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AMUSEMENTS. GRAND OPERA HOUSE Direction . J C. Williamson (N Z.), Ltd Matinee To-morrow (Wed.)’ Doors at 1 o’clock. Curtain ut 1.55 p.m. MATINEE PRICES; Bs., ss„ 35., 2s. (plus tax). Children ’ Half-price. PRICES: Preferential Seats, 12s. 6d. All Unreserved Seats in the D.C. and U.S. are now available at 'THE BRISTOL for TO-NIGHT, YVEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY, al. 10s.; STALLS, 55. ; GALLERY, 2s. Early Door Stalls and Gallery, Is. extra. (All Plus Tax). Day Sales at the Grand Opera House Confectionery, where there are plenty of good seats in the. STALLS and GALLERY. TO-NIGHT (At 7.55 o’clock)—TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT (At 7.55 o’clock)—TO-NIGHT. AND EVERY EVENING 'Aaaris > ' * The Musical Koiuunce of the Canadian Rockies with its beautifu 1 melodies. Tho Famous Totem Pole Ballet, Tho Haunting Melodies of "Roso Marie” and "The Indian Lovo Call.” The Dances, the Costumes, the Music, And a Magnificent Cast, including HARRIET BENNET, FREDERIC BENTLEY. REGINALD DANDY, And 100-OTHEII PEOPLE—IOO. Day Sales obtainable at The Grand Opera House Confectionery. Manager Alex. F. Wilson. ATHLETIC SPORTS. SPORTS MEETING. SHOWGROUN DS, CA RTERTON. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), FEB. 7, Commencing at 8 p.m. SEE D. GRAY, Champion Australian Cyclist, and OLY MPIC RE PRESEN TATIVE IN ACTION, also YVELLINGTON CHAMPIONS COMPETING. DO NOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY Of Seeing THE AUSTRALIAN CRACK CYCLIST AND NEW ZEALAND’S BEST. Including T. OAKLEY. A MAGNIFICENT MEETING. BY ELECTRIC LIGHT. H. A. McPHEE, Hon. Secretary.