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New Zealand Times, Volume XLI, Issue 9539, 22 December 1916, Page 3

amusements. “SO LONG, LETTY” "Merrier Than the Wedding Bells.” The BOX PLANS for the five performances of this Gigantic Achievement are now on view at The Bristol, those who desire seats in good positions should not fail to reserve them without delay as the plans are rapidly filling. QBAND OPEEA HOUSE. Direction ... -T, C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. - BOXING NIGHT’S THE NIGHT - - BOXING NIGHT'S THU NIGHT - - BOXING NIGHT’S THE NIGHT J. C. WILLIAMSON’S 'XMAS CHBEE. Tho Master Stroke against Gloom and Grumps, "SO LONG. LETTY” "SO LONG. LETTY" "SO LONG. LETTY” "SO LONG, LETTY Laughter Novelty Melody Spectacle A DASHING DUMPS-DEFYING DELIGHT. A. GLITTER WITH GLADNESS. Tho night' will ho filled with music. And tho cares that infest the day Shall fold their tents like Arab*-, And mako a quick get-away. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD.. Present NEW ENGLISH MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY 100 ARTISTS 100 Including C. H. Workman Dorothy Brunton Maude Fane Marie Eaton Ethel Morrison Cecil Bradley Ren© Connelly Madge Elliott Violet Hooper Irene Jones And CONNIE EDISS (Principal Comedienne from the London Gaiety) Together with GRAND OPERA ORCHESTRA PICTURESQUE CHORUS SPLENDID STAGING GORGEOUS COSTUMING ALLURING MUSIC. Fred Maguire Alfred Frith Field Fisher William Green© Chris Wren Claud© Bantoofc Edgar Warwick Ronald McLeod During the Season, which is Limited to Twelve Nights, will also bo staged The Latest London Gaiety Hit, "TO-NIGHT’S THE NIGHT.” •‘TO-NIGHT'S THE NIGHT.” "HIGH JINKS "HIGH JINKS HIGH JINKS" HIGH JINKS' "THE GIRL IN THE TRAIN.” "THE GIRL IN THE TRAIN. Prices—6s, Ss. and Is. Early Door to Stalls and Gallery, Is extra. BOOK AT THE BRISTOL. BOOK AT THE BRISTOL. Two Seats at "So Long, Letty” as a present is a practical way- of securing friends "A Merry Christmas.” QJRAND OPERA HOUSE. SPECIAL CHRISTMAS ATTRACTION I SPECIAL CHRISTMAS ATTRACTION! CHRISTMAS NIGHT. MONDAY, DECEMBER Ssth. Selections from Charles Dickens’s Immortal Story, "A CHRISTMAS CAROL." "A CHRISTMAS CAROL.” With Chimes, Choral, and Organ Effect*. Arranged: by MB CLEMENT MAT, The Famous Dickensian Artist, Supported by * MR HAMILTON HODGES, Baritone, MISS /EILEEN DRISCOLL. Mezzo Soprano. And iIR FRANK THOMAS at the Piano. PRICES—Sa, 2s, Is. QUALITY and Service are the features that have made Tailoring by MILLIGAN, Avenue, famous. Kelhum PUBLIC NOTICES. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS. THE Corporation Offices will he . CLOSED from MONDAY, the 25bh instant, till TUESDAY, January d, 1917. inclusive. NOTE. ATBS AND CITY ENGINEER’S OFFICES. TOWN HALL. For the convenience of the public, arngements have been made for the 4.TES OFFICII Town Hall, to ko open r the receipt of moneys on WEDjjSDAY. THURSDAY and FRIDAY, e 27th. 28th and 29th instant, from 9 m. to 3 P.m. Arrangements have also on Sndo for tho CITY ENGINEER’S PPinK to be open for tbe issue of ST etc.. on WEDNESDAY. [TUESDAY and FRIDAY, tho 27th, hh and 20th instant, from 9 a.m. to 3 m. and on TUESDAY. January 2nd, 17, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. PUBLIC LIBRARIES, Tho Public Libraries will bo CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY. TUESDAY losing Day) 26th instant, and NEW EAR'S DAY. IB ABO AND THORNDON BATHS. Sundav hours will be observed at tha aths on MONDAY (Christmas Day), it the Baths will remain open all day i TUESDAY (Boxing Day) and MONAY (Now Year’s Daj). NOTICE TO UNDERTAKERS. In case of any Funerals taking place iring the holidays. Undertakers ore quested to 'communicate with tho Sexn, Laron (Telephone 662). JNO. B. PALMER; Town Clerk. December 21st, 1916. 136 THANKS. THE Executive of the Belgian Christwas Fair desire to specially thank the Harbour Board and various Carrying Firms who lent Tarpaulins. Union Steam Ship Co.. Ltd., Patent Slip Company, Port Nicholson Yachting Club, Motor Boat Owners, EN.Z.A., N.Z. Natives’ Band. Patriotic Band, Miramar Band, Pipe Band, Wellington Gas Co. Orchestra. Charley’s Aunt Club, St. John Ambulance, Dr _Do Latour, and all others who contributed to the success of the Fair. For the Executive— E. E. STOUPE. Hon. Gen. Sec. 93, Moxham avenue, Kilbirnie. 119 SOCIETY FOR PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. Secretary will be in attendance t the Rooms. Bridge’., Buildings, GUIs street, on TUESDAY and LV MORNINGS, from 10 to 12.30. nmunications strictly confidential.