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AMUSEMENT 3. "But, Nanna, women don't have babies for Iho honour and glory of it; they have them becniiso they want them!"—" Nobody's Daughter." 01' E K A lIOUS E. Direction Allan llamillon. MONDAY NEXT! MONDAY NEXT! "NOBODY'S DAUGHTER," "NOHODY'S DAUGHTER," ("TKc Bost English Play of the Yeor."Londou "Times"). Will 1)P Pro.-entod on an Elaborate Scale of Completeness by the. l'opulnr I'LIMMER-DENNISTON COMPANY, PLIMMEK-DENNISTON COMPANY, A combination of tho Finest Dramatic Artists in Australia, which hasten hailed as the worthy successors of the famous Biough and Boucieuult Company. The Return of the Favourites— MR. GEORGE S. TITHERABGE MR. HARRY PLIMMER MRS. ROBERT BROUGH MISS BEATRICE DAY MISS LIZETTE PARKES Misses Beatrice Usher, Tempo Pigott, Ena Collins, Messrs. Harry Sweeney, A. 15. Groeoamiy, and CyrU Bell. September 23 to 26— "NOBODY'S DAUGHTER." September 27 to 30— "A WOMAN OF NO IMPORTANCE." October 1 nnd 2— "A VILLAGE PRIEST." PRICES-os., 35., and Is. Early doors to Back Stalls and Gallery, 6d. extra. Day Sales at Christeson's. Children in arms not admitted. Box Plans at the Dresden. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. TOWN HALL. ORGAN BECITAL. ORGAN RECITAL. ORGAN RECITAL. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ' TO-NIGHT. 8 o'clock. BY MR. MACGiIAN BARNETT (City Organist). VOCALIST, MR. J. U. DOHERTY. Sonata No. 1 (Mendelssohn) Question and Answer (Wolstenholm) Minuet (Paderewski) ADMISSION-SIXPENCE AND ONE SHILLING. JNO. B, PALMER, Town Clerk. 21st September, 1912. WELLINGTON CITY BAND. (Late Garrison Baud.) Under Lieutenant Herd. GRAND PERFORMANCE , At . „ NEWTOWN PARK, ON SUNDAY, SEPTEJIBEB 22nd, At 3 p.m. NEWTOWN PARK. NEWTOWN PARK. Collection in aid'of Wellington Zoological Society's Funds (by permission, of" the City Council). VICTORIA COLLEGE DEBATING SOCIETY. ■ npilE EIGHTH ANNUAL PLtTNKET 1 MEDAL CONTEST will be held in the CONCERT CHAMBER TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock.

His Excellency tord Islington will present the medal to Ihd winner. The General Public are cordially invited to bo present. ADMISSION, FREE. Invitation Holders are .reminded that seats cannot be reserved for them .after 7.50 p.m. i G. G. G. WATSON, Hon. Sec. IMEW,,; ZEALAND. ..COMPETITION £v ' -.-'SOCIETY. •■■ SECOND ANNUAL FESTIVAL. Commcnciug November 13th. ■ • ENTRIES CLOSE SEPTEMBER 30th., JAMES DYKES, Secretary, ■ . 149-151 Katherstou Street, Wellington. « to 145.; fair calf, HJd.; ordinary, 9Jd. to IOJd. Tallow: In tfns, 255. cwt.j inferior, 17s. 6d. •' Mcssre. Murray, Roberts and Co. report:— We offered a cataloguo'of 30 bales of wool, 5000 sheepskins, 850 hides, anil calfskins. There was a large attendance of buyers, and tho reported ■ advanced in tho values of skins in terminal markets had a Rood effect on the bidding, which was remarkably keen, priced being par to one farthing per lb. above last sales values. Wool also shared in tho upward tendency, and hides brought prices ruling from par to one-eighth of a penny, nnd occaeionally one farthing ' per lb. over last sales rates. Wooh-Crossbreit, medium and rough, 7d. to Bd. per lb.; crutchingß, moderate to good, 6d. to 63d.; crutchings, inferior, 4Jd. to 5Jd. Sheepskins; Halfbrede and superiinc, Bd. to 9d.; crossbred, medium to fine, Bd. to e£d.; crossbred, coarse, 7d. to Bd.j lambs, super, 7d. to 7id.; lambe, medium, 7d. to 71d. j hoggets, dead and broken, s}d. to 63d.; damaged and inferior, 3d. to sd. Hides: Ox, heavy, 73d. to Bd.s on, medium, 7Jd. to 7gil.; ox, light, 7d. to 73d.; cow, heavy, 7d. to 7id.; cow, medium, 63d. to 7Jd.; cow, light, 63d. to 7d.; yearlings, 6Jd. to 7d.; bulls and stags, 51d. to 6d.; damaged oalf, hides, 4jd. to 6}d.j calf, good, lid. to 12}d.j calf,'medium, 9Jd. to MA.; calf, damaged, 4d. to Sid. • Tallow: In casks, 275. 6d. to 28s. 6d. per cwt.; tins, 235. to 265. per cwt. , : : Tho United Farmers' Do-operative Association, Ltd., and tho Waimrapa Farmers' Co-operative Association, Ltd., report:—Our fortnightly 6alcs of wool, sheepskins, hides, tallow, etc., were held yesterday. Prices realised were as foljow :—Wool: Crossbred, fine, 7jd. to 9d.; inferior and seedy, 6d. to 7jd. Sheepskins: Halfbred full-woolled. 73d. to 9d.; crossbred, 73d. , to BJd.j crossbred, short, 53d. to 7d.; crossbred, inferior and dead, 4d. to 6Sd. Hides; Ox, medium. 7d. to 73d.; ox, light, 6d. to 7d.; cow, 6d. to 6jd.; cow, cut and slippy, 5Jd. to 6Jd.: calf, superior, Ud. to Is.; calf, good, lOd. to lid.; calf, cut and slippy. 7d. to %i. ' Messrs. Levin and Co., Ltd., report;—We held our fortnightly sale yesterday, when we offered 20 bales of wool, 1500 sheepskins, 500 hides and calfskins, and a. quantity of tallow and horsehair. Wool: Only small quantity offering, which sold at Inst-Quo-tation. Fine and medium, crossbred, Bid. to 9jd.; coaree crossbred, 7Jd. to 81d.; inferior crossbred, 6Jd. to 7d.; nieces, 4Jd. to 5Jd.; locks, 3d. to 4.1 d.; crutchings, good, 61d. to 7d.; crutchings, medium, s{d. to 61d.; crutchIngs, seedy and inferior, *Jd. t6 sd. Skins: Market advanced a- farthing for all lines with keen competition. Halfbreds and fine crossbreds, Bd. to Bid.; medium and coarse nrosshreds, 7d. to Bd.; quarter to half-wools. 53d. to 7!d.; dead skins, %1. to 6Jd.; lamb skins. 5Sd. to 7Jd.; green skins, 6s. 4d. to 9s. Id. Tallow: Firm. Parcels in shipping order, £28: tins, £20 to £25 10s.j rough f-.it, £20. Horsehair, Is. to Is. BJd. per lb. norns: ss. to 21b. per hundred. Tails: Is. Bd. por dozen. Hides: Firm at last sale rales. Calfskins, easier to extent of a penny per lb. Ox hides, heavy, 7Jd. to Bd.: ox hides, medium, 7d. to 73d.: ox hides, light, 6Jd. to 7Jd.; cow hides. 6d. to 7Sd.: cut and slippy hidos, s}d. to 6?, d.; etair and bull hides. sd. to 53d.; yearling, 7>.d. to B)d.j calf, best, 12d. to 14d.; calf, me'dium, lCd. to lid.; calf, cut and flippy, ijd. to Bd.; horse hides, heavy, Bs. 6d. to 143. 6d.; horse hide, light, Jβ. to 9?. 3d.

K.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., and liodnced, report:—Our Bale yesterday was well attended by buyers from various parts of tho Dominion. Cable advices from London announcing the opening of the sheepskin eoJes there record a rise, and values here yesterday appreciated correspondingly, and were about Id. per lb. hotter than last sales. Hides were attain in keen demand at sd. advance. Wool: Crcesbred. stragelers, medium and coarse. HA. to 9d. per lb.; crutchings, clean and light. 6*d. to 63d.; criitchinus, medium, 53d. to HA.; nrutchings, eoody. sd. to s{d.: pieces a.nd bellies, IJd. to 6d.: locks. 3d. to 41(1.; dead woo!, 6d. to Bd. Sheepskins: Merino. 6d. to 73f1.: croshrcd, fins, 7*d. to 9rt.; crossbred, medium and course, 7d. to Bd.; crossbred, pliort, sd. to 6Jd.; crossbred, dead, 6d. to 6id.; crossbred, green, 3s. 6d. to 9s. 3d. each. Hide: Ox heavy, 7d. to fid.; ox, medium. 7f,d. to 71d.; ox, light. 63d. to 7d.cow, 61d. to 7>d.: calf, best, 10id. to 12(1.; on If, medium, Sfd. to 10d.; calf, damaged, ZJd. to Bcl. Tallow: In casks, 275. 6rt. to 28d. 3d. per ewt. Fat: 111 tin«, 225. to 2Ee. per cwt, Habbitskins. 9d. to la. Bd. ]ier lb. New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co.. Ltd., and Reduced, liavo received the following cablegram from their London hoiice, under date Soptember 19:—Sheepskins are from par to Jd. dearer, with the exception of erosbreil combing skins, which arc Jd. dearer. Me?srs. Murray, Roberts, and Co., Ltd., have received the following cable advice from their London friend?, Mcssre. Sanderson, Murray, and Co.. under date September 19:—"Sheepskins: Merino, market firm, but shows no material change. Shcopskins, crossbred market advanced Id," Woods'. Great Peppermint Curo, li,6d, k Ckronle CtoVC^Bfttalntj, , ! >