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New Zealand Tablet, Volume 29, Issue 5, 29 May 1896, Page 17

pitINCESS THEATRE. Lessee and Manager ... ... Mr Tom Pollabd. Treasurer ... ... ... Mr W. O' Sullivan. THE POLLABD BOOM. A VEBITABLB TBIUMPH ACHIEVED BY THE FAVOURITES— POLLARD'S OPERA COMPANY. LAST NIGHTS OF THE SEASON. Friday and Satubday, May 29th and 30th— Offenbach's Celebrated Comic Opera : LA FILLE DU TAMBOUR MAJOR, Introducing the Gorgeous Military Pageant — The French Abut entering Milan. Monday and Tuesday, June Ist and 2nd— The Great Moral and Religious Drama : UNCLE TOM'S CABIN, Introducing Songs, Dance*, Jubilees, etc. Box Plan at the Dresden. Day Tickets at Jacob's. FRED. W. DUYAL, Business Manager. W. O. Kirkcaldy, Provident and Industrial Insurance Co. of N.Z., Daoedin. DEAR SIR,— I beg to thank the Provident and Industrial Insurance Co. of N.Z for the prompt payment of Policy 24,362 for £40 on tbe life of my Ute husband, Robcrt^Lewis. ' Yours faithfully, EMMA LEWIS Hamilton Bay, Port Chalmers, 11th May, 1896. Bangiora, 12tbJApril, 1896. Tbe Manager Provident and Industrial Insurance Co. of N.Z , Ohristchorch. Referring to the claim under my late husband's Policy Ji No. 15,155, and in settlement thereof, I recognise that yonr Company need not have paid anything, and thank your Company for treating me so liberally.— RACHEL MILLEB. THE LATE BISHOP MORAN. SPECIAL NOTICE ANY ONE becoming a SUBSCRIBER TO THE NEW ZEALAND TABLET for 12 MONTHS will be preeented with a copy of the BEAUTIFUL CHROMO LITHOGRAPH PICTURE of the late MOST REV. DR. MORAN recently presented to'^ont', SUBBCRIBERB.