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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXVII, Issue 5558, 8 April 1905, Page 6

OPBRA HOUSE. Lessee and Manager, William Anderson LAST THREE NIGHTS, LAST THREE NIGHTS OF WILLIAM ANDERSON'S Famous Dramatic Organisation. TO-NIGHT, For the First Time TO-NIGHT, in Wellington. Tho Stirring Nautical Drama, A SAILOR’S SWEETHEART. A SAILOR’S SWEETHEART. SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY : ACT I—Scene I—Rockport, tho Dockyard Gates. Departure of the Bluejackets. ACT It.—Scene I—Stephen Lucas s Office, Pellborough. Scene 2 —Deck of the Transport, Kinfauns Castle. A Woman In tho Rescue. (A Mechanical Change to '.he Open Sea.) Act lll.—Scene I—Clearing in the Forest. West Africa. The British Flag. The .March, Scene 3 —The Bamboo Swamp. Scone 3—Tho Sacred Grave. Scene I—The Place of Execution. ACT IV.—Scene—Rockport, Tho Dockrard Gates. A Sailor’s Sweetheart. Stage Manager ... Edmund Duggan. Prices—3s, 2s and Is. Early door 6d Box Plan at Holliday’s. Touring Manager—Fred Honningharn. Business Manager—Michael Joseph. QEBAT TOWN HALL. TO-NIGHT 1 ! TO-NIGHT ! 1 TO-NIGHT 1 1 SATURDAY, Bth APRIL, 1905. A QUESTION that concerns every man, woman and child in WelUngton: " What shall we do for those at the mercy of the waves, by fire, storm, a lee shore, fog, or collision? LIFEBOAT OR ROCKET! Practical earnest speeches by tho MAYOR, Member of tho Harbour Board, tho HON HALL-JONES, Minister of Marino, and MR JAMBS MOORE, who will give entirely new expert evidence. Four Splendid Items by New Zealand’s Famous Band of Instruifypntalists (WED LINGTON GARRISON). Most pleasing Ballads by the well-known artists MISS MAY GLBNDINING and ME D. V. LILLI CRAP. Oweet Eoed and String Music by MISS ELSIE HENNAH, MISS BARBER, and F. 0. MEADOWS, L.A.M. One Thousand j_/" ® ea^3 Circle. Two Thousand gD Seats in Body of Hall. ’Tickets at tho Dresden. Doors open at 7,30. JAS. MOORE, 774 Missioner and Convener. fJTHB WELLINGTON STEAM FERRY COMPANY, LTD. •DAY’S BAY. DAY’S BAY. DAY’S BAY. DAY’S BAY. TO-DAY. " SATURDAY, Bth APRIL. Leave Town—lo a.m,, 1.15, 2.30, 6, 10.15 pm. Leave Bay—6, II a.m., 2,5, and 7 p.m. (Circumstances Permitting). 733 WELLINGTON ACCOUNTANT STUDENTS’ SOCTETY. HOOKEY MATCH. ACCOUNTANT STUDENTS v. LAW STUDENTS. f I HIE following will represent the AcA countant Students: Anderson, Ballingall, Davis, Day, Fell, Harvey, Hull, Matthews, Price, E. J. Reid, Rogers All members of the Society are invited to attend if possible. Duchess leaves ferry Wharf for Day’s Bay at 2.30 p.m. to-day. T 32 ERNEST W. HUNT, Hon. Sec.

HOCKEY. THE Wellington Hockey Club will open! its season at Miramar TO - DAY i 'Saturday), Bth inst. Teams will be nicked on the (pound. Drags leave Government Buildings at 1.15 |i.in. sharp. A full attendance is requested. By order. -38 .1. H. MEEEIE, Hon. See. WELLINGTON RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION. 'TTHB Union's Ground at Miramar will A be available for Practice Matches THIS (Saturday) AFTEENOON. I will be in attendance at the Dressing Shed to allot grounds to Clubs desiring them. 125 D. McKENZIE, Secretary. PONEKE FOOTBALL CLUB. Ilf EMBEES of above Club are notified IvA, that Eitson’s Brakes leave Royal Oak Corner at 2.30 p.m. sharp, for Practice at Miramar. Full attendance requested. J. J. EWING, 759 Hon Secretary. CEICKET. UMPIRES’ ASSOCIATION. OMOKB CONCERT at Druids’ Hall, THIS (Saturday) EVENING. All Cricketers and lovers of the sport invited bo he present. Admission Bs. G. WARREN. 290 Hon. Sec. VICTORIA COLLEGE DEBATING SOCIETY. rfIHE Annual General Meeting of the A above Society will be held in the Girls’ High School. TO-NIGHT (Saturday, the Bth April), at 7.30. A full attendance of members and intending members is desired. ARCHD. TUDHOFB, •HA Hon. Sec. V.O.D.S. WELLINGTON SAVAGE CLUB. MfEMBBES are reminded that the i-TA Second Korero of the Season will be Held in the Masonic Hall, Bonloott street, THIS (Saturday) EVENING. Professor Basterfield will take the chair at 8 p.m: precisely. JAMBS DYKES, Secretary. Ordinary drees. WELLINGTON WORKING MEINS CLUB AND LITERARY INSTITUTE. N O T I C B . A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING will be held in the Social Hall, on WEDNESDAY, 12th April, 1905, at 8 p.m. Business: Alteration of Rules andi General. By order. 740 J. R. MORGAN, Secretary. CAPTAIN SEDDON fJIHB Committee are prepared to receive Subscriptions in aid of above. All Subscriptions will be acknowledged bytho Hon Treasurer, W. H. Quick, Esq. STUART ROBINSON, Honorary Secretary, jg SO, -WHlie street.