Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 149, 25 June 1915, Page 2

THE RUBY M'DONALD CONCERT FOR WOUNDED SOEDIERS, (Under Vice-Regal Patronage, and in the Presence of Her Excellency the „ Countess of Liverpool. GRAND OPERA HOUSE TnA-IVITP TIT GRAND OPERA HOUSE GRAND OPERA HOUSE lv i^i JAJrJtI J. GRAND OPERA HOUSE LEADING ARTISTS! " LEADING ARTISTS! j PROGRAMME.— Part I. Song— "Bedonin Love Song" "Dama" ■..- Chadwick MR. HAMILTON HODGES. * Flute Solo — "Valse Graeeuse" Edward German MISS NELLIE SIMPSON. Shakespearean Trio (Unaccompanied)— " Take, oh Take Those Lips Away" MISSES T. M'ENROE, A. M. SEGRIEF, R. SEGRIEF. Song — "Tb« Sands of Dee" Clay MISS AGNES SEGRIEF. Violin Solo — "Serenade Melancoliquo" „ Tschsikowsky MISS RUBY M'DONALD. Part H. Song— "Variations on Carneral de Venice" ; „.— Benediefc • MISS TERESA M'ENROE. Violin Solo— "Finale" from Concerto Mendelssohn MISS RUBY M'DONALD. Comedy Scene— "The Art of Making Love" ■• •— • Sheridan-Knowles MR. CULFORD. BELL, MISS BETTY PURDOM. Soog^ — "Across the Far Blue Hills, Marie" Blumenthal MR. HAMILTON HODGES. Accompanists — Miss Heinemann, Mr. Ch. W. Kerry. PRICES-t2s and ls- v Reserved Seats, 3s. Box Plan at The Bristol Piano Co. Piano kindly lent by The Bristol Piano Co. UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF HER EXCELLENCY THE COUNTESS OF LIVERPOOL. THE BABY QUEEN CROWNING CEREMONY! TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) TO-MORROW AT O P.M. TOWN HALL K3ONCBRT CHAMBER) mOWN HALL OWN HALL (CONCERT CHAMBER) 1 OWN HALL A COMPLIMENT TO THE WIVES OF OUR SOLDIERS AT THE FRONT. CARDS r^rn i...n....^T -^j _ RESERVED SEATS, l/„ EXTRA JOS. LBWIS, Secretary. MONSTER ART UNION! POSITIVELY CLOSES 10th JULY, 1015. , 10th JULY, 1915. TRAMWAY BOYS' CANDIDATE ! N a 10; N a 10; VALUE J3ICM VALUE £1000 ttBSSS . ■ ?&SIS GOUDi NUGGET! VALUE £1000 VALUE £1000 VALUE SIOOO VALUE £1000 VALUE £1000 VALUE £1000 VALUE £ 100 0; TICKETS, K/m BACH , TICKETS, g /« EACH DR. FLATTS-MILLS'S CITIZENS' COMMITTEE. . ",,' ,C. A. BALLARD, Hon. Sec. TO THE SECRETARY, ' Box 85, Wellington. CUT THIS nr,— I enclose ...for tickets •am** »#.»r ' n **** Gold Nugget Art Union in the AND MATT/ Wellington Queen Carnival. (Enclosing Stamped Addressed - Envelope). . N&m« ?.- .- — ... Addreai t r? .-.-r.... •„;.-... r... N.8.-BARLY APPLICATION FOR TICKETS IS NECESSARY, AS A LARGE NUMBER HAVE ALREADY BEEN DISPOSED OF. TICKETS CAM ALSO BE OBTAINED FROM THE BRISTOL PIANO COMPANY. N.Z. PATRIOTIC SOCIETY. THE SPECIAL BALLOT COMMITTEE OF THE EXECUTIVE OF THE X ABOVEMENTIONBD SOCIETY WILL CONTINUE TO DRAW ALL ART UNIONS TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON AND EVENING, COMMENCING AT «y P.M., IN MESSRS. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS'S TEA ROOMS (ENTRANCE PROM JOHNSTON-ST.) THE PUBLIC ARE SPECIALLY INVITED TO BE PRESENT. G6OD RUGBY GAMES ! (Ti OOD RUGBY GAMES ! OOD RUGBY GAMES ! vTOOD RUGBY GAMES ! TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). UTHLETIC P^RK At 2.45 TA THLETIC "DARK X3LTHLETIC JL ARK . At 2.45 ScI_THLETTC rARK PGNVrTeu- v? TttWTHAM " C " SELWYN v. TRENTHAM " B " On present form the "C" team is the best of the three excellent Camp Combinations, and their 'natch against a fast Poneke team should be well worth seeing. Early Games as ufcu*l if ground fit. ADMISSION ',- £D GRANDSTAND i£S&$IBff»"~" gD LADIES FREE.