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NZ Truth, Issue 84, 26 January 1907, Page 4

TTULLEE'S VAUDEVILLE * CIRCUIT. Ptoprietora, John Fuller and Sons, OPERA HOUSE, AUCKLAND. JOHN FULLER, Manager. THEATRE ROYAL, WELLINGTON, HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE,* WELLINGTON, BEN FULLER, Manager. OPERA HOUSE, CHRISTCHURCH, WALTER FULLER, Manager. PRINCESS THEATRE, DUNEDIN, ALHAMBRA THEATRE, DUNEDIN, JOHN FULLER, Juu., Manager. New Artists Every Week. Complete Change of Programme evory Saturday. Gil. P. Hoskins, -Secretary and Treasurer; Ben Fuller, Managing Director, Box 457, Wellington. Sydney Agent, Mr. George Marlow, 548 George-street. O PERA HOUSE, , WELLINGTON. Under the direction of J. C. Williamson. "T FI E VIRGIN! A N." Another big Production by : J. C. WILLIAMSdN'S NEW DRA- : MATIC COMPANY. TOIS SATURDAY, . JANUARY 26. 6 •". And "For Five Nifthts Only. . .. ■ First. |)iTKcnUi:i(Ui..in. y^llinftton pf Owen WiiHer £tiid v ivirlce iLa ShQlle's cdramatiK^ion of the; foraner's hißlily . popular novel of American Western life- - ; "THE VIRGINIAN." Chas. Waldiron as "The Virginian.'? Ola Humphrey as Mollie > Wood: FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Ist AND 2nd. Last Tv,'o Nichts of Season *U NDBR TWO 'FLAG S." Box Plan at Dresden. Day sales at 'Abel's and Christ-esoh's. ~TQWN HALL. BLANCHE ARRAL, The Song Bird of France, The Greatest Living Lyric Soprano, m 1 FOUR GRAND OPERATIC RECITALS. An Event m thq annals of the Musical HJstorv of Wellington. FIRST CONCERT— ' MONDAY, JANUARY 28. SECOND CONCERT— ' . . a ■ ■■■■ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1. THIRD CONCERTMONDAY, FEBRUARY 4. FINAL CONCERTWEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6. Box Plan at. the Dresden. Prices — 4s, 2s 6d, Is: Early doors 6d extra. M.. MARCUS, Manager. VISITORS TO THE SOONOS IF. you want to enjoy a thorough holiday, engage one of A. H. SOOTT and Co.'# ■--■-■ Oil Launches, "ROSE," "THISTLE" & "SHAMROCK," Plying for Hire m QUEEN CHARLOTTE'S SOUND. . Terms: 80s per. day. Special arrangements ' " n^seTltor.P3cmo^Parties. r= ■> H. m/cORMACK:, Agent, " ~* Picton. TURKISH, BATHS. Management Established m New Zealand 35 years. , ; Branches m Dunedin and Christchuroh. /"COUNTRY and City People may-rely on .V^ our long experience to do things well. Hot Baths, Is. ' Turkish and Steam Baths, 3s each. E. C. TTATT-, Proprietress. AISUABIE HAS lines for the hot weather that will assist his. patrons m keeping the body pool and free. -from the unpleasantness of severe heat. He recommends SILK UNDERWEAR, , of which he has a choice stock. Silk Shirts and Silk Singlets are the coolest that can be worn. A, nice Duck or Flannel Suit enables one to move about with some comfqrt, and they may be had at a v^ry low price. # ". • Soft-fronted Shirts are also desirable/and Pyjamas at 5a Gd will enable you to get gome sleep m the hot nights. AISLABIE, ■1.6- VIVIAN-STREET, , Opp. Salvation Barracks. ..^ — .■' , Jfgtlgk i TH TIE BAZAAR^ \ *.. d FOR TIES OF EVERY \*B?V JARTATY. y <mh*Hlk. OLA^K;& CLAEK, Wl^TVffik 15 Viman^treet. .. ... LAU^q&Y. :„_ qpHE new/'aSri^an steam •*■ ' LAUNDRY. Juas fiist been opened _ja_HOLLA^D^iS^KEET (off ..Torystreet), a:?d Mifn&at. ready to receive work frpfn l-jfute^. Boardinghouses, and Vfyf&te/ Residences. As the Laundrr is equipped with the latest, scientific rp achinery for washing and .'dJ-yiii», tfd foods c a u be returned clean wi'vh the utmost 'despatch. M) D.^JLAY. NO DISAPPOINT- / ,;'" MENT. / R. HOLLE, jf Manager. EERHAMPORE. ' ROBERT UHR, HAIRDRESSER AND TOBACCONIST, .23 SOUTH-BOAD, BERHAMPORE, j Having London, New York and Capetown experience, may ho rel4ed on for a i GOOD SHAVE or HAIU CUT. j PL.UMBING. r* ASFITTING and Installing Eleotric vJ Light are especial features of my business. I have fitted up the leading shops at Berhampore, nnd my work has been supervised by such leading architects an Messrs. Chatficld, Swan, Hurst-Seeger, and Massey and Johns, and it may therefore be concluded that a)] business entrust-cc". to me will I'.avc highest skill m execution. GEORGE FEAR, • Berbampore Plumbing Works, LUXFOP-D-STREEa?.