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New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9694, 23 June 1917, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES. rpo FJIHE yy'AR AVE MUST HATE jgICONOMY, EFFICIENCY, JgQUAUTY, A. 6 O’C LOCK C LOS,NG DEMONSTRATION WILL BE HELD IN THE T f^y.EDNESDAY O W N ]^EXT. HALL JUNE 21 TH, AT g P.M. CHAIRMAN: Rev. P. S. Smallfield, B.A. ADDRESSES: Commissioner Hodder, S.A., Rev. John Paterson, M.A., C. H. Poole, Esq., M.P.. Mrs. Napier (Edinburgh). Three Salvation Army Bands-null lead spectacular procession to the Hall. ALL TEUE PATEIOTS AEE URGED TO ATTEND. AMUSEMENTS Under the patronage and in the presence of His Worship the Mayor (Mr J. P. Luke, C.M.G.) and the 3S?yoress. MONSTER BENEFIT CONCERT. TOWN HALL. rjWESDAY. 26 TH< 8 P ' :Sll, PEOCEEDS IN AID OF WIDOW AND CHILDKEN OF THE LATE ME W. P. FITZGEEALD, ACCIDENTALLY KILLED AT KOSENEATH ON SATURDAY LAST. / PROGRAMME; x PAET I. PAET 11. Orphans’ Club Orchestra (under the con- Overture Orphans’ Club Orchestra ductorship of 'Mr Harry Moschini). Solo Air Len At the Piano Mr Frank Thomas Eecitation Mr L. Hanlon Baritone Solo Mr Chas. Moore “Some Humour" Mr Albert Eussell Musical Monologue . Mr W. W. Crawford Recitation Miss Mabelle Willivms Baritone Solo Mr Eugene Ossipoff .Humorous Sons Air W. B. Keany (the famous Eussian baritone);Song Air V. McKenzie Eecitation .. Aliss Mabel Hardjnge-Maltb[y The Programme to conclude with, a Tenor Solo Air Herbert F. AVooa'jSoene from “Sherlock Holmes": — Violin Solo Air - Norman AVatson Sherlock Holmes ... Air AV. AY. Csawford ‘Humorous Alonologue ...Mr Norman Aitken professor Aloriarty ... Air Norman Aitken REMARKS BY HIS AVORSHIP THE Dr AVatson Air Paul Latham MAYOR. /‘Billy’’ Mr AV. B. Keany TICKETS 17-; GALLERY, 2/-. NO SEATS RESERVED. A. J. CARLTON, PHIPPS AVILLIAMS, Hon. Secretaries. T O AV N HALL. , TO-NIGHT, at 8. LAST NIGHTS LAST NIGHTS Of the ENGLISH PIERROTS., ENGLISH PIERROTS. ENGLISH PIERROTS, r ENGLISH PIERROTS. FAREWELL PERFORMANCE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27th. Box Plans at The Bristol, Late Booking ’Phone C 5. WANTED Known—Catalogues of any size or description prii ,-d by the "Times" at reasonable coat. is* quote you. CROWN THEATRE MATINEE TO-DAY 1 ) * I AT 2 30 MATINEE TO-DAY 1 PROGRAMME: Path© Gazette. GLORIA’S ROAIANCE (No. 6). (Featuring Billie Burke.) THE LOAFER. AVestern Drama. THE MATEIMANIAC, Featuring Douglas Fairbanks and Constance Talmadge, And THE SCOUNDREL’S TOLL, A Side-splitting Keystone Comedy. In all. 11,000 Feet of, Film. ALSO SCREENING AGAIN TO-NIGHT. Usual Prices. Reserves by ’Phone 3470.

Crippled Soldiers’ Hostel Art Union £IOOO for 6d To raise Funds for a Hostel in Wellington for .. Crippled and Infirm Returned Soldiers. 107 PrSzes ( Manawatu Farmers. ) 107 Prizes LIST OF PRIZE’S: Ist Prize Z.L Motor Car (S seater) • Value £SOO 2nd Prize 200 Sheep ■ ■ • - Value £2OO 3rd Prize 100 Sheep - ■ • 1 ■ Value £IOO 4th Prize Lady’s Sealskin Goat (to order) Value £6O Op 60 Sheep sth Prize Diamond Ring (see Lloyd's window) Value £25 2 Prizes of 10 Sheep each - ■ Value £2O 100 Prizes of 1 Sheep each - ■ Value £IOO Tickets - Sixpence Persons producing, on request by the Art Union Representative, a Crippled Soldiers’ Hostel Art Union Ticket bearing the words of the New Zealand owned and New Zealand made product “HIGHLANDER MILK” will receive either 5/- or O/-. The distribution will take place as follows: Palmerston North, Winter Show. Wellington and Petone, June 29 and 30. A visit will be paid to Gulford Bell’s Dramatic Entertainment in Aid of the Crippled Soldiers’ Hostel on 28th and 29th June, in the Town Hall. Greytown—July 4th, Crippled Soldiers Hostel Concert Martinborough—July sth, Crippled Soldiers’ Hostel Concert Carterton —July 6th, Crippled Soldiers’ Hostel Concert Masterton—July 7th, Crippled Soldiers’ Hostel Concert Ticket sellers are notified that all Cash for the Sale of Tickets must be forwarded direct to B. SUTHERLAND, P.O. Box 839, Wellington, Cut this out and mall, enclosing stamped addressed envelope. B. SUTHERLAND, P.O. Box 839, WELLINGTON I enclose £_ Name Address. for _Art Union Tickets N.Z. TIMES J Tickets at Tobacconists and Booksellers. —Owing to the small price of tickets, patrons are specially requested to enclose STAMPED addressed envelope with application for tickets.