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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Volume IX, Issue 662, 16 October 1902, Page 11

U I T ¥ AL L. Every Evening at 8 UNIX’S • ‘ ■ OOMPANY FOUR MORE NIGHTS ONLY CALLAHAN AND MACK. MR ARTHUR NELSTONS ' And MISS ELSIE FOREST. Continued Enthusiastic Success of the Charming Balladist, MISS ALICE LAYTON, THE SISTERS SMITH, MR FRED RIYENHA i.L, MR TIM HOWARD, MR JACK KEARNS, MISS IDA ROSLYN, And LITTLE MISS VERA KEARNS. TUESDAY NEXT. (By arrangement with Mr Harry Rickards.) First Appearance in New Zealand > Of HARRIS AND WALTERS, 1 ' HARRIS AND WALTERS, Patter and Terpsichorean Specialists. Prices : 2s and Is. Box Plan at Wildman, Lyell and Arey’s Q PER A ' |IJ OU 8 E jpOLLARD £JPERA OMPANY, Managerial Note.—On SATURDAY, October 18, Mr Tom Pollard will have muchtpleasure in introducing to Auckland for the first time, by arrangement with J. C. Williamson. Esq,, < the . greatest of all London Gaiety Successes, “ The Messenger Boy,” which ran for 16 consecutive performances in Wellington, and 11 in Dunedin, I thus repeating the Home triumphs of the “Boy ” at the London Gaiety Theatre. NOTE — SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, AND FOLLOWING NIGHTS. T H E M® s s b ‘ n GE r ■ jg ° MR W. 8. PERCY, New Zealand’s Own and Popular Oomediah, as TOMMY BANG (the Messenger Boy). Supported by ALL THE OLD AND POPULAR FAVOURITES. Fuller particulars in daily papers. JIHE SOUTH BRITISH FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. A Dividend of 2a 6d per (Share for the Half Year ended August 31, 1902, is now payable. Shareholders can obtain Warrants on appli* erbions at the Company’s Office. By Order of the Board. JAMES KIRKES, General Manager.