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NZ Truth, Issue 177, 7 November 1908, Page 4

pULLEES' JTNTEEPEISES. Proprietors : John Fuller and Sons. THEATRE ROYAL : WELLINGTON (Head Office). OPERA HOUSE : CHRISTCHURCH. PRINCESS THEATRE : DUNEDIN. OPERA HOUSE : AUCKLAND. 'ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE & MODURN BIOGRAPH COMPANY. ; BEN FULLER, GENERAL MAN AGEK. Cable Address— Fuller, Wellington. Sole Australian Representative— Mr Albert, Music Warehouse, King-street, Syd■ey_v . ■- QPERA HOUSE, Lessee J. C. Williamson. Manager Bert Koyle. TO-NIGHT (Saturday) OCTOBER 81, AND SEVEN FOLLOWING NIGHTS. J. C. WILLIAMSON Presents by Arrangement with LEIBLER AND CO., of New York, MRS WIGGS OF THE CABBAGE PATCH. Interpreted by an ' ENTIRELY NEW COMPANY OF COMEDIANS. ■* . ■ ■ i ■ •' .j_ ■_ ■ \ {THE TRIUMPH OF TWO CONTINENTS. Mrs Hegan Rice, the,author of "MRS WIGGS OF T E CABBAGE PATCH," Wrote 20,000 Words m, the Book, for which she received the sum of £20 000— ONE POUND per WORD. THE PLAY IS CLEVERER i THAN THE BOOK. THE HUMAN HUMOROUS EPIC. ' Prices— ss, 3s, and 2s. -Early Doors 6d extra. Day Sales at Christensen's. Box Plan now open at The,/ Dresden (filling rapidly). ; .Touring Manager - .....■■ Charles Berkeley. *T* H v E"A T RE R O V A L. Proprietors— John Fuller and Sons. , Sub-Lessee G. W. HeJler Manager George Callender. ffO-NIGHT (SATURDAY!) . MONDAY, & FOLLOWING EVENINGS. HELLERS MYSTIC COTERIE! INEVER SUCH A BOOM IN WELLING*>TON BEFORE f! ; ILLUSIONS ! APSYCHOMANCY ! SPIRITISM ! GEM PICTURES ! And a Selection of the Latest Mystical Novelties, with Appropriate V Orchestral Music. ' PRICES— 3s, 2s, and Is. jDHRISTCHURCH, OPERA HOUSE, \ NOVEMBER 21. PUNEDIN, PRINCESS THEATKiS, DECEMBER .5. _ , rp p W N • H A L: L. Lessee ... EDMUND MONTGOMERY. :(By ARRANGEMENT EDWIN '. GEACH.) TWO NIGHTS ONLY. MONDAY AND TUESDAY NEXT, MONDAY AND -TUESDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 9 and 10. Messrs. Macmahon and Carroll's Now Proverbially Popular and Universally Successful Series of Living Pictures, constituting the Complete Reproduction of the Great c BURNB4QIHREB , .BATTLE,. '. ■Will be Presented and Described m Detail and Descanted upon by the Redoubtable.' BILL SQUIRES In Person, who will give a practical DEMONSTRATION OF PUNCHING ' THE BALL, THE, SKIPPING ROPE, 'And Other Exercises Incidental tp/lhe Training for a Modern Gladatorial Combat". l - - UNIQUE EVENT. 1 / NOTE.— In addition 4o the' Great Fistic Contest, a Choice Selection of the Best Specimens- of the Cinematographic Art ■will be shown for the First' Time itfNew Zealand. * POSITIVELY TWO NIGHTS ONLY. People's Popular Prices : . .. TWO SHILLINGS & ONE SHILLING. [TWO SHILLINGS & ONE SHILLING, The Box Plan is now open at the Die-.dcn. No Free List. No Early Doors. No extra Charges Whatever. J^IS : -' MAJESTY'S \ THEATEE, f THE ROYASieTOHES! ' Complete Change of- Programme every Wednesday. ■■ ' EVERY ITEM NEW." MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY. ' PEESH MILK! EEESH MILK! THE NEWTOWN DAIRY. Fresh Milk Supplied Daily. Absolute Cleanliness Guaranteed. Agents for, the Famous. •'TAEUEEKA ''BUTTEE. - 23 Adelaide Road. 1 PHONE 2389. > JOSEPH; INSLE,.' Wholesale & Retail Game, Fish and Poultry Salesman, 66 and 67 EIDDIFOED-STEEET; WEILINGTON. TRY OUR 5, 10 and 20 shilling Mixed y Cases of Smoked Fish, packed especially for Country Oustohiors. Telegrams: Ingle, Wellington South. . Telephone.. 2382. WELLINGTON FRESH FISH SUPPLY, 54 Molesworth-streefc, Wellington. WE supply "Wellington and Suburbi with Fresh Fish and Oysters daily. g:noked Fish a specialty. Fish suppliac from our. own Boats. M. BABICH. "n-EFrOFy CLOTHING. ~ I A DIBS' and Geutlomen'3 superior Slis - fit aad Clothiny; bought |»c;- rt *t once gi'/en ; letters attended to. " l MRS. BOTTEBTLL, 121. :tv:gc£tre-street, Wellington. To^epUone, 3879- : ..- •'. - . o rJK Special Display To-day « DrAught Whisky, Colonial Ales, ,Si<n>.i, Wine, arc, at the new Occident* fcoub .S*or«» Lambtom-gua^