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AMUSEMENTS. TO-MOREOW. TO-MORROW. THE MILITARY TOURNAMENT AT' ' I'ALMKRSTON NORTH. >][IHE ' KING'S THEATRE. Proprietors: West's 'Pictures, Ltd., and, Linley and Donovan. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. WEST'S AND ROYAL PREMIER PICTURES PREMIER PREMIER PICTURES PREMIER AND SUPERB ORCHESTRA. , Distinguished above all others for natural, realistic and artistic display. Tho Latest Kinematographic Attractions Direct from England, Europe and America. SEE TO-NIGHT— . THE TAMING OF BILL. THE GAIJMOKT GRAPHIC. N.S.W. SWIMMING'CHAMPIONSHIPS. THE RENUNCIATION. PATHE'S ANIMATED GAZETTE. TWEEDLEDUM, ETC. Price's, Is. and 6d. Bos Plan at Abel's. Booking Fee, 6d. Theatre 'Phono 3113. TO W N H A L L. .TO-NIGHT.' , WEDNESDAY, Sth FEBRUARY, At 8 p.m. GRAND ENTERTAINMENT (In aid' of tho Funds of...the YAV.C.A.). His Excellency tho Governor will preside. . PROGRAMME; Selection by the Garrison _ Band—Test ■ Piece for Palmerston North Band Contest: "L'Africane" (Meyerbeer) Speeches by 'Lady Islington and Dr. Findlay ' Song Mr; A. C. Stephens Song Miss Eileen Ward Dutch Duet (by kind permission of Mr J. C. Williamson)—Miss Bertha Miles and Mr. Roland Robertson Grand Parade in National Costume— Y.W.C.A. Girls INTERVAL. . Speeches—Mr. Wilford and Mr. Herdman Song Mrs. Fisher Musical Monologue .....' Mr. Mills "Grow Little Mushroom,"TheGaymakers Selected Mr. J. Dykes GOD SAVE THE KING. Sweets sold by a bevy of twelve young ladies. ' PHOTOGRAPHY. PHOTOGRAPHY. .. FOR EXCELLENT AND ARTISTIC PORTRAITS, finished in Best rossiblo Manner; visit • SPICER'S PHOTOGRAPHIC ■ STUDIO, Cuba Street, Opposite Royal Oak Hotel,' (Entrance to Studio in Dixon St.). Wedding -and Family Groups,' Cricket and Club Groups, etc. Handpainted Enlargements at , the Lowpst Possible Prices, consistent with " Good Work... ... 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Third Prize of One Guinea foi 1 the second best four verses, 1G lines.- Gist of matter can bo taken from Carton on Bottle of Wioletta Cough Cure, which is stocked by chemists and stores. The Proprietors of Wioletta Cough Curo hnvo tho right to retain all manuscripts: Carton must be enclosed with competition, and addressed, COMPETITIONMANAGER, WIOLETTA COMPANY. AUCKLAND. Plcaso mention this.paper when forwarding Competition. Competitions closo 31st March, 1911, TRY RADFORD'S FOR FURNITURE. W3 carry a good stock of reliable Furniture, Carpets; Linoleums. Bedsteads, and Bedding; also Crockery and Ironmongery, and furnish throughout at lowest prices cash or terms. 50 Manners Street, and Petono. "THE DOMINION." NEWTOWN AGENCY. MESSRS. E. BACK AND CO. have been appointed Agents, for "The Dominion" at Newtown. Advertisements and instructions for delivery of tho Paper lo any address may be left with this firm, iddress, THE DOMINIC' STORE. lunction Riddiford alia Rintoul Streets. 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