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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 77, 2 April 1910, Page 6

""OETER PAN." "PETER PAN. ' SECOND GRAND MATINEE. THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, Commencing at 2 o'clock. Adults as usual. Children, 2s 6d, If 6d, Is. , Bring tho Kiddies along. At the coaclusion of the performance Peter will speak to them from his house on tha Tree-tops in the Never Never Land. "T> E T E It PA N,". A At THE OPERA HOUSE, Is a GREAT BIG CONVINCING SUCCESS, And WELLINGTON la ONCE MORE EVIDENCING Its • • ARTISTIC TASTE AND DEMONSTRATING ITS ■' APPRECIATION Of .a BEAUTIFUL AND BRILLIANT PLA*} By PACKING Tho THEATRE NIGHTLY. TO-NIGHT AND EVERY EVENING^ Will be Repeated "PETER PA N.» Plans Dresden. Day Sales Christ©, sons. Pricey Ss, 3s, 2s. Early Doo*. .Stalls and F. Circle, 6d extra J. C WILLIAMSON. rjpHE KINCTS THEATRE". Proprietors, and under the Direction of T. J. West and Linley and Donovan. The House of Beautiful Healthful Pictures. ' The Combined Picture Kines WEST'S And\ ROYAL PICTURES! PICTURES! (Famous and UnapproackabisJ PEERLESS PROGRAMME, UNEXAMPLED AND UNEQUALLED, SEE THE HEROINE OF MAFEKING. . (A Boer War Romance). HER TERRIBLE ORDEAL. (A Dramatic Episode). THE ENGANDINJfi PEAKS THE ALPINE ECHO. SORRY CAN'T STOP. CALINO. Etc., Etc. Is. Dress Circle and Front Stalls. Is. ou. Luxurious Back Stalls. 6cL Box Plan at Abel's. Booking Fee, 6d. ST. TnOMAS 7 s" HALL* NEWTOWN. STAR PICTURES! STAR PICTURES! TO-NIGPIT. TO-NIGHT. Last Night of the Great Sporting Picture, "THE STOLEN FAVOURITE." MONDAY NIGHT, Complete Change of Programme. 6d. Our Prices. l s VICTORIA COLLEGE STUDENT 3- * BAZAAR. BAZAAR. IN THE VICTORIA COLLEGE ' GYMNASIUM. TO-NIGHT— LAST NIGHT. TO-NIGHT— LAST NIGHT. 7.30 to 10.30. ATTRACTIVE STALLS. TEA ROOMS. FORTUNE TELLING. , .NOVEL SIDESHOWS, Admission— SlXPENCE. • - ELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL-! TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), 3rd APRIL, At 3 p.m. BAND PERFORMANCE. TRAMWAYS BAND AT LYALL BAY. R. TAIT, Acting-Town Clerk. 2nd April, 1910. JW" E W~T OWN PARC SUNDAY, 3rd "APRIL, at 3 p.m. THE WELLINGTON CITY MILITARY BAND. Conductor MR. H. MOSCHINI. Programme — March, "Arabia" ; Overture, "Tancredi" ; Suite, "Egyptien" ; Selection, '"Chimes of Normandy" ; Cornet Solo, "Dreams of Paradise" ; Romanca, "Hearts and Flowers" ; Overture, "Caliph de Bag' dad" ; March, "Magenta." Collection in aid of Band Funds. L. R. BRUCE, Hon. Sec. WELLINGTON LIEDERTAFEI! 13UBLIC CONCERN On THURSDAY, 7th APRIL, In tho CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL. ADMISSION ... TWO SHILLINGS. WELLINGTON MINISTERS' ASSOCIATION. T>UBLIC WELCOME to Dr. and Mrf. -"- Henry, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Potts, Kent-terrace Presbyterian Church, WED» NESDAY, 6th April, at 8 p.m. Chairman, Rev. J. K. Elliott, 8.A., Presi. dent of Association. Addresses by Leading Ministers. Music by Choir. J. R. CLARK, Hon^ Sec. W.M.A. f^i AUMONT'S CINEMATOGRAPHS. VJT Full stocks carried. Send for Second-hand Film List, and particulars of Hiring FiIms.— AUSTRALIAN KODAK, LTD., 6, Mercer-sh, Wellington IMPORTANT NOTICE. THE Wellington Musical Union Chorus are requested to meet for Prachc* on MONDAY NEXT, at 7.30 p.m., in the Methodist Schoolroom, Sydney-street. At 8.30 the Annual Meeting will be lieid. when the Report and Balance-sheet. will be submitted, and Election of Officers will take place. < All Honorary and Performing Members are specially invited to be present. A. M. LEWIS, Hoti. Sco. INTERNATIONAL CLUB. ""* HPHE next uleeting will be held at th« A Hotel Windsor on THURSDAY 7* April, at 8 p.m. A discussion will tak* place on the paper on "Women's Suff* rage," read at last meeting. All member* are invited to take part. Music, etc. COURT LADY GLASGOW, No. 82617 A.O.F. USUAL Fortnightly Meeting on MON. DAY NEXT, 4th inst., at 8 p.m. Pound Nig;ht. NAOMI HUTCHINSON, P. 0., Tinakori-road. Sec, 8261,