AMUSEMENTS.
POPS. Wo beg to remind our readers that the above named company opens on Monday, April Ist. A large programme given by first class artists, should draw a bumper house. All artiste will be ad vertised to-morrow evening. WANGANUI LIEDERKBANZ. Tho above Society hold their inaugu ral concert in St. Paul's Hall this even ing. v As the- tickets have been selling very well, a big house is anticipated, and we advise those intending to be present to get their seats early. The doors will be closed during each item and admittance allowed only during the intervals.
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