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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1454, 7 March 1918, Page 33

TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. FOE BRIEF SEASON ONLY. Commencing SATURDAY, MARCH 9. M A 17l N I. MALI N I. THE NAPOLEON OF MAGIC, Who has had the Honour of Appearing before King and Queen of England, the Crowned Heads of Europe and the Presidents of France, America and China. M A 17l X I. MALI N I. IS THE GREATEST MAGICIAN AND SLEIGHT OF HAND ARTIST IN THE -WORLD. HE COMMENCES 'WHERE OTHERS LEAVE OFF. M A LI N I. Has no Peer in the Realm of Magic, lie is Uncanny, Weird, Interesting, Entertaining. No one should miss this Wonderful Artist. Box Plan of Reserved Seats now open at Wildman and Arey*s. PRICES: 55., 45., 35., 2s. (plus tax). Management SCOTT COLVILLE. pULLERS’ QPERA jZ|~OUSE. Direction: Ben. J. and John Fuller, Junr. AT B—TO-NIGHT—AT 8. The New Bill Hit the Bull’s Eye of Popularity. Received by a Packed and Delighted Audience. PAUL STANHOPE'S REVUE COY. In the Scintillating, Captivating, JoyCreating Revue, ROLEY POLEY. A Big Cyclone of Laughter. Pretty Girls. Quaint Ballets. LITTLE VERNA, The Dancing Star. MAUDE COURTENEY AND MR. C., Most Entertaining Duo in Vaudeville. Three Carrs—Two Kranks—Fonda—J. C. Bain—The Harlans, Etc. FULLER’S LITTLE PRICES. (Includes Amusement Tax.) D.C. or 0.5., 2s. Id.; Stalls, Is. Id.; Gallery, 6d. Plan till 5 p.m. at Robertson’s Music Depot, Queen Street. Reserves, 2s. 7d. Save Time. Have Penny Tax Handy. CENTRAL HOTEL. - JACKSON STREET, PETONE. Under New Management. This well-known and popular house of call has been taken over by Mrs. H. Maddock, late of Blenheim, who extends a hearty welcome to her many Marlborough friends. All wines, spirits and liquors true to label. MRS. H. MADDOCK .... Proprietress. E MORRIS, JUNIOR, ~~ FUNERAL DIRECTOR. Head Office and Works: 60, TARANAKI ST., WELLINGTON. During the last five years, Mr. Morris ms carried out over 2000 funerals. Telephone 937. Undertaking work carried out in all parts of New Zealand. Largest stock Wreaths and Crosses in the Own Motor Hearse, Mourning Ceaefaas and Carriages.