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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11650, 15 October 1923, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS NEW REVUE COMPANY. FULLERS’ HIS TITAJESTV'S rrUIEATRE. is ItXajesty’s X heatre Direction: John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT! With every confidence in its ability to make good and maintain the h»sh t.tandard set by its predecessor. Messrs Fuller and present the CEO. WALLACE REVUE. 18 NEW REVUE FOLK. On Friday night last the Geo Wallace t\>. concluded a record run of 12 weeks at Dunedin, and were given the biggest rend-ofl ever experienced by any revue company in that city. Every seat in tto theatro was booked for the final performance. GEORGE WALLACE TOOK DUNEDIN BY STORM And he will do the same In Wellington. Our patrons will like his quaint comedy, which is entirely different from that of all other comedians. WATCH WALLACE WIN. He’s just a little fellow with a big streak of humour, and cannot help winning the confidence of Wellington audiences The First Production is entitled, "OFF HONOLULU.” "OFF HONOLULU." Ftin on Shipboard. Full Cargo of Laughs. A Gay Adventure in Tropic Seas. Bright Vaudeville Preface, including: First Appearance of* MARIE ST. GEORGE AND CO. MARIE ST. GEORGE AND CO. A Great European Art Novelty. In & Fantasy, “THE AWAKENING OF GALATEA.” Created bv Ernest St. George. The Remarkable Poses assumed by Alisa St. George are exact replicas of *be famous statues in the Louvre, Paris. Reappearance of DE CAR, DE CAR, DE CAR, DE CAR, The Acrobatic Waiter with his canine "Off Sider.” First Appearance of ERIC MASTERS. —L- ERIC MASTERS, Descriptive Baritone—Something Different in Singers. Original LEO MARTIN, Instruand Clever LEO MARTIN, menta-list. PRICES: Is, Is 6d. and 2s 6d; Reserves, 3s (plus tax'). Box Plan at The Bristolafter 5 at Burnett's, Dext Theatre. "TptTHEN she sang one of Melba’s most ▼ ▼ famons arias the resemblance was astounding.”—London "Observer.” STELLA POWER, "The Little Melba.” RACING NOTICES WELLINGTON RACING CLUB. 'A CCEPTANCES for First Day’s Events aifcd Forfeits for the Champion Plate close at 9 o’clock p.m. TO-DAY (MONDAY), October 15th, at the Office of the Club, Wellington. A. E. WHYTE, Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE. IF the Furniture left in my house at Mount Pleasant is not removed within one week and charges paid, same will be sold to defray expenses. JOHN WRIGHT. SHOW CARD AND TICKET WRITING. FTtACGHT by new modern method. X Learn to design and write your own showcards. Make 3s to 10s an hour in your spare time. A MASTER COURSE OFFERED. Lessons \jy Post. Working outfit supplied free. Distance no object. A profitable profession or a paying hobby, open to both men and women. Particulars and booklet free. The largest showcard system in Australia. The S.I. (Int.) Showcard Service, Invaline Inst. Bldg. Postal box 694, G.P.0., Adelaide, S. A us. COUNTY OF HUTT. BALANCE-SHEETS 1921-22 AND 1922-23. TWTOTICE is hereby given that the Bal-ance-shcets of the County of Hutt for the years ended March 31st, 1922, and 1923, respectively, have been audited, and printed copies are available at the County Office, 68, Lamb ton quay, Wellington. Cbpies thereof may be inspected during office hours at the following places: Offices of the Hutt County Council, 68, Lambton quay, Wellington. Taita Post Office. PSlimincrton Post Office. Mangaroa Post Office. Wainui-o-mata Post Office. Paekakariki Post Office. A. J. MACPHERSON. County Clerk. , Wellington, October 15th, 1923. ' MOTORS AND CYCLES MOTOR REPUtCKMHMT PARTS. EVERY Replacement Part for prac. ticaily every make- New and Good used. Cylinders, Crankshafts, Connecting Rods, Crankcases, Gear Cases* Axle Housing, Wheels. Magnetos, Starters, Generators, Transmission and Differential Gears, Springs, etc. —NX Mo» tor Wrecking Co., Ltd., Harris sir—L Wellington, also at Auckland and Christchurch. MOTOR CYCLES AND CABJty IF you have a Motor-car or Motorcycle for sale, brine it alone to u a We will either paronase outright or sell same for you on a commission basis. We have expert salesmen and mechanics to help you.— NX Motor Wrecking Co . Ltd., Harris street. Wellington, also at Christchurch ana Auck> land. NEW MOTOR PARTS. LARGEST Stocks and Lowest Prices in the Dominion; new spares for all cars and motor cycles; also, used parts at a fraction of the cost of new. Write, 'phone or wire NX MOTOR WRECKING CO., LTD., 29, Harris street. HARLEY DAVIDSONS. THE new 1924 Harley Davidson is here. It ih fitted with the latest new Aluminium Alloy Pistons, and is the first | motor-cycle to have the Alemite Oiling System. Call and inspect, terms airanged. Tho l -. H Oates, 125, Willis streot, \Wl!'ng*on. Dniglas and Harley DavidV SINGER of international fame. . . An established favourite in half tin* count rii*s of Europe.” S T L I. L A V O W E K, “The Little Melba.”