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Free Lance, Volume I, Issue 49, 8 June 1901, Page 7

FTIHEATRE ROYAL. NOTICE — Free List enthely suspended Local Press Excepted EVERY EVENING, at 8. DIX'S GAIETY COMPANY. If you want a good return for your money, invest your cash in Dixs during THE HAYTOR RUSH. The best payable concern going. Only a few shares left each night. THE HAYTORS, THE HAYTORS, Edie, Frank, Arthur. The Cream of English Artists. Yet One More Success. THE GALARDI SISTERS, The Neatest and Best of all Australian Senos. FRANK YORKE, Everybody's Favourite. DELLA ROSS, The Artistic Acrobatic Danseuse. Continued and Unparralleled Success of MISS MOLLY BENTLEY, Miss Annie Kennairde, Mr. Wm. Neilson, Miss Annetta Bodin, Mr. Tom Leonard. Positively the Last 3 Nights of THE MARVELLOUS TYLERS, In their Great Japanese Screen Act. Prices, 2s and Is Private Boxes, £1 Is Box Plan at Holiday's Telephone No 1546 Friday, June 14th. — Grand Souvenir Night. Box Plan now open at Holliday's. C. H. WHAITE, Business Manager.

CHORAL HALL. Every Evening at 8. TTWLLER'S EMPIRE VAUDEVILLE Jj COMPANY. Fresh Attractions Every Week. Prices, 2s. Is. and 6d. Business Managei — JOHN FULLER, Junk.

EMPIRE THEATRE, Castlereagh-street, Sydney. Every Evening at 8. TTIULLER'S EMPIRE VAUDEVILLE JO COMPANY. Still Booming. Press and Public Unanimous ! ! ! Prices, 2s, Is, and 6d. Sole Proprietors, John Fuller and Sons ; General Manager, Ben Fuller ; Cable Address, " Empire, Sydney."

RECEPTION OF THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF YORK IN WELLINGTON. BEST POSITION TO WITNESS THE PRESENTATION CEREMONY. rpHOSE who intend being present at _L the above interesting function should lose no time in reserving seats on the stands at the Queen's Wharf approach. Letters and telegrams to, and all information from ROBERT HOLLIDAY AND CO., Lambton Quay, Wellington. Prices — 21s, 15s, and 10s 6d each. SPECIAL NOTE.— Only a limited number of seats are now available, but these are in the best position, being reserved especially for those who have been unable to make an earlier application.

IF you want CHEAP SECTIONS in City or Suburbs, or a GOOD HOUSE erected, consult LUKE AND COOPER, Builders, Martm Street.

THE BELLEVUE GARDENS, (LATE McNAB'S), LOWER HUTT. THE MOST SCIENTIFIC AND ORNAMENTAL GARDENS IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. MESSRS ORR AND LODDER (the Proprietors) have pleasure in announcing that the BELLEVUE GARDENS (late McNab's) are now ready to receive visitois The residence having been thoroughly renovated and re-furnished, patrons may rely on finding everj thing first-class. Private Dinner and Picnic Parties arranged for Satisfaction Guaranteed. Permanent Boaiders and Tourists will find Excellent Accommodation at the Bellevue Gardens. The managei (Mr Maughand) having had considerable experience with the Union Steam Ship Company, patrons may rely on leceivmg the very best attention The Gardens and their Beautiful Picturesque Surroundings aie so well-known that the Piopnetors feel that it is needless to describe them in this announcement Correspondence invited, addiessed either to the Manager Bellevue Gardens, or to the Proprietors, Messrs On and Lodder, City Buffet Hotel, Ltmbton Quay, Wellington. Telephone 702.

T)OST /-\PFICE TTOTEL, WELLINGTON. Best Dinner in the Antipodes, 1/Two good Billiard Tables, wifh Electric Light. First-class man in charge. Macaithy's, Staples' and Speight's Beer. E. WILSON - - - - Proprietob.

CENTRAL HOTEL, Lambton Quay, Wellington. Two Minutesfrom Queen's Wharf . Tiams pass the door every live minutes. A. M. GOW - - ■ Pioprietor. (Late of Dunedin) First-class Accommodation . Best Liquors. Good Table. Charges Moderate. Best Is Lunch in the Cit\ Telephone. No. 531. WANTED Known — Albion Hairdressmg Saloon, Courtenay Place, G. Atkinson, late of L. P. Christeson's, Willis-street, has now taken over the above, and hopes by attention to business to merit a fair share of pationage from his old friends and the public in general. Shaving, 3d; Haircutting, 6d.