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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 4847, 27 December 1902, Page 6

T HEA T E E EOYi L. Packed from Footpath lo Footlights. People Hanging on to tho Fic-coos and the Chandeliers. INSIDE. A SEA OF Silll.lX'G FACES. OUTSIDE. SORROWING HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY. THERE WAS ONLY ONE OPINION That the Gorgeous Pantomime DICK WHITTINGTON AND HIS CAT is an epoch-maki;;; -mirth AXI) MELODY; SURPASSING ii,;ENICALLY\ LIBRETTICALLY .tND, LYRICALLY Anythin# ever Produced in Woßiu-gtcnr. THE or meg SAY St); TO-DAY (’SATURDAY"'), DEC-. 27th-. GRAND MATINEE PERFORMANCE-. Doors open., 1.80; Cn-.lrdn rises-, 2 c'rdock. DICK WHITTINGTON ANY! 1113 CAT-. EXACTLY” THE BAMIi AS AT -NIGHT; Children halLp-.U;.--, to all parts; TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY)-, DEC; -DEDICK WHITT! NOTCH AND HIS CAT; With all Its Gorgeous bresses; BRIGHT MUSIC. CHARMING BALLETS-. SIDE-SPLITTING HARLEQUINADE-. Prices- Bs ami, 1-. .-Boi plan at HeilldayC, booking fee.. sixpence-. Boses; one guinea, IhD BELLEVUE CARDENS-. JUPP’S BAND h-ill Plfljf at the BELLEVUE GARDENS, toner Hutt. SUNDAY AFTERNOON (treatiier pomittlug). TREMENDOUS BARGAIN PRIVILEGES FOR CANNY SHOE BUYERS-. A SWEEPING whirlwind of genuine, positive bargains—bargains that ‘ac* light the economical—strike you on ttv.i.y sido at tho GREAT SALVAGE SHOE SALE AT HANNAH’S, LAMBTON QUAY AND CUBA STREET. The -water-damaged shoes are celling fast, and these prices tell you urhyi Women's Glace Kid Kace and Button Shoes, former price 12s Gil, now Vs lid Women's Glace Kid Bac© and Button Boots, former prico 11b Gd, now Gs lid Women's Glace Kid Shoes, former nrice 9a 6d, now 5s Cd Women's Glace Kid Button and Lace Shoes, former prico 8s fld, novr 4s Gd Women's Glaco Kid Button and Lace Boots,' former price Ss 6d, now 3s lid Men's American Tan Walking Boots (Packard's make), former price 255, now 17s lid Men's Bestive Boots (English make), former price 20s, now 12s lid Men's American Glace Kid Pneumatic Boots, former price 12s 6d, now 5s lid Children's Boots and Shoes at Bargain Prices—6d, la. Is lid, 2s 6d, 2s lid. E. HANNAH AND GO, 79. LAMBTON QUAY and 28, CUBA ST. THE SCOULLAE COMPANY (LIMITED), . COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS, 197 AND 199, LAMBTON QUAY. NEW CUETAINS. LATEST DESIGNS. LACE CUETAINS. In AVhito and Ecm. SWISS CURTAINS. In Ivory and Ecru. REPRODUCTION CUETAINS In Ivory and Ecru. w a/ E are showing ft SPECIAL LINE of »T FRILLED CURTAINS, now in groat demand— White and Ecm, 3, Si and 4yds long. Prices from 10s to 25s 6d per pair, FRILLED CUETAININGS, in white and Ecm Is to 8s per yard NEW CUETAININGS, in Organdie Stripes, Bid to la 8d per yard LIBERTY STRIFES, Is to Is 6d per yard HOW TO SPEND IT. what? A MURRY CHRISTMASAnd PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. jgXTT your Boots and Shoes from ns, and save Twenty Per Cent, MORE COMFORT AND WEAR THAN ANY OTHERS. BALLOONS FOR THE CHILDREN, and CALENDARS. HANDSOME AND ORNAMENTAL. NOTE ADDRESS—--171, LAMBTON QUAY, and 32, MOLESWORTH STREET. T. J. LEIGHTON. HIGH-CLASS TAILORING. C GAMBLE, Jn thanking his numer- • pus customers for their kind patronage during the twenty-five years ho has been In business, -wishes to announce that his son, Mr E, Gamble, has returned after Bn absence of nearly nine years In England, during which time he ha s been head cutter In leading Tailoring Establishments there, H« will now undertake the duties of Cutter In tho business so long carried on by me, and as bo holds the highest Diploma from th 9 London Academy ef Cutting, Gentlemen may reply upon haying the’yery latest London style, fit and finish, A CHOICE LOT of ENGLISH TWEEDS, VICUNAS, Etc., TO CHOOSE FROM, •0. GAMBLE & SON, 95, Larabton quay, Wellington, J 1 O 8 T E » ' ? HOTEL, WANG4NUI, W, H. G. FOSTER, Proprietor. P.O, Box 54,