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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1099, 11 April 1911, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. QPERA HOUSE,. Lessen J. C. Williamson. Sub-Lessee and Manager...Hugh J. Ward. GOOD-BYE TO THE WELLINGTON STAGE. LAST THREE NIGHTS OF THE SEASON. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), TO-NIGHT. FOR POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY. The Much-discussed Comedy, "THE GIRL FROM RECTOR'S." "THE GIRL FROM RECTOR'S." "THE GIRL FROM RECTOR'S." Many girls have found their way into tho limelight of recent years, but none has been a brighter, gayer, ot more seductively alluring vision than "THE GIRL FROM RECTOR'S." It's a Snipper. , Presented by HUGH J. WARD'S HUGH J. WARD'S COMPANY OF STAR COMEDIANS. COMPANY OF STAR COMEDIANS, Including MISS , GRACE PALOTTA, And Australia's Favourites, MISS CELIA GIIILONI, MISS MAUD OHETWYND. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), and THURSDAY. Two Farewell Nights. GRAND DOUBLE BILL, "TI-IE SCARECROW," "THE SCARECROW," , Tho Great Success of the Children's Hospital Matinee. And which Made Mr. Ward's European Reputation. And a Revival of That Laugh of a Lifetime, "A BACHELOR'S nONEYMOON." "A BACHELOR'S HONEYMOON." With all its Original Songs and Dances. It's a Clue, Work on it. Box Plan at the Dresden. Day Sales at Christeson's. Prices--55., 35., Is. Usual early doors. W. A. LOW, Treasurer. 0 P E E A HOUSE. Direction MacMahon Bros. By arrangement with W. H. Williamson. GOOD FRIDAY NIGHT. GRAND CLASSICAL CONCERT BY EUGENE OSSII'OFF. And tho Specially Selected members of his Concert Company, will givo a Programme including Numbers from Rubinstein's Famous Opera, "Demos." MISS RENEE LEES as "ANGEL." EUGENE OSSIPOFF AS "DEMON." No singer has over created such intense enthusiasm. His recitals in Australasia and more recently in New Zealand were unprecedented for marked fervour, and on each occasion he achieved a remarkable triumph. Admission. 35., 25., and Is. Box Plan Dresden.—Victor Berk, Representing MacMahon Bros. r|l O W N HAL L. EASTER SATURDAY AND FOLLOWING NIGHTS. THE KING'S FESTIVAL AND FANCY BAZAAR. Spectacular and Novel Dancing under Direction of Signor Borzoni. GRAND INDOOR SPORTS (The First of the Kind in the Dominion). TUG-O-WAR, FOOT AND CYCLE RACES, HIGH JUMPS'. MILITARY -DISPLAYS. The Latest Thing in Side-shows, including JACKY TAR, The Smilo Builder, Doors open at 7.30. Admission Ono Shilling. The Ch'airman of the Harbour Board, has kindly consented to open the Festival at 8 p.m.'on Easter Saturday. BALLROOM DANCING. MRS. H. B. MASON'S Classes are held on MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS in her Private Hall. Pupils taught the Latest Dances in Six Private Lessons or ono quarter at class. Privato Lessons arranged. Address: £8 GHUZN'EE ST.. near St. Peter's Church. LA N STICER'S PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, Please note that the Main Entrance to my Studio is now from Cuba Street, exactly opposite 'l'e Aro House. Alterations are now in course of progress, and will be completed in a day or two. Appointments may lis made by Telephone No. 32G3. Brides, Bridegrooms, Bridal Groups, Sporting Groups, in fact all who desire Artistic Pictures should visit ALAN SPICER'S STUDIO. PUBLIC NOTICES. TO SHOOTISTS. A NY Person found trespassing with -Ci. dog or gun on the Properties of the undersigned at Wainui-o-M.ita will be prosecuted. BURDAN BROS., W. A. GRACE, 11. PEDERSEN. MAKAEA COUNTY COUNCIL. PUBLIC NOTICE. "ftJOTIC'E is hereby given that an additional charge of ten per centum will be added to all rates unpaid by MONDAY, April 21, 1011, that date being the expiration of six months and fourteen days from dato ot demand .for same. GEORGE R. 11l SLOP, County Clerk. UNDER "THE SHOPS AND OFFICES ACT, 1908." THE COMBINED DISTRICT OF WELLINGTON. WEEKLY HALF-HOLIDAY. T HEREBY give notice that a. Poll of JL the Electors will bo taken on WEDNESDAY, the 26th day of April, 1911, for the purpose of determining tho Statutory Closing Day in the above District. Tho Poll will be taken at the several booths in the District being in the City of Wellington, and also tho Boroughs of Miramav. Kavori, Onslow, and the Johnsonville Town District. Dated this filh dav of April, 1911, JAMES AMES. Returning Oflicer, rjlE ARO STEAM LAUNDRY. RECEIVING DEPOTS—ISI Ingcstro Street, 125 Willis Street (Opp. Y.M.C.A.), and 12 Charlotte. Street. Laundry Work of All Descriptions will be received at. Above Depots, Chief Offico'and Works: 20 HOPPER ST. 20 HOPPER ST. NOTICE. WE HAVE TAKEN OVER the Business of J. F. M'GOVERN, Dentist, will finish uncompleted work, and be pleased to attend to his patients, FROST AND FROST, 119 .Willis Street,