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AMUSEMENTS. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction J. o, WILLIAMSON. LTD. QUEEN CARNIVAL AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS, THIS (TUESDAY) AFTERNOON, AT 2 O'CLOCK. AT 2 O'CLOCK. A SPECIAL MATINEE PERFORMANCE. Will be given in Aid of th« above Fund (by permission of J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD.) by the members of the CINDERELLA PANTOMIME COMPANY! A NOVEL, UNIQUE, AND SPLENDIDLY ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMMI; WILL BE SUBMITTED, BARBELL VERSUS PICKWICK (in one act.) In this diverting- Dickensonian episode, tho following well-knovm gentlemen will act as lurymenDr. Fitchett, C. H.lzard, W. A. Flavell, Dr. Cahill. W. H. P. Barber, E. J. Hill, D. A. Kenny, John Fuller, junr., Dr. Norman Hales. Marcus Marks, Harcus Plimmer, Also will appear, in numerous Brilliant and Attractive Features— MESSRS. BARRY LUPINO, JACK M'ARDLE, ARTHUR STIGANT, LESLIE GAZE, RUPERT DARRELL, CHARLES ALBERT, GEORGE YOUNG MIS SES MINNIE .LOVE, DOLLY CASTLES, CELIA .GHILONI, DOROTHY: FIRMIN, GERTIE LATCHFORD, MAUDIE AMERY, GLADYS THOMAS. TINY TOT iUEJOEIE AND L EILEEN, MESSES. O'FARRELL, GRUNDS, SHETTLE GORDON, AND LADIES OF THE CHORUS AND BALLET. SPECIAL PRICES FOR THIS PERFORMANCE ONLY—Dress Circle and Orchfftra Stalls. 3s j Stalls, 25.,- Gallery, Is. D.C. and O.S. Seats may bo re, served at The Bristol Pm.no Co. on payment of Is. extra. JOSEPH LEWIS, Hon. Sec. Patriotic Fund. 7 NIGHTS CARNIVAL BAZAAR. 7 S?!| SPECIAL MATINEES: WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS. OPEN 2 O'CLOCK. ADMISSION FREE. • IN AID OF OUR WSSlffi SSiSii WoSK sffii! LSI ToK HaS: LSI ToS Hig;;. iT! - TO-NIGHT! "»■'' TO-NIGHT! BIGGEST, BRIGHTEST, BEST BAZAAR BIGGEST, BRIGHTEST, BEST BAZAAR WELLINGTON HAS EVER SEEN! \ SPLENDID DISPLAY' OF NATIONAL DANCING BY MISS FLORA SHAW'S EX-PUPILS. ADMISSION TO BAZAAR 1 / ADMISSION TO BAZAAR 1"/ • CHILDREN, 6d: "• " •JL/ CHILDREN. Gd. . St 1 /." ' CARNIVAL ENTERTAINMENTS. ' CARNIVAL'. ENTERTAINMENTS. CONCERT CHAMBER. , CONCERT CHAMBER, ONCERT CHAMBER, CHAMBER WEDNESDAY, 16th JUNE-CONCERT ORPHANS' CLUB THURSDAY 17th, FRIDAY, 18th,. AND SATURDAY, 19th JUNE-ELOCUw TIONARY AND MUSICAL COMPETITIONS MONDAY; 21st .TUNE, AND TUESDAY, 22nd JUNE-WELLINGTON AMAteur choral GLUB. WEDNESDAY, 23rd JUNE-MISS SAUNDER'S PUPILS AND MEMBERS OE THE "CHARLEY'S AUNT" CLUB THURSDAY, 21th JUNE-CONCERT, WELLINGTON SAVAGE CLUB FRIDAY, 25th JUNE-INSTRUMENTAL RECITAL-MISS HANIFT, MISS WALTERS, AND MR. MEIER. Admission to these Entertainments, 2s. (Reserved) and Is. Box" Plan at Bristol Piano Co. WATCH DAILY PAPERS FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS. JOSEPH LEWIS, General Secretary. WOUNDED SOLDIERS' FUND. WOUNDED SOLDIERS' FUND. WELLINGTON ORPHANS' CLUB. CoKi Cliffi! TSB HS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16™ ■ THE EVENT OF THE CARNIVAL. GRAND ORPHANS' CONCERT: Under the Distinguished Patronage of His Excellency the Earl of " Liverpool, UNIQUE PROGRAMME. Contributed to by ORPHANS W. THOMPSON, SIGN OR A. TRUDA, HAMILTON HODGES, CULFORD BELL, H. F. WOOD, C. CLARKSON, REV. A. E. HUNT H M 0& CHIN!" K EXTON, S. ALWRIGHT, E. LUKS, AND THE ORPHANS'" CLUB 0 KC cIESTIVA« ADMISSION—2s. (Reserved), and Is. Box Plan at Bristol Piano Co. Piano kmdly lent by same firm. HERBERT F. WOOD, Hon. Sec. Wellington Orphans' Club', fpHE Silver Grid for Teas and Sup- ] GREEN'S ' V*™:, Fish , and Gril i s a . Speciality. t» / tar I VELLOUS CORN CURE OINT* Fresh Oysters always on hand. MENT. ~ ARP rpiYT qpp\TTrF The £ reat d&stroyer of Hard Corns, Soft A.B.C. lAXI abKVILL. Corns and Warts. /yjpo tttrp m? KTrrom easy to apply, safe, sure, and causes j iAKo iult J±LK.b Ult blUKr.il. no inconvenience. Price, Is. per box. Oil and Petrol Supplied. Post froe. 'Phone 2924. R. M. GREEN, CHEMIST, Address: Next Public Trust Office, - Vlv ™ D St f lf fc ' A y elHn^ oP : , Lambton Quay. - T7 0R Luncheon— I The Silver Grid Sneo vrnnmrvrnTTi r» * •*- ialises in Soup, Fish, Grills, and N. NIGHTINGALE Proprietress Oysters. Best in the City for One Shilling. Special Feature Advertisements. i hium ■-~uiLw.vmun 350 Splendid Overcoats »For f Cof Mer^ We'have 850 OVERCOATS in every possible variety for your selection, and we want you to spend a quarter of an hour to view the Value we are giving as well as the Quality of our big stock of COATS. Our shop is tlie recognised ono for Overcoat-. Values. And. do not go elsewhere until have called and looked over thej 3io ©veronals In ohoice patterns, different sizes _ and remaikably lotv. ',prices, both in Waterproofs and Warm Tweeds, 'Ask to be shown through to our Overcoat Department, aud our assistants will be at your disposal. We do not put you to any obligaOUR COATS INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING WELL-KNOWN MAKERS i I JOHN BARRAN AND SONS, BURBERRY, WALLACE SOOTT, ZAJU | -BRENE, DEXTERS, HYDROTITE. I Come right now to HERB PRICE The Overcoat House. L-ITHING STORE, SO WILLIS CENERAL OUTFtTTINCj STREET. 54-58 WILLIS STREET, j