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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12200, 27 July 1925, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS STRAND THEATRE. Direction.........Fuller-Hay ward Theatres. .TO-NIGHT. Mr RUD PETERSEN, who has been connected with the Entertainment Business all his life, will conduct 'Vaudeville Trials To-Night. Splendid Entries. INCLUDING; J. Wood, Comedinin; F. O’Niel, Balladlet; Miss Clarice Smith, Contortionist and Dancer; J.i Hannah, Ventriloquist; W. Erwin, Baritone; G- Thomas, Monologuist and Lariat Expert: Billy Williams, Comedian; J. Flynn, Elocutionist; Wilkinson and Kempton, Patter Artists; Miss C. Collins, Soprano; Mike Heney, Jugglor; G. Coutts, Baritone. IS WELLINGTON TALENTED? IS WELLINGTON TALENTED? SEE , FOR YOURSELVES TO-NIGHT. VAUDEVILLE TRIALS Those desiTons of participating in the trials, are advised to g?t in touch with Mr Petersen, at tho Strand. Theatre, at once. ’Pbopo 3283. i QIIEENS ♦ THEATRE ♦ 'I TO-DAY AT 2.90 TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! At 8 o’clock. ONE WEEK ONLY TWICE DAILY/ At 2.80 and 8 o'clock “THE TEN COMMANDMENTS” The Original Mnsical Score by the Queen’s S.-iect Orchestra (Specially Augmented). Miss E. Dennehy, Mns. Dir. Overture: "Rakoczy" (Keler Bela). Box Plan at the Bristol until 5 iplm.; alter at Theatre. 'Phone, 22-334. ~ . BOOK NOW! FREE LIST SUSPENDED. ~ FRIDAY NEXT: Return Season / I “IF WINTER COMES” VICTORIA HALL, j Adelaide road. MADAME FOLEY AND CO. IiHNE assortment of Fancy Costudiesf A? for Hire, town or country. Telephone 2445^-^ MEETINGS WELLINGTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. . SPECIAL'' MEETING of Members L and of the General Public will be Id in the Chamber of Commerce, US; . Customhouse quay, on ; MONDAY ENING NEXT. July 27th, 1925, at 5 p.m., to discuss:— ' . _ MTISH IMMIGRATION AND CAPIFOR NEW ZEALAND, hteresting addresses will °e delivered several speakers, including Dr W.. A. apple, late member of tho House of mmflnfi. , , I cordial invitation is extended to all I Secretary. EBBRATED ASSOCIATION OF. SUP- ’ ESRANNUATED PUBLIC SERVANTS. riHB ANNUAL. MEETING, of the L Wellington branch of the above asjciation will take place at 2 p.ur. on FRIDAY, JULY 31st 1925, a Number 1 Committee Room of the TOWN HALL. Every member is earnestly requested. , attend, and a cordial invitation is exmd«d to nil other SUPERANNUATED ÜBLIC SERVANTS who. have not yet Th£ ANNUAL GENERAL -MATING f the Dominion Executive will be held fc the conelUßio^pf^heab^meeting. [a ' Hon. Secretary. rtIBLIC NOTICES D m IT BVEB OCCUR TO YOU? J.—That a shilling*? worth of timber?tree seed planted with j ndgment, v ill expand into seedlings, which after removal establishes a commercial forest representing a "Handful of Gold for tne mite of silver." 2.—’That money means time, labour,' and material, but nature SUPPLIES *t'H EM FREE for subscribers to the Colington. , •Pas* Books" obtainable with hist week’s payment, viz., One Shilling, and limited to 100 weeks. operative Tree-planting Society, Ltd., Droids’ Buildings, Lambton quay, WelCITIZENS’ RECEPTION COMMITTEE. yjTHE Committee requests the pleasure JL of the company of all children at a PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS PARTY, in the TOWN HALL, on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 15th, from 2.30 —6.30, to WELCOME THE ADMIRAL AND OFFICERS OF THE AMERICAN FLEET. Tickets, 2s 6d (Gallery 2s), may be bad now at the Bristol and N. Aitken’s, or from any members of the committee. Dancing. Games. Supper. r T ETHABY’S, the Up-ta-date Umbrella 1 -Li Specialists, opposite the General . Post Offioe, Wellington. No connection - with any shops or travellers trading as i Lethabyu in Palmerston, Wanganui or • Masterton. We recover nicely in Navy, Green, Grey, Mole, Black, etc. Black l Leventine Cloth, 6s 6d; "Glorex," 8s Id; t "Glorex" Imperial, Us 6d; Twill Silk, i 14s 6d and 16s 6d; Colours, 16s 6d to 22s 6d. We pay postage, 20s by post brings jl a Silk "Glorex” Short-handle Umbrella a to you; 15s brings a Gent’s 16 rib Umt brolla to you. Presentation Umbrellas - from 25s to 105 s each. Inquiries invited. Only addross; Lethabs’s, Wellington.