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AMUBEMENTB. Q.RAND OPERA EOUBfi. \ Lessees: Georga Willoughby, Ltd. Dircotor: Mr.-Geo. Willoughby. SIX NIGHTS MORE OF 11 GEORGE WIIjI.OUGHBY'S DRAMATIC 0 COMPANY. n Headed by GEORGE CROSS and 1- VERA KEMEE. a THE LATEST LONDON SUCCESS: o "THE EVER OI'EN DOOR." ;o A Play Uiftfc nppenla to tho Seiisos and G it play that ovoryono should see. lg Bplennidly Sbigcil. Beautifully Acted. g "THE 15V RR OPEN DOOR." o TO-NIGIIT-LAST NIGHT. Thursday, Priday, and Saturday, it "UNDER TWO FLAGS." if if Monday and Tuesday (Last Nißhts), " "CAMILLE." f. TRICES: Bs., 25., Is. n Box Plan at tho BRISTOL (late Dres. i- den), no booking ohargeS. liarlics as usual at Christeson's and Miss Lennox b "EVER OPEN DOOR." 3 TO-NIGHT, LAST NIGHT. ® "EVER OPEN DOOR." d TO-NIGnT, LAST NIGHT, a "EVER OPEN DOOR." i- TO-NIGHT, LAST NIGHT, o "EVER OPEN DOOE." e TO-NIGHT, LAST NIGHT. ,f "EVER OPEN DOOR," e TO-NIGHT, LAST NIGHT. o 1844 - WELLINGTON'B - WIS o ■niAMOND JUBILEE. ® ■L'IAMOND JUBILEE. FRIDAY, 22nd JANUARY, '> GRAND PROCESSION, ® Loaves P.O. Square 10.30 a.m. i ( Great West Coast Mining Display, e Unique Patriotic Tableaux by "Under Two Flags" Dramatic Co. I_ Fire Brigade Display. Historic Tableaux. CARNIVAL, o NEWTOWN PARK, 11 A.M. a The Gold Rush (Don't miss- this). - s Comic Costume Cricket Match, r Athletic Sports, d Amusing Side-shows. •. Danoing Competitions. Baby Shows, r FUN FOR ALL. 0 EVENING ENTERTAINMENT, . !; TOWN HALL, 8 P.M. n Brilliant Programme—Wellington's Best. a A DAY OF DAYS, o A NIGHT OF NIGHTS. ' Admission: Park, Is.; Children, Free. '■ Town Hall, Is.; Reserved, 2s. CHARLES M'INTYRE, RONALD K. LYON, >' Joint Sees. o [. WANTED KNOWN, Are 70 u . Sick P Then try the TJOT SEA WATER BATH-HOUSE A '» JjL MASSAGE INSTITUTE, Lyall Bay, = At the request of our Clients we have 8 Installed an e ELECTRIC SEA BATH. Open day and night. 'Phone 2419 (2rings). s —. ' ■-

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