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New Zealand Times, 12 September 1907, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. •' jn H £ A T R E ROYAL M- Prop.. John Puller and Sons. FULLERS’ ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE. I TO-NlGHT—Several "LAST NIGHTS." I Last Night THE QUEALYS. Last Night DUNBaE and BLAKE. Last Night KLAER'S MONKEYS. Last Night ZEMPHY. Last Night VICTOR. ELEVEN NEW ARTISTS FRIDAY. OWN HALL. MONDAY, 23rd SEPTEMBER, GRAND BENEFIT CONCERT TO MISS LYNN MILLS. GENERAL COMMITTEE.; Mr Robert Parker (chairman), his AVorship the Mayor (Hon. T. AV. Hislop), Messrs, J. Maughan Barnett, M. J. Brookes, J. F. Carr, AV. T. Gardner, AV. E. A. Gill, E. J. Hill, Max Hoppe, Horace Hunt, J. AV. Joynt, M.A., John Prouse, R. H. AVeddo, Lady Ward, Lady Stout, .Mesdames Beauchamp. Donne, Findlay, Fowlds, Fulton, Gilmer, Hislop, Izard, McArthur, Kennedy Macdonald, Miles, Nathan, Perkins, Prouse, Quick, Ross, Rutherford, Tuckey. PROGRAMME COMMITTEE: Messrs Barnett, Parker, AAToks, Carr, Hill, and Lewis. The above Committee desire to bring under tho notice of the public the unfortunate mishap to Misa Lynn Mills, who filled a prominent part in the programme of the Musical Union’s Concert m December last—her first appearance before a New Zealand audience. On 2Gth January Miss Mills met with an accident which fractured her leg in five places, and as a result has since been confined to the New Plymouth Hospital, where sho still is, not yet having regained use of the limb. A grand benefit concert, tendered by prominent musicians of Wellington, will be given in the Town HaJl on MONDAY, 23rd September, when it is hoped that, the sympathy of the general public, a a also Miss Mills’s many friends and admirers, will result in a record attendance. The Box Plan opens on Monday, 16th; September, at the Dresden. TICKETS—2s and Is, A. J. WICKS, Hon. Secretary. 766 A. M. LEWIS, Hon. Treasurer. rESSIE MACLACHLAN. - TOWN HALL, Mon., Tnos., & Wed. Next. RING UP 2570 ■yiTETTA BROTHERS’ STRING » BAND, Harp, Violin and Flute (constantly engaged fo over two years at the Royal Oak Hotel), are prepared to receive engagements for at homes, garden parties, dances, etc. Music all up Co date. Large or small orchestra. 66. Tory street; telephone 2570. 255 DR BRADSHAW'S IPAREWBLL POPULAR ORGAN -. RECITAL. FRIDAY NEST, at 8 p.m. 767 STAGE DANCING AND DEPORTMENT TS.TRS ALF. LAAVTON, of many years’ XTX practical experience in England and on the Continent of Europe, is NOAV RECEIVING PUPILS in all the branches of this important phase of theatrical work. Training will be according to the latest and most approved methods oi London and Continental theatres. Pull particulars on application by letter to the Dresden. 141 f- ; ! ’ TO LET. /"CONVENIENT and Commodious WAREHOUSE ACCOMMODATION in those flue and well-situated brick premises lately occupied by the AVellington Biscuit Company, 44, Victoria street, near AVharf. and corner of converging streets—Parish, Cuba, and Mercer. 3 Large Plats, all or part, with Good, Cool, and Dry Cellar. For particulars apply— C. D. LIGHTBAND, 799 On Premises;

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