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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4312, 22 March 1901, Page 6

raba i s e KOYAL TO-NIGHT AND EVERY EVENING. DIX'S GAIETY COMPANY. A huge combination of.all the best talent available in Australia, America and England, and is justly termed the beat ever having been in New Zealand. The Very Pinnacle of a Perfect Show. AN ENTERTAINMENT EOR ALE CLASSES. Not only Amusing, but ASTONISHING! INSTRUCTIVE! WONDERFUL! One glance at our list of artists will convince you. To-night—Mß JOHN COLEMAN To-night—MlSS LOTTIE LORNE To-night—Mß FRANK M. CLARK To-night—THE MARVELLOUS TYLERS Miss Olive Lenton Miss Nora Martin Miss Nina Gonzale Miss Stella Gonzale Mr Alf Hayden Mr Joe Cowan Miss Ida Clarkson. To-night positively the last anpearan.ce 01 the favourite, MR GEORGE DEAN. Prices 2s, Is and Gd. Box plan at Hoi liday’s. Telephone, 1516. 89-1 C. H. WHAITE, Business Manager.

WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION CONVENTION. THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING. BA P TIST c II U R C H Vivian street. PUBLIC MEETING. Tho N.Z. President will take the chair at 8 p.m. Addressed by Misses Roberts and Powell, and Mosdames Sheppard and A. R. Atkinson. Grand Temperance Dialogue. “A CONGRESS OF NATIONS.” By a band of young ladies under the leadership of Miss May Harvey. Admission by Silver Coin. A. KIRK, gjl Hon Sec. POLO! POLO! TOURNAMENT under the management of the N.Z. Polo Association will be held at MIRAMAR, starting MONDAY, 25th March, continuing every day of week, and ending with Polo, Gymkhana. Races, and Sports on SATURDAY, 30th. Visiting teams from all parts of New 1 Zealand. Over 100 ponies taking part. Two matches every afternoon. PERRY BOATS to Nsw Wharf adjoining grounds. For further particulars, see later advertisements. C. J. CRAWFORD, 767 Hon. Sec. T HIE WELLINGTON STEAM FERRY COMPANY, LIMITED. EXCURSION TO MIRAMAR. OPENING OF GOLF SEASON. SATURDAY, :23rd MARCH. Leave Ferry Wharf ... 1.10, 2.15 p.m. Leave Miramar ... 1.30, 5.15 p.m.' (Circumstances permitting). Return Fare—Adults, Is; Children, Gd. OTAKI ATHLETIC CLUB. ANNUAL SPORTS, To bo held on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27th. First Event at 11 a.m. TjHGHTY Nominations have been reccivJ2i ed for the open- events, including several first-class competitors. The Programme of Events includes the Otaki Handicap of three distances. Halfmile and Mile, High Jump, 220yds Hurdles, Tug-of-War, Tilting in the Bing; Climbing Greasy Pole. Quoits, and other amusements. • The Otaki Maori Band has been engaged for the day. A. CHORLEY, 890 ’ Secretary. gHANNON HACK RACING CLUB. ANNUAL RACE MEETING. To he held on the Shannon Racecourse on THURSDAY, APRIL 11. 1901. PROGRAMME: 'l. Shorts Handicap, of 7 sovs; five furi longs; nomination, 4s; acceptance, 3s, 2. Maiden Hurdles, of 7 sovs; one mile and i a half; weight 10 stone; nomination, I 7s. 3. Shannon Handicap, of 22 sovs; one mile I and a quarter; nomination, 12s; aoI "ceptance, 10s. 4. District Race, of 10 sovs; on© mile; nomination. 7s. 5. Plying Handicap, of 10 sovs; sis fur- | longs; nomination, 6s; acceptance, 4s. 6. Hurry Scurry, of 10 sovs; catch weights") ; once round the course; nomination, 7s. 7. Easter Handicap, of 10 sovs; one mile; ; . nomination, 6s; acceptance, 4s. I Nominations close with secretary on SATURDAY, March 23rd. at 9 p.m. ! . M. MOYNIHAN, 841 Secretary, Box 17, Shannon.

TO GENTLEMEN ONLY (LADIES REQUESTED NOT TO EEAD THIS.) KItTE are offering at odr Annual Sale VI some really good linea in Gei.i.’s Boots, stylish, well-made and durable, at a big discount .off usual prices. We ciuote fou. lines: Real Russian Hals, 265; Sale Price, 21s American Tan, button or lace, 235: Sale Price, 17s 6d Glace Bala. 17s 6d; Sale Price, 12s lid American Bals, black and tan, 13s 6d; Sale Price, 9s 8d ; Kindly inform your lady friends that we have soida Real Gems in Stylish Shoes at 6s lOd, usual price 13s 6d. POTTER AND SON, CIGARETTE in the World. SALMON AND GLUCKSTEIN’B BOOT IMPORTERS. LAKE.