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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7446, 22 May 1911, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE. “THE WHIP.” “THE WHIP-" Tho BOX PLANS for the SECOND SIX NIGHTS of “THE WHIP," viz., from THURSDAY NEXT, MAY 25th, to WEDNESDAY, MAY 31st, inclusive, will be opened at tho Dresden THIS (MONDAY) MORNING, at 0 o'clock. Q, P E J{ A UOUS Direction .T. C. Williamson, Ltd. “TUB WHIP.” TO-NIGHT and LVioKY EVENIN' E. G. "UNSURPASSED.” IT IS WITH -.BEAT PLEASURE THE MANAGEMENT ANNOUNCE THAT "THE WHIP" HAS SO FAB EXCEEDED THE RECORD OP ANY PREVIOUS DRAMA STAGED IN' NEW ZEALAND. THE IMMENSE POPULARITY OF THE BIG SPOUTING PLAY, WITH ITS WONDERFUL SPECTACULAR EFFECTS AND THE ENTHUSIASM OP THE VAST AUDIENCES WHO WATCH SPELLBOUND THE WONDERFUL RAILWAY SMASH (OR CHEER THE WINNER OP THE GREAT RACE SCENE, IS something TO WITNESS. Prices, D.C. and O.S. ss; Stalls, 3s; Gallery," Is. Early Doors. Stalls 6d, Gallery Is. Lord Motor-car from Rouso and Hurrell. Table Silverware supplied by Walker and Hall. Gramophone specially provided by Dresden Piano Company. Day Sales at Christeson's. DAY'S BAY.—A SPECIAL THEATRE BOAT WILL LEAVE WELLINGTON FOR DAY'S BAY AFTER THE PERFORMANCE ON WEDNESDAY NEXT.

HENRY WHITE & CO.’S “OLD JAMAICA” RED HEART RUM Above Brand has been before the Public for nearly a century and has invariably given satisfaction, owing to its Excellent Quality and Aromatic Flavour w. M.BAWPJATVRE & CO, LIMITED, Sole Agents, WELLINGTON