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New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9755, 3 September 1917, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS TOWN HALT. TOWN HALL. GRAND CONCERT IN AID OF THE CRIPPLED SOLDIERS’ HOSTEL. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 th - ORGANISED BY MR. H. E. iAYOOp. PROGRAMME: ~ BARITONE SOLO - - WILLIAM GOUDIE CLARINET SOLO, - - HENRY MOSCHINI RECITAL - - - ERABEE-THOMSON BASS SOLO -, - - - E. MBATES TENOR SOLO - - - HERBERT E, WOOD BARITONE SOLO - - HAMILTON HODGES ORPHANS’ QUARTETTE - MESSRS H. F, WOOD B. SIMS, W. GOUDIB & E. MEATES ACCOMPANIST - - HAROLD GODIEE DRAWING OF ART UNION AT CONCLUSION OF CONCERT. TICKETS. 21- AND 1/-. its. Seats may lie Reserved at THE BRISTOL. town hall. town hall. UNDER DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE. IjVfONDAY, 'fJUIESDAY AND EDNESDAY * gEPTEMBER gRD, AND ,gTH, AT g P.M. HAWKE’S BAT MAORI ENTERTAINERS. (POI, HAKA, AND CONCEPT PARTY.) .IN AID OF THE MAORI SOLDIERS' FUND. Director; HON. A. T; NGATA. M.P. s PRICES; 3/-, 2/-, and 1/-. • Box Plan Now Open at Tha Bristol. \ 2.5

PUBLIC NOTICES. DOLLS' HOUSE. mHE Date of Dn.wing for DOLLS’ . X HOUSE has b:en Extended to the 17th inst. 355 TO PARENTS. YOU are specially invited to attend at. St. John’s Hall. Dixon street, TO-NIGHT, at 7.30, ■ MASSEY will distribute the PRIZES won by scholars in the Sunday School Elocutioary EroK 'cSlection in aid of the Friao I'uud. WELLINGTON DIOCESAN CHUECH SCHOOLS’ BOAED. TT. MARK’S DAY SCHOOL, Dufferin street, Wellington. »‘%V:S?sSt tE F^ r : terra, and 2/6 reduction for each additional child from the samo family. There are three terms in the y< For further particulars. apply to the Clergy of St. Mark’s Parish, or to The Kcv. E. Franklin, M.A., The Vicarage. Eosenoath. , 190 INCOME TAX EETUENS. p. d. B. HODGKINS. Tax Expert. Late adjuster IncxmoTaxDcpt., 119. LAMBTCN QUAY. Near Public Trust Office, Wellington. OTAKI MAOEI EAGING CLUB. SEEING MEETING, 1917. OWNEE3 and Trainers are reminded that Nominations for all events and Entries for the Maiden Elate Close it the Club’s Office, Otaki, on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd. at 8.30 p.m. The Otaki Telegraph Office closes at h p.m. 2SO U. J. DATH, Secretary.