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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLVII, Issue 21, 22 May 1912, Page 14

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TOWN HALL EMPIRE DAY, FRIDAY. 24th INST., GRAND PATRIOTIC CONCERT, AT 8. Under the Patronage of HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR. Artists: (MADAME WIELAERT. MADAME BEATRIX MARKSTEDT. MRS SUTHERLAND, MISS MACKENZIE. HERR RAIMUND PECIf. >TSCH. Messrs 11. BARRY CONEY. OLLIVER EARROW, WILFRID MANNING, Elocutionist, MISS EI*SIE JAY. Organist, MR W. T. SHARP. THE BIRKENHEAD AND NORTH COTE MUSICAL SOCIETY. THE DOMINION BOY SCOUTS. Admission: 2500 Seats at 1/, Reserved 2/. Box Plan at Wildman and Arey's. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE Lessee Mr C. It. Bailey. Direction Reginald Wykeham and Edward Nable. Commencing SATURDAY, MAY 25. WYKEHAM AND NABLE Present their MUSICAL FARCE COMEDY, MR. PLASTER OF PARIS. The Company will include the following Star Musical Comedy Artists: MISS PR ESS Y PRESTON. Miss Maud Chetwynd Mr Max Montesole Miss Ida Ingersole Mr Reginald Wykeham Miss Stella Cazella Mr Edward Nable Mr Chas. Throsby Mr Tristram Greene Mr Ernest Lushbrook Mr Harold Burton Mr Harry Rayner Herr Conrad Alexander The play produced by Reginald Wykeham. Prices: 5/, 3/. and 1/. Box Plan at Wildman and Arey’s. Day Sales at Martelli s. Representative, A. BRANDON-CREMER. AUCKLAND'S ANNUAL ‘ACADEMY.’ SOCIETY OF ARTS’ EXHIBITION, COBURG-STREET. Over 500 Choice 'Exhibits— OIL PAINTINGS WATER COLOURS PH OTOG R A PIIIC ST UI > I ES. Winners in the Society’s Art Union select their own Prizes from the walls of the Gallery. NOW OPEN. AFTERNOON AND EVENING. ADMISSION. 1/. Afternoon Tea provided by the Ladies' Committee on Wednesday and Saturday each week.

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