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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4316, 27 March 1901, Page 6

T II E A T B E EOT A L TO-NIGHT AND EVERY EVENING. DIX'S GAIETY COMPANY. Absolutely tlie Greatest Company of Slar Artists ever brought togothar in this or any other country. Gigantic success of absolutely the most popular programme ever submitted to the Wellington public. Thunders of applause nightly greet MR JOHN COLEMAN. See him once and laugh for ever. ,IU PRANK M. CLARK, the most original and up-to-date Comedian in AustrMlSS' LOTTIE LORNE, the dashing descriptive Comedienne. Miss Olive Lenton. The Gonzales. Miss Nora Martin. Miss Ida Clarkson, Mr Joe Cowan, Mr Bob Hall, Mr Alf Harden. Mr Mathews, and the full strength of the Gaiety Company. To-night. To-night, positively the, last appearance of THE MARVELLOUS TYLERS, in their great Rialey and Contortion Act. Tho neatest and most artistic performance ever seen in this or any other show. The reason we are able to give such a good show is because we have the liberal support from the public. Prices, 2s, is and 6d. Box plan at Holliday s. Telephone. 1310. Gi QPEEA HOUSE. COMMENCING MONDAY. APRIL Ist.

MONTGOMERY’S CELEBRATED MILITARY ENTERTAINMENT BY THE BIOSCOPE. Mammoth Life Size Pictures. THE ARMY LIFE—The finest set of Military Pictures ever produced. OUR ROYAL NAVY. PARIS EXHIBITION SCENES RAILWAY COLLISION, DIVING HORSES CINDERELLA, the favourite fairy pantomime. MISCELLANEOUS SCENES. OUR CONCERT COMPANY. Mr E. Montgomery Hurry Hall Mr Fred Gibson Edgar Bentley Popular Prices. Box Plan at Holliday’s WELLINGTON HIGHLAND RIFLES. A SPECIAL General Meeting of the Company will be held THIS (Wednesday) EVENING. On Friday the Company will be measured for Kilts. Doublets, Glengary’s, etc., by Ballantyne’s Fitter. C. D. MACKINTOSH, 51 Captain. WELLINGTON FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. THE Annual General Meeting of the Council of the above Association will be held in the Trocadero THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, 27tb inst., at 7.30 o'clock. Delegates and other Association footballers are cordiullv invited to attend. H. McKEOWEN. 52 Hon. Secretary. MEETING of Milkmen of Karori and -c3L surrounding district will be held at the Parochial Hall, Karori, on WEDNESDAY, the 27tb of March, at 8 o’clock p.m., when delegates from the Wellington Dis‘trict Milk Suppliers’ Union will be present. W. ROHTLBY, 11 Secretary.

WELLINGTON AND MANAWATU RAILWAY COMPANY, LTD. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. THE ORDINARY ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. nriHE Twentieth Annual General Meeting A of the Company will be hold in tne Hall of the Chamber of Commerce, National ivlutual Buildings Wellington, on WEDNESDAY, the 3rd day of April, 1901, at noon. Business: To receive Directors’ Report Statement of Receipts and Expenditure Declaration of Dividend ' Election of Directors Election of Auditors The Transfer Books of the Company will he closed from Tuesday, 19th day of March, to the 4th day of April. Messrs Kirkcaldie and Plimmer are the retiring Directors, and. being eligible, offer themselves for re-election. Nominations must be left at the Company’s offices. Railway Station, seven days at least previous to the meeting. W. M. HANNAY, General Manager. Wellington, 15th March, 1901. 692 HITCOMBE AND rjIOMBS, LTD. ENGINEERING AND OTHER TECHNICAL WORKS— Practical Treatise on Bridge Construction in Iron and Steel, by T. H. Cla-tou Fidler, C. E.; 2nd ed.; revised and enlarged. 30s. Manual of Applied Mechanics, by W. J. Rankine; 15th ed.; revised. 12s 6d. Hydraulic motors. Turbines and Pressure engines, by Q. R. Bodmer; 2nd ed. 14s. „ . . Text Book of Mechanical Engineering, by W. .1. Lineham; 4th ed. 15s. Text Book of Marine Engineering, by H. E. Tompkins. 8s 6d. Marine Engineers’ Guide to Board of Trade Examinations, by A. 0. and E Wannan. 12s 6d. Engine-drivers’ Guide, by A. C. Wannan; 13th od, ss. ' ,' ■ Steam Boilers, by George Halhday. 6s. Steam Engine Indicator, by C. H. Peabody. 8s 6d. Text Book of Mechanical Drawing, by J. S. and D. Reid. 11s. ' Iron and Steel Founding, by Claude Wylie; ed ss. Sheet-Metal Worker’s Instructor, by R. H. Warn; new ed.; revised. 8s 6d. Manual of Assaying Gold, Silver, Copper, etc., by W. Lee Brown. 7e 6d. Laboratory Instructions in Assaying and Practical Chemistry, by James Park; 2nd ed. 7s 6d. Treatise on Photographic Optics, by R. S. Cole. 6s.

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