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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10560, 10 April 1920, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. QRAND OPEKA HOUSE. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Continued success of tho Terrific Boom “POSSUM PADDOCK” A Good Laugh—in the Greatest Boom in life. "POSSUM PADDOCK" Delights, Thrills, and Exhilarates. "POSSUM PADDOCK” Is a real livo human gripping play. To be staged nightly till further notice. Next Production The Great Oriental Mystery Play "THE UNSEEN HAND.” Box Plan now open at .The Bristol. Prices —ss, 3s, Is; plus tax. Early Door Gallery, Is extra. 823 SWIMMING SPOUTS TEPID BATHS, TASMAN STREET, 100yds N.Z. Junior Championship (Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch); Half-mile Men’s Handicap; Water Polo; Diving; 100yds Handicap: School Girls’ and Boys’ Annual Cham' pionship Races; School Girls' Relay Rate (Coltman Cup); Schools’ Royal Life Saving Championship Shield; Tug-of-War. Kite., etc. a Post entries. LAST CARNIVAL OF SEASON. Adults Is, Children fid, Reserved Seals la fid. J. A. DUFFY, Hon. Sec. ORCHESTRAL MATINEE TO-DAY. ORCHESTRAL MATINEE TO-DAY. KING’S. ~The; Theatre that ING’S. Sets the Standard. CONSTANCE - TALMADGE, CONSTANCE TALMADGE. ■And TOM MOORE TOM MOORE In "THE LESSON!”- "THE LESSON!” "THE LESSON!” "THE LESSON!” The Story of a young Married Couple. The Husband; a Tightwad—the Wife Lovely and Young, but Independent. KING’S OE AN D ORCHESTRA In Selections from "THE COUNTRY GIRL.” MARTIN DUFF, The well-known Scots Singer, , will sing “LA DONNA-E-MOBILE." "SONGS OF ARABY.” and "BENEATH THY WINDOW.” Prices as usual. Plan at Bristol. TT\HEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. J- 19, Marion Street. LECTURE By MISS M. SMYTHE, "REINCARNATION.” Sunday, at 7 p.m. Public Cordially Invited. Collection. BAND. •TX7ELLIN GTON PATRIOTIC -TV, CTETY, SCAT LYALL BAY.' TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), AT 3 PJM. MEETINGS. LACROSSE. A MEETING of all Lacrosse players and enthusiasts will ,be hold in | "A” Room, Y.MjC.A., bn. TUESDAY, April 13th. 850 R. RENKIN. SITUATIONS VACANT TRENTHAM RACES. [TRAITRESSES and PAN TRYMAIDS » » requiring Positions will meet Mr Shout at 11 o'clock MONDAY, at the office of Mr Kennedy, Secretary, Hotel Elmployees’ Union. 838 WANTED. T ADIES! Improve health and figure; J-4 join, Mr Harrison’s Physical Culture ■ class, Tuesday evenings. 131, Eeathorston street. 'Phone 3214.

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