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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVI, Issue 13338, 29 March 1911, Page 1

Amusements. ELECTRIC THEATRE. Direction; .Messrs Hayward..and Coopfer. COMPLETE CHANGE TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT. BAYWAK m PICTUEES. And PERMANENT ORCHESTRA, Another Artistic Programme. CHINESE ART POTTERY. Long before the European potteries had made their mark, China had contributed masterpieces to the art, world. In this picture the entire' Chinese system of mannlacturo is vividly depicted. THE TAX-GATHERER. A beautiful pathetic story. A child's prayers. Dramatic play by M. Caillard * THE POINTSMAN. Exciting American Drama ■ THE STRANGER, A Stnrv of the Western goldfields, FRENCH NATURALISATION. MAX IN SEARCH OF A' SWEETHEART AN INDIAN GIRL’S LOVE. AUSTRALIAN GAZETTE. BETTY ON' ROLLER SKATES. And there are others. Prices—D.C. Is. Stalls is. Pit' fid. MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY. THE TAMING OF WILD HILL. Q P E R A 11 0 U S E. Direction, J, T. Muir. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MARCH 30th and, 31st. AMTOHIA' EOLOBES. THE WORLD-RENOWNED PRIM'A DONNA. The Singer Who Reaches the. Heart! At the great public reception to Dolores in the Town Hall, Sydney, a few months ago (which was given by the. musical people of the city), Sir' William Manning voiced the sentiments of those present. and, indeed,, of the music-loving public of Australasia, when lie said: “A' sweet singer hae come amidst ns again in the person of Mdlle. Dolores. She has returned to the scene of one of her great triumphs, for NO SINGER HAD SO 'WON THE HEARTS OF THE MUSICAL PEOPLE of Sydney. Indeed, her triumphs have not, been surpassed by any of the artists—and there have been some great ones amongst ns of late—who have succeeded her. (Applause.) There is a singu-, lar charm about the lady which has endeared her to the people of the city.. She sings to you the songs of England, Ireland, Scotland, France, Germany, Italy, and'translates the. thoughts of the great masters as net’ .art’ll who -has been here ■ before her has done. (Applause.) She is a great artist, and in her ; we ha’vc one’ with a European reputation—indeed, a reputation which might be considered world-wide.” - The ENTHRALLING, VIBRANT RICHNESS of DOLORES’ VOICE is an amazing revelation to . those who have not, yet heard her! Every music-lover should hook seats for BOTH CONCERTS - MDLLE. DOLORES will be assisted by MR SELWYN SHRIMPTON,' the Talented and Brilliant American Pianist. Box Plans now open at H. I, Jones and Son’s. Admission—2s, 4s, and 6s, All 4s and 2s tickets will be on sale tomorrow at 11. I. Jones and Son’s. Getting Married? Then it will pay you to visit Purser and Son’s great Furniture Sale, now on. Tenders. TENDERS FOR PURCHASE OF HOTEL LEASE. * In the Estate of HENRY CH'AELES VOGEL, of Patea, Hotelkeeper, Deceased. Tenders will be received by - the Public Trustee, Wellington, up till noon on Tuesday, 4th April, 1911, for the Purchase of the Goodwill of the Lease of the Albion Hotel, Patea, stock and furniture to be taken at valuation. . For particulars, conditions, and forms of tender apply to the undersigned, or to the Postmaster, Patea, Agent Public Trustee, Hawera, or District Manager Pub. lie Trust Office, AVanganui. Each tender must be accompanied by a deposit of .£SO in cash, bank draft or marked cheque. The. highest or any tender, not necessarily' accepted. FEED FITCHETT, Public Trustee. Wellington. FOR SALE' BY TENDER. IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OP J. J. LITTLEJOHN, DRAPER, TAILOR. AND OUTFITTER, WANGANUI. fTIENDEES will be received at the Wellington Warehouses, of the , undersigned lip to 5 p.m. on Friday, 31st inst., for the Purchase of the Stock-in-trade, Book Debts, Lease, and Fittings, in connection with the above business:. Tenders will be received either for the estate as a whole or for any of the undermentioned lots: £ Lot I—The stock-in-trade, which at stocktaking, 31st January, was ' 6090 Lot 2—The book debts, which at 31st January were 1372 Lot 3 —The lease, lessee’s interest in buildings, fittings, etc., written down to 1201 Tenders must be at so much in the £ in each case. On acceptance of tender, premises will be closed and stock again be taken. The business, which is still being carried on, has been in existence for the past fifteen years. From the last five years’, working there is a substantial profit,, and under more active management both profits and trade should he materially increased. The lease has five years to run, with, right of renewal for further ten years. This is an exceptional opportunity to secure a good going concern. TENDERS CLOSE 31st MARCH. Conditions of ..tender and all particulars can be obtained oh tlie premises, where stock sheets may be inspected,.,or at any branch of the undersigned, - V ROSS AND GtENDINING, LTD. BING, HARRIS AND CO., LTD.