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AMUSEMENTS. JjIULLERS' THEATRE ROYAL.'" The Management Present TO-NIGHT nt 8 TO-NIGHT COMPLETE CHANGE of PROGRAMME. A Sweet, Wholesome Performance. A Whirlwind of Laughter and Song. FULLERS' VAUDEVILLE PLAYERS. For the Business Man tired witli thd fatigues of the (lav. FULLERS', HUGE ENTERTAINMENT, For tho Wife harassed by tho worry or household duties. FULLERS' CULTURED ENTERTAINERS. For tho Growing Maid who desires pur# onjoyment, wholesomo fun, and Ewect melodies. ALL IMPORTED ARTISTS. Dress Circle and 0.5., 2s. j Stalls, 19. Plan at. Dresden (booking onlv Gd. extra.), THIS AFTIiRNOON,THEA'IIiF,ROYAL, From 2.30 to 5 p.m. g K A T I N G RINK, The Recognised Home of Perfect Pictures, Direction John Fuller and Sons. TO-DAY 2.30 TO-DAY FULLERS' PICTURES, MATINEE. MATINEE. MATINEE. MATINEE PRICES: Adults Cd., Cliil* dren 3d. SKA TI N G R. IN K. Direction John Fuller and Sons. FULI.EKS' The Best PICTURES, FULLERS' of all PICTURES. TO-NIGHT AT 8. Positively Last Screening of our Present Programme. RED CROSS MARTYR. LAST NIGHT, LITTLE WIDOW. I,AST NIGHT. ONE TOUCH OF NATURE. LAST NIGHT. CHIEF'S DAUGHTER, LAST NIGHT DARK DECEPTION. VENTRILOQUIST'S TRUNK. Pa the Gazet'" l . Stage-Struck Lizzie. Bill nml the jJohp. Kailir Compound) Orchestra Stalls Is., Stalls Gd. ST. THOM AS' S HALL NEWTOWN. Direction John Fuller and Sons, MATINEE 2.30 MATINEE MATINEE Sharp. MATINEI3 FULLERS' PICTURES. . FULLERS' PICTURES. Presenting a Choice Selection of Silly jects; suitable to tho Young Folk. LIEUT. ROSE AND THE MOORS. INDIAN CHIEF'S DAUGHTER. THE RED CROSS MARTYR, And a Host of Others, HANDSOME PIiOTOCARDS of th"« principal actors and actrcsses of tho Vitagraph, Biograph, and Selig Companies, and NOVELTY POST CARDS will bo presented to every child attend' ing tho Jlatineo this afternoon. , Children threepence to all parts. : gjHORTT'S CONTINUOUS PICTURES. TO-NIGHT and TO-MORROW! MAGNIFICENT STAR PICTURE, Just Arrived from London, TRISTAN AND ISOLDE! An Exquisitely-coloured Picture. TRISTAN AND ISOLDE! One of tho Most Gorgeous Star Filmi Ever Screened in Wellington. TRISTAN AND ISOLDE! A Historical Picture of the Days of Mark King of Cornwall. Supported by a Complete Programme of Exclusive Photo-plays. SPECIAL CHILDREN'S PROGRAMME THIS AFTERNOON. Open daily from It a.m. to '11 p.m. Admission—Adults. G<l.; Children, 3d. RUGBY FOOTBALL. • ' SEVEN-A-SIDE TOURNAMENT, ATHLETIC PARK. THIS AFTERNOON. 1.15 to 5 p.m. A NNUAL Scvcn-a-sidc Tournament -tx tween Senior and Fifth-class Teams. 22 MATCHES IN ONE 22 AFTERNOON. The Leading Players of the City and Suburb's in fast exciting games. Keen competition. ADMISSION Gd., Grandstand Gd. Proceeds in aid of Players' Insurance Fund. ■ CUP MATCHES commence next Saturday. No season tickets will be issued tliii season, but patrons may .reserve seats ,i( a _ charge of sixpence. Reserved Seat Tickets aro available at ARMIT'S, Lambton Quny, and at HORNIG'S, Cuba Street, from Fridav next. W. G. TALBOT, Secretary. Members of Referees' Association avail, able, to take matches during the afternoon are asked to attend at the Park. WANGANUI RIVER. '' THE FINEST RIVER TRIP IN THD WORLD AT YOUR DOOR. STRANGERS from all Tarts conccdo that the Wanganui River Excols all sights- in Scenic Grandeur. You. mav enjoy a Rest Cure at Beautiful Pipiriki House, or tho Unique House* boat, for a Week, at Is. PER DAY. TUESDAYS. THURSDAY, and SATURDAYS. FROM WANGANUI, DAILY FROM TAUMARUNUI. SUNDAYS and MONDAYS EXCEPTED. Bookings, Maps, ' Itineraries, Tourist Bureau, Cook and Sons. A. HATRICK AND COMPANY, LTD. "THE GARDEN HOTEL." ENGAGE Rooms for a Week End, Lovely Gardens, comfortable rooms, good menu, courteous attention. Moderate Tariff, and ORCHESTRAL MUSIO EVERY SUNDAY. Ring Up "BELLEVUE." ELECTION NOTICES. MAYORAL ELECTION. DAVID M'LAREN, tlio Selected Lt* Ixjuv Candidate, will speak TONIGHT (SATURDAY), at the Corner of Green Street, Newtown, at 7.30 p.m. Subject: Tho Principles of City Government and the Dangers of Class Control, J. V. SMITH, Secretary. KARORI MAYORAL ELECTION. "\/fR. C. CATHIE, Mayor, will addrosi ItJL the Electors, in pursuance of his Candidature for (he Mayoralty, in tin Parochial Hall, on MONDA\, 15th Inst., at 8 p.m. Tho Kclburne Short Roulo will bo. dealt with. LOWER HUTT MAYORAL ELECTION, TO THE ELECTORS. T ADIES and GENTLEMEN,-T invito Ju vou to meet mo on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, at St. James's Hall, Lower Hutt, at 8 o'clock. Yours faithfully, E. P. BUNNY. MAYORAL ELECTION. A MEETING of Electors favourable to the candidature of Mr. John Smith in the Mayoral Election will be held at tlio Chamber of Commerce, 100 Customhouse Quay, Wellington, on MONDAY, tho 1511) instant, at 8 p.m. Members of tlio Committee appointed by the Citizens' League are requested to attend. THOMAS 13ALL1NGER, Convener. SITUATIONS VACANT. .WANTED, A N INSPECTOR for New Zealand by a A largo English Fire and General Insurance Company. Applications, with experience and testimonials, to be forwarded to BOX 250, POST OFFICE, Christchurcb,