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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1927, 9 December 1913, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS, Qpl3 K A li O1)S E. LAST XIGHT Of THE WELLINGTON AMATEUR OI'KKATIC SOCIETY, In "THE GEISHA," "THE UEISiIA," THE MOST SUCCESSFUL O'PEHA SEASON ON KECORD. LAST NIGIIT OP Miss Helen (jard'nsr 3 O M imosa San Miss Marie l'ix its Scfimoro Miss Donhnrd as Latiy Constance Miss Evans ;\s Juliette J)r. N. St. C. Hales as linari Mr. A. \V. Newton as Wsjn Hi Mr. V. I?. Mcrcditk as .Fairfax, THE CHARMI.NG DKESSES AND EFFECTS. THE CEOEUS OP 70 VOICES. i ! Tlie OIK-ra under tlio Supervision of ME. TOM rOLLAED. PEICES—is., 2s. Gd., is. Plan at Dresden. Karl}- doors, Gd. extra, Day Saks at Cliristosoii's. E. B. VANCE, Hon. Secretary. WELLINGTON MUSICAL UNION, TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), at 8 p.m. rjnOWX HALL'. TOWN HALL. 'GRAND OPERA. GHAND OPEHA. WILLIAM TELL Pirsfc arineaMnce in WILLIAM TELL N.Z. of WILLIAM TEU, -MADAME ASHLEY, WILLIAM TELL. Australia's Finest WILLIAM TELL Operatic Soprano. WILLIAM TELL PRANK GttAHAM, WILLIAM TELL Tenor. WILLIAM: TELL Mrs. B. M. Wilson, WILLIAM TELL Miss Driscoll, Messrs. WILLIAM TELL Clnrltson, Mohr, Urc, WILLIAM TELL and Calvert, WILLIAM TELL Beaiififnl C;ionises, WILLLiM TELL Duets, Trios, etc. DO NOT MISS HEAPING MADAME ASHLEY. Prices—3s. and 2s. Seals Reserved at Dresden. Back Stalls, Is. Suburban trains delayed till after Concert. zeKand" Railways. "WILLIAM TELL" CONCERT AT TOWN HALL, .WELLINGTON. I TO-DAY {TUESIiAY). Otb Dccnniljpr, 1!)13, the i).in. villo and 30.1)5 p.m. nutl: trains will be delayed to Jcsive Wellington at 10.50 p.m. BY ORbER. A TICICLAND EXHIBITION Auckland exhibition A UCKLAND EXHIBITION -Auckland exhibition NOW OPEN. A CITIZENS' PROJECT FOR CITYIMPROVEMENT, AND A HOLIDAY FOR ALL NEW ZEALAND. The Auckland Exhibition has "been In preparation for two year?, and it is wortli the attention of ail who ar-o plaiuung holidays. The Exhibits are.elaborate, and a comprehensive display of the Dominion's in» dustrie.*. m The building's are handsome anddelightfully situated, in charming grounds. The amusements and entertainments are finer and more various than those at any previous New Zealand Exhibition. MUSIC! AT?T! SPOUT! MUSIC! ART! SPORT! MUSIC! ART! SPORT! . THE ROYAL ARTILLERY BAND, Under a Special Engagement, Will provide the best band music ever beard in New Zealand, daily and without < charge. THE ART GALLERY j Contains'a splendid rollGction of British | Pictutfes, newly chosen, from the most famous Galleries, A LOX& PROGRAMME Of Special Entertainments, Sports, Tournaments, and other features has been prepared, covering tho whole season. WONDERLAND,' Tho Home of Thrills and Laughter. Most of tho Shows in Wonderland werk by Gravity; but that is all tho Gravity : there is about them. EXCURSION FARES On the Railways from all parts of Now Zealand during the Exhibition Senso-n. THE RHINE OF MAORILAND,' WANGANUr- TpiVER. ANGANUI JLwIVISB. THE GREATEST SCENIC RIVER IN 1 TILE WORLD. Excellent Accommodation at Beautiful Pipiriki and tho famous Houseboat. From Tftumarumti Daily, Suiidays i\ud Mondays excepted. From Wangauui—Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Bookings, Maps, Itineraries, Tourist Bureaux. Cook and Sons, ■ A, HATRICK AND CO., LTD. ! j

Tho New Zealand Express Company's Argyll motor lorry has now corercd nearly IU.OiJQ miles in two years' service without any breakdown, it- ) iog made frequent Ion? journeys up countrv somotimes of between 3)1) and SCO miira in the round trip, carrying full loads H 1 the time, and crossing the I'aekakariki and lomutaka saddles. Argyll*, oro adopted bv tho principal muni'cipnlitira anrl motor transport companies in jiow Zealand, For immediato delirc-rv ono 1-ton Argyll commercial vehiele *j j Fitzgerald, LamMon Quay, North Isiaud