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Free Lance, Volume II, Issue 63, 14 September 1901, Page 18

/-I EO BEDFORD, Umbiella-maker, has \JC started a, Branch establishment in Molesworth-street, and is glad to notify his Customers that they can get their work done at 181, Lambton-quay, or 23, Molesworthstreet Just leceived from England a new stock of Silks, Sticks, Fittings, Tassels, Bands, etc., which will enable him to do woik cheaper than evei Umbrellas eoveied fiom .-5b ; new Sticks, from Is 6d Scizzors and Itazois carefully ground and set. China neatly riveted. Cane chaiis reseated. No connection with <tny othci umbiella makers in the city. No Canvassers employed. Umbiellas sent to any pait of the countiy b\ post. Note the Addiess — GEO. BEDFORD, VMBRELLAMAKEIC IHI, Lambton qua}, and 2.-5, Molesworthstreet

tpXCHANGE HALL. Lessee aaul Director — Mi. T. Di>den General Manager— Mi. H. Baxter TO-NIGHT AND EYKRY EVENING, Undei entirely new management. Special Engagement of FRED ALBERT,

Comedian and Dancer (late Tivoh Theatre) Reappearance of MISS THOMPSON, Charming Balladist. First Appearance of MISS BERYLE OILMAN, Tho fascinating and Dashing Young Seno, also CHARLES NAYLOR, Tho iavotiute Vocalist and Comedian. First Appearance of KMMIB OWEN. T Dr>den, Amy Vauglian, Hairy Baxter, Le&ho Forre&t, Lillian Rainford, T. Mooney, Little Lillian Loftus, the Cortz Bros., Wmnifred Sisters, Beryle Gilmour, Freddy Garnet. Look out for new Artists weekly Don't fail to see Naylor's laughable farce. FRIDAY NEXT, Grand Beauty Show for Ladies. Puces of Admission — Circle and Stalls 1«; Pit Od Manager, HARRY BAXTER