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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1165, 28 June 1911, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. MUSICAL FESTIVAL OF THE Ljl BRITISH EMPIRE. FESTIVAL OF NEW ZEALAND. VISIT OF THE SHEFFIELD CHOIR THE SHEFFIELD CH 0 111 Of 200 VOICES. 200 JUNE 20 AND 30, JULY 1, AND MATINEE JULY 1. gS. TICKETS. gS. A LIMITED NUMBER OF FIVE SHILLING TICKETS (UNRESERVED) NOW ON SALE AT THE DRESDEN. SEASON TICKETS (transferable) for llis Three Nights, 21s. SINGLE RESERVED SEATS, 10s. ONLY A FEW RESERVED SEATS LEFT FOR THE THREE EVENINGS. EARLY APPLICATION NECESSARY FOR THE REMAINDER. MATINEE PLAN NOW OPEN. RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS: SEE SEPARATE ADVERTISEMENT. Hugo Gorlitz, Representative of Dr. Charles Harriss. SHEFFIELD CHOIR. ACCOUNTS. Accounts to date against the Sheffield Choir arc to be rendered by Noon TO-3IORROW (THURSDAY), to the Local Secretary, MR. W. D. GORHAM,. Box 502, G.P.O. SHEFFIELD CHOIR. The MUSIC to be performed during tho Choir's tour of the Dominion is as follows— BLEST PAIR OF SIRENS Parry PAN Harris SING YE TO THE LORD Bach GOLDEN LEGEND ; Sullivan DREAM OF GERONTIUS Elgar ELIJAH Mendelssohn MESSIAH ; Handel These can all be obtained from jpHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., WELLINGTON. Prices, from Is. 3d. to 4s. Gd, postage extra. Also, A BOOK, containing PART-SONGS AND CHORUSES, Sung at the EMPIRE CONCERTS. Price, 25.; Posted 2s. 2d. HOTEL NOTICES, HOTEL, BOTTLE STORE. SINGLE BOTTLE, AT WHOLESALE PRICE. JAMES McDONALD, Proprietor. EMPIRE HOTEL, WAIPAWA. "MTR, JOHN BU3RIDGE (late of the IM. Empire Hotel, Napier) begs to notify his many old Friends, also tho Commercial and Travelling Public, that ho is taking over the Empire Hotel, W'aipawa, on the Ist of July, and intends running the hotel on the most up-to-date lines, making a speciality of the Cuisine, and stocking nothing but the best brands of Liquors. All old and new Patrons will be welcomed, and their comforts will receive every consideration. HOTEL" cecil, WELLINGTON, N.Z., Opp. Government Railway Station and Junction of City Tramways", and adjoining. Parliamentarv Buildings. EVERY MODERN CONVENIENCE. F. JI'PAIiLANO, Proprietor. Tariff on Application. UNDER Entirely New Management. ZEALANDIA PRIVATE HOTEL, Clyde Ijuay, Wellington. First-class accommodation. Tariff moderate. Permanent Boarders by Arrangement. 'Phone IGSG. George Wakefield, Proprietor (late of Timaru). BEST PLACE TO STAY. RAILWAY HOTEL, TAUMARUNUI. ' Modem Hotel, accommodating 00 guests; handsomely furnished; all modern convenience*; opmsile Railway Station. TARIFF-EIGHT SHILLINGS A DAY. Wire M'Granc, Taumartinui. MRS. K. M'GRANE, Proprietress. HAMILTON. THE Best llou.-e for Visitors and Tourists when visiting llamillon—remember that tho COMMERCIAL HOTEL 1=; the best-appointed in the district Coaches meet all trains at Frankton Junction. Night Porter. 'I'llone. P.O. Box -ST. Correspondence invited. ■WHERE TO STAY AT RANGATAUA. EAGLIvS— First-Class Accommodation for the Travelling Public. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS A SPECIALITY. Tariff: Gs. per day. Letters and Telegrams Promptly Attended to. ASTIE'S HOTET7 FEILDING, Opposite Post Office. Under entirelv NEW MANAGEMENT. One of Ihe BEST FITTED and BEST FURNISHED Iloteis in the Dominion. Suites of rooms with every modern convenience. Handsome Commercial and Writing Rooms. Best Cuisine. Onlv SPEIGHT'S BEEIt on tap; the best of Wines and Spirits used. H. M'MANAWAY, Proprietor (Late of Argyle Hotel, Jlunforville). jpOLUMBIA PRIVATE HOTEL, Lower Culm Street, Near Wharves, Town Hall, and Opera House. Excellent Cuisine. Lunch is. MRS. M. PETERS (Late 00 Wellington Terrace), Proprietress