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AMUSEMENTS. QRAND OPERA HOUSE, Lessees ... J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD, Manager John Farrell, A GREAT AND IMPORTANT OCCASION. TO-DAY WEEK, NOV. 17, TO-DAY WEEK, NOV.. 17, For a Season, of 9 Nights. HARRY G. MUSGROVE Presents for the First Time to I’lay-goerfl of Wellington England’s’ Greatest and Most Popular WORLD’S LAUGHTERMAKER Singer-Comedian, WILKIE BARD, WILKIE BARD. WILKIE BARD, WILKIE BARD, WILKIE BARD. The Brightest, Cleanest, Most Original, Most 'Versatile, Most Human, and Most Genial Comedian the English-speaking Stage has yet known. WILKIE BARD WILKIE BARD WILKIE BARD Will present those Songs and Comedy Scenes which have helped to make his name a household word throughout England, including: "I Want to Sing in Opera." “The Stage Cleaner.” “The Welsh Railway Porter." “On Sentry Go.” “The Night Watchman.” WILKIE BARD WILKIE 'BARD Will be Supported by a Very Distinguished Aggregation of High-class International Specialty Artists, including: BROTHERS ECLAIR. Drawing-room Athletes. MISS PEGGY PEAT. The Most Popular 'Songstress of a Continent. CREIGHTON. The Fidgety Genius. PEDRO AND PEDRINA, Direct from New York. SUTHER, / The Qno-Man Musical Revue. MONICA DALY and FRANK MARR. A Delightful Girl and a Breezy Partner in a dash of all things worth while. A FULL OPERATIC ORCHESTRA, Under the Batoifof' J~. 11. Keers. BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOD PIANO CO., TUESDAY NEXT PRICES: D.C. and R.S., 7s. 6d.; Stalls, 3s. (3d.; Gallery, Is. 6d.; Early Doors. Stalls and Gallery, Is. extra. All prices plus amusement tax. CHARLES BERKELEY. v — — ___ £XRAND OPERA HOUSE, NEXT SUNDAY, _ NOVEMBER 13. 1921, at 8.15 p.m. In Aid of Navy League. GRAND SUNDAY RECITAL GRAND SUNDAY RECITAL By BRAUND’S ORCHESTRA AND M ILL.- ' TARY BAND Assisted by MISS OLWYN DAVIES (Soprano) HERBERT WOOD (Tenor) W. B. BROWN (Bass) P. MINIFIE (Piccolo Soloist) And— THE LYRIC FOUR.

MEETINGS. WELLINGTON PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. President: C. E. ADAMS, D.Sc., F.R.A.S. SPECIAL LECTURE AT ART GALLERY. ipROFESSOR W. N. BENSON, of Otaga IL University, will lecture on "LEONARDO DA VINCI” at the Ait Gallery in Whitmore Street, THIS EVENING (Thursday), at 8 o’clock. Friends of members and all others interested are cordially invited to hear Pro- < fessor Benson speak on tlie fifteenth century "Forerunner” of Science. H. HAMILTON, Secretary. NATIONAL MILITARY CHAPEL. fJIHE Public are invited to hear His Worship the Mayor, the Bishop of Wellington. Sir John P. Luke, Gen. G. S« Richardson, Col. G. Mitchell on this sub. ject in THE TOWN HALL, TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), EVENING, 8 p.m. FREE. FREE. 1 WOMEN'S NATIONAL COUNCIL. IMTR. A. R. ATKINSON will lecture on Ixl TTrK pTVORCE LAWS. THE DIVORCE LAWS. St. John’s Hall. Dixon Street, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, at 8 p.m. Public invited. PUBLIC NOTICES. THANKS.KTISS NESTA CARWELL COOKE I’-S- tenders her sincerest Thanks to the many mothers and other ladies without whose skill and patient aid the conspicuous success of last Saturday’s Dance Recital would have been impossible. Also to Mr. Gardner for stage management. the Bristol Piano G>. for box plan services and loan of piano, to Walter Fuller Esq., for loan of scenery, to Mr. McKenna, of the Opera House staff for very valuable assistance, and to all those ladies.and gentlemen who so kindly ana gratuitously assisted in various capscities. Classes Recommence SATURDAY, APRIL 1. BUSINESS NOTICES THREE DAYS ONLY! WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 10, and 11. Great bargain sale. REAT BARGAIN SALE. Large Quantity of Hand-made Ladies* and Children’s Garments of best quality, etc., at Lowest Prices. . THE SKATING RINK SHOP, Vivian Street. NOTICE. OWING to increasing Business we have removed to more commodious rramises at WILLIS STREET (Next Gamble and Creed’s). We Have Also Installed Machinery for KNIFE & PANEL''PLEATING. Orders promptly executed. THE WELLINGTON ACCORDEON A BOX-PLEATING CO. • VYTOOD-MILNE Rubber Heels cost VV. tittle more than inferior rubbers. They are British made, from best Par# .Buliber,