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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVI, Issue 13341, 1 April 1911, Page 1

Amusements. . i i .JLi; /hPERA HOUSE. OPERA HOUSE. '“'Direction, John Fuller 'and SansS| -• THE RESORT OF HAPPY BEO I* I Who are made Trappier still by the khowledge and enjoyment derived from, ' FULLERS PICTURES. The diversity of subjects st-oikT breathes ,an air of recreation and rest. The excellence of the pictures, combined with expert projection, is, on the ■verdict of the public, PERFECT AND UNSURPASSABLE. TO-NIGHT, AT 8. A galaxy of cinematographic masterpieces of unusual excellence, including: ASCENT OF MT. BLANG. ASCENT OF AIT. BLANC THE BROKEN SYMPHONY. THE BROKEN SYMPHONY. - ;V, ROBINSON CRUSOE. ’ V , ROBINSON CRUSOE. MONOCYCLF. DISPLAY. ATT VCK ON THE MILL. TR UNSPORTING TIMBER. Till. C\LL TO ARMS. How Tweedledum Pays His Bills. - - Pigs is Pigs. Tontolini. as Acrobat . ’ - Vacation in-Havana. O’HARA S SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Prices —D.C.v and O.S. Is, Stalls - Ts,-; Bit ■6d. 'I NEXT MONDAY NIGHT, .COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. OPERA H 0 U S E. SUNDAY, APRIL 2. GRAND . SACRED CONCERT. In aid of the ■ NEVILLE THORNTON FUND, By the WANGANUI GARRISON BAND And Assisting MAistes. PIIOGRAMA.E. Overture, “Chanson du Soir” ... (Hume) Selection, “Tscliaikowski” (Ashby Douglas) Sacred Solo Selected . Madame Briggs. - Cornet Solo, “Abide With Mo” (Liddle) j V Lieutenant Buckley. ' ' ( Glee, “Life tend“Ecalth” (Hollingsworth) [Sacred Solo, “It is Enough” (from “Elijah”), Mr 0.-G. Chambers. Selection, “Falstaff” (Verdi) Admission by-Silver Coin. ■ J. LOGAN, Secretary. Publlo Nqtleaa. NORTHCOTE DECK. BAPTIST CHURCH, SUNDAY. 3.15. ’ All- Invited; . NOTICE. A CONCERT and SOCIAL, in aid of the Presbyterian Church, Fordell, will Ik held in the Fordell Hall on Thursday; oth April,; to commence at 7.30 p.m. ■ ■ - ■■■■■ ■ ■ Admission—Adults -Is, . Children halfprice. Several musical performers from Wanganui, and the best local talent, have'arranged to give items, which will ensiire a first-class programme. A brake will leave W mdclburn’s Stables at 6 p.m. : WANGANUI CHAMBER. OP COMMERCE. fTTHE ! Monthly-Meeting' of Members will be held' in ‘ the Bqrough Council Chambers on Monday Evening, April 3, at 8 o’clock. ' ‘ ‘ • - - • : J. L. STEVENSON, ' - Hon. Secretary. THANKS. ' ■ IVTRS BROOKF-S and Family" wish I to *■ thank the Hospital Staff for their great kindness in attending her late husband, also all friends for their kindness and sympathy in their'bereavement. NOTICE ~TO OCCUPIERS OF SHOPS UNDER THE SHOPS AND OFFICES ACT. ; VTOTICE is hereby given : that all occu--1' piers of shops are required to Register their Shops in the name of one person |as occupier by - making application on Forms S. and 0. SA, for the purpose; and to furnish tho information' indicated iu Form' L. D. 2A, by filling'm the same and forwarding'to this Office; If not already received, copies of the above Forms may be obtained ’on application. ■ ' - ; ; D. CARMODY, Inspector" of “Factories.: GONYILLE TOWN BOARD, APPLICATIONS FOR USE OF TOWN HALL FOR PICTURE SHOWS. W'RITTEN applications are- invited by the above Board, ■up to noon on -Tuesday, the 4th April, 1911, for the Sole ■ Right of UseMf the' Town Hall at Gonville for Picture’Sh6ws-on one or more nights per week during a period of six months, vvith option for twelve months. ,-v : Applications to be' elidqfsed '“Tender lor ■Picture Show,” and addressed '’ to the Undersigned. FRED. BOURNE, Clerk to' Board. NOTICE.' : RUNNING on my farm, Ngaraatea, one Red Steer,'‘ branded something like Yon rump. Earmark, small nick in each tear.- .w , „ 1 . If not claimed within, three weeks from date, will be sold to defray expenses, T. HINE. Ngamatea,' Mangamahu, March 30', 1911. TO THE PUBLIC OF WANGANUI AND SUBURBS. " OWING to the shortage of supplies, caused by the impropitious season, the Retail Price of Milk will be Twopence per Pint from' April 1, 1911, until further notice. - ■ , , . i WANGANUI DAIRY C 0... LTD. WANGANUI 'FRESH FOOD AND ICE COY. DONALD AND SON. BRADDOCK. MOORHO.USE. CRANFIELD; EADIE. Wanganui; 29th March, 1911. For Spectacle Satisfaction Ernest Davies—Davies’ Pharmacy