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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2944, 2 December 1916, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS riRAND OPERA SEASON. THE BOX PLANS for the First 5 NIGHTS and MATINEE (Saturday) are NOW OPEN at Tho Bristol. REPERTOIRE FOR FIRST 5 NIGHTS: Tuesday, Dec. s—ll Trovatore. . Wednesday, Dec. 6.—11 Trovatore. . Thursday, Dec. 7—La Traviata. Friday, Dec. B—Cavalleria and Pagliacci. Saturday, Dec. 11, MATlNEE—Cavalleria Rusticana. I Pagliacci. Saturday, Dec. 9, NlGHT—Lucia di Lammermoor. RAND OPERA HOUSE. [ Direction: BEN. J. and JOHN FULLER, LTD. THE \ f Jtalian . SEASON '■ $ 9 '■ COMMENCES 1 TUESDAY NEXT, DECEMBER sth, TUESDAY NEXT, DECEMBER sth, OPENING PRODUCTIONVerdi's Masterpiece in 4 Acts, "IL TROVATORE" CAST OF CHARACTERS: Eleanore Signorina De Revel's ; Azucena Signorina Russ Manrico Signor Cappelli Conte di Luna Signor Scaniuzzi Fe'rrente 'Signor Cacialli Marta ....! :.... Signorina Belloni , Director of Orchestra: Giovanni Gonsalez Leader of Orchestra-. Mr. S. de j Tarczynski. ! REPERTOIRE SECOND WEEK: La Boheme—Un Ballo in Maschera— Lucia—Faust—Rigoletto—Traviata. . BOX PLANS FOR SECOND' WEEK AT BRISTOL, THURSDAY NEXT. PRINCIPAL ARTISTS: Signorinas • Gonsalez, De Revers, Russ, Visoni, Belloni, Piccolo, Franchi, Padrona, Bellona. Signors 1 Cappelli, DagraoU, Lois, Balboni, Sea--1 muzzi, Filippini, Belloni, Cesarone, , Cacialli, Barontini, Pettrucci, Borghesi, Mosca. CO-CHORUS OF SIXTY VOICES-6C GRAND OPERA ORCHESTRA. 150-ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-150 People Engaged in Productions. A WORD to the WISE—BOOK EARLY. 1 A WORD to the WISE-BOOK EARLY. THE PRICES : D.C. and R.S., Back Stalls, Gallery, , .6/- .. 4/- 2/6 ■ No Early Doors. . No Booking Fee. HUTT VALLEY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. PATRIOTIC FLOWER SHOW - In Aid of WOUNDED SOLDIERS' FUND. ROSE, SWEET PEA AND CARNATION . SHOW, AT THE DRILL HALL, LOWER HUTT, On ' WEDNESDAY, Cth DECEMBER, 1916. Judges :—Roses: Geo. Remington, Esq. Sweet Peas and Carnations: C. H. Izard, Esq. Decorative Classes: Miss Poole. A. HARDHAM, ' Hon. Secretary. QTRATFOED RACING CLUB. Handicapper—J. E. Henrys. ANNUAL MEETING. - . Ist and 2nd JANUARY, 1917. j Stratford Cup, U miles 500 sots. . Douglas Handicap, 6 furlongs 250 sovs. 1 Ngacre Haudicap, 6 furlongs ... 200 sovs. Maloue Memorial, %\ furlongs 300 sovs. All Hack Events (except four maiden j races of. 100 sovs. each) are 175, 150, or t 125 sovs. NOMINATIONS CLOSE with under. '. signed on WEDNESDAY. 6th DECEMi BER. 1916, at 9 p.m. Stratford Telegraph Office CLOSES .8 p.m. All Noniin. ations, 20s. The attention of OwneTS is drawn to - the fact that the Taranaki J.C.'s Christmas Meeting has Four Open Races, making Eight Open Events in the one week, . ALFRED COLEMAN, Secretary, i Stratford. HAWKE'S BAY JOCKEY CLUB. \ SUMMER MEETING. JANUARY Ist and 2nd, 1917. ' NOMINATIONS for all events CLOSE on FRIDAY, DECEMBER Bth, at 8 p.m. H. S. MOSS, Secretary. \ mHE BRINSMEAD PIANO. AM. IMPORTANT FACTOR IN MUSICAL STUDY. The Piano you use is an important in. • fluence in determining your progress in Music. No degree of ability can overcome the handicap of an instrument inferior in touch and tone quality. THE BRINSMEAD PIANO 1 Is made to fulfil the requirements of the " accomplished and exacting player, and " to be an aid in giving the beginner an : understanding of tone quality. ' We are displaying in our Showrooms a comnlete range of the latest models, and cordially invite inspection by intending buvers. EASY TERMS: If von havo an old ■ Piano, we will allow full present value as part payment. . Sole Agents: \ CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., Manners Street, Wellington. \ 3 IF YOU SEND. US 71d. • WE WILL FORWARD ANY OF THE FOLLOWING LAUGH GETTERS. The Dying Kaiser, Austrian Emperor, Last of Turkey Rooster, Bear, Frog, ah Iron Cross, or a large Air Balloon, any colour. A W. MORAN A SON, S\. CO' Willis St., Wellington. ! SOLDIERS' XMAS CAKES. ) QEE that your Boys or Soldier Friends I l J fare well at Xnias. This can be i done by sending one of our specially , prepared cakes, packed in airtight tins. ' Wo guarantee these cakes. Price ac- . cording to size. We will post tho parcel. • Send particulars to J. RAWLINS, White House, The Square, and Terrace End, Palmorston North. NOTICE— New Zealand Invention. The Old Clothes Prop has had its day, foe the "SAFETY" CLOTHES PROPS have como to stay. The harder the wind blows the safer arc the clotheslines in its keeping. The Allies' Hand Protector and Polisher is the only clean combination i for Polishing Stoves, Boots, etc., etc. > Obtainable at all stores and ironmongers. D' URAND'S REGULATING PILLS, ss. box. Most efficient and successful on market. Harmless and reliable. Sent . POST FREE by return on receipt postal • notes. Bridge Drug Store, Mail Order Chemiate, Auckland,