Page 8 Advertisements Column 2

Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 116, 18 May 1910, Page 8

THEATRE ROYAL. Prop., John Fuller and Sons. TrTTTT T^,N e w Programme Caught. FULLER'S VAUDEVILLE COMPANY „„ .„ Always Up to Date. Magnificent Biograph Picture of BARRY, the English Champion Sculler, Training with SULLIVAN. hi 6 trainer, for his match with Arnst. Immense reception accorded our Latest Imported American Artist, RANGE SMITH, Tho Man Who Gets Up Steam. WARWICK LUMCEY, CECILE STEPHANoTN^Contralto New and Illustrated Songs. t,^ I T a f t^ eek of TIIE KLIMOB. JOE LAMB, Nowcastlo Singing Collier. VICIOR, THE GREAT VENTRILObUIST. FRANK YORKE. Everybody's Favourite IVY GOODWILL, Serio THE BRIIISH BIOGRAPTT. OUR FIRST LINE OF DEFENCE. 2s and Is. Plan Theatre. Tol. 208*. Thu Theatre will be CLOSED FRIDAY. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Prop., John Fuller and Sons. TO-NIGHT ALL NEW PICTURES. PICTURES ! His PICTURES ! | PICTURES! Majesty's PICTURES! TO-NIGHT, as usual, Superior to All. THE VICTIM OF BRIDGE, THE VICTIM OF BRIDGE, An Enthralling and Remarkablo Picture. Tho Recent Terriblo ERUPTION OF MT. ETNA. ERUPTION OF MT. ETNA. THE FUGITIVE DALAI LAMA. Showing his Hurried Arrival at Darjeeling. THE NEWLYWEDS, An American THE NEWLYWEDS, Biograph Gem. THE GIRL AND THE JUDGE. THE GIRL AND THE JUDGE. Other Pictures are— "Foolshcad, Am I Mad," The Marshall of Gila Creek Around Windsor Castle, Barry, tho Sculling Champion. Dress Circle and 0.5., Is. Stalls, 6d. Plan at Christebon's. 'Phone 3153. LTMPIA. OLYMPIA. LYMPIA. OLYMPIA Direction of John Fuller and Sous. GRAND OPENING Of tho SKATING SEASON. SATURDAY AFTERNOON NEXT. j SATURDAY AFTERNOON NEXT At 2 o'clock. ROLLER SKATING! The most exROLLER SKATING ! hilarating and ROLLER SKATING ! seasonable- and ROLLER SKATING! fashionablo pas ROLLER SKATING! time of the age SATURDAY EVENING, at 7.30. New Floor. New Skates. New Everything. FULL BRASS BAND. A. R. SHEPARD, Manager. SPECIAL NOTICE. A FUNERAL SERVICE for our late Sovereign will take place at the Synagogue, Wellington-terrace, on FRIDAY NEXT, the 20th in»t., at 4.30 p.m. J. MANDEL, President. PETONE BOROUGH COUNCIL. UNITED IN MEMORIAM SERVICE. A PROCESSION, led by tho three Brass -£*- Bands, will leavo the Railway Station for the Recreation Ground on FRIDAY MORNING, 20th i^st., at 10 o'clock, where a United In M«momin Service will bo held! in connection with the death of His late Majesty King Edward VII. Programmes of Service will bo distributed on the ground. Should tho weathor prove unfavourable, the Service will be hold in tho Drill Hall. J. W. M'EWAN, - Mayor. Petone, 17th May, 1910. LOWER HUTT BOROUGH COUNCIL. UNITED MEMORIAL SERVICE. IN connection with tho death of His> lato Majesty King Edward VII., a. United Memorial Service will be held at the Recreation Ground, Lower Hutt, at 2.30 p.m., on FRIDAY NEXT, 20ih inst In the event of the weather being unpropitious, ths service is to take place in the Town Hall, Lowor Hutt, at the seme hour. 11. BALDWIN, Deputy-Mayor. Lower Hutt, 17th May, 1910. ZEALANDIA RIFLES. PURSUANT to Batt»lion Orders the Company will Parade at Whitmorestrcet 'by Supreme Court Building*) on FRIDAY NEXT, 20th May, at 1 o'clock p.m. Full Dress. Helmets. Rifles and Side Arms. SPECIAL PARADE Will be held at the Garrison Hall, Buckle-sri-ept, TO-MORROW CfHURSDAY), at 7.45 p.m. Full Dress. Helmets. Rifles and Sido Arms. Thoso who havo not been fitted in Full Dress will Parade in Khaki, and will be fitted out with Full Dress after Parade. (Signed) A A. CORRIGAN, Captain. WELLINGTON CITY RIFLES. fHIHE Company will Parade at the JL Tennis Court, old Parliamentary Buildings, at 12.45 p.m., on FRIDAY, the 20th inst. Full drese. J. J. ESSON, __^ Captain Commanding. MIRAMAR GOLF CLUB. fT\HE Committee has decided that the X Links will bo CLOSED on FRIDAY NEXT, 20th inst., , and Members aro requested not to play on that day. By Order of the Committee. G. O. SUTTON, Hon. Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICE. MASTER BUTCHERS' UNION. ALL Shops in Wellington will re.nain OPEN TO-DAY (Wednesday), but will CLOSE all day FRIDAY, the 20th inst., on account of the Funeral of His lato Majesty King Edward VII. (Signed) J. ROD, President. FUNERAL OF IIIS~LATE"MAJESTY KING EDWARD VII. fTTiHE undermentioned Warehouses will JL be CLOSED on FRIDAY, the 20th May, the day appointed for the Funeral of His late Majesty the King. SARGOOD, SON AND EWEN, LTD. BING, HARRIS AND CO., LTD. ROSS AND GLENDINING, LTD. MACKY, LOGAN, C'ALDWELL AND CO. ARCH. CLARK AND SONS, LTD. BUTTERWORTH BROS. ;N.Z. ; , 1 LTD. THE WELLINGTON WOOLLEN i MANUFACTURING CO., LTD. THE KAIAPOI WOOLLEN MANUFACTURING CO., LTD. ABBOTT, PRAM AND CO. FRIDAY. T UNCHEON, LUNCHEON, From 11 a.m., At GODBER'S, Cuba-street and Lambton-quay. WANTED to SeliTcheap, Spring Tip Drays and Block Tip Drays, Grocer's Spring Carts, and othor Vehicles to select from, at the Wellington Coach Factory, St. Ilill-stroet, o!Y Manners-street.