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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 3, 3 July 1926, Page 4

THE DON COSSACKS RETURN TO THE TOWN HALL ON 15th and 16th JULY TO GIVE 2 SPECIAL FAREWELL CONCERTS 2 Prior to their departure for London by the Ruahine on the following day. PRESS AND PUBLIC UNANIMOUSLY ACCLAIM THE DON COSSACKS TO BE WITHOUT A PARALLEL OR PRECEDENT. ARE YOU GOING TO MISS THEM? TWO FINAL OPPORTUNITIES, 15th and 16th JULY. Scats may now be reserved at The Bristol. Reserves 7s 6d and ss; at the Doors, 7 s Od, ss, 3s {plus tax). DIRECTION E. J. CARROLL. N.Z. Rep.: Leo dv Chateau, 78, Lambton quay. WELLINGTON WINTER SHOW AND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION TO BE OPENED BY HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL ON SATURDAY 10th JULY SATURDAY RECORD ENTRIES! SPLENDID EXHIBITS! EXCELLENT ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMMES EVERY EVENING. SPECIAL AMUSEMENT FEATURES. THE WHIP, DODGEMS, AND MERRY MIX-UP. Thrillers from Dimedin Exhibition. OPEN DAILY, 10th -24th JULY, TILL 10 p.m. Lunches and Teas, 12 to 2 and 5.30 to 7. Special Five-minute Bus Service Linking up with Trams. RAILWAY EXCURSIONS FROM THE COUNTRY. RACE WEEK FyRS. THE ANNUAL RUSSIAN FUR EXHIBITION IS NOW OPEN DIRECT TO THE' PUBLIC. It will pay you to visit this Exhibition and view this wonderful display of the latest English and Continental Designed Furs and Pur Coats. Every conceivable class of Fur Skins are represented, and readers would be well advised to pay an immediate visit. These wonderful goods, which are the samples of the Associated Russian Furriers, are being cleared to the public at less than Half their true value. ALL SAMPLES MUST BE CLEARED. CHOKERS FROM 255. WORTH TREBLE. ONLY A FEW MORE DAYS. THE RUSSIAN FUR EXHIBITION, 68, WILLIS STREET (SAME ENTRANCE AS GAMBLE & CREED'S). HOURS: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. MONDAY AT NINE. MONDAY. TURNING COATS INTO MONEY. EVERY DAY ONE POUND LESS. ALL OUR VELOUR COATS MUST BE SOLD. MONDAY PICK ANY VELOUR COAT IN OUR STOCK AT £>Q TUESDAY, £2; WEDNESDAY, £1. *•>• All High-class English Coats, many silk-lined, fur-trimmed, and flared, 6 to 10 guineas. ALL £3 ON MONDAY. RIBBONS—AII the Ribbons left from our recent Ribbon Sale, wide and narrow, including Velvet Ribbons, with Satin back, up to 2/6 yard, QD YD. ALL THREEPENCE on MONDAY. .'.... \ " 100 HANDSOME EMBROIDERED CLOTHS, 35 inches by 25, hemstitched, useful for trays, supper cloths, pram covers, etc. Usual Price 5/6. ■ 1 /I 1 All 1/11. . ' L/.IL QUEREE BROS., 116, WILLIS STREET. NOTICE. NGAIO AND KHAND ALLAH RESIDENTS. THE COLWAY CO-OP. CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH ALL YOUR WANTS AT TOWN PRICES. OUR MOTTO: "QUALITY, RELIABILITY, AND SERVICE." For your next Grocery Order, Ring 18-798, for Trial Order. OUR DELIVERY IS PROMPT AND SURE. WE THANK YOU, COLWAY CO-OP. STORE, NGAIO. Remember Telephone 18-798. THE ROYAL WELLINGTON CHORAL A UNION. Conductor: -mr. h. temple white. townlEall the new adeu>hi cabaret TOWN HALL! (Hannah's Buildings, Cuba street). TOWN HALL, SATURDAY, 31st JULY. GeorgTiizefs PROGRAMME FOR RACE WEEK Grand Opera, | SEASON: „„.„,.„„„ MONDAY, sth July-Grand Opening «S As^|S'» Night' 8-3(H a-m" Subscription, 7s 6d '■•O4T?MFNT-" TUESDAY, 6th July-Adelphi Race Ball. "CARMEN'" 9 P-111-"2 a-m- Subscription, 10s 6d. "CARMEN!" WEDNESDAY, 7th July—Red Cross "CARMEN." Night. (Part proceeds in aid of RwJ "CARMEN." Cross Funds.) 8.30-1 a.m. Subscrip"CAßMEN." tio"< 7s 6d"CARMEN." THURSDAY, Sth July-Grand Carnival Night, 8.30-1 a.m. Subscription, 7s 6d. Special Engagement ot FRIDAY, 9th July—Freak and Fancy MR. ARTHUR JORDAN, P ie g S. Dance» 8- 30"l a.m. Subscription, The Famous English Tenor. SATURDAY, 10th July-Final- Night of Principals: Race Season, 8.30-12. Subscription, 7s Don Jose (Tenor) Mr. Arthur .Jordan 6d. Escamillo (Baritone) Mr. Len Barnes '. Dancairo (Tenor) Mr. Edwin Dennis _ Carmen (Contralto) ....Miss Mina Caldow Reservations for any of these Nights Micaela (Soprano) .Mrs. J. F. Woodward should be made by Ringing 28-294. Zuniga (Baritone) Mr. Ernest Short Frasquita (Soprano) ... .Mrs. A. E. Burge Remenado (Tenor) Mr. E. J. Hill miIV cirQemxra a a mnrr -.^-n Mercedes (Soprano) . .Mrs. Frank Tunley DAIIA DIjE--300 CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA. 300 mCr RAGE IUK' Prices Js 6d (res.), 5s (res.), plus tax. Special concession to Colleges and Schools. CALDOW Luncheon, 12-2. Afternoon Tea, 3-D. Hon. Secretary. Manuel Hyman's Famous Exhibition —. —r- . Orchestra at all Sessions. SUNLAY NIGHT CONCERT. ST. ANNE'S HAIjlT GREEN STREET. 8.15 p.m. on 4th JULY. Admission Free. Doors open 7.55 p.m. "C.E.M.S. AND ITS MESSAGE." Silver Coin Collection. ADDRESS by YEN. ARCHDEACON CREED-MEREDITH, of Wanganui, T7TTPTTPW TTIPTTRT? Dominion Farmers' Institute, 8 pm , EUCHRE. EUCHRE. MONDAY, sth JULY. /■ ' _ . ' Anglican Synod Members and Public TO-NIGHT, at THE DAINTIES, Jnvited- •*■ 18-22, Courtenay place. : _ _ "ivo £2 Orders, Two £1 10s Orders, Two 108 Ol^S^J'SaJvSj ma * piSH REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION. ""•""j^llui.aH^™. PUBLIC^ECTURE. EUCHRE. EUCHRE. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), 3.13 P.M. THE Weekly Assembly of the P. AND onpTAT ptttti Tmnivrc O.S. ASSN. OF NEWTOWN SOCIAL CLUB ROOMS, SCHOOL will be held at the Schoolroom ' so. Manners street. THIS EVENING, 3rd July, at 8 o'clock. .. p „ T „.„„„,,. Admission Is. MR- p- J- O-REG-AN 3 Cash Orders 10.<. i other good Prizes. _ Euchre every Saturday. 10s Aggregate ... Prize for Best Card Monthly. "TivmTrcTATieiw no MiTmwuTTvv.'l A. T. BURNETTE, Hon. Sec IMP-tKIALISM OR NATIONALITY?