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The next J. C. Williamson attraction for New Zealand will be tlio Iloyal Comic Opera Company, which concluded a lonj; arid-successful season, in Melbourne last evening. The repertoire for New Zealand will be "The Pink Lady. 'liic (Jinema Star," and "The lied Widow. Hiss Florence Young will be in thu lead once more. Poets have'sweetly sung, ayo, many ~i time, . , iThe varying moods of the Australian But those same moods, altlio' tho p&ot thrills, .... Threaten poor mortals with sudden chills, For which tho remedy, certain os Us pure, . _ Is AV. E. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. —Adyt.