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AMUSEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE. Direction J. 0. WILLIAMSON, LTD. FIRST OP J. 0. WILLIAMSON'S 1917 STARRING ENGAGEMENTS, Commencing NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT. J. 0. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Announco the opening attraction of this years programme— tho .greatest scries of plays nnd players tho Management has over enjoyed the privilcgo o£ presenting. KATHLENE MaoDONELL, The Young KATHLENE MacDONELL, Canadian Star KATHLBNB MacDONELL, Actress, whoso I KATHLENE MacDONELL, art for the KATHELEN MacDONELL, past two seaKATHLENE MacDONELL, eons has been KATHLENE MaoDONELL, tho theatrical KATHLENE MacDONELL, topic of New KATHLENE MacDONELL, New York. Together with. The Original CHARLES WALDRON ' Daddy Long Logs'" OHAIiLES WALDRON of London and CHARLES WALDHON New York. CHARLES' WALDHON I In Jean Webster's Dramatisation of her I'ull-of-Smiles Book, DADDY — DADDY DADDY DADDY LONG LONG LONG : LONG LEGS. LEGS. : LEGS. LEGS. Tho Most Charming Play for Twenty Years. A PEW PRESS OPINIONS OP THIS REMARKABLE PLAY ON ITS FIRST REPRESENTATION IN SYDNEY: "Tho success of 'Daddy Long Legs' in' Sydney is tho talk of all Australia." " 'D_addy Long Legs' is the most charming of aU stage stories." "In shorter time than it takes to tell Miss Kathlcuo MacDoneil became the 'Idol of Sydney,' both inside and outside tho theatre." " 'Daddy Long Legs' is a play that holds from beginning to end, and makes mora ambitious productions pale into insignificance." "No play has been witnessed in Australia that has created such an universal fascination for tho. past 20 years." / ' "Miss Kathlcno MacDoneil will ever live in tho memories of all Sydney theatre-goers." "Mr. Oharles Waldron has completely eclipsed tho popularity of his initial appearanco as 'The Sciuaw Man.' " " 'Daddy Long Legs' absolutely sinks > into insignificance all former productions of its class." DADDY LONG LEGS ' DADDY LONG LEGS Oomcs Like a Purifying Breeze. It has Tugged at tho Heartstrings of Millions. PLANS AT THE BRISTOL, MONDAY, at 9 A.M. Touring Manager: Robert Williamson. WELLINGTON GAS COMPANY, LIMITED. GAS COOKERY DEMONSTRATION By MISS UNA CARTER. To ho hold in tho COMPANY'S LEOTDRE ROOM, Courtcnay Place, TO-DAY (WED.), the. 4th INST., Commencing at 3 o'clock. Subject: HOME-MADE SWEETS AND CAKES. J. H. HELLIWELL, Secretary. TEE Vocational Training of Girls (under auspices of Society Protection of Women and Ohildren), Meeting on July 4th, Concert Chamber, Town Hall. Sir Robert Stout in chair. Speeches by Educational Experts from the University, Secondary and Pubiio Schools, and Mrs. 11. Smith. Mothers, Teachers, and all interested invited to attend. ANNA P. STOUT, ■■ President. TENDERS. TENDERS FOR JEWELLERY STOCK. ■ WRITTEN" Tenders for tho Stock and Fittings in tho Assigned Estate of E. 1!. Bray, of Te Awamutu, Watchmaker and Jeweller, will ho received by the undersigned up to and including the 14th day of July, 1917. The value of same is approximately shown at £580. Stock Sheets may be seen at tho offlco of Messrs. Mandel and Carr, Ltd., 31 Hnattcr Street, Wellington, and at tho oiflco of tho, undersigned, or may bo obtained on application. A deposit of 10 per cent, must accompany each tender. COLLINS & DOWNES, Solicitors for the Assignees. ' Te Awamutu, ' 21st June, 1917. PUBLIC SERVICE STORES TENDER BOARD. SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OP STORES. Wellington, 28th June, 1917. TENDERS will bo received at the Office of the Chairman, General Post Office, Wellington, not later than 4 p.m. on Wednesday, tho 6th September, 1917, for the Supply and Delivery, C.1.F., Wellington, of the undermentioned material:— 30,000 Dry Cells, for Telephones. 3,000 Cords, 4 Conductor. 2,000 Diaphragms, for Watch Receivers. 15,000 Swanneck Insulator Bolts. 20,000 Cups for above. 3,135,000 Envelopes, various kinds. Particulars and conditions of tendering may bo obtained at the Office of tho Controller of Stores. 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