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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1675, 15 February 1913, Page 7

AMUBEMENTB. mHE EMPRESS THEATRB. Direction J. D. Williams. "Whoro Everybody Goes." Stalls Stalls, 3d. Dress Circle, Oil. 3d. CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Stalls Daily, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. 3d. TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT. Stalls "BRUTALITY" (A.B, exclusive 3d. drama), and a HOST of OTHERS. Stalls . and TO-NIGHT. 3d. "FLOWER OF LOVE Stalls and FLOWER OF DEATH." 3d. PRIZE ESSAY COMPETITION. Stalls "Christopher Columbus" Will bo Bd. shovrh ONLY at day serious To- Stalls day, t'roui 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. 3d, A CASH PRIZE of Stalls 2 GUINEAS will bo given by the 3d. Management for the best Essay Stalls upon ACTUAL SCENES in the 3d. Picture, "Christopher Columbus," Stalls not to exceed 300 words, by school 3d. children under U years of ago. S.tnlls State age, school, and private 3d. address. Essays to be posted to Stalls Empress or placed in tho box at 3d. tho Empress Theatre. The Editor Stalls "N.Z. Times" has klndlv consented 3d. to act as judge. Entries oloso Stalls Monday, 10 p.m.' 3d. ' — ■ Stalls 'COMMENCING MONDAY. ;3d. Wondrous "Feature" Drama, Stalls "KNIGHTS OF RHODES." ■ ■ ■ -3d. jriNG *S THEATRE. 3.30 THIS AFTERNOON. 2.30 WEST'S PRIZE MATINEE. WEST'S PRIZE MATINEE. ■: "THE STOLEN FAVOURITE" SHOWN. THING'S THEATRE. Proprietors, West's, Ltd., Linloy and Donovan. WEST'S WEST'S WEST'S WEST'B Present To-Night for tho Last Time, NICK WINTER, NICK WINTER, or , THE STOLEN FAVOURITE, / , THE STOLEN FAVOURITE,: ■, A Sensational R*oing Drama. MONDAY. ■■•",■■. ".'..■...'.■ .MONDAY.

A Military Spectacular Photo-Play. ; An- Asta Noilson Drama, in Three Acts. ■ A GIRL WITHOUT! A COUNTRY, A GIRL WITHOUT A COUNTRYj . ~'A GIRL WITHOUT A COUNTRY, :' A GIRL WITHOUT A COUNTRY,; A Thrilling Military Picture, ■ Full ■ of Realism' and Sensational Tit-bite. MONDAY.. ■ ■■.-. •: MONDAY.' Unveilinß of Captain Cook's Memorial at .Bhip Cove by Ilia Excellenoy the Governor. Scenes and Incidents on the Spot. . ; :' ■■• '•■ ' Prices as usual. ■ 'Phone 3143. '■ ' " SPORTS! NEW ZEALAND SPORTS! '■■ •■- SHIPS. - BPOETS! NEW ZEALAND CHAMPIONSPORTS! ■ . -'SHIPS. -v< •• SPORTS! NEW ZEALAND CHAMPIONSPORTS ! v SHIPS, SPORTS! — SPORTS! ' Don't Miss the SPORTSI •■ ri REATEST • ATHLETIC SPORTS!. WT SPORTS CARNIVAL SPORTS I i ;.■'. 01? THE YEAR. ';\ SPORTSI ■■—- SPORTS! BASIN RESERVE, ." SPORTS! BASIN RESERVE,■ BPOftTSI ■'•;■' THIS AFTKItNOON. 7 SPORTS!. THIS AFTERNOON., i-.<: SPORTS! (Under Control N.Z.A.A;A. \ SPORTS! -i, ".Council.) ■■■. ■■,:■■ SPORTS! , ■ ,;■ . —'.-.■■ '-•'. SPORTS I Champions from , Aucklandi SPORTSI Napier, Wiirarapa, Christ SPORTS! church, Olago, and Southland SPORTS! Competing for, the _ ' '"[ . SPORTS 1 CHAIIPIOKSHIP: SHIELD. SPORTS.! .:•■■'• ; : —'.:■: ■>■< :. ' ', SPORTS! Admission, Is. ' ~ SPORTS! First Event, 2.15 >to. \ "■ ■ SPORTS!. W. G. TALBOT, G. A* SCOTT, SPORTS!- .-■. Earn Soo. ' .Assistant' SPORTS! N.Z.A.A. Hoh.Bco. THE FATAL WEDDING; hntt the famous Tin Can Band Opening, His Majesty's- Theatre, Monday, February i?th..,.V:' '■.;■:■ •,.-■ -;. •. ■..,■. .•'. -■~■ ;■■ N EWT 0W N ?, A . & £•,'•'' '■■'■ '■

WEDNESDAY NIGHT. FEB.' 19th,, 1013, '~..'.- ,■- :■At '8 o'clock.', ;i ; . .;■;•.. :mukMObNLIGH^M^R^AKEH-S/. A SPLENDID PROGRAMME Otf :. FANCY DANCING. ELECTRIC CLUBSWINGING, SCIENTIFIC STRENGTH, .TIUJPrBU, AND ~ SOLOS AND SELECTIONS BY ■' ITIAMWAYS BAND. ~'■.■■.,'. GRAND MASQUERADE PROCESSION trill Leave Lambton Station at, 0.(5 p.m\ for Newtown Park, A Prize of £1 Is, will W feivea for BEST FANCY DRESS. Silver Coin Collection, m,aid of TramWays Band Instrument Fund. , TOXTrXORDINAUY - Hi ; The. Fatal. Wedding, at His Majesty's, Monday Neit. NEW ZEALAND'S PREMIER SPORTS , GATHERING. - ■OLENHEIM SPORTS, ■To be- held, on '•' ''■■■"■[. :'■'; : ' , MONDAY, ,17th MAECfI, 1918.' OVER £M IN PRIZE MONEY. .1 ' 2t>, GUINEAS FOR AMATEURS. ENTRIES CLOSE 3rd MARCH;,:.'■-' , Programmes and Particulars from the Secretary, ; - . •.'■':'-'■■ ;■ ■,v- -"■ - ■ .•.;.- BOX HO, Blenheim.'

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