AMUSEMENTS, QEAN3> Direction , Manager . OPERA HOUSE . J. C. Williamson, LW. John Farrell. THE GAY SEASON, THE) GAY SEASON. JOIN THE STAMPEDE To the BOX OFFICE. The Plans at the Bristol until noon, afterwards seats may be booked at Ned Perry’s. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY) TO-NTGHT TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY) TO-NIGHT At Eight o’clock. And on-Monday, Tuesday, A Wednesday, GOING UP. The GOING UP. GOING UP. Famous GOING UP. GOING UP. Aviation GOING UP. GOING UP. Play. GOING UP. Interpreted by the Creme do la. Creme of Musical Comedy Artists. J. C. WILLIAMSON’S MUSICAL COMELY COMPANY. MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY. It will make you leave your home every night. ONE LONG LAUGH! Produced bj- Harrv Burcher and George Highland. \ THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY NEXT, Brilliant Revival of "HIGH JINKS." "HIGH JINKS.” "HIGH JINKS.’’ For Last Three Nights of Season. PRICES; Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls, 7s 3d i Back Stalls, 3s Sd; Gallery, Is 7d. Early Door Stalls and Gallery, is extra. AU prices include amusement tax. Box plan at the Bristol. Day Sales at [ Nod Perry’s. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. Town hall OWN HALL ORGAN RECITAL. ORGAN RECITAL. ORGAN RECITAL. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY) TO-NIGHT. 8,15 o’clock. "By ME BERNARD F. PAGE, City Organist. Overture, "Coriolan” (Op. 63) Beethoven Pavane pour uno infante Defunto Ravel Fnntnisie in A Cesar Franck Prelude Ancien (No. 5) in B Minor Rheno-Baton Toccata and Fugue in C Major Bach Psychological Poem Rebikoff Piece Heroiquo Cesar I ranch ADMISSION: SIXPENCE AND ONE SHIELING. Doors open at 7.15 o’clock. JNO. R. PALMER, Town Clerk. February 7th. 1920. 570 TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. ■1 MEETINGS. UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE WELLINGTON SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY. l/TR H. E. HOLLAND, M.P., will tJL deliver an Address on “The olsheviks of Russia and the Allies’ Inrvontioir” at the Ah l ia’Hlra_l l a 1 1, bel Smith street, on SUN'DAk. E\ LNS’G, at 8 o’clock. Doors open a’t 7. Collection. rjyOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. FAREWELL VISIT TO WELLINGTON. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), 8 P.M. MR C. JINARAJADASA, MR C. JINARAJADASA. One of the World’s Great Orators, Will Deliver his Famous Lecture, [F CHRIST COMES AGAIN WHAT WILL HE TEACH?’’ Do not- miss hearing Mr Jinarajadasa on this great subject. It :s the presentation of a new viewpoint on the solution of the great problems of the day. Eloquent, convincing, tolerant and sympathetic, it is a groat message to the people. Final appearance of MR HAYDN BECK, Now Zealand’s foremost yio.xmst, prior to his departure for Australia., All Seats Free, 8 p.m. Collection. ENTRAL PROGRESS LEAGUE, (Wellington Branch). PUBLIC MEETING of Citizens will bo held in the Council Chamon TUESDAY EVENING NEXT at tn. for the purpose of launching the lington Branch of the above League, gt of vital importance that all vrho interested in tho Progress of this rict should ho present. The chair Be taken by His Worship the Mayor. COLONEL MITCHELL, M.P., Honorary Secretary. HIGH SCHOOL SITE. MEETING OF PROTEST. JLIG MEETING of Pc tone Ro•nta' will be heldl in the Mayor s lunicipal Chambers, on MON - ’LINING at 8 o’clock to Protest overument against selecting the road site against tho expressed the people as tho Site for the loot. • crested in educational matters csted to attend. JOHN KYLE, Hon. Secretary. PUBLIC LECTURE By MBS JINARAJADASA \Y’ ILL bo held in tho Concert Chamber, Town Hall, on TUESDAY, February 10th, at 3 o’clock. Subject: “The Woman’s Movement in Britain and India.” Mrs Jinarajadasa is a well-known worker in tho Women’s Movement in Britain and India, where she is carrying on a great work. Como and hear this gifted Speaker.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10507, 7 February 1920, Page 3
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