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AMUSEMENTS. (QRAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Managing DirectorsMessrs. Gpo. Tallis, Hugh J. Ward, Clyde- Meynoll. "DAMAGED GOODS." "WITH A GREAT BLINDING FLASH OF MIRTH, 'Bie PLAY REVEALS THE HIDEOUS POSSIBILITIES OF EVIL'TO THE INNOCENT AS WELL AS THE GUILTY, TO PURE WOMEN AND LITTLE CHILDREN YET UNBORN." APPROVED BY RELIGION, SCIENCE, GOVERNMENT. First Public Performance in New Zealand, TO-NIGJIT AT S. TO-NIGHT AT S TO-NIGHT AT S. "A plea for clean living-, intellectual and moral honesty, and a courageous nglit against hypocrisy." SENSATIONAL ONLY IN ITS SINCERITY. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., announce lflo Famous Propagandist Play, DAMAGED GOODS By Eugene :Brieux, Member of the French Academy. THE TRUTH, ThT'wHOLE TRUTH AND NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH. CAST OF CELiRACTERS: Goo. Dupon Lewis Willoughhy tho Doctor Stephen E. Scanlan Honriett* ...Alma Rock Phillips Mme. Dupont Gwen Burroughs MaM Molly Taylor Nuree ; Gertrude Boswell Student Kenneth Brampton M - LocliM Sidney. Stirling. A Woman ~„■. Josephine Rue A Man :. J. B. Atholwood A Girl ; Gwen Dorise Play Produced by George Barnum. Tho Venerable Archdeacon John Ward, M.A., Senior Captain-Chaplain of the New South Wales Military Forces: "This play U the best moral lesson I have ever 60en. It warns young people of the eerious pitfalls in life that they may innocently fall into. Every man, school teacher, and father should witness !it—• they are sure to benefit. I saw nothing in the play to take exception to—none but fanatics would. I truthfully wish the actors ; id management the success they deserve." The Play, in book form, is now on eale at the Grand Opera House. It may be obtained from the attendants, and at all bookstalls. Price, Is. 6d. BOX PLANS at the Bristol. Day Sales at the Opera House Confectionery. PRICES-D.C. and R.S.. 65.; Stalls, Ss.; Gallery, Is. Early Doorg Stalls and Gal-' lcry, Iβ: extra. TENDERS. TO BUILDERS. rpENDERS are invited for the Erection — of an Infectious Diseases Hospital at Featherston Camp. Plane and Specifications may be seen at the Office of THE DIRECTOR OF RAILWAYS AND WORKS, RAILWAYS' HEAD OFFICE BUILDINGS, WELLINGTON, to whom all Tenders should be addressed endorsed "Tenders for Infectious Diseases Hospital, Featherston Camp." Tenders Trill close at noon on MONDAY, 19th FEBRUARY, 1917. Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders will not be considered.

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