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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 83, 9 April 1910, Page 6

"T> E T E R PA N,"- *- At THE OPERA HOUSE, TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Under the Patronage and in the presonco of His Excellency the Governor, the Right Hon. the Premier, and Lady Ward. WELLINGTON'S FAREWELL To "PETER PA Nl" "PETER PA N!" "PETER PA N!" "PETER PA Nl" FAREWELL TO "CAPTAIN HOOK." FARE-WELL TO "WENDY," "JOHN," and "MICHAEL."FAREWELL TO "MR. and MRS. DARLING."FAREWELL TO "TINKER BELL" and "NANA.'*FAREWELL TO I THE INDIANS and LOST BOYS. FAREWELL TO ! THE PIRATES and CROCODILE. FAREWELL TO BARRIES BEAUTIFUL FAIRYLAND Plans Dresden. Day Sales Christej 6on's. Prices, ss, 3s, 2s. Early Door Stalls and Family Circle, 6d extra. J. C. WILLIAMSON. FIE KING'S THEATRE. 'Phono 3143. Proprietors, and under the Direction of T. J. West and Linley and Donovan. WEST'S PICTURES! EOYAIi WEST'S PICTURES! ROYAL TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! Repetition of the Greatest Pictorial Programme Ever Seen, including SCENES IN MELBOURNE SCENES IN MELBOURNE Accompanied on the Tom Tom, IHE EGYPTIAN MAID. ,FOOLSHEAD GOES TO THE BALLL Etc. Is. Dress Circle and Front Stalls. Is. 6d. Luxurious Back Stalls. 6d Box Plan at Abel's. Booking feo 6d. HOUSE. OPERA HOUSEL Sole Lepseo .. MR.~j7c. WILLIAMSON. Direction.. .Mß. WILLIAM ANDERSON. Direct.from the King s Theatre, Melbourne FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY, Commencing MONDAY EVENING NEXT. The Picture Drama that Cost £1000. MACMAHON AND CARROLL'S Grand and vivid representation of Maicus Clarke's Famous Historic Convict Story, "FOR THE TERM OF HIS NATURAL LIFE," In 16 Intense and Thrilling Tableaux. MANAGERIAL.— The marvellous creation by tho lato Marcus Clarke of the early Convict Days in Tasmania, wrjth. its fearful sufferings, terrible hardships, and daring romance, which is embodied in his immortal novel, "FOR THE TERM OF HIS NATURAL LIFE," makes for I one of the most remarkable pages from lifo ever creatad by the genius of man. ! The Story of Rufus Dawes — The Shameful Convict System — Adventures by Land and Sea — The Life and Death Struggleof Desperate Men — Tho Mutiny on the Malabar — The Burning of the Hydaspee. All depicted faithfully and graphically, through the medium of this Great Picture Drama. "It pulsates with Life." In addition, a delightful series of New and Exquisite Kinematographic Wonders will also be presented for the first time. The story will be narrated by the wellknown actor, Mr. Alfred Boothman. Popular Prices — Dress Circlo and Orchestral Stalls, 2s; Stalls, Is; Family Circle, 6d. Box Plans at tho Dresden. P E R A HOUSE. Wellington. WEDNESDAY EVENING, 13th APRIL, i 1910. WRESTLING! WRESTLING! . THE CONTEST OF THE CENTURY. 808 SCOTT (Champion of New Zealand) Versus ALEC. BAIN (Scottish Champion and Wrestling Partner of Hackenschmidt), FOR £50 A SIDE. JOE GARDINER (English Champion) Versus AUBREY SARAH (Light-weight Champion of Auckland). AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP OB - WELLINGTON AND DISTRICT ■ FOR HANDSOME SILVER CUP. Nominations close with 'F. Dobson, Masonic Hotel, WEDNESDAY. 13th April. THOMAS'S HALL, NEWTOWNv STAR PICTURES! ~ STAR PICTURES! TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! Last Night of this week's Excellent Piogramme. Monday Night — Complete Change of Programme. 6cl. OUR PRICES, Is TOWN HALL, WELLINGTON. EMPIRE PICTURES. TO-NIGHT T TO-NIGHT ! Of that Splendid Film, NAPOLEON ! NAPOLEON I NAPOLEON I NAPOLEON ! LAST NIGHT! LAST NIGHT! Popular Prices, Is and 6d. f^AUMONT'S CINEMATOGRAPHS. VJT Full stocks carried. Send for Second-hand Film List, and particulars of Hiring FiIms.— AUSTRALIAN KODAK, LTD., 6, Mercer-st., Wellington* mHE WELLINGTON HARBOUR JL FERRIES. LTD. DAY'S BAY. DAY'S BAY. SUNDAY, 3rd APRIL. Leave Town— lo.ls, 2.30, 5.45. Leavo Bay — 9, 11 a.m., 5 p.m. (Circumstances permitting). LEO D. CHATEAU'S *~ SCHOOL OF ACTING, 33. WILLIS-STREET, From 10 a.m. till 10 p.m. daily. Elocution, Oratory, and Dramatic Art. Pupils taken 6ingly and given a thorough preparation for Drawingroom, Platform, or Stage. Mr. Chateau is now preparing intending Competitors for the Chnstchurch Elocutionary Competitions. WADESTOWN CATHOLIC BAZAAR TJESULT OF ART UNION:— First prize — No. 750 Second prize — No. 2710 Third prize— No. 1754. ~~ NOTICE. I WISH to notify tho public that I hare taken over tho Confectionery Business lately carried on by Mr. J. Marriott, 97, Manpcrs-street, and trust by strict attention to business to merit the patronage of pant customers. R. STEAD, Lftto of Wolliogton Biscuit Co.