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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 90, 16 April 1923, Page 2

GBAND OPERA HOUSE. RAND OPERA HOUSE. Lessees J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Sub-LesM* Allen Doolie. ONLY FIVE MORE NIGHTS OF THE FAVOURITE ROMAJN TTIC ARTIST, ALLEN DOONE. ALLEN DOONE. ALLEN DOONE. ALLEN DOONE. MISS EDNA KEELBY, And a Brilliant Supporting Company. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! ! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! I At 8. 1 Final Performance «f th* Greatest of Comedy-Dramas, 1 " IN OLD DONEGAL," "IN OLD DONEGAL," " IN. OLD DONEGAL," " IN OLD DONEGAL," "IN OLD DONEGAL," " IN OLP DONEGAL," A bright, quick-moving Play of intenM human interest, brimful of Delightful Humour and Happy Incidents. Artiatipally enhanced by Allen Doon's Musioal Gems. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) EVENING. TQ-MOBROW (TUESDAY) EVENING. For the Four Final Night of the Seaton, For the Pour Final Night of the Season, Allen Doone's Greatest Masterpiece, "THE PARISH PRIEST." "THE PARISH PRIEST." "THE PARISH PRIEST." A Dainty Dramatic Gem which, has mads Allen Doone famous throughout tho "Syorld. You will revel in the wonderful portrayal of ALLEN DOONE as FATHER WHELAN. ALLEN DOONE ac FATHER WHELAN. The Charming, Benevolent Priest, who takes Charity for his keynote. PRICES.—6s. 4s, 2s (plus tas). Plans at Bristol; Day Sales at Grand Confeotionery Shop at the Theatre. Children .in arms not admitted. i /CITIZENS' ELECTION COMMITTEE. Candidates Speak as under: — TO-NIGHT, HATAJTAI, CHURCH ROOM, WAITOA '" ROAD.-Mrs. M'Vicar, Messrs. H. D. Bennett, C. 6. Crump, J. Burns, J. W, Butler. | TUESDAY, 17th: AT ST. HILDA'S, | ISLAND BAY—Messrs. J. Aston, C. C. Crump, H. D. Bennett, J. Burns. AT ORIENTAL .BAY KIOSK—The Mayor, Messrs. F. Meadowcroft, G. Mitchell, W. J. Thompson, Captain Post, AT THE TRAINING COLLEGE, KELBURN (Mr. M. Myers, Chairman) —Messrs. M. Luckie, J. Aaton, H, A. Hugginß, W. H. Bennett. Further Meetings as follow: — WEDNESDAY - Maranui Hall, Lyall Bay; Seatoun Kiosk and Cornwall street, Wand Bay. „ . THURSDAY^Ai Wadestown. ■FRlDAY—Newtown and Karori,: MONDAY, 23rd—Northland, Ngaio, and Island Bay. TUESDAY, 24th-Town Hall, Concert Chamber. . i MAYORAL ELECTION. COUNCILLOR M'KENZIE will address the Electors as under:— r TO-NIGHT (Monday), 16th APRIL— ST. HILBA'S, ISLAND BAY. MAYORAL ELECTION. RA. WRIGHT will Address the Elec • tore as follow at £j p.m.:— TQ-NIGHT (Monday)—Miramar Town '. Hall. . - TUESPAY, 17th April—Kiosk, Oriental Bay. LABOUR REPRESENTATION COMMITTEE. MUNICIPAL MEETINGS. LABOUR CANDIDATES will Speak ! as under:— • TO.NIGHT-Kbandalla.h Hall..S)»Bkws: P. Fraser, M.P., A. L. Monteith, M.P., W. T. Young, and J. M'Ken-TO-NIG-HT—Ngaio Methodist Ball. P. Fraser, M.F., C. H. Chapman, L. Hennnessey, A. W. Cr.oskery, and Mr<=. Snow. TO-NIGHT — Cording's Corner, Clydecm&y.' L. Glovor, H. Dyson, W. Bromley, "R. M'Keeri, M.P., and T. Brindle. TUESDAY (midday)—Thorndon Trainsheds: P. Fraser, M.P., H. Dyson, and C. H. Snow. TUESDAY—Karori Council Chambers. P. Fraser, M.P., A. L. Monteith, M.P., A. W. Croskery, J. M'Kenzie, and M. Walsh. TUESDAY—Mitehelltown School. P. Fraser, L. Hennessey. C H. Chapman, J. Glover, and T. Brindle. TUESDAY—WaIIace-street. P. M'Keon, W. Bromley, L. Glover, C. H. Snow, and Mrs. Snow. ' \ . ' :|y . : ALL MEETINGS COMMENCE AT 8.. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. ONSLOW WATEpTaND DRAINAGE PROPOSALS. PUBLIC MEETING. METHOPIST CHURCH ROOM, NGAIO WEDNESDAY EVENING, 18th APRIL, 1925. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the Methodist Church Room, Ngaio, on" WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 18th APRIL, 1923, at 8 o'clock p.m. His Worship the Mayor (Mr. R. A. Wright) and several City Councillors will address the meeting on the proposed Drainage and Water Proposals. JNO R. PALMER; Town Clerk. LOWER HUTT GALA. A MEETING of the Executive Committee will be held in the Council Chambers. Luuw Hutt, on TUESDAY, 17th INSJ., ut 8 -Mil. HARTON GINGEB, .