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AMUSEMENTS. QSCAIt ASCHB AND LILY BRAYTON. SPECIAL "OTHELLO" MATINEE. ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, Commencing 1.45. Children Half-price All Parts. Performance precisely as at night. Plans Dresden. /\SCAI! ASCHB AND LILY BRAYTON "OTHBLI 0." Do not adopt Iho old, and in thin instnnee, ridiculously unnecessary habit of "waiting to hear Uio verdict." There can and mil bo only one verdict, and it will fill the THEATRE TO OVERFLOWING. Bo wise and secure scats for to-night. TWO EXTRA ROWS OP STALLS Open this morning for booking at Gs. TWO HUNDRED STALLS AT 4s. FIVE HUNDRED GALLERY at 2s. 6d. and 2s. QSCAR ASCHE AND LILY BRAYTON EVERYBODY IS TALKING About this memorable season. It won't be half so memorable if YOU MISS SEEING "OTHELLO." which is unquestionably THE TRUMP CARD of tho ENTIRE REPERTOIRE. In no city in the World could you see a finer performance, or grander production of Shakespeare's Great Tragedy. QfEEA HOUSE, Direction....!. C. Williamson, Ltd. Manager, Harold Ashton. CURTAIN RISES 7.45 SHARP. Patrons are particularly requested to be in their seats at that hour, as the doors will be closed during the delivery of Othello's address to the Senate, which lakes place immediately on the rising of the curtain. FAREWELL PERFORMANCES FAREWELL PERFORMANCES . Of OSCAR ASCHE AND LILY BRAYTON OSCAR ASCHE AND LILY BRAYTON Supported by their COMPLETE LONDON COMPANY. TO-NIGHT THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY. AND SATURDAY SPECIAL MATINEE. Shakespeare's Sublime Tragedy. "0 T H E D L 0." : "0 T HELL 0." OSCAR ASCHE as OTHELLO. LILY BRAYTON as DESDEMONA. UNQUESTIONABLY THE FOREMOST EXPONENTS OF THESE CHARACTERS ON THE WORLD'S STAGE TO-DAY. Plans Dresden. Day Sales at Christeson's till 1 p.m. to-day, subsequently at Theatre Office (D.C. entrance) from- 2 to 5 p.m. Prices: Gs., 4s„ 2s. Cd., 2s. Chrildren Half-price Matinee. I QHORTT'S CONTINUOUS THEATRE, yj Willis Street. Tho Homo of Perfectly-Projected Pictures. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT.! A WONDER OF WONDERS! A PROGRAMME OF PROGRAMMES! An Unprecedented Series of the World'sGreatest Masterpieces. "A GHOST OF THE PAST." "A GHOST OF THE PAST." A Superb Star Picture. Witnessed Last Night by an Immense Audience. "THE FOSTER CHILD!" "THE FOSTER CHILD!" A Vitagraph Star. To bo seen only AT THE THEATRE that has a romit'ation all over New Zealand FOR THE CLEARNESS OF ITS PICTURES. Open Daily from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. ADMISSION-Adults Gd., Children 3d. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). "THE PETROL BANDITS!" "THE PETROL BANDITS!" A Thrilling and Sensational Detective ' Drama. MEETINCS, WELLINGTON PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. • THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Society will beheld at the Dominion Museum on WEDNESDAY, 23rd OCTOBER, at 8 p.m. Business: Annual Report and Balance-sheet; (2) Election of Officers and Council for 1913; (3) Alteration of Rules; (4) Annual Report of Astronomical Section; (sa) An Instance of Protective Mimicry in N.Z. Moths; and (sb) An Instance of the Effects of Natural Selection nnd Isolation in Reducing the Wing Expanse of a Moth, by Alfred Philpott; \i) On tho Physiography of the Tararua' Range, by G. L. Adkin; (7) A discussion on tho functions of the Society and of tholnstituto will be opened by Professor Laby; (8) The Intrusions of the Tapuaenuku Range, by Dr. A, Thomson; (9) General. Friends introduced by members will bo welcome.— C. E. ADAMS, Secretary. i' " . ' PUBLIC NOTICES. BANK HOLIDAY. LABOUR DAY, • 28th. OCTOBER, 1912... TJURSUANT to the terms of the "Banking Act, 1003," tho Banks throughout the Dominion of New Zealand will be closed on MONDAY, 2Sth October, 1912, being Labour Day. LAW HOLIDAY. MONDAY, the 28th inst., Labour Day, will be observed by SOLICITORS, practising iti the City as a Holiday. " F. HARRISON, Secretary, Well. Dist. Law Society. WEATHER REPORTS. 1 AT 4 P.M. YEBTERDAY. Cape Maria, van Dlcmen.—W„ light; barometer, 29.94; thcrmomoter, 61. Fine; sea, moderate. Kussell.—W.N.W., frosh; baiomoter, 29.77; thermometer, 63. Fair; soa. moderate. Manukaui Heads.—W., brcozo: barometer, 29.82; thermometer, 60. Fair; sea smooth. Auckland—B.W., fresh; barometer. 29.70; thcrmomoter, 62. Fair. Tauranga.—S.W., light; baromoter. 29.73; thcrmomoter, 60. Overcast; soa, smooth. East Cape— S.W., light; barometer, 29.70; thermometer, 64. Cloudy; ton, smooth. Gisborne.—W.. light; barometer, 29.70; thermometer, 58. Overoaat; soa smooth. Port Ahuriri.—S., breejo; barometer, 29.72; thermometer, 57. • Overcast; sea moderate. Castlepoint — S.E., light; barometer, 29.75; thermometer, 52. Overcast; sea increasing. . Wellington—S., breeze; barometer, 29.81; thermometer. 53. Overcast. New Plymouth.—S.W., light: barometer, 29.74; thermometer, 59. Fair; sea moderate. Cape Egmont—S.W., light; barometer, 29.73; thermometer, 60. Cloudy; sea moderate. Wangonui.—S., breeze; barometer, 29.74; thermometer, 63. Fair; sea moderate. Farewell Spit.-N.W., light; barometer, 29.80; thermometer, 69. Cloudy; sea moderate. Cape Foulwind — S.E., breeze; barometer, 29.77; thermometer, 68. Fair; sea moderate. Wostport.—S.E., breeze; barometer, 29.76; thermometer, 58. Showery; Eoa. moderate swell. Stephen Isliuid.-S.E., fresh; barometer, 29.75; thermometer, 50. Cloudy, hazy; sea rough. Cape Campbell.—S„ fresh; barometer, 29.85; thermometer, 57. Cloudy; e«a rough. Kaikoura.—S.W., fresh; barometer, 29.82; thermometer, 52. Showery, squally; soa moderate. Aharon, Lighthouse.—S.W.. Ireeh; barometer, 29.86: thermometer, 44. Misty, heavy rain; sen, heavy. Port Chalmers.-S.W.. light; barometer, 30.01; thermometer, 53. Overcast; sea smooth. Nuggete.-S.E.. light: barometer. 30.01; thermometer, 48. Cloudy; m& moderate. Bluft\-6X., lkhti b*rom«t*r, 30.05; ther< momtter, 41, Finn tea, smooth. 1 October 22, 191 V