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AMUSEMENTS. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. OWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. TOWN HALL To-night and TOWN HALL To-morrow Night 'Only. Direction J. and N. Tail, LAST TWO APPEARANCES. HARRY HEARTH. HARRY DEARTH. HARRY DEARTH. HARRY DEARTH. HARRY -DEARTH. Another largo house on Saturday confirmed the- previous .verdict that he' is tho Greatest Sirij»er\ to visit Wellington for years. ; HARRY DEARTH. HARRY DEARTH. .HARRY DEARTH. To-night at 8.10, SPECIAL REQUEST NIGHT. Will Patrons kindly hand in their requests to the Management before 8 p.m. at the Town Hall? To-night HARRY DEARTH will (ring"Arm, Arm, Ye Brave" (Handel). , "To Anthea" (Hatton). ' "The Arrow and the Song" (Balfe) "The Lowland Sea" (old 6ea eong). And also Special-request items from his extensive repertoire. ASSISTING ARTISTS! Madame Marie Power (Contralto). Miss Carlien Jure (Pianiste). Harold Beck ('Cellist). ' ..TO-MORROW NIGHT. AT 8.10. GRAND FAREWELL PERFORMANCE GRAND FAREWELL PERFORMANCE ■ ' ' in the CONCERT CHAMBER. ABSOLUTELY LAST APPEARANCE, BOX PLAN NOTICE: The. Box Plans will be at the Town Hall To-day, 'Prices, 55., 33., 2s. Plus Tax. Late Door, Is. mOWN HALL, TOWN HALL. ' GRAND CATHOLIC BAZAAR. TO-NIGHT -Attractions- TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Extraordinary TO-NIGHT ' GRAND CATHOLIC BAZAAR^ • GRAND CATHOLIC BAZAAR. !''•'• And TUG-OF-WAR TOURNAMENT. ' TUG-OF-WAR TOURNAMENT. FLORAL MARCHES, PRETTY GROUP- ...' INGS, GRACEFUL DANCING (Airangedby Miss Barbara Putnam). COME AND SEE "THE FLOWERS OF THE EMPIRE." ', . '.ANOTHER EXCITING ■ TUG-OF-WAR CONTEST TO-NIGHT TUG-OF-AVAR CONTEST TO-NIGHT Between 8.45 p.m.-Hannifln's Teafn v. Dalton's ■, ..(Light-weights). * 9.45 p.m.—Mnnt, Cottrell's v, Sergeant Wade's (Heavy-weights). Admission: Gentlemen, Is.; Ladies,' 6d. rNRAND ■•• OPERA HOUSE. , PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. FOR 7 NIGHTS,' FOR 7 NIGHTS, COMMENCING NEXT SATURDAY, Gilbert and Sullivan's Masterpiece, "THE MIKADO," "THE MIKADO," Presented by the WELLINGTON AMATEUR OPERATIC SOCIETY, • UNDER DIRECTION.' of ME. TOM : ■ ' POLLARD. p"'" ' THE OPERATIC EVENT OF THE YEAR, ' ' GORGEOUSLY DRESSED AND MOUNTED. • Musical Director—Mr. Bernard Page. ss„ 35., Is. (No Tax). Plans open 9 a.m. Wednesday, at Bristol.' ' •' E. B. VANCE, . Hon. Secretary. WELLINGTON CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. GRAND POPULAR CONCERT . RAND POPULAR CONCERT In the CONCERT CHAMBER, CONCERT CHAMBER/' -'. 1 . ' . On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29* WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, In Aid of the Pipers' Uniform Fund. 7.45 p.m. sharp. 7.45,' p.m. sharp. (Under the Patronage of His Excellency the Governor-General.) HERE'S THE TALENT:' Mrs. Billie Green, (Dunedin Vocalist) Mr. Percy Martin (Tonor) Miss Queenie M'lnerney (Soubrette) Mr.' Georgo Peek (Humorist) Mr. L. F. Boyes (Elocutionist) Mrs. Paterson (Soprano) Mr. F. Brattle (Baritone) Miss Sadie Brown (Classical Dancer; Mr. V. Brown (Flautist; Mr. Will M'Keon (Humorist)' Miss Doris Clark (Soprano) Miss Chapman and Mr. Ramsey (Humorous DuettistSj ■ . And too ■SOCIETY'S PIPERS AND DANCERS. Stage Manager: W. M'Keon. Acconvpaniste: Miss M'Keon. Admission: Is., 2s.' (2s, Seats reserved at Bristol; fid. extra). Piano kindly lent by Bristol Piano Co. , ; ' ' WM. M'KEE, Gen.' Sec. DEPENDABILITY. Analyso the popularity of HRINSMEAD CHALLEN §9ffiL JES3E FRENCH BKASTED FOSTER Pianos by any standard, and tho result will always bo-inherent value. THIS choractoristlo has given these world-famed instruments unrivalled prestige among people who know pianos and their worth. Thoy reflect the result of years of experience, and represent the dependability and quality you seek, the valuo you demand m a piano purchase. We'Wo sole agents, and sell these pianos for cash or on easy terms. Our Pinrto Department Manager will be pleased to demonstrate their qualities. CHAS/'bEGG AND CO. LTD., . ■ r -■■ Manners Street, Tho Oldest-established Piaho House in Now Zealand. BUSINESS NOTICES. •E. S.-BAYLEY, SURGEON DENTIST, HAS taken over tho Practice iately carried on by Mr. L. Levien, and may be Consulted AT HIS' ROOMS, 216 Lambton Quay (opposite Kirkcaldie's). Telephone 980. PROTECTION against Firo in your . warehouse, Factory, Garage, Theatre, School, or Hospital, otc, is assured by installing tho famous "UNDERWRITERS" Chemical Extinguisher. Manning and Co. 188 Cashel Street, Christchurck H~~UNI)REDS of Motor Lorries of all descriptions are fitted with NORTH BRITISH SOLID BAND TYRES! Agent—W. Arnold, Taranaki Street.