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Free Lance, Volume II, Issue 93, 12 April 1902, Page 17

fTIHEATRE ROYAL. DIX'S GAIETY COMPANY. Every Evening at 8. LAST THE ALLISONS LAST TWO THE ALLISONS TWO NIGHTS THE ALLISONS NIGHTS (By arrangement with Mr. Harry Rickards) Mr. JAS. HARVEY SISTERS LINGARD Mr. WALLACE KING Mr. CHAS MELTON Miss AMY SILVINI Miss Beryl Gilman, Mr. Chas. Howard. Mr. Alf. La.wton, Mr. Arthur Albert, Mr SIVRONI'S Comedietta— A PAIR OF WIVES." SATURDAY NEXT, APRIL 12. First Appearance in New Zealand of MISS BELLE RAY MISS BELLE RAY A Contralto with a Reputation. MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 14th. Re-appearance for 6 Night® only of ATHAS and COLLINS ATHAS and COLLINS Prior to their departure for America. Prices, 2s and Is. Box Plan at Holliday'e Business Manager, C. H. WHAITE.

r\ PERA HOUSE. Sole Lessee and Manager — Wm. Anderson Business Manager — Fred Henningham Stage Manager Frank Rois TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), APRIL 11. For the First Time m New Zealand WILLIAM ANDERSONS FAMOUS DRAMATIC ORGANISATION in the Sensational MelodramaTHE WORLD'S VERDICT." (By Arthur Jefferson.) Something you must see and see again. Sensation— Absolutely the most thrilling ever conceived in modern drama. Comedy—To lessen the highest tension ever wrought on any audience. Incident — Most novel and stirring in its development. The Maniac's Den. The Fatal Knife. What effect — what horror could be even surmised at the vivid realism of this striking scene. The audience were spell-bound with amazement and the heartstrings of all had a tendency to be torn asunder. So intense was the excitement the house was still with apparent fright and alarm, culminating on its completion in the most genuine applause ever heard in any theatre. It was not a success but a triumph' Such is London* verdict, and success is legion. Versed in an appropriate title. suggestively written bespeaking its consummate end, upheld bv THE WORLD'S VERDICT During the fourth act Miss Kathleen Duggan will sing a new patriotic song entitled, "There is Something in the English After All " Positively the last three, nights of the seasci Prices— 3s, 2s , and Is. Box Plan at Hollidav's. Day Sales at J. Abel's. Early-door tickets. 6d extia, till 7.30.

MONDAY, 14th APRIL, At 2.30 p.m. AUCTION SALE OF RACECOURSE PRIVILEGES. WELLINGTON RACING CLUB'S AUTUMN MEETING. MESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO. have been instructed by the Stewards of the Wellington Racing Club to sell bv public auction at their Rooms, 48, Lambton Quay, on MONDAY, 14th April, 1902, at 2.30 p.m., the following privileges m connection with the Club's Autumn Meeting, to be held at the Hutt Park Racecourse, on THURSDAY and SATURDAY, 24th and 2fith Apnl — 1. Grandstand Bar 2 No. 1 Publican's Booth (under the People's Stand) 3 No 2 Publican's Booth (under the People's Stand) 4. Public Luncheon Room (under the People's Stand) "5. Fruit and Confectionery Stall (erected). Terms and other particulars on application to HARCOURT AND CO., Auctioneers.

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