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AMUSEMENTS. ■ QPERA nOUSE. OPERA HOUSE. Lessee-Mr. J. C. WILLIAMSON. POLLARD'S JUVENILE OPERA CO. POLLARD'S JUVENILE OPERA CO. GRAND FAREWELL MATINEE. TO-DAY! SATURDAY. TO-DAY! AN IDEAL CHILDREN'S PROGRAMME. Doors open at 2 p.m., Performance at 2.30 p.m. Children, half-price to all tarts. TO-NIC.nT! TO-NIGHT! POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON! LAST NIGHT The Grand LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT Vaudeville. LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT Programme. LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT Farewell to all LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT the Favourites LAST NIGHT After one of tho Most Successful Seasons ever known in Wellington. REMEMBER, ABSOLUTELY LAST NIGHT! FAREWELL, A LONG FAREWELL. PRICES-35., 25., and Is. No early doors. Day bales at Abel's. Plan at Holliday's. 6GS3 W. A. LOW, Business Manager. i]T 0 W N if" ALL TO-MORROW NIGHT (Sunday) I?'} 2 ? °W NKiHT (Sunday) Haydn Beck TO-MORROW NIGHT (Sunday) Hnydn Beck WILL PLAY: Hubay's fine and impressive. "Prayer," a charming "Grazioso" (Bohm), ami the brilliant Allegro Con Fuoco" lrom a Veraeini Sonata. By NUMEROUS REQUESTS his most reniarkablo performance of the Austrian National Anthem. "THE HYMN TO THE EMPEROR" (Haydn), As arranged by the famous French violinist, Hubert Leonard. ■"Wnnganui Chronicle": "An almost sensational revelation of the powers of this really wonderful young player." Tho "Herald" says: "Superb and wonderful." Vocalists: MR. J. B. WINTER (Tenor), first appearance, in New Zealand; MR. FRANK MORAN (Basso). • Cornet Soloist: MR, PARKER.Accompanist: MISS AMY REMINGTON. Admission Free—To' HELP THE CHILD contributions of ONE SHILLING (upstairs) and SIXPENCE (downstairs) aro asked. Commence at 8.30. 507 mOWN HALL. TOWN HALL 1 - WELLINGTON. Direction of J. aud N. TAIT. Manager : C. C. Campbell Touring Manager A. W. Batiste \ THURSDAY EVENING NEXT." THE WELSHMEN'S FINAL RALLY THE WELSHMEN'S FINAL RALLY TEE WELSHMEN'S FINAL RALLY In Gems from an Immense Repertoire Gems from an Immense ■ Rtpertoiro • Of DIVERSIFIED EXCELLENCE. ONE FAREWELL PERFORMANCE By the ROYAL WELSH MALE CHOIR, ROYAL WELSn MALE CHOIR, . ROYAL WELSH MALE CHOIR, ROYAL WELSH MALE CHOIR, ROYAL WELSH MALE CHOIR, THE WORLD'S FINEST CHORISTERS, "Whose CHORAL SINGING has created an ABSOLUTE SENSATION. In view of. tho extraordinary enthusiasm manifested, and the remarkable naturo of the success achieved upon tho Welshmen's Wellington debut, together with the fact that numbers were unable to toko advantage of the higher rates of admission,; Messrs. J. and N. Tait have decided to afford music lovers here ONE "GOOD-BYE"' OPPORTUNITY Of hearing (he Farmous Harmonists at

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