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AMUSEMENTS. TN AID OF THE PATRIOTIC FUND. TO-DAY, AT 2.15. TO-DAY, AT 2.15. TO-DA.Y, AT 2.15. TO-DAY, AT 2.15. TO-DAY, AT 2.15. TO-DAY, AT 2.15. TO-DAY, AT 2.15. TO-DAY, AT 2.15. TO-DAY. AT 2.15. TO-DAY, AT 2.15. HARRY LAUDER MATINEE. HARRY LAUDER MATINEE. . HARRY LAUDER MATINEE. HARRY LAUDER MATINEE. HARRY LAUDEH/ MATINEE; HARRY LAUDER MATINEE. HARRY LAUDER MATINEE. HARRY LAUDER MATINEE. HARRY LAUDER MATINEE. HARRY LAUDER. MATINEE, HARRY LAUDER MATINEE. .. HARRY. LAUDER MATINEE. THE WHOLE PROCEEDS THE WHOLE PROCEEDS THE WHOLE PROCEEDS GO TO THE PATRIOTIC) FUND. GO TO THE PATRIOTIC FUND. GO TO THE PATRIOTIC FUND. Messrs. J. and N. Tait wish it to be" understood that the wholo proceeds will bo' handed over to the Patriotic Fund without any deduction whatever—so. that everyone purchasing a ticket, souvenir, programme, flowers, and photograph, will be assisting THE EMPIRE'S CAUSE. THE EMPIRE'S CAUSE. Magnificent Programme will bo submitted by the Members of the Harry Lauder Company, all of whom have given their services free. • MR; HARRY LAUDER. MISS KITTY. RYAN. MR; SELWYN DRIVER* V MR. ERNEST SEWELL; , MR. JACK ARK. ' THE THREE HASSANS. '" MR. HORACE SHELDON), , ■. /.And ' : THE ORCHESTRA. SPECIAL .NOTICE; ' ' ■ .'An autographed enlarged, .photograph of Mr. Harry Lauder will be raffled at to-night's performance. Tickets, Is. each, will bo sold at the Matinee to-day and at to-night's performance. There will also be two caricatures of Mr. louder as second and third prizes respectively. The wholo of the proceeds go to the Patriotic Ftind. ... .■• • Plan at Dresden. Day Sales at Miss Lennox's Cigar Divari. Prices, 7s. 68. (reserved), Ss., Ss.j 2s. Hon. Directors,. J. and N. Tait. r|_RAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction ....;... J. and N. Tait. TO-DAY AT 2,15. TO-NIGHT AT 8. : Positively Farewell Appearances of HARRY LAUDEB. HARRY LAUDER. HARRY LAUDER. HARRY LAUDER. . HARRY LAUDER. And great company of International Artists. .' , • ' GOOD-BYE TO HARRY LAUDER, GOOD-BYE TO HARRY LAUDER, GOOD-BYE TO HARRY LAUDER, GOOD-BYE TO HARRY LAUDER, GOOD-BYE TO HARRY LAUDER, THE WORLD'S LAUGHTER-MAKER. THE WORLD'S LAUGHTER-MAKER. THE WORLD'S LAUGHTER-MAKER. , '■• FAREWELL TO-NIGHT. FAREWELL TO-NIGHT. FAREWELL ,TO-NIGHT. FAREWELL TO-NlGHtf. FAREWELL TO-NIGHT, Plan at Dresden. Dav. .(Wins n.t ChfistesoTi's. Prices, 7s. 6d. (reserved seats), unra; served , 55., 39., 2s. IN AID OF THE CHOIR'S EXPENSES . "■ / ,• FUND. ■OAirOUS BOTORUA MAORI CHOIR, Under. Patronage of Their Excellencies, TOWN HALL; TO-NIGHT, 8 p.m. OLD-TIME MAORI LIFE. BEWILDERINGLY BEAUTIFUL POIS. PIERCE WAR HAKAS, DELIGHTFUL SINGING. ADMISSION-ls. A few reserved Seats, 2s. Day Sales Dresden, Christeson's, and Lennox. D. SMYTHE PAPWORTH, Conductor. . MAORI GIFTS. . IN AID OF THE PATRIOTIC FUND. A N AUCTION will be held TO-NIGHT at the Entertainment of the Rotoriia Maori Choir, at the Town Hall of— A PIU Pity presented by Mrs. Kahu. A WHARIKI, presented uy Mrs. Pitt. A PAIR OF POI POI, presented by the Otaki Maoris. . . H. AMOS, Hon. Seo, SALVATION ARMY- "CITADEL, Vivian Street./ :; - THE GREAT INTERNATIONAL FAIR THIS. AFTERNOdN n & TO-NIGHT. ■ Splendid Programme of National Music > and Song. All Nations' March. Fair concludes To-night. -■--..- ■ . SCIENCE CONGRESS. ' A DDRESSES AT VICTORIA COLA. , ■ LEGE. Friday, September 11th. 8 p.m. —"English Universities and English' Public Schools," by Dr. H. B. Gray, lato Headmaster Bradfield College, formerly Presi-' dent of the Educational Seotion of the British Association. T. H.LABY, ' Hon. Seo. WANTED KNO W N. Open Daily from Noon til! 11.15 p.m. (Excpt Tuesdays, when premises close at 2 o'clock.) PALMER'S LUKCHEON AND SUPPEE ROOMS. ICB LAMBTON QUAY. Telephono No. 20.

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