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AMUSEMENTS. "<g E R G E A N T BEU E." TO,NIGHT. BOS PLAN NOW OPEN AT TUG DRESDEN. QPERA HOUSE. LAST NIGHT And FAHEWELL PERFORMANCE Of CLARKE AND MEYNELL'S ENGLISH COMIC OPERA COMPANY An Undoubted Triumph— An Undoubted Triumph— An Undoubted Triumph— "SERGEANT BRUE" "SERGEANT BlIUE" "SERGEANT BRUE" Has arrested the attention of tho playgoers of Wellington. "SERGEANT BRUE"—Tho Best of all Brews. "HE IS A MAN OF MERRIMENT." But Ho has a Lot of Force Behind Him! "SERGEANT BRUE" is a unique musical play. It delights with its many mirthprovoking situations, and charms with its dainty and delicious melodies.. Produced by Chas. E. Wenmaii. Augmented Operatic Orchestra under tho Direction of F. Wynne Jones. Prices as usual. Plan at Dresden. Day Sales at Abel's. Business Manager, J. E. MOORE. iiimiminiiiniimmiinimiiiiiii Z rjnilE NEW THEATRE. Z Z Manners Street. Z Z Props., MacMalion and Donnelly. Z Z GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO. Z Z DAILY, 11 a.m. till 11 p.m. Z Z CONTINUOUS PICTURE SHOW. Z Z A Gorgeous Programme TO-DAY Z Z and TO-NIGHT' at the People's Z Z Cosy Theatre. "HEART BEATS OF Z Z LONG AGO" (pathetic love story by Z Z A.B. Co.), "Handsome Galiiana"*(hi&-Z Z tone drama), "The Child of the Z Z Rancho" (Bison exclusive), "Cupid's Z Z Joke" (A.B. Co.), "The Unruly Z Z Charge" (comic), "Johannesburg," Z Z "Landscapes of Puglia," Etc., Etc. Z 7, Think of it! Adults SIXPENCE. Z Z Children THREEPENCE everywhere Z iiimiiiiiiimuiuiiiiimiimimiii CITY COUNCIL. TO-MORROIJ (SUNDAY) Ist OCTOBER, At 3 p.m. GARRISON BAND AT LYALL BAY. JNO. R, PALMER, Town Clerk. 30th September, 1911. jgIJOU PICTURES, INGESTRE ST. WILL OPEN TO-NIGHT! • TO-NIGHT! TO-NIG11T! TO-NIGHT! SATURDAY, 30th, SATURDAY, 30th, .. TO-NIGHT! 1 TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! UPHOLSTERED SEATS! UPHOLSTERED SEATS! Come and Enjoy an Up-to-date Programme Of OVER 10,000 FEET OF UNSHOWN PICTURES! UNSHOWN PICTURES! Including tho Great Australian Drama— "100 YEARS AGO!" "100 YEARS AGO!" COMFORTABLE UPHOLSTERED SEATS, Prices—ls. and Gd. Booking fee, 3d. Plan at Johnston's, Chemist, Cuba Street. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. ORGAN RECI TA L. RGANRE C I T A L. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. At 8 o'clock. Fugno in G Minor ... Bach. Lo Cyguo ... Saint-Saens. Gavotte ... ~ Gluck. Suite Gcthiquo - Boellniann. L' Adieu _ ... Schubert. Duetto from "Lieder ohne wo,rtc" Menhelssohn. "Rido of tho Valkyries" ... Wagner. Admission: SIXPENCE AND ONE SHILLING. JNO. R. PALMER, Town Clerk. September 29th, 1911. PIANOFORTE RECITALS. FRANK HUTCHENS, THE YOUNG NEW ZEALANDER, Who has been SO BRILLIANTLY SUCCESSFUL at tho ROYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC, London, Will give TWO RECITALS ■ In Wellington, on 11th and 13th OCTOBER. -rr ~ » ELECTION NOTICES. ■WELLINGTON EAST ELECTORATE. R. NEWMAN " "WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS At AN EARLY DATE. PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION. TO ROSENEATH ELECTORS. MR. D. M'LAREN, M.P., vrill address a Meeting MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 8 p.m.. In tlio Schoolroom. BYBON BROWN TDITILL Address tho Otaki Electors as Ty under:— MANAIvAU.—In Town Hall, Friday, September 29th. PARAPARAUMU.—In Coronation Hall, Saturday, September 30th. LEVIN.—In Century Hall, Monday, Oclobcr 2nd. REIKORANGI.—In Schoolhouso, Tuesday, October 3rd. TE HORO.—In Schoolhouso, Wednesday, Octobcr Ith. FOXTON.—In Masonic Hall, Mr-ndoy, Octohfir 9th. - <