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THE MU SIC AIL ATTRACTION OF 1928. MUSICAL ATTRACTION OF 1928. QPERA Direction HOUSE, MASTERTON. E. J. Gravcstoek, Ltd. THURSDAY, MAY »1-, 1928. THURSDAY, MAY 81, 1928. Mr E. J f Gravcstoek announces with great pleasure the return of the WO RED-FAMOUS SINGERS, WO RED-FAMOUS SINGERS, WORED-FAMOUS SINGERS, WO RED-FAMOUS SINGERS, AMY EVANS AMY EVANS AMY EVANS AMY EVANS AMY EVANS AMY EVANS FRASER GANGE FRASER GANGE FRASER GANGE FRASER GANGE FRASER GANGE FRASER GANG E The Distinguished Welsh Soprano., The Popular Scottish Baritone. Some recent Press Opinions.— ‘‘ A GREAT SOPRANO.’ 5 “After a highly successful world tour, Miss Aniv Evans and Mr Fraser G. Gauge made a welcome reappearance at Queen’s Hall last night. Miss Evans sang with great purity of style, volume and sweetness. There arc few Sopranos before the public with such admirable, soft, high notes. Mr Gauge’s singing was specially enjoyable.”—A.K. (“Daily News”). “A SPLENDID BARITONE.” “Fraser Gauge has a temperament that covers the gamut of the emotions from broad humour to the subtlest suggestion of tragedy.”—“Daily Telegraph.” Solo Pianiste and Accompanist. MiSS ENID CONLEY. Box Plans open at Arts and Crafts on Monday, May 28th. Reserves, (>/-, plus tax. Other prices, 4/-, 2/-, plus tax. Maurice Ralph General Manager THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. A RECORD YEAR. ■VTEW BUSINESS accepted during year ended Hist March, 1925, £6,511,928, exceeding previous year’s record by nearly A MILLION POUNDS. Values of Estates under administration on 31st March, 1928, £44,155,i548 — a net increase for* the year of over THREE MILLION POUNDS. Number of wills held for safe custody on behalf of living persons who have appointed the Public Trustee their executor, 58,065, representing a .present j value of £230,000,000.

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