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QRAND OPERA HOUSE. Under the Direction of J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. CARNIVAL OF GAIETY.. Commencing TO-MORROW EVENING AT 8. TO-MORROW EVENING AT 8. First Appearance in Wollington of J. C. WILLIAMSON'S NEW ENGLISH NEW ENGLISH MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY. In Three of fho Biggest and Brightest Shows Ever Staged in Wellington. First Production of tho Season will bo tho Frisky French Frivolity in Three Acts, Delightful "THE GIRL IN THE TAXI" Charming "THE GIRL IN THE TAXI" Endearing "THE GIRL IN THE TAXI" Graceful "THE GIRL IN THE TAXI" Enchanting "THE GIRL IN THE TAXI" For Fun and Forgetfulness it Exceeds tho Speed Limit. NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT Four NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT Nights NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT Only. The Same Strong Company will Present their Second Stuuondous Achievement, HIGH JINKS. HIGH JINKS. HIGH JINKS. HIGH JINKS. HIGH JINKS. HIGH JINKS. The Non-stop Laughter Play. Tho Final Production of the Season, which will take place on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,OCTOBER 27th and 28th. 1 THE GIRL ON THE FILM. THE GIRL ON THE FILM. THE GIRL ON THE FILM. Direct from the Gaiety Theatre, London. Brilliant Cast of English Artists, Including - Mr. C. H. Workman Comedian Mr. W. H. Rawlins Comedian Mr. Chris. Wren Comedian H r " I', 1 ? s ! le r Comedian Mr. Alfred Frith Comedian Mr. Hugh Huntly Comedian ?i v ' J; r 's ? [a Kuiro Comedian Mr. Paul Pluuket Baritono Mies Gwen Hughrts Ingenue Miss Florenco Vie Comedienne Miss Helen Hobson Spubretto Miss Daisy Yates Comedienne The Entire Company Direct from the Lyrio Theatre, London. And the Popular Favourites, CECIL BRADLEY. MARIE EATON, and DOROTHY BRUNTON. Patrons, in Tiew of tho unprecedented interest in these oharming musical comedies, aro notified that the BOX PLANS for the season of 11 nights-aro now open at tho BRISTOL. FIELD ENGINEERS. Burke, Sapper Jack (.No. 4/G92). Next-of-kin, John Burke, Great North Road, Grey Lynn, Auckland (father). AUCKLAND BATTALION. Chandler, Pte. Percival Harry (Sc. 12/329). Next-of-kin, Mrs, S. G. Chandler, Kai. ranga, Palmerston North (mother). Mabey, Pte. John Henry R. (No. 12/2309). Next-of-kin, W. G. Mabey, Maramarua, Auckland (father). Mabey, Pto. William James (No. 12/2370). Next-of-kin, W. G. Mabev, Maramarna, Auckland (father). Pearse, Pte. Frank Henry (No. 12/428). Next-of-kin, F. Pearse, Queen Street, Auckland (father). WELLINGTON BATTALION. Morris, Pte. Robert George (No. 10/1928). Next-of-kin, Mrs. J. Morris, Cobden, Victoria (mother). CANTERBURY BATTALION. David.'on, Pte. Arthur (No. 6/2113). Next-of-kin, David Davidson, -11 Archer Street, Timaru (father). M'Lcan, Pte. Donald (No. G/1661). Next-of-kin, None Given. Priiig, Pte. Thomas (No. 6/1959). Noxt-of. kin, Edward Pring, 7 Threadneedle Street, Greymouth (father). OTAGO BATTALION. Hood, Pte. Thomas Arthur (No. 8/228). Next-of-kin, John Hood, ganger, Edendale, Southland (father). Rogers, Pte. Percival (No. 8/1150). Next-of-kin, A. Rogers, Waipori, Otago (father).

FAMOUS ENGLISH PIANOS. British-built Pianos at The Bristol include tho renowned Broadwood, the excellent and reliable Sanies, and the splendid Collard and Collard. The famous Canadian Organs—Tho Bell and the Imperial—are also ou view in a variety of models. All these superb instruments are offered on attractive and easy terms. The Bristol Piano Co., Ltd., AVellington. M. J. Brookes, North Island Manager.—Advt.

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