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' AMUSEMENTS. LAST NIGHT OF . "MAYTIME." TO-MORROW AND SATURDAY: "OH! OH! DELPHINE." QRAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction ... J. C.' WILLIAMSON. LTD. Manager John yarroll — / "MAYTIME," " Nothing Finer or More Artistic lias ever been staged in AVellington. TO-NIGHT At 7.55 . TO-NIGHT J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., . Present the ROYAL COMIC OPERA COMPANY, Including FLORENCE YOUNG, , In the FINAL REPRESENTATION , FINAL REPRESENTATION Of tho Beautiful and Exquisite Musical Play, "MAYTIME." "MAYTIME." "MAYTIME." Quaint. Dainty, Piquant, Brilliant. A Treat you may never again enjoy. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) NIGHT, AND ON SATURDAY EVENING, The Brilliant, Melodic COMIC OPERA, ■ with Music by Ivan Caryll and Lionel Monckton, in Three Dazzling Acts, "OH! OH! DELPHINE." "OH! OH! DELPHINE." ' "OH! OH! DELPHINE." Music with a Swing. A'Story with ft Tangle. Hosts of Pretty Girls'—and Such Dresses. COMIC OPERA AT THE ZENITH, In the Best and Latest J. C, Williamson ■ Style. MONDAY AND TUESDAY NEXT Musical Comedv in Excelesis: . "THE PINK LADY." , " "THE PINK LADY." Plays Produced by George A. Highland. Ballets and Dances Arranged and Invented bv .Minnie Hooper. Dress Circle aud Orchestral Stalls, 65.; Back Stalls, 35.; Gallery, Is. Early Doors to Stalls and Gallery, is. extra .(all plus tax). P.lan at the Bristol. Day Sales, at Ned Perry's. rjpiE KING'S. .TO-NIGHT, V.lo. "STOLEN ORDERS." KING'S GRAND ORCHESTRA., MB, LEN. BARNES (Baritone Vocalist). PUBLIC NOTICES.'. ' NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WELLINGTON RACES AT TRENTHAM JULY 10 and 12, 1819. OWING TO THE DRASTIC CUE- • TAILMENT OF TRAIN SERVICES CAUSED BY THE COAL SHORTAGE, THE RAILWAY DEPARTMENT IS UNFORTUNATELY NOT IN A"l-OSI-TION TO PROVIDE FOR RACE TRAFFIC. THIS TRAFFIC WILL NOT BE CATERED FOR EITHER TO. OR FROM THE.RACES. ON TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY, JULY B,' 10, AND 12Tho 8.5 ft.m. Wellington-Jlasterton ,train will not stop between Wellington "and" Kai.toke, aiid passeiigers will i.'ot 1m booked for .stations south of Feathefslon. Return Tickets'for'Stations north'of Lower , Hutt will hot be issued by the 7.8 a.ih. Wellington-Upper Hutt Train. The 3.30 p.m. Masterton-Wellihgton train (Upper Hutt depart 8.35 p.m.) win not stop at Trentham. ' ON SATURDAY, JULY 12, the 12.15 p.m. and 1.20 p.m. Wellington-Upper Hutt trains vfill not run beyond: Lower Hutt. A train, stopping wjiero required for passengers, .will leuve Wellington at 2,0 p.m., and run to Upper Hutt.' ■The 4.40 p.m. Upper Hutt-Weilington train will'not stop at Trenthani. BY ORDER. PATENTS. i TO MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS. rffVHE Proprietor of New Zealand Pntent -®- / No. 3(i,714 of September 11, 1915, for "Improvements in corrugated or like packing material" is desirous of entering into arrangements by way of License or tho like, on rensonablo terms, for the purpose of ensuring the practical working of the above Invention in New Zealand in accordance with the Act. Copies of the Specification and Drawings may ' be inspected at tho oflico of the undersigned, to .whom offers for transmission to the owner may be made. . , . ROBERT WALES, . Registered Patent Attorney; Head Office, 40 Dowling Street, Dunedin; und all Christclmrch, Timuru, Invercargill.

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