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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7319, 24 December 1910, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS. APEEAH O C S E, THE DOLLAR PRINCESS. HOLIDAY BOX- PLAN ARRANGEMENTS. Seats may Bo reserved for tho DOLLAR PRINCESS (sis nights) TO-DAI (SATURDAY) at the SnvmYATV? 1 or. •.« 4-4)1 Dix vri On AXiA-X> pjAXU-K-Uni* at 0 a.m. till 8 p.m. On MONDAY NEXI, at the OPERA HOUSE, from 9 a.m. tall o p.m. Oa TUESDAY NEXT, at CHRISTESON’S, from 9,a.m. .ail G. 30 p.m. *~v P E R A HOUSE. MONDAY NEST, December 26th., VICE-REGAL COMMAND NIGHT. The performance of THE DOLLAR PRINCESS on- Monday evening next will bo given -under, the .patronage and in the presence of their Excellencies Lord and Lady Islington and Suite. PE R A HOUSE. Direction ,J. C. Williamson. Ltd. MONDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 26th, AND FOLLOWING FIVE NIGHTS, Mr. J. C. WILLLAMSON presents the NEW COMIC OPERA COMPANY.In the phenomenally successful musical Play in three acts, entitled, THE DOLLAB, PBIJMOBSS By- A. M. Wilncr and F. Greenbaum. Adapted hy Basil Hood, with Lyrics by Adrian Kpss and Music by Leo 1011. With the following great cast:— AiPm ...a. Olive Godwin Daisy Lottie Sargent Lady Augusta Lady Dalrymplo ...Maxre Macdonald Lady Dorothy ......A era Colliup Lady Constance Nance Maunsell And - Olga Labinska. ....Florence Young Freddy Fairfax Herbert Clayton John, Earl of Quom Frank Greene Mr Bulger W.;S. Percy Dick . J- E. Hogue Tartairoff .Victor Prince Sir James McGregor Chas. Albert Paillard A.. Neville Duke of Stonehenge .......Charles Ratcliff Vicomte de Jolif bntaine ..—H. Wot tear Gendarme A. Rayne . And - - .. , Harry Q. Conder Bert Gilbert The Play Produced by , Mr Alexander Butler. 1 Stage Manager, Mr Frank Stirling, Musical Director, Mr Fritz Hart. CHILDREN IN ARMS WILL NOT BE ADMITTED. Prices—ss, 3s, Is. Early Doors—Stalls 6d, Gallery Is extra. - [■’(HE WELLINGTON HARBOUR FERRIES. LTD. DAY'S BAY AND RONA BAY HOLIDAY TIME-TABLE* SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24th (Xmas Eve)—Ordinary Time-table, including Special Steamers from Bona Bay, at 7 p.m.. Day’s Bay 7.10 p.m.. and from Town IdtlS p.m. (steamer postponed to II p.m.) • ' SUNDAY, DECEMBER 25th (Xmas Day)—Leave Town at 10.15 and *ll a.m., 2.30, *3, 5.45, and 7 p.m. Leave Day's Bay at 9, XI, *11.45 a.m., 5 and 8.10 p.m. Leave Rona Bay at 9.10 and ILIS a.m., 5 and 8.20 p.m. *These trips will be run only if weather ho fine. MONDAY, DECEMBER 26th (Boxing : Day), end TUESDAY, 27th—Ordinary Time-table suspended. Excursion - Steamers will run at intervals all day to BAY’S BAY, commencing at 9 a.m. ■ First steamer - from Bay 8.10 - ‘ a.m., last steamer from Town 7.15 p.m from Bay 10.30 p.m. To Bona Bay via Day’s Bay, 10.30 a.m. and : ,2.30 p.m., To Town from Rona. Bay, 8.15 a.ru. and 7 p.m. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31st (New Year’s Eve)—Usual Time-table, with 10.15 p.m. steamer postponed to 11 p.m. SUNDAY, JANUARY ls-t, 1911-Hsual Sunday Time-table. MONDAY, JANUARY 2nd, 1911-Ordin- ■ ary Time-table suspended. Excursion steamers will run at intervals all day to Day’s Bay, First steamer from Bay 8.10 a.m„ to Bay 9 aim. ■ Last steamer from Town 6.15 p.m., from Bay 7 p.m. To Rona Bay via Day’s Bay, 10.30 a.m. and 2.30 p.m. To Town from Rona Bay, 8.15 a.m. and 7 p.m. (Circumstances permitting). RETURN -FARE, la. Children, 6d. 94 XTEW ZEALAND NAVAL AND MILITAUY TOURNAMENT. To be held at PALMERSTON NORTH On SATURDAY,- DECEMBER 31st, And MONDAY, JANUARY 2nd (New Year’s Day). - BIGGER, BRIGHTER AND MORE EXCITING THAN EVER. The outstanding features of this year’s Tournament will be THE MAGNIFICENT BATTERY - COMPETITION AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND. '. All N.Z.- Batteries- competing. THE ABNORMAL ENTRIES IN THE EVER POPULAR EVENTS. 10 C 0 E P S FROM ALL PARTS OF THE DOMINION AND AUSTRALIA Contesting the Lloyd Lindsay,, Cockade Fight, Tent Pegging, Wrestling on Horseback, Tug-of-War, etc. All the Crack Infantry Corps! of the -r-l 1 - f .n tIiA Dominion • again competing for the PHYSICAL DRILL CHAMPIONSHIP OP NEW ZEALAND. The feature of the Night Display will be’the BRILLIANT. ELECTRIC LIGHTING of - the GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS And ■ SEARCHLIGHT FLAY & FIREWORKS Especially imported from Jas. Pain and Son, London. In order that everyone shall see this splendid show Special Trains have been arranged for leaving Palmerston _foiWellinetoh and intermediate stations at 10 30 p.m. on New Year’s Night SPECTACULAR AND HUMOnOUB EVENTS DURING THE DAY. HARRY PALMER. Capt., 996 Hon. Seoretar-

KING UP 2570. VITETTA BROTHERS, Fyon -want a First-class Professional Orchestra. We are prepared to supply Music for Concerts. Theatres, Av Homes. Garden Parties. Wedding Sports, etc. We play only the Bert Selections from the Most I'avonte and Celebrated Works from Orertnree, Operas. Marches. Donees, ctm Large or Small Orchestra. Harp Violin and Flute supplied at shortest notaco. VINCENT VITETTA. Manager. Address—l 36 Tory street Telephone—2s7o. BELLEVUE GARDEN: ON XMAS DAT, BOXING DAT, NEW YEAJVS DAY. jay a visit to Wellington s Delightful _Uo.liday Resort. String Band in attendance. Special Holiday Tram Service. ■ Bases meet all trains. KINGSTON AND AVISON, Proprietors,