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OPERA HOUSE, Lessee J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Sub-Lessee Georgo Marlow, Ltd. TO-NIGHT Of the „ Last Night Shop Girls' Dormitory Last Night The Bride's Bedchambef Last Night The Abduction Last Night The Girls' Pillow Fight TO-NIGHT The Escape from Prison. THE BAD GIRL OF THE FAMILY! THE BAD GIRL OF THE FAMILY! THE BAD GIRL OF THE FAMILY! THE BAD GIRL OF THE FAMILY! THE BAD GIRL OF THE FAMILY V Interpreted bj* GEORGE MARLOW'S COMPANY. Commencing TO-MORROW! ' TO-MORROW! (WEDNESDAY) TO-MORROW ! TO-MORROW ! 4— FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY— 4 Another Record Breaker. The Greatest Moral Drama of the Age, "THE ANGEL OF HIS DREAMS." "THE ANGEL OF HIS DREAMS. 11 "THE ANGEL OF HIS DREAMS." "THE ANGEL OF HIS DREAMS." A Story with a Moral. A Clergyman's Great Sacrifice. The Woman Who Came Between. Popular Prices— 3s, 2s, and Is Reserved Seats, 4s. Plan at the Dresden. Early Doors, Sixpence (6d) extra. Day Sales at Christeson's. JJTHE KING^S THEATRE. Proprietors— West's Pictures. Limited, and Linley and Donovan. TO-NIGHT! At 8 o'clock. TO-NIGHT! WEST'S AND ROYAL PREMIER PICTURES ! PREMIER PREMIER PICTURES ! PREMIER AND. SUPERB ORCHESTRA. THE LATEST, BEST, and STEADIEST Our New Programme a Triumphant Success. Comic Studies, Dramatic Tableaux, Scenes of Travel. Any Picture Worthy of Note to be ' Seen AT THE KING'S THEATRE. SATURDAY NEXT, Our "Genuine" PRIZE MATINEE! Our "Genuine" PRIZE MATINEE! (We Fear No Foe). MONDAY NEXT, THE SIRENS OF THE SURF! Prices— ls and 6d. Box Plan at Abel's. Booking Fee, 6d. Theatre 'Phone 3143. <MRAND CATHOLIC BAZAAR ! VTRAND CATHOLIC BAZAAR ! TOWN HALL. EVERY EVENING. EVERY EVENING. TOWN HALL* SPECTACULAR AND FANCY ' DANCING. OVER 200 PERFORMERS! OVER 200 PERFORMERS! Under Direction of SIGNOR BORZONI; RAFFLES, COMPETITIONS, SIDESHOWS, FANCY STALLS, SWEETS STALLS, Etc. Doors open 7 p.m. ADMISSION (including Chance in. Art Union), Is. THIS EVENlNG— Marathon Race (10 miles). All Crack Runners Competing. TO-MORROW— The Bazaar will be open from > 3 to 5 p.m. No charge for Admission. THURSDAY NIGHT— WEST'S PICTURES ! T. THOMAS'S HALL, NEWTOWN. EVERY EVENING, at 8 p.m. STAR PICTURES. Two Complete Changes Weekly— _ Mondays and Thursdays. .Presenting, for a Second Tune, Lasb Evening' 6 Programme. Auld Robin Gray. Pathe Gazette. A Lad from Old Ireland. Which Achieved a Sensational Success. mHE WELLINGTON CHORAL. JL SOCIETY. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. , FRIDAY, sth MAY. "THE CREATION" "THE CREATION" (Haydn). Conductor ... Mr. Maughan Barnett. 220-ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS— 22O Tickets, 3s (reserved), 2s (reserved), Is. Box Plan will open at the Dresden Rooms on FRIDAY NEXT, at 9 a.m. WM. E. CALDOW, Secretary. Tel. 3590. P.O. Box 5. pdTIZENS' League's Candidates are V> practical business men, and 6tand for Safe Administration. Vote whole ticket. -_ U" "NIVERSITY REFORM ASSOCIATION. The Annual Meeting of the University Reform Association will be held at Victoria College on TUESDAY, 25th April, at 8.15 p.m. All interested in. University Reform aro invited to attend. THOS. A. HUNTER, Hon. Secretary. ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION. ' CLASSES. FIRST Aid aoid Home Nursing Classes will begin early next month (May). A Special Afternoon Ladies' Claes will also be established, if sufficient students offer. Those desirous of joining any of the classes (men or women) are requested to forward me their name and address this week, and to indicate whether First Aid or Home Nursing; ladies to further indicate whether afternoon or evening. Fee .for course of lectures 7s 6d, subsequent examination, 2s 6d. J. D. AVERY, Secretary. 145, Featherston-streek NEW ZEALAND SOCIETY OF " ACCOUNTANTS. EXAMINATION, NOVEMBER, 1911. 4' REVISED SYLLABUS has been issued. Copies may be obtained from the undersigned. ERNEST W. HUNT, Secretary. 158, Featherston-street, Wellington, 24th April, 1911. TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC. riIHE Annual Presentation of Certifi- ^- cates and Medals will take place about the middle of MAY. Notice of the date and place will appear shortly— By order. LOCAL COMMITTEE. -^TOTE FOR JOSEPH MANDEL. An Old Resident and Surwwsful Busine?* man— nn Ideal Candidate for the Council. PROGRE~SS~\Vithout HigheTßatee or Increased Train Faros secir? v by vanag Citizens' L°ague Ticke*-