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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLV, Issue 21, 23 November 1910, Page 15

Patron: His Excellency the Governor 1 of N.Z.. Lord Islington. AUCKLAND COMPETITIONS SOCIETY. TO-NIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE Y.M.C.A. AND CHORAL HALLS. S IX W IIOLE D AYS, COMPETITIONS MORNING EVENING AFTERNOON fpALENTED — |O“Q — QOMERS. I l'll< 11 It S. Q VARTETS. DUE IS. t SOLO VOCALISTS'. INSTR U- I I MENTALISTS. ELOCUTION- |i i ISTS. HUMORISTS. ORATORS, |l I DEBATERS. PHYSICAL, DRILL t | EXPONENTS. BOY SCOUT CON- t I TESTA NTS. f To conclude with GRAND J-)EM <) N STR AT IO N IG HT. jgATURDAY. yOTOIBER THE BIGGEST SIX DAYS OF THE YEAR. (COLOSSAL 07 — PROGRAMMES. V OLOSSAL - — < — A ROGRAMMESr Admission: -Evenings (finals). 2/G, 170, anti Onoi Shilling.. Morning ami Afternoon, Sixpence. Matinees Excepted. Demonstration Night. 3 . 2/ 1 . Early Doors, Sixpence Extra. Box Plan of Reset ved Seats now open at Wildman and Arey’s. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. 2 p.m. Day Sales from A. Eady and Co., Queenst. SCOTT COLVILLE. Managing Secretary.

HIS MAJEST Y’S THEATRE STARTING MONDAY NEXT. NOV. 28. MACMAIION’S LATEST ENTERPRISE, THE WORLD-KAMOIS JOHNSON-JEFFRIES PICTURES THE SENSATION OF THE AGE. Insist on learning from mkkins’ Pianoforte Cuter You will then be able to play and read Music AT SIGHT Of all Music Sellers, 2/6 post free “CHILPERIC.’ COMIC OPERA BY HERVE. POST HALL. DEVONPORT, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY DEC. 1,2, and 3. Large cast «»f well known Devonport Ama* tours, and the Misses Knight. Evans, aud Carter. of Auckland. Dancers traintsl by Miss Daphne Knight. 4 horns of Druids, Pages, Peasants, aud Courtiers. Competent Orchestra. Proceeds to ••stabllsh a MdHical Society at Devonport, Conductor: Mrs. Sutherland. Stage Manager: Mr. E. J. Haynes. Reserved Seats. 3/; Unreserved. 2/. Plan and Tickets at Wlldmau and Arey*f