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AMUSEMENTS. "LOOK WHO'S HERE." LAST SIX NIGHTS. HEW PROGRAMME TO-MORROW. (TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. CONCERT CHAMBER. NIGHTLY, at 8. NIGHTLY, at 8. JACK WALLER PrcscnU 1 "LOOK WHO'S HERE," "LOOK WHO'S HERE," — "LOOK WHO'S HERE," — "LOOK WHO'S HERE," — "LOOK WHO'S HERE," "LOOK WHO'S HERE," In a Completely New Programme, 'HIE Including MUMMY MUMMY "THE EGYPTIAN MUMMY," MUMMY "THE EGYPTIAN MUMMY," MUMMY "THE EGYPTIAN MUMMY," MUMMY "THE EGYI'TLYN MUMMY," MUMMY "THE EGYPTIAN MUMMY," MUMMY MUMMY With WYLIE WATSON in his MUMMY favourite role of "The Mummy," MUMMY And New Items by MUMMY FREDERICK DENNETT MUMMY GREGORY IVANOFF MUMMY THE DICK DOROTHY TRIO - MUMMY HOWARD HAIL MUMMY' OEOILLA GOLD MUMMY ADA (SMART MUMMY -PATSY HILL MUMMY THE PURPLE BAND MUJIMY MUMMY And JACK WALLER. MUMMY MUMMY' Supported by a Brilliant Company MUMMY Popular Priccs--Threr> Shillings, Two Shillings, and One Shilling. ( . Uox Plan at Tiie lirislol. QRAND OPERA HOUSE. SUNDAY NEXT, APRIL 14th, At 8 p.m. GRAND CONCERT GRAND CONCERT By ■ ROYAL COMIC OPERA COMPANY ROYAL COIIIO OPERA COMPANY And • • •LEADING ARTISTS. Proceeds in "aid of Theatrical Stago Employees' Sick and Btjncfit Fund. JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE SUNDAY NEXT. WELLINGTON WELLINGTON WELLINGTON PROFESSIONAL PROFESSIONAL PROFESSION At ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. Silver Coin Collection. WELLINGTON FREE KINDERGARTEN ASSOOL-mON. ' SECOND ANNUAL PRODUOE SALE, SECOND ANNUAL PRODUCE SALE, ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH HALL, Wellington Terrace, WEDNESDAY, 10th APRIL, 11 a.m. tiH 6 p.m Fresh Country Produce, Caltes, Jams, And a Fancy Stall. AFTERNOON TEA 6d. No Entranco Fee. Come and Help the Little Ones. WELLINGTON RED CROSS SHOP, 148 Lambkin- Quay. Tel. 926. FRIDAY NEXT. ' . FRIDAY NEXT. THORNDON LADIES' RED CROSS DAY. THE SHOP will be Stocked ivith Produce of all kinds, good and wholesome. Heat, Vegetables, Homemade Cakes, Sweets, Flowers, and Fa.ncy Goods.' Nut Stall a Speciality. Tickets, for the £12 Grocery Store will be on sale, and the Raflle will take place in the afternoon. Como Oiie, Come All, and Help tho Red .Cross Funds. .Hon. Sec., JANET FIRTH. MASON'S GARDENS, TAITA, LOWER HUTT. FIKEST scenic gardens in tho Southern Hemisphere. Well worth a visit. Motor-buses meet all trains. Bpecial Bus leaves- for Station 5 p.m. daily. Afternoon Tea, Cd. Hot water provided free to picnickers. Cut flowers in any quantity. Orders booked for Rhododendrons. Azalias, Roses, and General Nursery Stock in choice variety. Choice collection of 25 Bulbs sent to any address on receipt of 25. : 6d., 50 for 4s. 6d. F. OLIVERS, Manager.

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