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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12145, 29 August 1908, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. A P E R A HOUSE / MONDAY NIGHT. The MARVELLOUS WONDER-CHILD VIOLINIST, HAYDN BECK, Who will play—■ DE BERIOTS (7th) CONCERTO " (a; " Gavotte Grazioso" (Bohm) (b) " Allegro con Fusco " (Veracini) " PRAYER " (Jeno Hubay). " SERENADE in E flat " (Composed by himself last week), Concluding with FANTASIA on Balfe's delightful melodies from the opera " The Bohemian Girl." MISS MARY TOWSEY will sing- " ONOE " (Hervey). MR.. E. ELLWOOD AIREI will sing— (a) " Au Dasode" (b) " If all Young Maidens." MR. H. E. GORDON will sing— - " The Life Boatman " (Trotere). MR. E. H. SHORT will sin^— " Alone on the Raft" (Paul Rodney). MR STEWART AUSTIN (accompanist) will also play—" Study in C major" (Rubenstein). BY SPECIAL CONCERT DISC RECORD. MADAME MELBA will sing— " Lo! Hear the Gentle Lark" (Bishop), with flute obligate by 'Mons. Fransella. MADAME TETTRAZZINI will sing— "II Barbiere di Siviglia " (Rossini), with orchestral accompaniment. Records kindly lent by Mr Ralph O'Hara. Grand upright piano kindly lent by Mr Ellery Gilbert. Doors open 7.30. Commence at 8. Admission: Reserved chairs, 4s; unreserved circle and orchestral stalls, 3s; stalls, 2s; pit, Is. f\ P E R A*• H O U S IS. THE ROYAL PICTURES. THE ROYAL PICTURES. Commencing THURSDAY NEXT, 3rd SEPT. THE SHOW OE ALL SHOWS. .' AN UNCOMPARABLE PROGRAMME. THE AMERICAN FLEET. FRANCO-BRITISH EXHIBITION. BLUE AND GREY! Tribulations of a Mayor! -■ Stop Those Barrels ! A Viking's Bride! Bewitched Boots! Hayseed's Bargain! For a Crown! A Cold and Frosty Morning! Grandfather's Pills Etc., Etc.1 MISS BEATRICE BUTLER, New South Wales Favourite Soprano. Prices, 2s, Is, 6d. Box plan at Jones and Son's. Advance Representative, JOHN R. HOWARD. /VNNUAL DAFFODIL SHOW . MUSEUM HALL. SEPTEMBER 11th and 12th y Catalogues on issue in a few days THE BRUSH YOU WANTT WHETHER it be a specially nice Hair Brush, suitable for a gift, or a cheaper Hair Brush, for the use of children, or a good quality, not-too-expensive one, for ordinary use—whatever you require you will find, in our selection. Hair Brushes, 2s, 2s 6d, 3s, 4s 6d, ss, 5s 6d, 6s 6d, 7s 6d,?Bs 6d, 9s 6d, 10s 6d, aUod^OSs 6d,;4S| S 8d,.175.6d>- ,;. .:.,-. :.Baby Ha^i.Br^^esJ.|sMs;i6d^ 2s:6d. , Whalebone' Hair Brushes, 6s 6d, 7s' 6d,^Bs6d. ,--;:-.O:, ;,;;;£.Vi~Y3 -v'^r Military Hair';Br^^|fß^^^iyt|;^ los, 17s 6d per'-pair. ■H' vfi^l?i;i^£iij^;: We have just as good a. selection-of other brushes: Nail Brushes, Shaving Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Flesh Brushes, Clothes Brushes. When requiring Brushware kindly* bear in mind that the best British Brushware is sold at . WILTON'S PHARMACIES, 33, Avenue. 46, River Bank. Wanganui. "My° little daughter Linda, aged Zj- years, wds SCOTT'S Emulsion, her cough was almost gone, and she was eating and sleeping well I continued SCOTT'S and now sheis quite cured, and twice the size she was before." MAY McKELLAR. 91 Princes Street, Church Hill, N.S.W. 29/7/07. Above is the Proof in the Facts. Here is Proof in the Reason Why: The reason is that of the numerous competitive emulsions (all copied from SCOTT'S which is the original), none \is made of the same intensely nourishing ingredients by the unrivalled .SCOTT process. The advantages secured by the SCOTT process are perfect digestibility and absence of nauseous taste and smell, both supremely important points where delicate children are concerned. Therefore, when purchasing, don't ask for " Emulsion; " ask for and get SCOTTS Emulsion —the difference between them means a cure for you! See that thft Flshman with the Fish is on the package. Of all Chemists and Dealers in medicine. WANTED Known.—We have to hand many Special Ladies' Linesbought at a big discount for spot cash. If you want anything cheap for a holiday, now is your time. Come and see them at Thorp's, opposite the English Church. TTATES' Reliable Seeds, the best of none better than what you get from Townsend's Central Store