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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1180, 12 October 1894, Page 14

TO THEATRICAL AGENTS.

Theatrical Printing of Every Description Executed in Every Variety and. Style. Posters, Streamers, Day hills, Hand-hills, Programmes In Plain and Colored Inks. Streamer Letters kept in Stock he New Zealand Times Co., proprietors of The Wellington Hoardings--1 l.cse Hoardings are situated in the most prominent parts of the city , and are a splendid medium for displaying Bills and Pictorial Posters. The Hoardings vary in size, being from 20ft x 9ft. to ftft. x 10ft, Apply Manager, NEW'ZEALAND TIMES CO. Wellington, N.Z ,

PE R A OUSE. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 12th AND 13th OCTOBER, FRIDAY—SPECIAL VOLUNTEER NIGHT Under the patronage of His Excellency the Governor, The Officer Commanding the District and th« Officers of the Volunteer Corps. THE WELLINGTON DRAMATIC STUDENTS Will produce, in aid of the funds of the GARRISON BAND AND THE HARMONIC SOCIETY, Henry Arthur Jones’ Comedy, in one act, “an old master.” Sir Rupert Vanstone Mathew Penrose ... Simpson Miss Penelope Gamble Sophie Penrose Mr Forrest Mr W. P. Bastin Mr R. Hall Miss Newton Miss M. Hill Scene--Exterior of Mathew’s Cottage. TimeAn August afternoon. Sydney Grundy’s three-act farcical Comedy, “THE SNOWBALL.” Felix Featherstone Uncle John Thornycroft Harry Prendergast Saunders ... Mrs Featherstone Ethel Grainger ... Penelope ... Scene —Morning room at Mr A. W. Newton Mr H. E. Nicholls Mr W. Simm Mr J. Baillie Miss Watson Miss A.K. Parsons Miss Newton Mr Feathers tone’s. Change of Programme on Saturday. Special Furnishings kindly supplied by the D.I.C. A Grand Orchestra of 16 performers under the baton of Mr T. Herd. Dress Circle and Reserved Stall, 3s ; Stalls, 2s 6d ; Family Circle, Is 6d ; Pit, Is. Box Office at the Dresden, where seats may now be reserved. Doors open at 7.30; curtain rises at 8. Carriages at 10.45. On Friday a .Late Train to Lower Hutt will leave Wellington station at 11.12 p.m. 649