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AMUSEMENTS. rp O W N HAL L. J ' (CONCERT CHAMBER.) Direction '. J. and N. Tait. Commencing WEDNESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER ?2, and on ■ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, • FRIDAY OCTOBER 24. and at GRAND OPERA HOUSE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25. Messrs, .T. and N. Tait take greal pride in presenting in a series of Concerh de Luxo the Fmnou.« English Baritone, HARRY DEARTH. HARRY/DEARTH. » HARRY DEARTH. ' HARRY DEARTH. HARRY DEARTH. THE MUSICAL EVENT OF THE YEAR THE MUSICAL EVENT OF THBYEAE THE MUSICAL EVENT OF THE YEAR Fresh from a Tjimnnheil Tour of Australia, where in Melbourne he save 24 consecutive Concert: , ., wi achievement never before approached by nny visiting artist. HARRY DEARTH. HARRY DEARTH. HARRY DEARTH. HARRY DEARTH. HAREY DEARTH. You've heard 'his Records on the Gramophone. Come and hear him personally. ENGLAND'S GREATEST BARITONEENGLAND'S GREATEST 8.-WiiTONE. ENGLAND'S GREATEST BARITONE. Mr. Dearth will te Supported on the Platform in this Cifv by a. DISTINGUISHED COMPANY "OF HIGH-CLASS ARTISTS. PRICES. 35., &., and 25. (all nliis tax). BOX PLAXS OPEN at THE BRISTOL qn MONDAY MORNING NEXT. , MAURICE RALPH, Manager, GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Under tho patronage of Their Excellencies tho Governor-General and Couutes3 of Liverpool. OCTOBER 28, 29, 'and 3ft. OCTOBER 23, 29, and 30. MISS GLADYS. CAMPBELL Presents The Latest Production from England, "ONCE UPON A TIME!" "ONCE UPON A TIME!"' "ONCE UPON A TIME!" "ONCE UPON A TIME!" ■ . In 4 Acts. N A Charming Fairy Tale Play, by the Authoress. of '"Sunset Land." Price.*: 55., 35., Is. 6d. '. Box Plan opens at the Bristol, October 25. ' . ■■ 9 NEW AND CHARMING SONGS, "* Just Published"A COTTAGE BUILT FOR TWO," K I', Riiugo C. to C; "JUST LONGING," Key F, Range B to D. Theso Songs have only been ou our counter for a matter o! days, and have liiokcn all records' for quick sales.' AiK'thei Important New Issue is "DREAM OV THE BALL" (Waltz), By A. Joyce. ABSOLUTELY A "STUNNER." All One Price, 2s. 2d., post freo. O'HARA'S MUSIC WAREHOUSE, Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. SHOWS... ■JGTAWKE'S BAY; SHOW. • AT HASTINGS. OCTOBER 22 AND 23. EXHIBITION : /of ; pedigree' stock, hacks, hunters and horse leaping competitions, all north island champions competing. — /■ HAWKE'S BAY SHOW. FINANCIAL. STRATFORD BOROUGH COUNCIL. • . DEBENTURES. APPLICATIONS are invited for the -£»■ Purchase of Sixty (60) Debentures for .£lO3 each. Term-20 years, from October 1, 1919. Interest, 55. per cent. Applications close on OCTOBER 20, 1919, nt 7.30 p.m. . ' . . ■ PHILIP SKOGLUND, Town Clerk. WAR CERTIFICATES. WANTED P r urchaFe, cosh, War CertiScatets. taend date, price, all particulars, add.essed stamped envelope, "CONFIDENTIAL," ; P.O. Box 205, G.P.O. TOIUT SPECIALISTS PROTECT YOUR COMPLEXION FROM CLIMATIC ABUSE. THE continual changes in climatic conditions nt the present time play havoc with the complexion unless it is nroptrlv treated and protected. CAMELLIAN FACE CREAMS , ■■ will not only protect your complexion, but will promote a beautifully clear, fresh sldn," regardless of weather and wind. Madam I Make uso of these excellent CreamsVanishing Cream, 8':. Gd.; MassageCream, is. 'MRS. CAMERON. "Boiieloir C'c.mille," Cooper's Buildimrs fminosito "Evening Post"). Entrance iust off Willis Street, WELLINGTON. 'Phono 4535. LET RUSMA HELP YOU! SUPERFLUOUS HAIR on a woman's 10 iace takes all Hie enjoyment out of her life; it is a daily humiliation to which, unfortunately, many women be.come martyrs. ' YOU should know that thero is a cerlain DESTP.OYER of hair grwtli within easy reach. RUBMA (Eeg.) does oil we claim for it. Removes and destroys permanently all superfluous hair by a simple treatment in your own home. Let us send you.particulars. Write to-dny to Dept. D, MES. lIULLEN, 3A Courtc'aay Place, Welljneton. We stock the Daintiest Powders, Face Crenius, and all Toilet Requisites. 'Phone 104 T. MISS MILSOM, leading authority on Hair Culture, positively agrees with the Scientists that the scalp must be first treated, because 95 per cent. ca«os refuse Hair Tonic unt'l the seulp lias been treated kindly and nourished. There can never be a universal hair tonic: what suits oilo will destroy hair for another. Cases diagnosed either personally or by mail. Miss Milson, 94 Willis Sli-eet.