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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15834, 3 February 1915, Page 12

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A PETER DAWSON Will Sing: I "Toreador Song." from " Carmen." [ " Floral Dance" (Katie Moss", ; Etc., Etc THE PICTURE EVENT OF THE I , DECADE. " TRILBY." By Sir Herbert Tree and Com- " TRILBY." pany, from His Majesty's " TRILBY." Theatre, London. After the Novel by Geo. Du MauriT At the PEERLESS PRINCESS THEATRE, Commencing I MONDAY NEXT. FEBRUARY 8 { rp O-NI GH T. TOWN HALL. A PETER DAWSON Will Sing: " Woo Thou Thy Snowflake " (from "Ivanhoc"), "The Laird cf Cockpen," Etc., Etc. j Shows. MORTHERN SUBURBAN SHOW. I TAKAPUNA. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Feb. 5 and 6. J In Foresters' Hall. j Numerous Entries. Fine Display. Interesting I Competitions. Promenade Concert, Friday, S p.m. I Admission each day. Is; Children 6d. A. WILSON. Secretary. j Athletic Sports. ONEHUNGA FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' SPORTS CARNIVAL. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 13, 1915. COMPETITORS NOTE. The time for closing of Nominations fc all events has been extended till SATURDAY February 6, , 9 p.m.. at A. J. 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