OPERA HOUSE.
ANNUAL REPORT. In their report for tho year ending 31st March l»«t lhc> directors ot tho Wellington Opera Houso Company, Ltd., recommend a dividend of 5 per cent., making, with the 7 pur cent, paid on tho 30th September, 12 por wnt. for tho year, and tho iiHiial bunux and £105 to Ihe director*. Tlu'v ali>o rpeomiuond thai the unin of £245 9s 3d ba paid in reduction of the Ctibti-Mirnet Extension mortgage, which will then itatul ot £940 4s lid. The letirinjj director*) arc Messrs. CafqiMvnc and Gilmer, who, l>eing eligible, oft#r themselves for ro-electtion. Tho directors add.— "lt v with extreme regret that the board have to announce the cWtli of Mr. Edward Heagcr. He was a member of the board for many ym.ru. Tho director* recommend that the vacancy be not filled up, ag tho board is fully constituted, according to tho requirement*! of Uio mien of the company. Thfl retiring auditor in Mr. H. M. Lyon, »nd he offer* himfolf for re-election. The Board thought it ndvituble in D«oember liut to increw tho inturmea on the Oper* .HAU^rcu* JDMW-Jo £6WI"-
Deer are stated to be fairly plentiful in tho Wairarapa this season, and sportsmen are meeting with a fair amount of success. Messrs. E. J. Leydon and Co., of the D.S.A , Cuba-street, advertise a special eale of drapery, millinery, and ladies' and children'« clothing. The sale begins at 9 to-morrow, and a price-list appears on another page. The hospital authorities report this afternoon that Boyd, the seafaring man who fell down the stairs in the Theatre Royal on Monday night, and Bigneli the carrier, who met with a tram-car accident last week, are progressing favourably. A number of friends of Mr. Len. M'Kenzie (son of Mr. Thomas W. M'Kenzie. of Ghuznee-street) met at the Royal Oak Hotel this afternoon, and made him a presentation, on the eve of his marriage to Miss Maguirc, daughter of Mr. Allan Maguire, of Sus-sex-square.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 80, 6 April 1910, Page 8
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