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/^V P E R A HOUSE. WEDNESDAY, 24th AUGUST, "ELIJAH" (Mendelssohn). THURSDAY, 25th AUGUST, CONCERT RECITAL. FRIDAY, 26th AUGUST, "MESSIAH" (Handel). First Appearance in New Zealand of MR. WATKIN MILLS, MR. WATKIN MILLS, MR. WATKIN MILLS, MR. WATKIN MILLS, ENGLAND'S MOST FAMOUS BASSO, Assisted by MONS. PARLOVTTZ, the Eminent Polish Pianist, MADAME EVELEEN CARLTON and MISS PHOEBE PARSONS, Sou pronos, MISSES L. LLOYD HASSELL and MAY O'DONOVAN, Contraltos, REV. SYDNEY HANDOVER and MR. J. SEARLE, Tenors 1 , and the CHORUS and ORCHESTRA of the WELLINGTON MUSICAL UNION, numbering 360 performeirs, umeter the Con duct orship of Mr Robert Parker, L.T.C.L. Box Plan open® at the Dresden on Monday Next, 15th instant, at 10 a.m. Prices— Dress Circle, ss; Stalls, 3s; Family Circle and Pit, 2s.

THEATRE ROYAL. EVERY EVENING, at 8. Electnc Trams now run to within a few yards of the Theatre. DIX'S GAIETY COMPANY Intense Enthusiasm Nightly Greets FRED. H. GRAHAM and NELLIE DENT in their Idyllic Duologue, "PARTNERS AT THE BALL." JAY W. WINTON, The Unparalleled Ventriloquist will Recalcitrate with ff McGinty." SATURDAY EVENING, Welcome Re-appearance of Everybody's favourite — LES WARTON Also, GIGANTIC CAKE-WALK DISPLAY. Watch for Cake- Walk Competitions, commencing MONDAY EVENING. Prices — 2s 6d (reserved), 2s, and Is.

CITY COUNCIL ELECTION

I HAVE to thank those Ladies and Gentlemen who recorded their votes in my favour on MONDAY, and placed me at the top of the poll. I will use my best endeavours to justify the confidence reposed in me, and hope, by faithful service in the interest of the ratepayers, to ensure re-eleo-tion when my present term expires. F. COHEN 92, Willis-street, August 16th, 1904.