AMUSEMENTS. ~\ P E R A HOUSE. SNTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TO-MORROW NIGHT. HAYI>N~BECK WILL PLAY: Adagio" (Beethoven), "Hungarian Danco" (Moffatt), " Concerto in A Minor" (Bach), " iMelody" (own composition), " Spinning Son " (Forster), and Brilliant Variations on " Carnival do Venice" (Farmer). Pianoforte Solo-Mr STEWART AUSTIN will play Weber's "II Moto Perpetuo." . SONGS. It Came with the Merry May, Love " (Tosti), 'MISS TOWSEYj Selected vocal duet, the MISSES VIOLET AND MAY JONES; "Big Ben" (Pontet), Mr E. H. SHORT; " The Storm Fiend," Mr H. E. GORDON. By Special Disc Record (lent by Mr )'Hara), vocal duets by SIGNORS CAtUSO and ANCONA, MADAME MELBA and SIGNOR GTLIBERT. Upright piano lent by'Mr Ellery Gilbert. • Admission, 3s, 2s, Is. OPERA HOD S E WANGANUI. Direction of J. C. Williamson. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, September 9th and 10th. MATINEE THURSDAY. Curtain rises each"evening at 7 ; 45 sharp. THE DAZZLING PANTOMIMIC EXTRAVAGANZA. aUMPTY : .*. DUMPTY 3U-MPTY ..;;......... DUMPTY By J. Hickory Wood. ~ To be presented for the first time in iiVanganui by the Greatest Aggregation )f Artists that have ever ministered to ihe GAIETY OP THE DOMINION, Headed by the King of Mirth-makers, MR BERT GILBERT (First appearance here) Is the lachrymose and lugubrious King 3ollum, who weeps that others may aUgh. ■■'.-■;■ J ~.;,- ,\-.:':•.:.■ . : .- HUMPTY DUMPTY. - 40 Contains 40 FORTY ABSOLUTE NOVELTIES, . ■;- :". ■ / •. ■'. "1n..-■■ ■ : ■■■■'.■': .'. ■■' SCENES, SPECIALITIES, SONGS, BALLETS, BURLESQUE, ; And GLITTERING PAGEANTS. Troops of clever little Australians. An unceasing Ripple of Sparkling Melody, witnessed in Sydney and LMeljourne^ by half-a-million people. '. Prices, ss, 3s, and 2s. Children half-' arice to matinee only. Box plans open at H. I. Jones. A NNUAL DAFFODIL . SHOW MUSEUM HALL. SEPTEMBER 11th and 12th. c ' Catalogues now on issue. Copies may bo obtained at Messrs J. Laird arid Son's, or J..T. Sinclair's shop. . DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL. T: ANNUAL ENTERTAINMENT. rpHE Annual Entertainment in aid of -L ■ the Prize Fund' and other interests of the D.H.S. will be given in tibe OPERA HOUSE " On THURSDAY, 18th INSTANT, At 8 p.m. The first part of the v programme will be of a general character, and will consist of solos (vocal and instrumental), recitations, and dialogues, and will- conclude with a picturesque march by' senior girls, entitled " THE MARCH OF, THE EMPIRE." The second part of the programme will consist entirely of a bright and tuneful SCHOOL OPERETTA, Entitled " OLD FRIENDS AND iNEW FACES," The parts being taken in character, chiefly by "the pupils of Standards 11. and 111. Fuller particulars will be given ;n future notices. Prices of Admission: —Circle 2s (3d, Orchestral Stalls 2s, Stalls and Pit Is. THE WANGANUI MEAT FREEZING COMPANY Ltd. MANURE MANUFACTURERS. Bone Meal ........,,... £7 10 0 per ton Garden Manure ..... £5 10 0 per ton Potato Manure ... £5 10 0 per ton Grain Manure .... £5 10 0 per ton Turnip Manure- £5 10 0 per ton Lawe's Superphosphate £5 10 0 per ton All free on rail, Wanganui. No imported bono used. Small orders delivered to any part of borough, in. 141b, 281b, 561b, cwt, and 2 cwt. bags. JUNCTION PRIVATE HOTEL. MARTON RAILWAY JUNCTION. A HOME AWAY FROM HOME. rpHIS Hotel has just been ' erected, JL and is therefore up-to date "n every respect. Nothing has been spared that tends to the comfort of patrons. MRS LIN TON, Proprietress. T) OGERS' ALBION HOTEL, WANGANUI. SPEIGHT'S XXX DUNEDIN ALE And STAPLE'S XXXX SPARKLING ALB Always on tap. i ■■
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12145, 7 September 1908, Page 7
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554Page 7 Advertisements Column 5 Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12145, 7 September 1908, Page 7
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