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Wanganui Chronicle, 17 December 1912, Page 7

THE CURI/NO OF. INDIGESTION. . IntMgestiioii is sa; comniaint ; that should •by no moans be trifled with or overlooked. -Thouirrh the systems muay ibo ; slight -at, first.. the maliady gradually ; . but surely gains a hold on the whoT'o 'j body—ffche unfortunate sufferer ibegtins 1 ...to «Qfc dizzy Jwiings. 'blurred sight, tortaring: pains, impure blood, eruptions on the skin, a lid: numerous other symptoms, distressing and serious ' unless talsen.inf.ihia.n4 in their early,stages and ovfiroarne. The first step to take an the ' .curing of Tudigejstion and these symptoms is t**- commence a course of 'Baxter's Pills. Compound-Quinine PiMs are a perfect.. u,nfailing .cure, iand no one •should .jKiifFor ■ the tortures of Indigestion wb.ih. ihey are at. hand. Baxter's ' Comipo7i»idtQuine;.Pilfe /pio^dtivelyciiTG—' strenjgjhqntha organs, of digestion. thus j pur.ifyniig; ffche. Mood land ibrinwing iaihout jihysW healtli, and harmony. All Tn- . digestion ■■sufferers 'should siairt a co'irs-e of- {Baxter's .CompoiindrQuinino Pills. ~ "hey rapt quipkly. and "surely. Is 6d box nt ehomists and stOireis throughout 'New _7cialand. .None- wi-e genuine . ■wibhiotz'i tho silveir-coating. • ■.- '■ ■ Q P E E A TTOUSE, TUESDAY, 17th DECEMBER. CONVENT ANNUAL ENTEItTAIN- - ■■ .ME^T--' • ■'■' ■ (In aid of the Prize Fund.) PEOGaAMME. 1 Ovei"ture ... Orchestra^ under Miss . Violet' Price: 2. Pianoforte Solo,. Valse "Caprice" ... (Maughan Barnett) MISS CHALIS HOOPER. S. Chorus,, "Tell me Where is Beauty Found." ■ ..Children of St.: Joseph's- School. 4. PBINCESS. CHEYSANTHEMUM— A Japanese Operetta in three acts. ■ . (C, King. Proctor) Dramatis, Persona* : Princess 'Chrysanthemum, (the Emperor's Daughter), Miss Franklin Brown To-To ......;..;.Miss Hayhow Gum-Gum Miss1 Ida .V?irley Du-Du Miss Leila O'Brien Tur-lip Mies- Esau Ko-Ko Miss Grace Chapman (Maidens attendant on Princessl) .Fairy.; Moonbeam (the Princess's Good Genius) Miss Eileen McGuire Emperor What-For-Whi, a merciful (?) Monarch ... ... Mrs. Sedgwick Princo So-tru Miss Clare Gellatly 'Prince So-sli Miss Ada Holland (Rivals for the hand of Princess.) Top-Not (Court Chamberlain) Miss Bella McLean Saucer-Eyes (the Wizard Cat)" ...... Master Maurice Meehan Sprites of the Night,' Courtiers, Populace, Attendants, Fairies, - _ ' _'" etc,-. Costumes supplied by Madame Foley, Wellington. Dancing iaught b3 r Miss Peyman. 5. Pianoforte Solo, "Sonatina" (Goetz) MISS CLARA WILLIAMS. 6. Chorus, "Where are you going to, 'My Pretty-Maid?" and Inish Country Dance. PREPARATORIES. ■ 7. Violin, Solo ... "TaranteWa" MISS AILEEN CONNOR. 8. Pianoforte Solo, "Staccato Oaprice" (Vogrich) MISS EILEEN BRENNAN. 9. Pianoforte Solo, " Ballade in A Flat" (Ohooin) MISS RUBY CURRAJW 10. Miilitary Dance (by Special Request) , PREPARATORIES. Accompanists: Misses Mona Mack and Rulby Curran. Piano kindly lent by Dresden Co. Silenoe is respectfully requested during progress of eaoh dtean. Doors open at 7-30; commence at 8. Admission: Dress Circle and Orchestra Stalls 3s; Stalls 2s; Pit Is. COSMOPOLITAN CLUB. A SPECIAL General Meeting of Members of the Club will be held TUESDAY, 17th December, 1912, at 8 p.m. Business:—Election of President; Reception of Requisition. WM. HALL. Secretary. WANGANUI COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. PRIZE DAY. DEOEMBER 17th, 1912. T>RTZES will he distributed by the X- Right Reverend the Bishop of 'Waiapu, in Big ..School, at .7.30 "p.m. Friends'of the School are invited. Admission by ticlcet only. Tickets to be obtained by letter from the Bookroom. J. LI. DOVE, Head Master. iTXTANTED.—^Board and residonoe "by i; VV young man, River Bank. Private i family preferred. Address. "T,"'■CJhron- • \ icle Office.