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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. “•Miss Phyllis Lett has the voice which Homer forgot to describe as. belonging to Helen of Troy.”—London “Times.” OPERA HOUSE. Direction E. J. Gravestock. TO-MORROJV NIGHT, at 8. ONE NIGHT ONLY. MR. E. J. GRAVESTOCK Has the honour to present for the FIRST TIME IN MASTERTON, THE GREAT ENGLISH CONTRALTO GREAT ENGLISH CONTRALTO MISS PHYLLIS LETT PHYLLIS LETT PHYLLIS LETT PHYLLIS LETT PHYLLIS LETT PHYLLIS LETT PHYLLIS LETT PHYLLIS LETT “ONE OF THE BEAUTIFUL GRAND VOICES OF OUR DAY.”—London “Daily Mail.” Foremost amongst Contempory Singers and World-renowned for her Beautiful Voice and Magnificent Artistry. Supported by a Brilliant Company: MISS MARGOT MACGIBBON, The Brilliant Young Violinist. MB. NORMAN BENNETT, The Eminent Tenor. MR. MAURICE BESLY, The Famous English Composer-Pianist. Reserved Seats, 7/6; Unreserved, 5/and 3/- (plus tax). BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT ARTS & CRAFTS. ■ Concessions to Students and Members of Musical Societies. CARTERTON AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB. ELECTRIC LIGHT SPORTS MEETING. (In aid of Electric Light Fund.) WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1927, At 8 p.m. sharp. SHOWGROUNDS, CARTERTON. The following Wellingtontrunners aro competing:—C. H. Jenkins, J. G. Fleming, E. K. Eastwood, T. Matthews, F. C. Hill (sprinters); D. Priestley, C. Campbell, C. B. Allen, J. Barnes distance runners); C. Flett, P. V. Robinson, D. MeFedrie, J. Carswell, I’. S. Harrison, G. 8. Bright (cyclists); and Misses E. Monton, E. Porter, M. Collins and €. Miller. The Pick of Wairarapa’s athletes, including R. A. Rose, will compete. MUSIC BY CARTERTON BAND. ADMISSION, 1/-; including stand. Children, fid. I. A. HART, Hon. Secretary.

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