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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 48, 27 February 1911, Page 8

NEXT "WEDNESDAY IS THE OPENING DAY OF THE GRAND AITTUMN AND WINTER EXHIBITION OF FASHIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS AT THE 'D.LC. D.I.C. . D.I.C. YOU ARE INVITED TO INSPECT.

rjHHEATRE ROYAL. THE HOME OF VAUDEVILLE. New Brilliant Programme To-night ! TO-NIGHT, Welcome Reappearance oC MAUD FANNING ! Australia's Own MAUD FANNING! Coon Impersonator. Coon Land in Song, Songs of Coon Land. ARTHUR ELLIOTT, The Lively End Man. A Host in Himself. THE ELLIOTT SISTERS, Dainty, Talented Darlings. ARDELL! ARDELL! ARDELL! Nonchalant Comedy Equilibrist. A Perfect Wonder. Wonderful Perfection. FANNY HALLE, Europe's Clever Lady Balancer. A Class Act. Reappearance of DAPHNE LESLIE. Reappearance for Four Nights Only. DO RE MI TRIO And GUILLIAME BABY AND CO., Introducing their Wonderful Musical Comical Act, and also The TOREADORS, with their Trained Dogs. First Appearance in New Zealand of 1 ELMA ANDERSON, the Lady Baritone. Reappearance of MASTER HORACE DENTICE, Wellington's Own Juvenile Singer and Dancer. 808 HARPER, Favourite End Man. Reappearance of LILIAN LOFTUS. Last Nights of WALLY DAWSON. Continued Success of RUBY WALLACE, Dainty Anstralienne. CECILE_ STEPHANO. Favourite Contralto. ! Time and Prices as usual. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Props., John Fuller' and Sons. THE RECOGNISED HOME OF . PERFECT PICTURES.' FULLER'S PIOTD RES! THE BEST OF FULLER'S PICTURES ! ALL! CHANGE TWICE WEEKLY! Every Monday and Thursday. TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT! COMPLETE CHANGE TO-NIGHT! COMPLETE CHANGE TO-NIGHT ! Another Grand Selection of ENTIRELY NEW SUBJECTS. The First Choice of tho Best Procurable. A Programme for the Peoplo, comprising the Latest Productions by EDISON, VITAGRAPH, LUBIN, SELIG, AMERICAN BIOGRAPH, And Other Standard Makers. DON'T MISS TO-NIGHT'S GREAT BILL. A Programme for All. D.C. and 0.5., Is; Stalls (tip-up), 6d. Plan at Christeson's. 'Phone 3153. BAZAAR ! BAZAAR ! Q<KATIXG RINK, INGESTRE-ST. WELLINGTON HIGHLAND RDJLES 1 BAZAAR. 25th FEBRUARY TO 4th MARCH. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! Choruses, Songs, Camp Fire Sceneß, Military Displays, etc., by the City Rifles — N.Z.s Champion Team. Highland Flings, Reels, etc., by members of Wellington Pipe Band and Dancers' Club. Displays by Highland Rifles, Bayonet Fighting, etc. Come and See the Fancy, Art, Sweets Stalls, and Tea Kiosk. Come and Visit tho Gipsy Encampment. SIDE SHOWS ! SIDE SHOWS ! Novel and Interesting. Afctractivo Stalls. GRAND ART UNION— £2O and £5 GOLD NUGGETS. Admission, Is (including chance in Art j Union). 1 . ! THREE IMPORTANT LECTURES. EDWARD NELSON, Australasian Representative International Bible Stu1 dents' Association, speaks in Town Hall 1 (small hall) TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, ; and THURSDAY, 7.30 p.m. Most helpI ful to thinking people. God's Plan in its ! fulness traced from Genosia to Revela- ! tion. Non-Sectarian. No Collection. CITY OF AUCKLAND. j ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT. 1 mENDERS will be received in the Town I JL Clerk's Office. Auckland, until 4 , o'clock p.m. on THURSDAY, 15ih June, 1911, for the Supply ond Erection of tho 1 Machinery for the New Power Station ; The work will bo divided into two contracts as follows: — ■ | BOILER - HOUSE EQUIPMENT, comprising Water Tuba Boilers, ! Feed Pumps, Econoinibers, Conveyor and Steam Pipes, and Induced Draft Plant. ENGINE-ROOM EQUIPMENT, comprising D.C. Steam Generators, Condensers, Auxiliary Machinery, Engine-room Crane, Oircukting Pumps and Pipes, and Switch Board. Specifications and drawings may be obtained i>fc tho Office oi the CH3- Ek-ctrical Engineer, Drake-street, Auckland. HENRY W. WILSON, Town Clerk. 20th February, 1911. FUNERAL CARD. fpilE Friends of tho late Allan Gibson J- arc invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave the Mortuary Chapel of E. Morris, jun., bO, Tarauaki-stroet, on Wednesday, Ist March, 1911, at 9.45 a.m., for St. Josoph's Church, Buckle-street, thence to Karori Cemetery. E. MORRIS, Jun., Undertaker and Embalmer, 60, Taranaki-strect and 23. Rovans-stieet. Telephone 937 (day and night) itrm-irfr iT«f« l tn^ivwi-ir l ¥t-Miin^;ffi >W)W )m LMn .^ L^.^ irM| , FUNERAL CARD THE Friends of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Rebecca Liardot are invited to attend her Funeral, which will leave tho Mortuary Chapal of E. Morris, jun., 60, Teranaki-street, To-moriow (Tuesday)' 28th February, 1911, nt 9 a.m , for Bol-ton-strcet Cemetery. E MORRIS, Jun., Undertaker and Embalmer, 60, Taranakist. aud 28, Revaub st. Tel. 037 (day and night).