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New Zealand Times, Volume XLV, Issue 10464, 17 December 1919, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. THE WILLIAMSON GBAND OPERA SEASON THE HIGHEST STANDARD OF GBAND OrEKA AT POPULAR TRICES. (7s 6d, 4s 6d, 3s (Hi, -'3 6d, and If Gd.) The Greatest Musical Occasion in the I Musical History of New Zealand. Direction ... J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. . Tho Season of IS Nights will bo inaugurated NEXT MONDAY NIGHT, NEXT MONDAY NIGHT -THE GRAND OPEIRA HOUSE With A Brilliant Gala Performance of .Gounod's Immortal Opera, "F A U S T." - " F "F A US T," Casts for the First Week: MONDAY EVENING, "FAUST." Faust Mephistopheles Valentine ■ Martha • \Vagner Siebel , Marguerite Walter Wheatley ~ Alfredo Valenti .. Raymond Loder Vera Bedford Tom Minogue . Thelma Carter Amy Castles TUESDAY EVENING, "TALES OF HOFFMAN." (First time in New Zealand.) Ralph Errolle, Carl Formes, Alfredo Valenti, Fred Collier, Tom Minogue, Thelma Carter, Patti Russell, Elsy Treweek, and Eileen Castles. WEDNESDAY EVEINING, "LA BOHEMB." Amy Castles, Walter Wheatley, Raymond Loder, Alfredo Valenti, Fred Collier, Tom Minogue, Eileen Castles. CHRISTMAS NIGHT, THURSDAY. GRAND CLASSICAL CONCERT. In 'which the following, distinguished Artists will appear in the most Brilliant Concert Programme ever sub: Music-lovers of Wellingtc _• Castles, Eileen Castles, Gertrude Johnson, Strella Wilson, Leah Myers, Alfredo Valenti, Walter Wheatley, Ralph Errolle, Carl Formes, Fred Collier. Supported by the Full Strength of tho Grand Operatic Orchestra and Chorus. FRIDAY EVENING, "iIL TROVATORE." Carl Formes, Vittorio Lois, Alfredo Valenti, Strella Wilson. Vera Bedford, Isla Gamble. SATURDAY EVENING, "MADAME BUTTERFLY." \ Amy Castles, Ralph Errolle, Raymond Loder,' Fred Collier, Browning Mummery, Leah Myers, Isla Gamble. For the First Six Nights NOW OPEN AT THE BRISTOL. George Matheson Touring Manager GABGEN HOTEL. AUCKLAND. Recognised as one of the Leading Hotels in Australasia. Suites of Booma with private Bathrooms. Ballroom. Orchestra. Ordinary Tarifl 12s 6d to-15a per day. Full particulars from Thos. Cook and Son or, Government Tourist Bureau. Telegrams 'Cargen." E. F. BLACK, Proprietor. PUBLIC NOTICES UR PREMISES WILL BE CLOSED FROM DECEMBER 24th UNTIL JANUARY sth, 1920. 798 DAVID McCRAB, LTD. MUNICIPAL MILK DEPARTMENT. CREAM. -I- the Public that special arrangements hare been made to provide FULL SUPPLIES of CREAM for the Christmas Holidays. Please nlace your orders with the Ytnfor supplying you, or you can obtain CREAM from tho Municipal Milk Department's Shop, 75, Dixon street. HENRY A. WARD, 863 Assistant General Manager. MONEY TO LEND. HAVING monies to invest on firstclass Freehold Securities in the City of Wellington, the undersigned will bo pleased to receive applications therefor, interest at M P^cent.^ c/o Izard and Weston, Barristers and Solicitors, ? m 161. Featherston street. WELLINGTON RACING CLUBSUMMER MEETING, JANUARY 20th, 22nd, 24th, 1920. DOMINATIONS for the OPEN Y EVENTS at the above Meeting CLOSE at 9 o'clock p.m. on FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19th, 1919, at the office ot the Wellington Racing Club. Woodward street, Wellington. FORFEIT (1 eov) Wellington Stakes, 1920 also becomes duo on December 19th, 1M». A . B . whYTE. Bj)i Secretary. WELLINGTON CORPORATION TRAMWAYS. TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT. DIVERSION OF TRAFFIC. IROM 7.0 p.m. oh the 17th instant all cars which usually run via ibton quay and Willis street will bo .jrted via Jervois quay until ■ the reets are reasonably clear of Pedes'«a Traffic. Karon and Wadestown i will run to Government Buiidi ,„./. Brooklyn and Aro street <: rill run to Manners street only. D. McGTLLIVRAY, Traffic Manager. December 16th, 1919- ' 883 E. GREENISH, F.N.Z.1.A., Archi- * tect, wishes' to inform his Cliqfcts and Frionde that ho hae resumed tho practice of his profession in Wellington at temporary premises in Messrs Anderson, Buddie and Kirkcaldie's Building, in 35, Johnston street.. . 321 ' BLUE Serge Ladies' SI «5f sizes, latest fashion, and worth 355, to clear at 22s 6d. Hayvico's, 149-151, Ua-nnjera street,-