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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16309, 16 August 1916, Page 14

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By T lEUT. OHAYLE p ARDNER. rpOWN TTALL. rpO-MORROW (THURSDAY), AUG. iT i RESERVE YOUR SEATS NOW. j * Th* following splendid items will be rendered : — Madame Chambers will sins " Ecstacy." Miss Laura. Walker will sing " Amareila.." Miss Rona Kino will sing " II Baccio." I HELP THE SUFFERING POOR OF I YOUR OWN CITY. Lieut. Shayle Gardner will render Elgar's '" Carillon " 'by special request'. Mr. H. G. Dutton will play the special organ aoompaniment. Also the Morocco Casket Scenes from " The Merchant of Venice." In *hiE item Lieut, Shayie Gardner wiV have the support of Miss Essie Holland ai Portia. His concluding item will be Sir Herber Tree's play, " The Ultimatum " i"by specia permission of the author). BE WISE— YOUR SEAT. Mr. H. G. Dutton will play (a.) Coronation March - - iTschaikowskyi 'bt Chanson Mystiale - - - - (Faulkes) Mr. Ernest Drake will sing " Take a Pai of Sparkling .Eyes.'' Mr. Wallace Atkinson will sing " The Deathless Army.'" Mr- Frank Parsons will play " Zeigeunerweifen " and Mozart's Concerto TICKETS. Is: Reserved at Wildraan an. Arey's. Is extra. TO-N I G H T. TO-NIGHT -a. . MADAME REPRAHS Elocutionary and Musical Concert, at MASONIC HALL. UPPER OUEEN ST AT 8 O'CLOCK SHARP. Tickets. Is. throughout the Hall. Madame Reprah will recite: (11 " Dc-a Tennyson; (2) "The Revenge'' Tennyson f3) "Narration of Curious Types of People (4) "How McDouga! Topped the Score(s) 'The Day" (anti-Kaiser' Fine Voca and Instrumental Items.TO-NIGHT. CT. BENEDICT'S HALL—Grind Euchi '? and Dance, in aid of the Remuei r h"rrh Fund. TO-NIGHT <Wedne«d Lilhs's Orchestra. Good Drize= Ticket Is Cd.—T. N. PEMBERTON. Hon. Sec. T>ED CROSS SHOI At NEXT TO OLD POST OFFICE OPEN FRIDAY AFTERNOONS AND SATURDAY MORNINGS. Donations of Home-made Cakes. Sweet and other Dainties wanted. Country Parcels Collected and Delivered I N.Z. Express Company. Lectures. /&*£&. THIRST AID TO TH INJURED. \5%P%Sfe7 The First Lecture will 1 XgoasSSS' given to Ladies at - the Ar bulance Station. Rutland Stree on FRIDAY. August 18. at 7 p.m. The f. for the Course (Ts 6d) must be prepaid WILLIAM RATTRAY. Secretary. T, Y JM, C „ THEATR : t^tt?- U^?.-> ' 7 P- m - Sllv * r Collection , JOHN KELLAND. M.1.C.P.R.. Londor 'Wn ?« Know the Allies Wijl Win. an When." Pictorially Illustrated. Meetings. THE DOOR OF HOPE i Incorporated!. Notice is hereby given that the ANNUAL MEETING Of the above Association w;l! be held a* THE HOME. COOK STREET WEST. AUCKLAND. On WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 30. 1916. A*. 3 p.m. J. VICTOR MACKT. Auckland. Hon. Secretary August 15. 1916. ! pRESENT POSITION OF THE ALLIES. I REV. W. G. MONCKTON At ST. GEORGES PARISH HALL. KINGSLAND. j TO-NIGHT (Wednesday). AUGUST 16 At 8 o'clock. Admission. 6d. MRS. POWER. TO-NIGHT. AT 8 P M At 51. Ponsonby Road. Messages from Articles on Table. Admission. 6d Children. 3d. Teachers of Music. MISSES BOULTON. ASM. and F.S M Teachers Piano. Violin. Singing - . j Studios. 12 Calliope Rd.. Devonport. a'nc , I 64. Queen St.. City. i i ———^ — .^_^_^_^__ ' *™> jyps. g-ELLAND , M.LC.P.R., ( : pONSULTING pSYCHOLOGISTS. ' i Will Lecture en Occult Subjects even • Sunday at the LYRIC THEATRE, anc • TON YtrlTu^ - 8t the GRA F , i I . u ->. l " ,7- Private interviews dail'" F« £ w- •»*• ?& yber Pass. Id section " i in?' 5 f j "n* n , ? hart i years' directions Advice Health »nd Business.