AMUSEMENTS. QVK R A Lessee HOUSE. 17 C. WILLIAMSON THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, .!. C. AVILLIAMSON'S GRAND OPERA COMPANY Will Present. Puccini's Glorious. ..Melodious Work, "LA \BOfIEMB." When tlia Charming Young Sopran SIGNORINA MAIM A PAMPAHI, Will Repeat Her Artistic Creation MIMT. Tlie Cast will also inehulc Signor John Zorga as Rudolph, TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) NIGHT. P'AREWELL APPEARANCE AMY CASTLES, Who Will Itepeat Her Cl' .'HO CHO SAN, Latest .ana Greatest Work, Musical Director and Conductor SIGNOR HAZON. Stage Director ... MR, HENRY BEACY. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. CITIZENS- FAREWELL TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVEBNOE. TOWN HALL. TU-MORROW June Ist. At S p.m. ,4 PUBLIC MEETING to hid farcwell to His Excellency the Govcrr. Lord Plunket, P. 0., G.C.jM.G., will held in the Town Hall TO-MORROW "cdnesday) Juno Ist. at 8- p.m. > The Bight Hon. the Prime Minister, His Worship the Mayor, the President of the Chamber of Commerce, and the Chairman of the Harbour Board and others will take part in the proceedings, and the Mayors of surrounding municipalities and the presidents ana chairmen of local institutions will also be present. The Garrison Band (under the direction of Lieut. T. Herd), by permission of the Defence Department, will play appropriate selections. Mr E. J. Hill and Mr Borneo Gardiner will also provide musical itoms. Mr Maughan Barhett (City Organist) will preside at the Grand Organ, and Mr D. A. Kenny will act as accompanist. JNO. E. PALMER, Town Clerk. May 23th, 1910. 909 PUBLIC MEETING. PUBLIC MEETING, with his Worship tho Mayor presiding, will' bo . .. „ , ,-„ _...-,._■.. . f tllo ESTATE OF ALEXANDEIi FRAZEE, OHAU. ALL Claims in the above Estate be rendered to the undersign© of before TUESDAY, the 31st mst. ; H. A. GOLD, Trustee, 153, Featherston street. Wellington, May 2nd, 1910. 18 STRENGTH OE NERVE AND SINEW 4 BE more dependent on each other 3. than most people realise. The Fource of all power and energy lies in the great nerve cells from tho brain to every part of our bodies liko telegraphic lines running from the depot to the surrounding offices. If tho nerves are weakened through excessive study or worry physical strength is helpless. Tho only true way to restore the exhausted nerves to their healthy state is to feed them with an invigorating nerve food. Such a food is FLETCHER'S PHOSPHATONIC. It is composed of purely nerve strengthening ingredients, and will oure the most exhausted nerves in a very short time. Try a bottle, and it will make a. nei creature of you. In bottles, 2s 6d and 4s 6d. Post free. CHAS. A. FLETCHER, PHARMACIST, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. (Sole address.) A GIFT OE .£IOOO WOULD not give you more happiness than the discovery of an absolutely effective Remedy to arrest Falling Hair and Prevent Baldness. You have it at your hand in the Great Hair Producer and Restorer "WlO LETT A. WIO LETT A. It will give you Marvellous Results, and is just what it is represented to be. If you would have a Luxuriant Growth of Glossy Hair don't delay its use a single hour. ises and Refreshes tho Scalp and Removes Dandruff. Chemists, Stores and Hairdressers, 3s Gd per bottle. Agents—KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS, LTD., and GEORGE AND KEESLEY,. LTD. ("Economic"), Wellington. JENKINS &-MACK,Sanitary Plumbors, Brassfaunders, Cop persmiths and Heating Enjinoors. Sole Agents for "Ideal" Boilers & Radiator Featherston and Callanco Strests Wellington. TEW and Second-hand Typewriters (all makes), at low prices. Eoyal Barlock Typewriter Agency, Lambton i Quay.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7141, 31 May 1910, Page 9
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