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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1651, 18 January 1913, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. _^ A P E R A HOUSE. Lesseo ; J. C. Williamson. Direction Alt'. Linley. Business Manager W. A. Low. TO-NIGHT! ' TO-NIGHT! First appearance hero of THE FOLLIES! THE FOLLIES! THE FOLLIES! THE FOLLIES! THE FOLLIES! THE FOLLIES! Who wander around from town-to town, seeking whom they may ninuse. CONQUERING BY TRUE MERIT ALONE, And winning their way into all hearts as the founders and architects of REFINED NOVELTY ENTERTAIN- ■ MENT. THE FOLLIES! THE FOLLIES! THE FOLLIES! THE FOLLIES! CHASE DULL CARE AWAY! Tho Personnel—Cissy O'Keefe, Lily Moore, Tris' Edgar, Lulu Lussanno, Lily Lussanne, George Branson, Percy Clifton, Percy Dalton, Clifford O'Keefe, Kennedy Black, H. C. Stoyne, William Butler. A COTERIE OF FUN-MAKERS. THE FOLLIES! THE FOLLIES! THE FOLLIES! THE FOLLIES! The Most Talented Combination that haß Ever Visited Wellington. ■'■ REMEMBER TO-NIGHT! ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY. MINUTES OF MERRIMENT. SUPERBLY STAGED! . . : ■ HANDSOMELY COSTUMED! A Programme of the Latest Musical Gems, Sketches, Burlesques and Dances. Stage Director, Mr. Percy Clifton, r Pricos-33., 2s„ Is. NO EAELY DOORS. •■' ■ . Plan at Dresden up till 1 p.m. to-day, and afterwards at Abel's. ' ■ WIRTH BROS.' ■ > /pREATEST SHOW ON EARTH. Location—Foot of Tnranaki Street. . NEW CIRCUS COMPANY. WILD WEST, WILD AUSTRALIA, And ■■-'■ MENAGERIE. FAREWELL~MATINEEI; ■ TO-DAY At TO-DAY TO-DAY 2.45. TO-DAY Doors Open 1.45. FINAL PERFORMANCE: ■ ' m TO-NIGHT At ■■■TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT 8. TO-NIGHT . ■ Doore Open 7 o'clock. PRICES-53., 45., 35., 2s. Children under 10 half-price. Box Plan at tho Dresden. All Accounts paid at 10 a.m. TO-DAY at the Grand Hotel. ■;. mHE EARLY SETTLERS' AND HIS--1 TORICAL ASSOCIATION OF WELLINGTON. ANNIVERSARY DAY, ANNIVERSARY DAY, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22nd. GREAT R.EUNION of EARLY SETTLERS AND THEIR DESCENDANTS, At NEWTOWN PARK, ' 10.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. AN 1810 SPORTS PROGRAMME. Children's Games and Sports. Amusing Sideshows. Maypole Dance. , And , . TWO GREAT BABYSHOWS For Boys under 1 year. Girls under 1 year. AH invited. Como and spend tho'day in tho Park, with its delightful surroundings. Admission—Free. Hot Water Free. , RONALD K. LYON, Secretary. THORNDON AMATEUR" SWIMMING. CLUB. A NNUAL CARNIVAL ■ ' ' AT THORNDON. BATHS, ,< THIS AFTERNOON, (SATURDAY), " ,18th January. First Raoo at 2.30 p.m.

ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME! , Including 50yds. Ladies' Raco. > . i LADIES SPECLALLY INVITED!'' 1 Admission, Is. Afternoon Tea included. MIRAMAR BOROUGH COUNCIL. ' BAND PERFORMANCE AT WORSER BAY. SUNDAY, 19th JANUARY, 1913. i ITVHE Miramar Muncipal Brass , Band 1 -8. will play at Worser Bay on Sunday. I afternoon, commencing at 3 q clock. . • e 1?. E. BENNETT, * I Town Clerk. OONLIGUT HARBOUR EXCUR- , SION, MONDAY NEXT. 1 S.S. DUCHESS lea\cs Ferry Cpy.'s J Wharf, 7.45 p.m. Central Mission Silver and Boys' Bands (50 performers), will B play on board, and in Day's Bay grounds. ■•> Is. Gd.; Children, 9d. Return from Day's Bay 10 p.m. , ' '. " Note.—lf weather is uncertain,, see advcrtisement "Evening Post," Monday next. " r : CRICKET. ... Tho Last Clianoo to See Trott's Team.SOUTH MELBOURNE V. WEDNES- . DAY REPRESENTATIVES. ■ ■ :'■ „ ■T»A SIN . RESERVE. J TUESDAY,: WEDNESDAY, & THURS- ■ DAY, Jan. 21st, 22nd, and 23rd. Play to Start First Dayat 2 p.m. ..-.-. » Admission-One Shilling. , •:> ■ •■ f J. C. CUSACK, Hon. Sec. '

After two launches had left the battlecruiser Indefatigable at Portland on November 29 tho coxswain of tho leading boat mistook the lights of tho naval canteen for thoso'of Castledown Pier, and both boats ran ashoro near Portland Castle. A north-easterly gnlo was blowing, and nil ai tempts to get off 'proved unavailing. Tho crews had to rotnain until ten o'clock tho following morning without food nwl half-frozen, as they did not daro to attempt to leave the launch in tho dark and storm. Mr. Horbort Bloy, prpfosoor of tho violin, roaunwa his teachings on Monday, Jmiumx SZ, giudlq, iiliiwot) B.niUilngi^