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Wanganui Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15132, 29 January 1917, Page 1

rtiYuisements. QPE R A HOE SE. Direction; J. G. Williamson, Ltd. Manager . ... John Farrell, A WHIRL OF GIRL AND GAIETY. TO-NIGHT at 7.50. TO-NIGHT at 7.50. J. G. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present their Brilliant and Very Popular New MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY New MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY In the Stupendous London Gaiety Theatre Musical Comedy Triumph TO-NIGHT’S THE NIGHT. Twg Years in London. Record Seasons in Australia and New Zealand. ' Libretto by Fred Thompson. Music by Paul A. Rubens. Lyrics by, Paul A* Rubens .and Percy ’Greenbanh. CAST OF UNUSUAL BRILLIANCY. Montague LpvittLovitt C. H. Workman Henry Fred Maguire Hon. Dudley Mitten .. ■ Alfred Frith Robin Carraway Field Fisher Pedro William Greene Alfonse i. Claude Bantock Albert Walter Champney Lord Ridgmount .. Edkar Warwick Policeman , Ronald M’Leod June Dorothy Brunton Beatrice Carraway .. Maud Fane Victoria Connie Ediss Daisy de Menthe Marie Eaton Angela LovittrLovitt ... Ethel Morrison Lady Pussy Preston ... Cecil Bradley Lady Edith Taplaw ... Rene Connolly Mimi Skeate ... Madge Elliott Hon. Baby. Yereker Winnie Tait Avice Carlton Violet Hooper Yvette La Page ...‘Gladys Fox 'Beryl Anderson' Irene Jones Play produced by Harry B. Burcheri Musical Director ... Harry B. Burton. .Stage Manager Fred Toiing, TO-MORROW NIGHT, AT 8. The Stupendous, Mirth-provoking, Sweetly Pretty, Delightfully Tuneful and Exquisite Comic Opera Success, SO LONG, LBTTY, Which, despite the war and other adverse elements, has broken, all known records in Sydney, Melbourne, and New Zealand. Box PLANS at H. I. Jones and Son’s. PRICES: 6s, 4s, and 2s. No early doors. • Public Notices. MISS WINIFRED NEYLON, A.T.C.L., / VV/’ILL Resume Pianoforte Tuition on Monday, February 5. MRS J. E. ROE, TEACHER OP VIOLIN, PIANO, SINGING, ' T^ILL 3. ' ' Mrs Roe will interview intending pupils on February Is and 2nd at her residence, Bignell Street, Gonville. • > ■ (D 67) THE WANGANUI ORPHANAGE. APPLICATIONS are invited for the * * position of Matron to the above institution; also for a capable Assistant. All applications must be accompanied by testimonials and full particulars as to previous service. For further information as to duties, salary, etc., apply to C. W. POYNTER, Hon. Secretary, Wanganui. WANGANUI TECHNICAL, COLLEGE. A HOSTEL for Girls will be available when the Day School resumes on February 6. Girls may go home weekends, and' holders of free places are entitled to free railway tickets. Commercial, Domestic, and General Courses may be taken by day school girls.„ ' G. J. PARK, ■■Mi, ■in—, wi, 11 Dh’ector. EVERY FAMILY NEEDS LAUNDRY WORK. CAVE TIME. LABOUR, AND ° MONEY. _____ ( Ring ’phone 930 ana nave your laun dry done by the Laundry that knows how. All work done in the most up-to-date style and on the shortest possible notice. No work too small; none too great. Suits cleaned and tailor-pressed, 7s 6d;' Costumes. 6s. THE WANGANUI STEAM LAUNDRY CO., LTD. 64 HARRISON STREET. WANGANUI. NEWMARKET STABLES. A Change of Proprietorship. JIM WINOELBURN N And •' ERNIE GIFFORD Have taken over the above Stables. MOTOR-CARS ON HIRE. ' Day pr Night. ..... FIRCT-CLASS CARS,, EXPERT DRIVERS. ' , ’Phone 783 Private ’Phone 291. WHY RAVE GREY HAIR? ‘ USE , BLAND’S VEGETABLE HAIR DYE ' (PERFECTLY HARMLESS) Made in following Shades:—Blonde, Light Brown, Brown, Dark Brown, and Black. Being, n Vegetable Dye it gives no unsightly greenish shade to the hair, which Is the chief objection to all metallic dyes. ' Price, 3/6 Bdttlo (3/9 Posted.) SOLE AGENTS FOR WANGANUIUNITED FRIENDLY SOCIETIES’ DISPENSARY, 65a GUYTON STREET. Wanganui. WE SUPPLY THE GENERAL PUBLIC as well as Members. . P.O. Box 335.- ; Telephone 860. TIT ANTED Known—Music and Periodi- ' ’ cals Repaired and Bound at the Herald Bookbinding Department., 'Phone 43. I s I I c 1 a £ I £ I I 1 1 1 1 { ] < 1 < I 1 ■\ 1 ) 1 i <