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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4289, 23 February 1901, Page 6

c HOR A L If A L L 62nd week. TO-NIGHT C2nd week fuller's bijou com pa ny . Onr Success is Greater than ever. To-night another complete change of Programme, Completely new. First appearance of the LESTER BROTHELS, Double Trapeze Artists. MR FRED BLUETT. Will sing ‘'Behind,” ‘‘He Didn’t to Work next Morning, ’’ ‘‘Then we Went a Hunting/’ "All Went Mad on Henry Irving." To-night Last Night of MISS LUCY FRA SLR. "The Ship on Fire” and by request "Motherland/’ MISS BESSIE YOUNG, Will sing "The Moth and the Flame.’’ etc. .Miss Katie Lynn will sing "Alone on the Raft,” vividly Illustrated with realistic Pictures. Miss Madge Lucas "The Great Lady Contortionist.” Air Joe "Watts, Jeannie Johnston, Coraließarlow, Tom Cranberry. A New Farce. New Finale. Front Stalls, Is; Stalls and Gallery, 6d. EXHIBITION Of those wonderful ZEALAND GIANT CHILDREN. MEECH’S AUCTION ROOMS. Manners street. TO-NIGHT, 7 till 9.30 p.m. | Wilfrid, 3 years, 7 stoneRuby, 7 years 14 stone (Born at Foxton). Wonders of the age. The bast Exhibition in New Zealand. Leaving for a world-wide tour in two weeks. Admission, 6J. 9.7 WELLINGTON ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. IN consequence of a strong desire having been expressed to hear, in Wellington, Mr Maughan Barnett’s “Jubilee Ode/’ written for and performed at the Canterbury Exhibition and Jubilee Celebrations the Wellington Orchestral Society has determined to perform the work at its next Concert, and invites lady and gentlemen vocalists who are willing to assist in the Chorus to send in names by 26th February instant, to E. A. Liddlo, Hon Secretary, No. 5, Lambtou quay. WM. GILL President. J. H. OTTO SCHWARTZ, Chairman. 21st February, 1901. 07 gT. PATRICK’S DAY CELEBRATION. GRAND SPORTS AND ART UNION. To he Held iu BASIN RESERVE On SATURDAY, MARCH IGlh, 1901. RUNNING and BICYCLE EVENTS HIGH JUMP, IRISH JIG, WRESTLING, ETC. Tickets for Art Union, including admission to Sports, Is. Books of 23 Tickets, JEL Nominations close on MONDAY, March 4th, at St. Patrick’s Hall. GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT In the Evening / At OPERA HOUSE. .TAS. STRATFORD, P. MORONEY, Hon Seo«. Leaflet I'eogrammpK for Competitor)} on application In Seei’idary, (i.vda pony, City, 07 P, N. A. v. THE Hattory will Parade at Wellington Drillshed at 2.30 p.m. on MONDAY next. 25th inst., and at Petone Drillshed on TUESDAY NIGHT, at 7.15 o’clock. Uniform—All blue, dickeys and leggings and arms, on both occasions. Members of the Battery will attend at both ranges (Kaiwarra and Petone) for Class Firing THIS AFTERNOON. R. CLEMENT KIRK, 85 Lieut. Commanding P.N.A.V., W. N. A. V. THE Corps will Parade for Drill at the Forts THIS (Saturday) AFTERNOON, proceeding to Mahanga Bay by ».s. Duco, at 2.30 p.m. Two-thirds, at least, of the strength of each company must be present. Uniform—Blue, white pants. E. D. BELL, 86 Lieutenant Commanding. THE INDIAN TROOPS. ON Monday the city will have the hon- • our of entertaining the selected representatives of the IndiAn Army. Rissaldars, Duffadars. Subadahrs and Jemadars will jostle one another in their picturesque uniforms and elegant turbans, for they are mostly officers and non-commis-sioned officers. Care must he taken that their caste prejudices are respected, and it would be as well to keep away from their camp kitchen. In all other respects they will be found jovial chaps, ready to be amused. His Worship the Mayor will be spared the trouble of a- long speech and windy politicians should try and remember that the Indian Tommy, like his British colleague, has a righteous horror of speeches especially the kind that is made up of hysterical loyalty. The Indian troops are loyal enough, and they have Droved it in mauv a frontier fight. We hope the people of Wellington will give the Indian troops a hearty' welcome. They deserve it quite as much as Crease s A 1 Jam which is daily welcomed in the homes of rich and poor. Crease’s A 1 Jam is made in Wellington. It is made of pure fruit and crystal sugar, and is made right. All tins full weight. 81 rpHE PLACE TO BIT 1 ? IRONMONGERY, REGISTER GRATES. RANGES and FURNITURE, Etc., Is at WILKIN'S AND FIELD’S II A L P-Y EARLY SALE, Manners street. 804