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Otago Witness, Issue 2929, 4 May 1910, Page 67

G. N DAWSCH & COMPANY 3 ILL-POSTERS and SIGNWRITERS, Dee street, INVERCARGILL. Having secured the Sole Right of New Football and Sports Grounds for Advertising Purposes, we are prepared to enter into CONTRACTS for same at Lowest Rates. We reserve 30 x 10 boards for Theatrical purposes. 30ju PRINCESS THEATRE. Proprietors, John Fuller and Sons. Every Evening at 8. FULLER'S PICTURES. Change of Programme Every Thursday. Matinee Every Saturday. Admission: Is 6d, Is, and 6d. His Majesty's Theatre Direction, Mr J. C. WILLIAMSON. IN THE FLOOD TIDE OF SUCCESS. Commencing Thursday Evening, 12th inst., For Six Nights Only, with SPECIAL MATINEES. Mr J. C. WILLIAMSON Presents 'J. M. Barrie's World-famous Fairy Play, PETER PANPETER PAN. *'l saw it on its ninety-eighth performance: I hope to see it again on its nine hundred and ninety-eighth, for there is no reason why it should ever grow stale." — W. T. Stead, on the London production. PETER PAN Isn't a Pantomime, it isn't a Comedy, it isn't a Drama,, it isn't a Tragedy, yet it contains the elements of all these. But it is more —it is an APPEALING, ABSORBING, HUMAN FAIRY PLAY, Overflowing with the Spirit of Childhood. Box Plans open at Dresden Piano Co. MONDAY, 9th inst. G. D. PORTUS, 4-my Advance Manager. iIOGRAPH FILMS.—A Magnificent Selection of Up-to-date Pictures Fcr Sale at from a foot. Write for list.— Henry Hayward (agent for Spencer, of Sydney), Royal Albert Hall, Auckland.