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T ■H E A T R E ROYAL, DIX'S GAIETY COMPANY, EVERY EVENING. Simply a Huge Success. JOHNSON, HI AND and BENTLEY JOHNSON, JIIANO and BENTLEY Id flieir original and unrivalled sketch. THE FARMER AND THE MONKEYS THE FARMER ANU THE MONKEYS Our Now Artists last night received by a crowded house with every token of approval. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. MR ARTHUR MO RELY, Australia’s Great. Basso. MR LES WARTON. A Comedian Born. MR WALLACE KING. The Sweetest of AH Tenors. LES THIERES QUARTETTE, Trick Cyclists. HARRY GRAY, Australia's Little Tich. Tom Leonard, Martyn Hagan. Boh Hall, Woodward Bros.. Will Hagan. Miss Marie Terry. Lucy Fraser. Olive Lonton. Emmie Owen, Polly Tv’oodfotde, and our Double Company. Prices 2s and Is. Bos plan at Holliday’s. 893 c II O R A I. II 'A L L. "The Best of Friends Must Part." EAST FOUR NIGHTS OF FUELER’S EMPIRE VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. To night. Our Immense EA RE WELL PROGRAMME. Our Big Company of Star Artists — Will Stevens Maud Faning Ted Frcddv Garnet Myra Thompson Harry Baxter May Dagmar Harry Ward Kettle Warden A LONG. LONG FAREWELL. AVEDNESDAY NIGHT, August 7th; Special Attraction. A BABY SHOW COMPETITION! Tho winner will be presented with a Handsome Go cart, which is now on view in Arnold's window, Willis street. *lhe "winner’’ will ho the Prettiest Baby, and must bo under 18 months old. The audienco will judge. No entrance fee. THURSDAY NIGHT, August Bth, Messrs John Fuller and Sons issue a cordial invitation to the “OLD AGE PENSIONERS” to witness the performance. The Balcony will be “SPECIALLY RESERVED.” to which they will be admitted FREE. . Startling Attractions and Special Farewell Programme for Friday Night. Prices —2s, Is and 6d. JOHN FULLER, .Tun., Business Manager.

All Accounts against John Puller and Sons must be rendered at the Choral Halt before 12 noon on Wednesday. 7th August, 1901. 53ft! By Special Appointment to His Excellency Earl Glasgow. Established 1882. ART FUENITIJEE WAREHOUSE. H. FIELDER Proprietor. A PROGRESSIVE INSTITUTION’. THE Largest and Most Complete Furniture and Furnishing Warehouse in THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE LEATHER SUITES DUCHESS PAIRS DUCHESS CHESTS COMBINATION DUCHESS CHESTS In a Variety of Elegant Designs. GO TO FIELDER’S For FASHIONABLE And ARTISTIC FURNISHINGS. ART FURNITURE NOW ON VIEWj: Sheraton Inlaid China Cabinets. Louis Music and Fancy Cabinets Mahogany Inlaid Chairs Envelope and other Card 1 ables Chippendale Occasional Chairs Elizabeth Fancy Art Chairs Shakesporian Chairs Art Coverings Mahogany Louis Overmantels Handsome Gilt Overmantels Carved Antique Oak Sideboards Carved Oak Dining Suite Sheraton and Whippendale Suites Mahogany and Gold Silk Folding Chairs Mahogany and Gold Cane Folding Chairs Etc. Etc. Etc. Please Note \the Address— Jjl I E L D 'E E, MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON E ask intending 'buyers and others interested to believe that, with an intention to maintain, the GOOD REPUTATION we have acquired for 'our Manufactures during the past 38 TEARS, we shall not fail to take advantage of everything that can be had'in the way of improvements in design, construction and materials. We do not profess or attempt to compete for orders where LOWEST PRICE is the ONLY CONSIDERATION. We rely for onr trade on those who want a GOOD ARTICLE. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. SCOUULAB . AND CHISHOLM, Leading Furniture Waxo- ' house, Lnmbton quay. (Opposite Government Buildings.) TO HAKE TOUR HENS LAY, USE gIN GEE’S jgGG JpRODUCER. To be had of all Chemists and Storekeepers. Ask your Storekeeper for free copy of ""PROFITABLE "*■ "POULTRY 1 Jjl ARMING.” Or write for it direct to GEO. BONNINGTON. Manufacturing Chemist. Christchurch. 193 D W A R D 3EAQAB. ENGINEER AND BOILERMAKER. VICTORIA AND MANNERS STREETS. Maker of Hydraulic Lifts and Presses Wrought Iron Split Pulleys (all sues). All kinds of Ranged made and repaired. Estimates given for all descriptions of Machinery and Contractors’ Ironwork.

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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4427, 6 August 1901, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4427, 6 August 1901, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4427, 6 August 1901, Page 6