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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVI, Issue 13334, 24 March 1911, Page 1

Amusements. Q P E- R A HO U SE. Farewell fo : the Wanganui Stage. : ONE NIGHT ONLY. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29. A. Brilliant Attraction. HUGH J. WARD’S HUGH J. WARD’S COMPANY OF COMEDIANS, Including MISS GRACE PALOTTA, ■ And Australia's Favourites, MISS - CELIA GHILONI,,. MISS’ MAUD CHETWYXD. . , -Picaontiug - A JOYOUS WHIRL OF FUN. - “SEVEN DATS” By Mary Roberts Rinehart and * Avery Hopwood.' “SEVEN DAYS.” “SEVEN DAYS.” “SEVEN DAYS.” That; laughed itself into the longest riin ever enjoyed by . a farce in America, establishing. a record at the Astor -Theatre, New.York. “SEVEN DAYS.” “SEVEN-PAYS.” A Combination of Curious Circumstances. Prices—ss, 3s, 2s ; ' Box plans open at H. I. Jones and Son’s on Saturday morning. Representative; WALTER MONK. OPERA HOUSE. OPERA HOUSE. A BANQUET OF MELODY. ANTONIA DOLORES, In all the zenith of her powers; with a voice of infinite ■charm, a technique absolutely -marvellous, and a personality of magnetic sympathy, will give TWO CON-, CERTS in Wanganui. ANTQNIA DOLORES! ANTONIA DOLORES lu the South Island and Wellington the Dolores Concerts excited the greatest enthusiasm.- Generous applause, floral tributes, serenades, splendid- receptions, hearty an revoirs. In every way possible the people expressed their admiration and love for the'“ Adorable Dolores.” Antonia dolores: ANTONIA DOLORES! ; Those who were privileged 1 to hear this great and gifted singer on her last visit will remember the fascinating witchery of her superb voice, Its surpassing beauty left an impression tliat memory recalls with deepest pleasure. ANTONIA DOLORES! ANTONIA DOLORES! In her songs Dolores reaches the; hearts of her audience-. She thrills them through and through, and brings them into actual contact' with: the very-soul of music. ANTONIA DOLORES'! ANTOSIA DOLORES! The DOLORES-CONCERTS will he held in the OPERA HOUSE on THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MARCH 30th and 31st. Box plan, H. I. Jones and Son, Ltd., opens Tuesday next. Prices—6s, 4s v and_. 2s. : FURNITURE buying made easy at Purser arid Son’s Sale, now on. Public Notices. POLITICAL. 0 V. PEARCE, M.P., will give an Address on the Legislation of Last Session, including the Licensing and Gaming Acts, at the following places: Druids' Hall, Patea, Tuesday; March 28. Public Hall, WavCrley, Thursday, March 30. Public Hall, Waitotara, Friday, March 31. Chair taken at 8 p.m. PIRATE FOOTBALL CLUB. tT'HE Annual General Meeting of the above Club will be held in the Newmarket Hotel on Saturday,: March 25, at 8 p.m. All intending members'are invited to attend. B. WAINWRIGHT, ’ p Hon; Sec; P.F.C.

jQPEHA HOUSE. OPERA HOUSE. FRIDAY, 21th MARCH, Ait S O’clock pm. . , MR A. L. HERDMAN, M.P. for Wellington; North, Will Deliver , a Political. Address An the . : Dhportaht Questions of the Day. His Worship, the Mayor (C. E. Slackay, ... Esq.) will preside. Electors are, invited : to hear; one :o£ the leading members of the Opposition,; and on© who always, commands a good audience when he addresses a public-meeting. Dress circle reserved for ladies and their escorts. WANGANUI BOROUGH COUNCIL, rpHE Public is hereby. Notified that the ■ Wooden Bridge, at the, point upon which tlie Native Reserve abuts, is Unsafe for Vehicular TrafHfc, and'such trafflfa it hereby requested to cross tlie bridge with extreme caution, and at a pttce riot exceeding a walk. ' v GEORGE MUECH, - - Town Clerk. Wanganui, 17th March, 1911. London Qualified Optician at The Davits’ Pharmacy. V’.'— -rJI li -j inil T '’liilnM immmm 0. B. STROUD, PAWNBROKER, AND BUYER OF ANYTHING", 73 RIDGWAY STREET (Two Doors from Lyceum). For Sale, cheap, all kind's of New and ■ Second-hand Furniture. Gash or terms, Stroud, two-doors from. Lyceum. ; For Sale, several Ladies’ and" Gerits J :Diamoud Rings, real beauties,, and regu-lar-bargains; Stroud; two doors from Lyceum. Linoleums at the price of Floorcloth at Purser and Son’s Sale, now oh.