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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 6176, 6 April 1907, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. ! jQ~p~irii ~a u~o uinr. Under TJirection Mr J. C. Williamson, TUTS (SATUIMJAV/ EVENING: SECOND IMPOIiTANT PRODUCTION! \\ lieu the Eminent Irish Conieaim, features of this UNIQUE ATTRACTION. •’THE WAY TO KENMARE,” A Comedy Drama, in Four Acts, by Edward E. Rose. Du: CAST OF CHARACTERS: Maguire ... Mit ANDREW MACK irlcy Ah Mr Mai Roy Donald ... ' Mr Wm. Town.shend The* Karl of Ken mare ... Mr J. lloword Hcnlly Harden ... Mr Kendal Weston baron Kaiserhof Herzogengarten ... Mr Chas. Aveling Martin Keen ... Mr Con O’Neill Mulkennan Hogan ... Patrick O’Shnlo MacShano Ifoso Donald -Mrs Honoris l Moi: Dolai E. J. McCormick Mr T. Cambourne Mr Fred Monley Mr Thos. Jackson Mr John Duskin Mies Jane Kellon Malony Miss Annie Mack Berlein Mao Stevenson Julia (Maid at Harden’s) ... Mies Gordon Act T.—Reception Koom at Bentley liarBox Plans at the Dresden until Noon and afterwards at Cljriste&on's, opposite Opera House, where Day Sales may also he obtained. Prices—ss. 3s, 2s. Early doors 6d oxtra to- Stalls and Family Circle. 53 rjy O W N II A L L. GRAND OPERA CONCERTS! GRAND OPERA CONCERTS! BLANCHE ARRAL, Greatest Living Operatic Soprano. Direction HAROLD BASSETT, Paris and New York, With GRAND OPERA ORCHESTRA. TWO CONCERTS ONLY! WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10th, FRIDAY. APRIL 12th. To hear BLANCHE AREAL sing with proper Orchestral Accompaniment is a revelation. Fresh from her Triumphal Concerts with the Exhibition Grand Orchestra. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. PERFORMANCE B Y TRAMWAYS BAND (under the Conductorship of Lieutenant Herd). The tramways band win (weather permitting) give a Performance at ISLAND BAY TOMORROW (Sunday, the 7th April), at 3 o’clock. JNO. R. PALMER. Town Clerk. 6th April, 1907. 15 rjl O W N HALL ORGAN. MR HAROLD GREGSON (Organist of Holy Innocents Church, London, W.; and Exhibitioner, Royal College of Music. London), Under Engagement to the WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL, Will give a FAREWELL ORGAN RECITAL ON TUESDAY NEXT, the Oth APRIL, At 8 p.m. | ADMISSION to all parts of the hou<* ONE SHILLING (Is); Children, HALFPRICE. Doors open at 7.15 p.m. For Programme eee Monday's Papers. JNO. R. PALMER, Town Clerk. sth April, 1007. 14 FOOTBALL. I |) U G B I FOOTBALL.] fr ORDNANCE SHIELD " CONTESTS, j %T)AY ! ! TO-DAY ! ! ATHLETIC PARK Permanent Artillery v. Royal N.Z. Engineers. Wellington Navils v. D Battery. PETONE Petone Navals v. Wellington Field Engineers. gD. Admission to Grounds. G D Grandstand 6d-extra. Ladies Free. 5 CITY DYE WO UK 8 (Under Distinguished Patronage). I TRENCH CLEANING by New Dry . Process Trial Solicited. TAYLOR AND CU.. 225, Lambton quay (i-pposit© Government Buildings). No Connection with «any other Firm, i J. HENDERSON (From Sydney.) “TTNDER the patronage of Admiralty vJ House, officers of the Navy and Army, Ministers of the Crown, and leading politicians, together with a very largo clientele amongst the medical and legal profession, has COMMENCED BUSINESS as a HighClass LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN’S TAILOR in those now premises, 30 and 32 Willis street, with a magnificent assortment of all the Newest Cloths, imported direct from Home. One Trial Solicited. Absolute Satisfaction Guaranteed. JOHN HENDERSON. Indies' and Gentlemen's Tailor, 30 and 32 Willis street. WELLINGTON.