MUSICAL COMEDY. rpO-MGIIT! One Night Only. mo-MGHT! \ O-MGHT! One Night Only. J-O-night: SATURDAY, MARCH 10. MR ALFRED LAURIE presents his ramous AUSTRALIAN TITUSICAL fIOMEDY USTRALIAN iM-USICAL VOMEDY COMPANY OMPANY in MUSICAL GEMS, SKITS, SCENES. Etc., 14 CLEVER ARTISTS ■\i CLEVER ARTISTS To be seen and hoard in Wonderful Dances, Charming Beautiful Scenes, Spicy, Catchy, Tuneful Numbers, with Full Choruses, Introducing MISS MURIEL BROWN, a Dainty Toe Dancer, MISS ELMA ROSE, Glorious Soprano, MISS DORIS BAILEY, Dashing Sonbrette, MISS 10 LA KEMP, MISS OLIVE DAYLE, MISS BETTY HORSON, MISS KITTY O'BRIEN, MISS BILLIE WILLIAMS, MISS EMILY STEWART, BALLET AND CHORUS. MR LES FAULKNER, Forcerul Robust Tenor; MR WILL EVANS, Tunerul Rollicking Baritone; MR TOM LINCOLN, Witty English Comedian; MR DAVE ROUSE, A DAME or Note; MR G. S. BROWN, Famous Basso; MR VAL ATKINSON; Monologuist. COMPLETE NEW SCENERY AND LIGHTING EFFECTS. COSTUMES AND DRESSES straight from Madame Delysia's, Sydney. A WHIRLWIND OF JOY. Daintiest, Brightest and Most Pleasing Potpourri or ALL THE LATEST GEMS. MUSIC, MIRTH, CHARM, MELODY. Box Plan at Paul's. Prices— if-, 3/-, 2/-, plus tax. 267 RECITAL. RECITAL. AMILTON. rEDNESDAY, "IVTARCH 1 A EDNESDAY, ItJ-ARCII A l *. ALFRED J? r-UDE LFRED X . AND PUPILS, AND PUPILS, Assisted by MISS DOROTHY RAKER, Violinist and MR ALFRED BOYCE, Pianist and Accompanist. Tickets on Sale at all Music Dealers. Prices: 3/3 and 2/2. BOX PLAN opens at Paul's Book Arcade on MONDAY, 12 th. 184 | COMPETITIONS. AMILTON MUSICAL & ELOCUTIONARY SOCIETY. I SYLLABUS GIVING FULL DETAILS. ! 150 CLASSES. ENTRIES CLOSE 31st MARCH, 192 3. SEASON TICKETS, 10/6, Now Ready. COMPETITIONS SECRETARY, P.O. Box 70 or 90, Victoria St., Hamilton. 192 COMPETITIONS OMPETITIONS -CiSSAY. TO persons respectively under and over 16 years of age at closing date or Entries;— TWO FREE SEASON TICKETS will be awarded for the BEST SHORT ESSAYS, not exceeding llfty words, which includes the opening sentence hereunder: — : "I consider Class (give number) of the Hamilton Musical and Elocutionary Competitions, for which entries close j on March 31 next, to be the most I important, because ——" Essays are to be signed (date or birthday to be given in Junior Sections) and; addressed:— j "Essay." COMPETITIONS SECRETARY, i P.O. BOX 70, ; Hamilton, I and are to be in the Secretary's hands by ] March 24, 1923. The Executives decision to be final in all cases. N. G. GRIBBLE, Competitions Secretary, 283 Hamilton. NOTICE TO LAND AGENTS. T AND AGENTS.^ —Please withdraw jny l property, in Ulster Street, from sale. —P. W. Williams. 27 5 | LOST AND FOUND. I7IOUND.— Black and White Cattle Dog.— ■ J. McMahon, Nixon Street, Hamilton I East. 236 ""' OST.—On Friday, Handbag containing J money and glasses. Reward left j Times OlTlce. 2t,J OST.—Gold Fern Lear Brooch, Wed- < nesday evening, botween Peachgrove I Road and Galloway Street. Keepsake from j deceased husband. Reward to Under. — Address at Times. 218 ■ ost. —Between Clarence Street and JLi strand Pictures, Gold Brooch, set Stone and Pearls. Reward.—Please return to L. Echlin, Bonds' Limited, Hamilton. 219 MUSIC AND INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE. I>AGPIPES, Chanters, Reeds, Music, > Dancers' Hose, Brooches, Sporrans, pleasing designs.—ll. Macdonald, Highland House, Invereargill. 216 3IANOS ! TJIAKOS ! . lANOS ! X lANOS ! A WORD TO THE WISE. THE BEST PIANOS, ISROADWOOD, COI.LARD, ALLISON, ESTEY. SOLE AGENTS, E. K. PIANO AGENCY, JT-T /"I ITT OS, . 11. U I 1 T O S, RAILWAY BUILDINGS. HAMILTON. Call or Write. I>EALE T>IANOS. >EALE X lANOS. In addition t" our well-known Rritish i Agencies, viz., Broadwood, Collard, Allison, ! Squire we are now stocking the famous REALE (Australia) PIANO. Over 50 years : before a discriminating Australian public. i send Tor catalogue. iI? & 1? PIANO A GENCV. LTD. |JCi. & X\* X ia.NO XXGENCY, LTD. r y U Y A WHITISH 3j* .. CHALI.EN PIANOS. London.' Both Grands ana Uprights. Write Tor Catalogue and Prices. soie Agent— KENNETH EADY. <7 4, QUEEN STREET - AUCKL. BICYCLES FOR SALE. l Cycle and Side Chair, or will sell eparately. Apply Times. 276 ;iU'l SALE- 6-7 (3 Speed; - Motor Cycle and coach-built sidchair, in good running order.--Apply i. r >_. tisstrcvor Street. -& 7 ~. vr < nike in vJT Cork Lino Clarionet, £4.— i ton. tier, £i; 7] yards yard; B flat et Street, Frank - 259 \ J U MOTOR CYCLES arrived. See i\..eJ.£j« latest model, reduced to £'J7 10/-, at W. M. Pitcher and Coy., Motor importers, Hamilton. Light Harley-Davidson, £65; Vj standard llarlev, £55; 2j u.p. Levis, £SS; 2j Douglas £30"; 3J Brown, £27 10/-, at w. M. Pitche'r and coy., Hamilton. lATEST Big X Motor Cycles, lr.M modJ els. Patent rush drive, larger tyres, numerous Improvements; £lll at W. M. Pitcher and Coy., Agents, Hamilton. v/ splendid running or HO gets it. W. T. Motthi ;ollingwood Street. Sido Car, first offer _:ar Painter, , •;,, i ...ixic Lighting to a small; ' T llrin -us for preference -but 3'ip- | [»nrt the small man.—Kirkwood snd i Thurston. 2'l •
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Waikato Times, Volume 97, Issue 15185, 10 March 1923, Page 1
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