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NZ Truth, Issue 90, 9 March 1907, Page 4

BASIN RESERVE. THE CRICKET EVENT OF THE SEASON. SECOND TEST MATCH. ENGLAND ' \ ' v. NteW ZEALAND. TO-DAY (SATURDAY) AND MARCH 9 and 11. PLA"tf COMMENCES TO-DAY AT ' ■ . 11.80 a.m. ' FULLER'S ' VAUDEVILLE . „ CIRCUIT, Proprietors, John Puller and Sons, OPERA HOUSE, AUCKLAND. ...■' JOHN FULLER, Manager. THEATRE- ROYAL, WELLINGTON, 1 HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, . BEN FULLER, Manager. OPERA SfoUSE, CHRISTCHUROH, WALTEB/FULLER, Manager. PRINCESS THEATRE, DUNEDIN, ALHAMBRA THEATRE/ DUNEDIN, JOHN FULLER, Jun., Manager. .New Artists Every Week. Complcto Change of Programme, every Saturday. Gil. P. Hoskins, Secretary and Treasurer ; Ben Fuller, Managing Director, Box 457, Wellington. Sydney Agent, Mr. George Marlow, Rdß George-street. Wellington* ' . . ; Sole Lessee and Manager, Chas. Holloway./ Business Manager ... ... Alec. Verne , THE SHADOWS OF A GREAT CITY, THE SHADOWS OF A GREAT CITY. By the Always-popular, Ever-welcome CHARLES HOLLOWAX DRAMATIC COMPANY, Including the charming young Australionne, MISS BEATRICE HOLLOWAY, ; Fresh from a triumphal season at the Princess Theatre, Melbourne. TO-NIGHT, • THE SHADOWS OF A GREAT CITY, THE SHADOWS OF A GREAT CITY, , An intensely exciting Four Act Drama,' by arrangement with Mr. J. 0. Williamson. • Prices: 3s,- 2s, and 1 Is. Early doors to 2s and Is seats, 6d ostra. Box Plan at Holliday's. Day sales at Abel's. WILL LAURENCE, Advance Representative. TOWN HAiLL: ' WELLINGTON. SATURD Ay, MARCH 9th. ' GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT. BUNCHE ARRAL, THE PARISIAN NIGHTINGALEositiveIy last : : appearance m Well" N ington. ■'"■"•• • Prices— Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls' 4s, Stalls 2s. fid, Gallery 2s, Back Seats Is. Early door from 6.45 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. Ticket. Office open air Saturday af bernoon at Town Hall. Box Office at Dresden Piano Co.,- Day Sales at .Abel's, Tobacconist. VISITORS T8 THE SOUNDS IF you want to enjoy a thorough, holiday, engage one of N . A. H. SCOTT and GO'S Oil Launchos, ■ «ROSE,">' THISTLE" & "SHAMROCK," ' Plying for Hire m • QUEEN CHARLOTTE'S SOUND. ' y*nns: 80s per day. ... Spoaial crraagGHicnts mkdc for Picnic Parties. H. M'CORMACK, Agent, . Picton. W. LONIBRGAN, MEECHANT TAILOE', Late from leading firms of Australia and . New Zealand, .flßßfows du6 v A CHALLENGE TO THE TRADE To Produce a Suit Equal m Fit, Stylo and Workmanship to hia make. • His Credentials from Loading Australian Finns is sufficient guarantee of ability. " Good Wine Needs No Bush." 57 Courtenay-place. t TI TIE BAZAAR, ' FOR TIBS OF EVERY . VARIETY. ; CLAKK& CLARK, 15 Yiviftn T Btreot. \ LAUNDRY. ! HpHE NEW AMERICAN STEAM J- LAUNDRY has juet been opened m HOLLAND-SI KSET (off Torystreet), a:d is now ready to receive work from Hotels t lioardinp;hou3es, and Private. Residences. As. the* Lnundrr is equipped with the latest scientific machinery for washing and dryin*, all Roods ban be returned, cle?n with the utmost despatch. NO DELAY, NO DISAPPOINTMENT. R: HOLLE, ■,■ . , Manager.