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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 135, 9 June 1928, Page 4

APPLICATIONS FOR SEATS FOR ALFRED O'SITKA'S TIIKER CONCERTS IN Till-; \VISLINGTON TOWN HALL ON SATURDAY NEXT AND TUB FOLLOWJNG TUESDAY AND THURSDAY AKU TEEMING IN TO THE BRISTOL PIANO CO., WHERE THE BOX PLANS OPEN ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, AT 9 A.M. RESERVED BALCONY & STALLS C/-; UNRESERVED V- & 2/- (nt Ned Perry's). RESERVED BALCONY & STALLS Ci/-; UNRESERVED i/- &2/- (at Ned Perry's). BOOK OR BUY YOUR. SEAT IF YOU WISH TO GET IN! BIG TOWN HALL SATURDAY NEXT " SATURDAY NEXT FIRST CONCERT APPEARANCE IN NEW ZEALAND Of : THE GREAT IRISH TENOR, ALFRED O'SHEA ALFRED O'SHEA ALFRED O'SHEA ALFRED O'SHEA "With the Sorrow of Ireland and the Sunshine of Australia in his "Voice." ONE OF THE GREATEST TENORS OF THIS GENERATION, AND JOHN M'CORMACK'S ONLY COMPEER IN THE WORLD TO-DAY-. 3 WONDERFUL CONCERTS OF INFINITE VARIETY Or. . ' ' SATURDAY NEXT SATURDAY NEXT And the ' FOLLOWING TUESDAY AND THURSDAY Management—LEO DU CHATEAU & SCOTT COLVILLE.

REFORM PARTY RALLY THURSDAY NEXT 14th JUNE THURSDAY NEXT' WELLINGTON TOWN HALL TTEIE Prime Minister (the Right Hon. J. G. Coates, M.C.) will deliver an address, as above, under the auspices of the Wellington Divisional Executive.' The Hons. W. Downie Stewart and R. A. Wright are also expected to speak, and other Ministers of the Crown and Members of Parliament will be present. Chair to be taken at 8 p.m. by the Mayor (G. A. Troup, Esq.). The iiieet?ng -will be preceded by selections on the Grand Organ and Community Singing. Tickets, admitting the holders from 7 o'clock tip to 7.40 p.m., at which hour the doors will be thrown open to the General Public, may be obtained from Members of the Executive, at the .Reform League Offices, The Dominion Building, Wakefield street, or from Messrs. C. Haines, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Molesworth, street; G. Petherick, 157, Vivian street; A. H. Young, 311, Willis street; Evans Bay Timber CompaDy, Kilbirnie; J. W. Salmon, 152, Riddiford street, Newtown; D. Campbell, 99, Constable street, Newtown; Duubar Sloane, Featherston street; "Dominion Lounge," Mercer street; J. Stonehouse, Main street, Lower Hutt; C. Hartridge, Oroua street, Eastbourne; V. E. Jaeobsen, Jackson street, Petone; N. Cook, Storekeeper, Johnsonville; B. Lee, Ng;vio; and James King, KhandaHah.

F. W. BEDFORD, LATE HEAD CUTTER, 12 YEARS WITH JAMES A. DOHERTY. .6 YEARS WITH DAVID MILLIGAN. HAS COMMENCED BUSINESS ON HIS OWN ACCOUNT At 117, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON (NEAR A.B.C. GARAGE). HIGH-CLASS TAILORING PERFECTION OF CONSTRUCTION AND FITTING WILL BE AN OUTSTANDING FEATURE. : : . • : EAPID AND EFFICIENT SERVICE GUARANTEED. TELEPHONES: 9 ' Business 41-378. Private 2-J-7SO. MOTOR-CYCLE SENSATION! For the benefit of motor-cyclists, I have pleasure in announcing the most sensational opportunity that has ever occurred for obtaining a famous, market-leading machine on terms that defy competition. * I HAVE JUST LANDED A CONSIGNMENT OF THE REDOUBTABLE DOUGLAS! DOUGLAS! DOUGLAS! E.W. MODELS. E.W. MODELS. E.W. MODELS. AND THESE I NOW OFFER AT THE SMALL DEPOSIT OF TEN POUNDS. The rest to be paid in very easy monthly instalments. The Douglas needs no introduction to New Zealand, its quality and worth are well known, aiid this is a rare opportunity that should be taken advantage of. CALL AT MY SHOWROOM FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS AND > DEMONSTRATIONS. • ■ THOS. H. OATES, DOUGLAS, A.J.S., AND NORTON AGENCY, 64, DIXON STREET, WELLINGTON. JUST ARRIVED! RE-ENTRANT GRAMOPHONES. VX^E have just received a shipment of these ■wonderful machines, and are now able '■* to supply a limited number of the various models. MODEL 157—£39 MODEL IG3—£s2/10/----193—£73 „ 202—£97 Although the prices quoted arc cash, clients desiring to avail themselves of our easy term system will bo accommodated on a very moderate deposit and easy instalments. The unprecedented demand for these gramophones since their introduction a short time ago makes it essential that you secure one while stocks are available. A most efficient staff is at your service; and, remember, it is a pleasure for us to demonstrate these machines. lIAWORTH'S MUSICAL HOUSE, 109, CUBA STREET.

HIGHBURY ESTATE SECTIONS (Adjoins lielburn Extension) WONDERFUL PANORAMIC VIEW OF CITY AND HARBOUR. IT'S YOUB LAST CHANCE Water, gas, and c.l. connected BUY YOUR SECTION NOW. PRICES FROM £150 to £220 EACH. ONLY £20 DOWN AND £2 PER MONTH. Good metal roads, asphalt paths. See these during the week-end. It's wonderful value and more so, if sewerage is to be connected. We can build you a liornc and make all arrangements for finances. Don't fail to see these sections. HOW TO GET TO HIGHBURY.—There are two good means oE access to Highbury Estate. FIRSTLY, take Kelburn cable car to Upland road, then walk round Upland road to Plimkct street, follow Plunket street up to Raroa road cutting, where bus stops, then up Norna crescent to Highbury road. SECONDLY, take Aro street tram to terminus, look towards the reservoir, you will' see progressive Highbury, bathed in sunshine. Turn up towards Raroa rpad, then uu acute turn to the left by tlir. waterworks will take you to the Estate. .King, write, or call for plans and motor inspection. A. E. CARVER & CO., MEMBERS KEAL ESTATE ASSOCIATION, 139, LAMBTON QUAY. . TELEPHONE 43-602.