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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 112, 13 May 1911, Page 6

r\ P E R A HOUSE. Lessee and Manager ... Allan Hamilton. ' , TO-NI6HT— LAST NIGHT 1 AU REVOIR TO-NISHT To ALLAN HAMILTON'S COMPANY ALLAN HAMILTON'S COMPANY, "WHY MEN LOVE WOMEN!" , "WHY MEN LOVE WOMEN!" Interpreted by" a FIRST-CLASS COM* PANY and Illustrated with BEAUTIFUL SCENERY. (By arrangement, with Messrs. Clarke and Meynell). Special Engagement of Australasia's Premier Dramatic Star, MISS FRANCES ROSS, And tho Popular Young English Actor, MR. CONWAY WINGFJELD. TO-NIGHT— LAST NIGHT 1 PRICES 3s, 2s, Is. Box Plan at Holliday's. NO CHARGE FOR BOOKING. Day Sales at Christoson's. Early Doors as usual. Manager, GEORGE BULLER. APERA HOUSE. Direction ... J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. The Famous Drury Lane Play, THE WHIP. THE WHIP. To be presented by MR. J. C. WILLIAMSON On the Evening of THURSDAY NEXT, 18th MAY. , At 15 minutes to 8, And Succeeding Nights, THE WHIP THE WHIP THE WHIP. By Henry Hamilton and Cecil Raleigh* Interpreted by the Incomparable NEW LONDON COMPANY. First Appearance here of Messrs. Lionel Atwill Charles Blackball Charles Grarham Robert Bottomley, -(After an absence of 8 years) Mr. Ambrose Manning. Also, Messrs. Eardley Turner Vivian Edwards Maurice Dudley Edwin Lester Charles Morse S. L. Adams Frank Harcourt Rego Redo Stewart Garner Master Burns First Appearance Hero of Misses Evelyn Kerry Winifred Sool Fyfc Alexander Cecilia Wilman Also, Misses Emma Temple May Carey Gcorgie O'Mcara Dorothy Frasor Marjorie Swallow Ethel Evans THE WHIP. THE WHIP THE WHIP. 16-SIXTEEN GREAT SCENES— I 6 Including THE THRILLING RAILWAY SMASH And the Great RACE FOR THE TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. Prices- — Dress Girclo and Orchestral Stalls, ss; Stalls, ss: Gallery, Is. Early Doors, Stalls 6d, Gallery Is extra. BOX PLANS for the FIRST SIX 3 NIGHTS will bo opened at the Dresden, on MONDAY MORNING NEXT, at 9 o'clock. Ford Motor Car supplied by Rouse- and Ilurrell. Silvcrwaro for Act 11. supplied by Walker and Hall. 170-ELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), 14th MAY, At 3 - p.m. BAND PERFORMANCE. MILITARY BAND, at ISLAND BAT. JNO. K. PALMER, Town Clerk. 15th May, 1911. \. HUTT VALLEY TRAMWAYS. TO ELECTORS OF PETONE WHO ARE! OPPOSED TO THE PROPOSAL TO • TAKE A THIRD POLL. A MEETING of Electors who object to having trams forced upon them against .their will, will be held in the large room in rear of St. Augustine Hall, Petone, on TUESDAY NEXT, 16(h May, • at 8 p.m. Business — To make such arrangements - as will effectuall/ defeat the ensuing poll. If you object to being fought with your » own money then Hay so by largely attending. THE No. 3 CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING SOCIETY OF WELLINGTON. THE Fifteenth Annftal General Meeting of tho Society will' be held in the Society's Office, 33, Willis-street,, on FRIDAY, 19th May, 1911, at 8 p.m. Business : To receive Report and Balance-shesfc; ' Elect four Directors, ono Auditor; And General Business. Messrs. G. F. Browne and P. Watt retire from the Directorate in accordance with the requirements of Society's rules, and. being eligible, offer themselves for re-election. J. CREWES, Secretary. LOYAL BRITANNIA LODGE, N.£. BRANCH, M.U., 1.0.0. F. T ODGE Meeting will be held in the JLi Manchester Unity Chambers, Lamb-ton-quay, on MONDAY NEXT, the 15th May, at 7.50. Business — Initiation and General. T. G. OS-BORN, Secretary. CORONATION N.Z. INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, 1911. U AND J BUILDINGS, WATERLOO-QUAY. OPENING 24th MAY. CLOSING 29th JUL"?. HOME INDUSTRIES SECTION. Free Exhibition Space will be given for Home Industry Exhibits. Applications will be received' up to 19th inst. Application forms may bo obtained from 11. F. ALLEN, Secretary, 8 and 9, Norwich Chambers, 111, Customhouse-quay, Wellington. rpHE CORONATION N.Z. INDUS- ' ' TRIAL EXHIBITION, 1911. NOTICE TO EXHD3ITOJKS. STALLS MAY NOW BE FITTED 13$ In tho EXHIBITION BUILDINGS. H. F. ALLEN, Secretary. "WHAT ARE THE ARMIES FOR?" See This Week's MAORILAND WORKER I" Prieo One Penny. All News Agents. GET YOUR BTOGRAPH SUPPLIES FHOM FULLERS' BIOGRAPH SUPPLDSS CO., Johnston-si,., Wellington (Box 835). As>k us to Quote for Everything. ONE MILLION FEET OF FILM To choose from, being added to at th* rate of 14,000 feet per week. All makes Projectors and Accessories stocked. 1910 Models, £25 up.