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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 13030, 22 November 1905, Page 5

At the annual meeting of the Wellington Amateur Operatic Society, the financial statement showed that the recent production of "Dorothy" cost £682. The , receipts totalled £728, and the actual net profits amounted to £47 Ms sd. Several accounts, ib vats stated, had been paid since the production, and the credit balance was said to liavo been reduced to £17 15s-. . A discussion arose on the question whether the society should 'continue operations in view of the number of professional companies which now visited Wellington. Tho feeling of the meeting was in favour of the society continuing, but tho committee was instructed to bring down a report on tho matter at the next meeting. Russian, Eton, and Chesterfield coat and: skirt costumes, latest stylo, well tailored and newest- designs. Great variety in crash, linen, muslin, voile, silk, eolienne, embroidered, McCullagh and Gower for value. A complete representation of fashion in millinery: Beautiful dress hats, comprising French models and excellent models from our own workroom, also smart, roady-to-wcars, 3s 9d, 4s 6d up; and children's trimmed hats.—McCullagh and Gower for value. Hundreds of styles, in blouses, in cotton, voile, ; print, white, embroidered linen, and delaine, muslin, etc., at 2s lid, 3s lid, 4s lid, .5s ' lid, to 69s 6d;—-McCullagh and Gower for value. v '