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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1726, 18 April 1913, Page 7

"JACK ASHORE!" MAMMOTH CONCERT PROGRAMME! MAMMOTH ~ CONCERT PROGRAMME! TO-NIGUT (t'RIDAY). : ■' TO-NIGHT, 8 p.m. TOWN HALL. TO-NIGHT, 3 p.m. TO-NIGHT, S p.m. > TOWN HALL. , TO-NIGHT, Sp.m. ONE" SHILLING ALL OVER THE HOUSE. run yf ■' '~ BRILLIANT PROGRAMME BY THE STAR CONCERT COMPANY OF H.M.S NEW ZEALAND, ASSISTED BY LEADING LOCAL TALENT! DON'T MISS TnE.THSEE" DREADNb.UGII.'/S'' IN "THE BELLS!" ... , Officers and Man-o'f.Wareme')i'.:from'. the IIM.S. New; Zealand and 1LM.3,. Pyramus FREE TO ALL PARTS.; ~L i. [ \ ~ ~.-'! .■. ; ' A nominal charge of QNE SHILLING to thp.-gcncrul public. ■ JAMES DYKES, ARTHUR A. PA APE, , v ~ ■ Manager, ■ ; ■ ■• ■>■'• Secretary.

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