC SCHOOL CHAPEL, WADESIOWN, OPENS THIS EVENING. OPENS THIS EVENING. SYDNEY-STREET SCHOOLROOM, AMUSEMENTS FOR ALL. AMUSEMENTS FOR ALL. TMttONE RECREATION GROUND. FIREWORKS ! FIREWORKS ! EASTER MONDAY NIGHT. Elaborate and Lavish Display. Beautiful Set Pieces. Flight? of Rockets and Aerial Shells. Showers of Golden Rain. Flamos will Swing his Fiery Clubs. PICTURES ! PICTURES ! A Set of Latest Humorous Moving Pictures will also be Shown. Petone Bra*<> Baud in Attendance. Gates Open 7.15. Programme at 8. Admiasion 1h; Children 6d ; Grandstand 6d extra. CITY MAYORAL ELECTION. "ITRS. 0. J CRAWFORD invites all Ladies dusirous of holding Mr. Ciawford's Candidature for tho City Mayoralty to meet her at the V.M.C..4. Roome, Upn/T Willis-fctroet, on THURSDAY, Jlot inttant, at 7.30 p.m.

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE Prop., John Fuller and Sons. HIS MAJESTY'S PICTURES! ALL EXCLUSIVE PICTURES. SPECIAL MATINEE EASTER MONDAY In order to further popularise these Matinees, we are making one charge for • Evorybody to All Parts— 6d. SIXPENCE. 6d. EVERYBODY to All Parts. Doors open 2. ' ALL BRAN© NEW PICTURES! AND ONLY TO BE SEEN AT HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE Prop., John Fuller and Sons. EVERY EVENING AT 8. SEE SPECIAL ADVT. RE MATINEES. Our Piotures Challenge Comparison for Clearness, Specimen and Light. Our Programme is Full of Gems. Merit will tell. Value for Money. HIS MAJESTY'S PICTURES-! WILD BIRDS IN THEIR HAUNTS, A Beautifully-Coloured Study by Olk-e G. Pike, F.Z.S.,' F.R.P.S. Exquisite. THE ROCKY ROAD, A Story of Fate's Capriciousness. American Biograph Co.'s Very Latest. THE INDIAN, A Fine Wild West Study. HUNTING THE WILD RED DEER OF EXMOOR— Token La«t Month. A DUEL IN MID-AIR, An Edison. FAUST, this Marvellous Story Portrayed. THE RHINE FROM COLOGNE TO BINGEN. Stereoscipal Kinematography. Edmund Payne and Geo. Grossmith in "OUR MISS GIBBS." A CURE FOR COWARDICE. NICK CARTER in more Famous Exploits THE TERROR AND THE TERRIER. Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc. One Shilling and Sixr>ence. Doors 7. Plan Christeson. Tel. 3153. THEATRE ROYAL. Pro., John Fuller and Sons. FULLER'S VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. SPECIAL HOLIDAY MATINEE EASTER MONDAY! EVERYTHING AS AT NIGHT! Including 1 THE MARVELLOUS CROTTONS. Ladies and Children Half-price to All Parts. Doors open 2, commence 2.30, terminating i. 45. Plans at Theatre. H E A T R E ROYAL. Prop., John Fuller and Sons. FULLER'S VAUDEVILLE CO. MATINEE EASIER MONDAY. TO-NIGHT! Commencement of th« SPECIAL HOLIDAY VAUDEVILLE! First Appearance in N.Z. of LES FRERES CROTTON, The Two Wonderful Frenchmen in a Remarkable Act. THE MARVELLOUS CROTTONS! In their Roman Gladiator Act. First Aopearajice in Wellington of the; coleman sisters, Australia's Most Talented Double. LAST NIGHT OF HASSAN, The Mystifying Indian Magician. Continued Success of THE KLIMOS, Acrobatic Comedy. THE KLIMOS, Novelty Act. Laughter Alternates with Admfration. JOE CHARLES, Eccentrio Comedian. BEATTIE M'DONALD, Clever Soubrette. MAUD HEWSON, N.Z.s Contralto. Etc., Etc., Etc, Etc. Dress Circle and 0.5., 2s; Stall*. Is; Boxes, One Guinea. Plan at Theatre Royal ; also Book hy Telephone, 2084. THE Is Is Is Is EASTER TOWN And MONDAY HALL 6d 6d 6d 6d NIGHT HIS MAJESTY'S PICTURES'. IS MAJESTY'S PICTURES ! EASTER MONDAY NIGHT. EASTER MONDAY NIGHT. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. (An Entirely Different Programme to the one at His Majesty's Theatre). EVERY PICTURE ABSOLUTELY NEW HIS MAJESTY'S PICTURES. HIS MAJESTY'S PICTURES. Every Picture an Artistic Triumph. Just a Few of Our Headlinerg: — • THE LAST MUSTER Of the BALACLAVA LIGHT BRIGADE. MACBETH. A Triumph of MACBETH. Stagecraft. PERFORMING A GOOD BEARS. WINNING. PEAUTY SPOTS IN KIXG OLAF'S LAND! LOVE AND TREASON! GALLEY GOLF SLAVE ! MANIA ! AN INDIAN WIFE'S DEVOTION. And Many, Many More! Seating Accommodation for THREE THOUSAND. THE Is Is Is Is EASTER TOWN And MONDAY HALL 6d 6d 6d 6d NIGHT BASIN RESERVE. ASIN RESERVE. THE CRICKET MATCH OF THE SEASON. THE CRICKET MATCH OF THE SEASON. SECOND TEST MATCH. SECOND TE3T MATCH. SECOND TEST MATCH. AUSTRALIA v. NEW ZEALAND. AUSTRALIA v. NEW ZEALAND. AUSTRALIA v. NEW ZEALAND. AUSTRALIA v. NEW ZEALAND. TO-DAY, TO-DAY, And EASTER MONDAY. I EASTER MONDAY. And EASTER TUESDAY. EASTER TUESDAY. SPECIAL CARS TO AND FROM THE BASIN. ADMISSION, ONE SHILLING. RESERVE SIXPENCE. STAND ONE SHILLING. FREDK. C. RAPHAEL, Hon. Sec. N.Z. Cricket Counoil. Northland! St. Vincent t>e paul schoolROOM. AGR\ND SOCIAL will be hold in above Hall on WEDNESDAY, 6th APRIL, 1910. Tickets 2s each. J. W. CALLAGHAN, Hon. Sec. BILLIARDS. FOR SALE, Room, 5 Tables, centre of the city. Apply Marker, Evening Post.