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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 28, 1 August 1929, Page 2

"A Real Tip-top Show, Chock Full of All that is Bright and Musical." You Must Say Au Revoir to Pat and His Diggers. LAST NIGHT OF - LAST NIGHT OF PAT AND HIS DIGGERS. PAT AND HIS DIGGERS. GRAND GALA FAREWELL PERFORMANCE. TO-NIGHT! At S. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! At S. TO-NIGHT! HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. PAT HANNA'S DIGGER REVUE ' PAT HANSi'S DIGGER KEVUE PAT HANNA'S DIGGER KEVUE PAT EANNA'S DIGGER REVUE PAT HANNA'S DIGGER REVUE 25—Versatile Artists—2s ■ In ' A POT POURRI ENTERTAINMENT PAR EXCELLENCE. The Diggers have a wonderful Budget.of items, for their farewell nights. Don't miss them. To miss this programme would be to deny yourself a real and . rare" treat.Box Plans at The Bristol. . GRAND FAREWELL NIGHT TO-NIGHT! ; i HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. (By arrangement with Sir Benjamin and , Mr. John Fuller.) COMMENCING SATURDAY, 3rd AUG. ALLAN WILKIE, With MISS HUNTER-WATTS And Company of 30 Artists, in au ENTIRELY NEW REPERTOIRE. PROGRAMME: SAT., 3rd AUG. (Mattoee at 2.30).----"THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL." ■ SAT., 3rd' AUG. (Evening, at 8. Under the Patronage, and in the presence, of Her Excellency Lady Alice Fergusson. • "THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL." Sir Peter Teazle Mr. Allan Wilkie. | Lady Teazle, Miss Hunter-Watts, j Mon., sth August (Evening at 8 o'clock)"THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL." Tues., 6th Aug. (Evening at 8 o'clock): "THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL:" Wed., 7th Aug. (Matinee, at 2.30): "SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER." Wed., 7th Aug. (Evening at 8 o'clock): "SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER." . Thurs., Bth Aug. (Evening at 8 o'clock): "SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER." Fn., nth Aug. (Evening at 8 o'clock): '■'.SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER." To be followed by "THE RIVALS." "THE RIVALS." BOX' PLANS NOW OPEN BOX PLANS NOW OPEN At The Bristol Piano Co. NOTE POPULAR PRICES: ' Kes. Stalls ss, Dress Circle 4s, BackStalls 3s, Grand Circle 2s.'Special Matinee Prices 3s, 2s 6d, 2s and Is Cd. ' Concession Kates to Schools (in parties of 10 and over) to all performances 'a 6d, 2s. 3s 6d, and Is. NOTICE. TXIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE -*"•- Will be CLOSED TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) NIGHT, REOPENING AT MATINEE, ' SATURDAY, at 2.30, with ALLAN WILKIE COMPANYPUBLIC NOTICES. , : PROPOSED APPLICATION FOR T SANCTION OF LOAN. ■JJOTICE is hereby given that the WeiA 1 lington Fire Board proposes at its meeting ta be held on the 16th day of August, 1929, to consider a motion to apply to the Local Government Loans Board for its sanction to the borrowing of 'the sum of £13,000, for the purpose of erecting a Fire Station at Northland. Any person having any objection to the proposed application is called upon to submit the same in writing to the Secretary, Wellington Fire Board, Wellington, N.Z., not later than the day preceding the said meeting. Dated this Ist day of August; 1929. N.. W. NELSON, Chairman, Wellington Fire Board. rTHE UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA', \- .. LIMITED. Established 1537. Incorporated ISSO. Capital Authorised and Issued £12,000,000 Paid-up Capital £4,000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors ..'. 8,000,000 Reserve Fund 4,850,000 Together ....• £16,850,000 A Final Dividend of 7s 6d per share in respect to the year ended 28th February, 1929, having been declared, same is now payable to Shareholders on the New Zealand Register at 30th June, 1929, in respect of shares standing in their names on that date. W. A. KIELY, ■ Inspector. PUBLIC NOTICE. TURKISH B AT H S ; 41. COURTENAY PLACE. HOURS FOR MEN: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 1-5 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, 6-9 p.m.' Sunday, 9 a.m.-12.30 p.m. ■•-,■' HOURS FOR WOMEN: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 6-9 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, 1-5 p.m. Newly Renovated and under ..." New Management. Tel. 20-337. OPENING TO-MORROW. ( ECONOMICS. .'. SOCIALISM ■• RELIGION ' ..... ■ POLITICS. . .....■: fPO meet'the ever-growing demand ~r for up-to-date informative literature, a special BOOK SHOP has been OPENED iv the New •Trades-Hall .Buildings,-Vivian -street (30 yards from Marion street). The Stock of Modern Books.is the largest yet shown in the Dominion. It includes all books and pamphlets published by the League of Nations, the Student Christian Movement, the Rationalist Press Association, the Labour Publishing Co., the. British Labour Party, the New Zealand Lab- . oiif Party, and every other house whose books are written by informed first-class writers. ■ -.■■■'•. Owing to packing, freight, etc., the prices charged by New Zealand Booksellers average 25 per cent/higher than English prices; but to induce book buyers to visit our Shop every book will be offered at special prices, and no price will exceed the : English price (25 per cent, is therefore saved on every purchase). In addition, thousands of books will be sold at; half or quarter of the usual prices. These prices will operate for one month only.. CLARTE BOOK SHOP, Trades Hall Buildings, Vivian street, Wellington. , • (Thirty yards from Marion street). '"If it's published, you can get it at CLARTE."