Amusements. OPERA HOUSE. ' Direction: J. C. WILLIAMSON LTD - ONE^JtGHT ONLY. ": THURSDAY NEXT, JULY 27. J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD.'S 1916 ANNUAL PANTOMIME 1916 1916 ANNUAL PANTOMIME -1916 This is ever regarded as the Greatest b Theatrical Event of the year, and this , , season is devoted to an ENTIRELY ! " NEW Edition of the glorious Legend— ; ' MOTHER GOOSE. ItiUYHEK GOOSE. r A Great Company. "'- Lilian de Venny, Maud Fane, Arthur " Stigant, Victor Kejjy, Albert Felino. Billy le Brun, Arthur Reynolds, and Ross and Fails. Gladys Davies, Dorothy Firmin, Queenie Paul, Maggie "Dickinson, Rupert Darrell, George Smith, Charlea : Howard. 100 PEOPLE CONCERNED. 100 100 PEOPLE CONCERNED. 100 r 16 GLORIOUS SCENES. 16 5 GLORIOUS BALLETS. 5 GRAND OPERA ORCHESTRA*. - THE PANTOMIME OF TEN THOUSAND LIGHTS AND DELIGHTS. Box plans at Jones's, TUESDAT? Nest. . . . Dress Circle and Orchestra Stalls 6s; Back-Stalls 4s; Pit, 2s. No Early Doors. I MOTHER GOOSE. I MUSIC HITS OF THE PANTOMIME. There's a Long, Long Trail, My Lit* tie Dream Girl (the great swins song), Soldier Boy, Beautiful Roses, ' Balloon Song, Ballin' the Jack, Ball / Song, When You Are in Love etc Also (Waltz and Fox Trot. ' All these lingering! Haunting- Captivating Melodies can be had for 2/- : a copy post.free at E. ELLERY GILBERT AND CO., ; 132, VICTORIA AVENUE, ' ■ WANGANUI. Property Lists. STRAIGHT-OUT LEAUS OF SEVEN YEARS. . .. 4 i^fYO ACRES of first-class sheep. and • • " cattle country, 100 atres fattening land, balance iow hills. Wintei 1500 sheep, besides cattle. Gc-od homestead, hot and cold water, sheep-yards. 11 miles from •Wanganui on th«> River. . Rent, 14s. Apply sharp. T EASE for 7 years, F-07 acros first M-J class dairy farm. About 150 acres river flats. Could milk 60 to 70 cows, besides carrying ab^ut 500 sheep. House, sheds, yards. 11 miles from Wanganui on the Wanganui River. Rent, 275. 6d. pe» acre. O/| ACRES, Westmere, nearly all ov ploughable, divided into 6 pad- ; docks, concreted troughs in every paddock, 5 mlies from Wanganui by good road. Owner leaving for England. Will be seld cheap, Prices, £47 10s., J. Greaves & Co, • ' LAND AGENTS, MARIA PLACE. WANGANUI. SPLENDID BUSH BLOCK. Zfkfkfk ACRES Native Lease, 41 U\J\J\J years, 21 years at Is 6d, - balance 5 per cent. Government unimproved value. Nearly thfl | whole of thia block is very 1 easy undulating slopes, and all excepting, say, 600 acres is splendid cattle country. The quality is first grade papa 6oil, The bush is good mixed bush containing plenty of Rata, Matai, Puketea, with laxge amount of Mahoe, Konini, Tawa, also otner smaller timber, which are found only on best quality land. Situation is right, only 9 miles from ' railway, and good metal road to within four .miles of block. PRICE, from 255. to 30s. per acre. Areas r"un from 150 acres to 2000. Reasonable terms entertained. LEASE, with Compulsory- Purchasing Clause, 900 acres, 7 miles from railway. About 600 acres in grass, balance bush hilly country. House and sheds, several subdivisions. Price and further particulars on application. W. BURGESS AND CO., liAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, MARTON. lovely flowers, beautiful vegetables; 4d packets; agents everywhere..' Tothill Limited, -Chris* church, Chief Representatives. RINGS, SPECIAL PRICES. HALF HOOP RINGS. CLUSTER RINGS. MARQUISE RINGS. EVERYBODY'S RINGS. ~et With DIAMONDS, RUBIES, SAPPHIRES AND EMERALDS. They are beautifully made, set with lovely stones, and at prices very much below their value. To be had only from— -. JOHN FORBES, JEWELLER AND IMPORTER,; 34 AVKN UHi. PARKVILLE. t THE LEADING PRIVATE HOTEL* Ridgway Street, Waneanni. (Next to Cook's Gardens). Tariff: 7s. per Day. Per Week: £1 15*. One minute walk from Railway Station and Post Office. Hot and cold baths. Comfortable Commercial and Sitting Rooms. Correspondence promptly attended to. J. HODSOX, Proprietor. MOTOR CAR SERVICE. Short or Long Trips receive our best attention, A trial solicited. J. HODSON, Proprietor. Prjvate 'Phone 505, Taxi Phone 823. i^^"
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