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AMUSEMENTS. QPERA HOU BE. THE M'SWEENEY SEASON. BOX PLAN AT THE DRESDEN. It was Captain Cook who discovered Australia, the birthplace of me twins. But for him they might have been bum Blackfellows.—"Mrs. M'Sweenoy," ■ Q i , D R A : 11 0 U .S E. Lessees ... J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. Direction of ... PLAYWRIGHTS. LTD. Business Manager J. E. Moore. MRS. M'SWEENEY'S FAREWELL.' .' Tho best of friends must say good-byo. Notwithstanding the Enormous Success of MAGGIE MOORE as MRS. M'SWEENEY MAGGIE MOORE as MHS. M'SWEENEY The Season Must Positively Close on WEDNESDAY NEXT, AUGUST Uth. Consequently there can only bo FOUR AIOKK PERFORMANCES. FOUR MORE PERFORMANCES.. . TO-NIGHT, AT 8. MAGGIE MOORE, MAGGIE MOORE, SUPPORTED BY A SPECIALLYSELECTED COMPANY, , In "MRS. M'SWEENEY,". ' Is a Great Success. BECAUSE IT IS CLEAN.. BECAUSE IT IS WHOLESOME. BECAUSE.IT IS ENTERTAINING. Received Nightly With ROARS OF LAUGHTER and TREMENDOUS APPLAUSE. CATCHY MUSJC! B.REEZY JOKES! ■ ■ "COME ALONG IF YOU FEEL MISERABLE." Popular Prices: Is., 25.. Cd., and 16. NO EARLY DOORS. Box Plan at the Dresden. Day Sales at Abel's. ' ..,..: THE KING'S THEATRE. Proprietors: West's, Ltd., and Linley and Donovan. TO-DAY At 2.30. TO-DAY WEST'S PRIZE MATINEE. WEST'S PRIZE MATINEE. AVEST'S PRIZE MATINEE. WKKTS PRIZE MATINEE. TO-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT Last Opportunity of Witnessing this' Week's Star Successes. THE SNAKE DANCER. THE OUTCAST. Etc. Prices—ls. and Gd. Plan at Abel's and I Theatre. Booking Fee. Gd. 'Phone 3143. MONDAY! MONDAY! • West's Spectacular Military Drama, 'TWIXT WAR AND THE GIRL, 'TWIXT WAR AND THE GIRL, 'TWIXT WAR AND THE GIRL, An Episode of the Francb-Gcrmnn War. The most Exciting Picture of the year, DIEPPE MOTOR RACE. DIEPPE MOTOR RACE. <3 K A T I N~G RINK. Direction John Fuller and Sons. The Recognised Homo of Perfect Pictures. TO-DAY MATINEE TO-DAY 2.30. MATINEE 2.30.. FULLERS' Tho Best PICTURES FULLERS' of nil. . . PICTURES j Presenting a. Superb Scries of Photoplays, including The Romantic Adventures of DICK TURPIN. Two Knights in a Bar-room, Etc. Matinee Prices: Adults, Cd.; Children, 3d. Q K A T I N G R I N £.' Direction John Fuller and Sons. THIS EVENING AT 8. FULLERS' The Best PICTURES FULLERS' . of all. . PICTURES Presenting for the Lost Time Last DICK TURPIN. Night His Les<=on. Last LITTLE MATCH GIRL. Night Two Kniphts in a Bnr-iwim, list LEAP YEAR LOTTERY. Night. Cantnin .Tenks Diplomaoy. • ■ ■ AND NUMEROUS OTHERS. Orchestra Stalls. Is.; Stalls, Gd.. '' .. THE DANDIES!' THE DANDIES! THE DANDIES! THE DANDIES! THE DANDIES! THE DANDIES! TO-NIGHT and EVERY EVENING at 8. mOWN HALL (CONCERT CHAMBER). Last performance of,tho present delightful programme. Complete Change on Monday.

I Tho Dandies. Entertainment is Unique nnd its artists are famous' for their ■.' REFINEMENT. JOLLITY. ! . .VERSATILITY.] Prices: 35., 25., Is. Plans at Dresden till 1 p.m., then ChristesoliV Day. Sales Christesoir's. THE DANDIES! THE DANDIES! THE DANDIES! THE DANDIES! THE DANDIES! THE DANDIES! T> UG B Y .FOOTBALL. THIS AFTERNOON AT 3. . Groat Match at Pctone: ORIENTAL V. PETONE. ■■ And Matches of Imoortaneo at ATHLETIC PARK "ATHLETIC! V. MELROSE. : ATHLETIC V. MELROSE. WELLINGTON V. WATRARAPA. WELLINGTON V. WAIRARAPA. (Junior Ecp. Game.) Usual Players' Train to Petono: To Aro 2, Lambton 2.10. Special Train running direct, <>naMinjr' spectators to reach ermtntt in ample' limo, leaving Lambtoa at 2.50. '. ■•' • .■ Adraisjion on Grounds, Gd.; Ladies free. Grandstand 6d. W. G. T.ALBOT, ' ■. Secretary. NEXT WEEK: Oriental v. Athletic. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS.. FOOTBALL MATCHES AT PETONE. ON SATURDAY, 10th Ajipist, 1912, a Special Train will leavo Welliiißton I for P<!tono at 2.30 p.m. Only spccinl football tickets will bo available by this train. ■ Return Special Train will lcavo Pcteno for Wellington at 5.20 p.m. .' . ... By order. |

HOCKEY.' ■:. ■REPRESENTATIVE MATCHES. JL«J .., , TARANAKI v. WELLINGTON, • TARANAia v. WELLINGTON, Also, WAIRARAPA (JUNIORS A) v. WELLINGTON , .. WAIRARAPA (JUNIORS 13) v. WELLINGTON THIRD.. ■ - AT DAY'S BAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. Return fare, Is. Admission, 6d. Boats-1.15, 2, 2.30. Don't Miss These Thrco Matches. TOWN HALL,~IOth AUGUST. WELLINGTON ORPHANS' CLUB. LADIES' NIGHT. Tranis will rim from Town Hall after function. Enstbourno Steamer will leave at 11 o'clock. Sumlay Entwtainment Steamer will leave at 2.15 p.m. All Orphans Invited. R, A. KKBKAK, Seeretoy. SUNDAY OONCEKT. SUNDAY CONCJORT. npOWN HALL. -'TOWN HALL.-TO-MORROW NIGHT. 8.15 o'clock '■ V. r ELLINOTO.\' CITY BAND, Assisted by Mrs.-A. Mitchell, Mr. Hamilton Hodges .(vocalists), and Mr. D. Cov\:> m:1 Mr. A. M'Donald (imtrunicntalists). I Silver Coin Collection, in aid <.! B;:ml. R¥clSloinj6TmrCYGiES~are7he coniiniT macliine.s. Wo are agents for those- world-famous engine*, and havo a rnngo from 2i to G-h.p. Call and in--sixct. ■ Trial run given at nuy time. R-epuirs to any make machine by motor experts. .••-■- -. ... :' . WITCOMBE AND PYM, Agents, 'Phono 2UU Vivian Street*..