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New Zealand Times, Volume LXIX, Issue 3674, 25 February 1899, Page 6

<Q PE R A JJ OU S E LAST TWO APPEARANCES. THIS AFTERNOON And TO-NIGHT. DANTE, THE GREAT JUGGLING GENIUS. DANTE'S YOUNG FOLKS’ MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON. Children to all parts of the house, 6d.. Doors open at 2. Commence 2.30. FAREWELL PERFORMANCE TO-NIGHT. DANTE THE GREAT. MLLE. EDMUNDA AND COMPANY. Prices —3s, 2s, riages for 10.20. ota Is. Doors open 7. Car Box plan at Holliday’s Manager, L. J. LOHR.

Jgl BISON'S ,J 3 PARLOUR HONOGBAPB 20, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON (ONLY). ORIGINAL RECORDS. TAKEN BY JBETTINI - MICRO - PHONOGRAPH (THE TRUE MIRROR OP SOUND) Ami Kindly Rendered by Mr Ernest Brinkman (baritone), " Sign of the Cross' Company: The Empress of the Sea " Sons of the Sea ’’ (with chorus) " Sons of the Sea (pianoforte accompaniment) " The Mighty Deep " Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep " The Skipper ’’ " Tlie Storm Fiend " "Viking bong" "The Yeoman’s Wedding " True to the Last ~ "The Village Blacksmith" " Two Roses ” (quartet) "They All Love Jack Duet—" Life’s Dream is O’er”—Miss Nina Rochester and Mr Alf. Watson “ The Carnivalle," " Sweetest Story Ever Told"—Miss Nina Rochester " Now Wo Shan’t Be Long," by C. Zachuriuh and Chorus (Piano lent by Dresden Co.) Patrons wishing to send Vocal Messages to their Friends in Old Country are invited to Visit our Parlour. Records taken and sold at trade prices. PHONOGRAPH OUTFITS ... 10 L ORAPIIOPHONB OUTFITS ... 310 0 CANVASSER WANTED.

In Ilia Serene Court of the City of Wei liugton (the Common Sense Division). In the matter of the NEWTOWN: BRASS BAND And The Music-loving Public of tile City and its Suburbs BE IT KNOWN unto nil Men, Women, and Children: That the above Court will bo opened in the CHORAL HALL. Courtenay place, Wellington, by his Worship'the Mayor (J. R. Blair Esq,) on MONDAY AFTERNOON, 27th February, at 3 o'clock, and will be continued for the Three Following Days, when nil Judges of Good and Cheap Goods are required to attend and examine for themselves, and to avail themselves of this chance to make profitable purchases. And they are hereby commanded to make known to their neighbours and Friends: That the FANCY FAIR and GRAND ART UNION (by permission of the Colonial Secretary) will be on, and that the Prizes are costly and good, and every one worthy of a place in any home HEREIN FAIL NOT TO ATTEND! By order of the Committee. Tickets to admit to the Fancy Fair and Art Union. One Shilling (Which can be obtained of any of the Committee or of the authorised ticket-sellers). Instrumental and Vocal Items. Punch-and-.Tudy. Phonograph Parlour, the Great Juugling Feats, Minstrel Troupe, etc., etc, Change of Programme each night. C 64 ‘ NOTICE. IIUTT RIVER BOARD. f A MEETING of Ratepayers favourable to the district as recently proclaimed will he hold at the Oddfellows' Hall. Lower Hutt, on MONDAY NEXT. 27th inst., at 8 p.m. , Business: To Consider and Promote the Election of Suitable Candidates for the Board. 1. (173 WALTER G. FOSTER.

ORIENTAL FOOTBALL CLUB. milE Annual General Meeting of the 1 A above Club will be held on THURSDAY NEXT, at 8 0.m., at the Trocadero, Buniness:—To Rooeive Annual Reuort and Balance-sheet, Election of New Members and General. J. C. FREETH. G 77 Hon. Secretary. NEWTOWN CO-OPERATIVE: BUILDING SOCIETY. THE Annual Meeting of the above Society will be hold in the Victoria Hall, Adelaide road, on THURSDAY, 2nd March. 1899, at 8 p.m. Business—-To receive the Directors’ Renorl; and the Society’s Balance-sheet for the year. Elect two Directors and one Auditor, and General Business. Candidates for membership of the directoratelaire requiredto give written notice to tho Secretary, at least seven days before the day of election, of their intention to become candidates. W. CHEGWIDDEN. GGS • Secretary. THE MOUNT LYELL MINING AND RAILWAY COMPANY, LIMITED. NOTICE OP DIVIDEND. NOTICE is hereby given that a Dividend (the Bth). of 2s 6d-per share amounting to <£34.375, has been declared, payable on WEDNESDAY, -15th April. 1899, at tho Company’s offices, Melbourne and London. Transfer books closf simultaneously in Melbourne and 'London on Wednesday, 15th March. 1899, closing in Melbourne at 3 p.m. By order of the Board.-ALFRED MELD OR, Secretary. Gao NOTICE. TOURING the present alterations at the Bank Hotel, Manners street, the Bar is Temporarily Removed two doors up from Parish street, UGB F. J. PRESTON. FIRE ESCAPES. HUTCHESON’S Patent Flexible Steel Wire-roue Fire Escape Ladder has been examined and tested by numerous experts, including Civic Authorities, Fire Inspectors, Captains of Fire Brigades. Engineers, Architects, Builders, and Commercial Travellers, and has been pronounced tho most efficient, compact and cheapest Fire Escape yet offered to the public. THESE ESCAPES Arc always and instantly ready for use. Are practically imperishable. Carrv a weight of 3$ tons each. Can bo fitted in any building. Occupy exceedingly little room. Are not unsightly or cumbersome. Provide means of ascent as well as descent. . I . Require neither skill nor training to use them. , , ... Render tho user independent of outside help. Arc cheap. For full particulars, apply JOHN HUTCHESON. 387 4, Victoria street, Wellington.