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amusements. rjUIH EMPRESS THEATRE. ' ""Where Everybody Goes." Stalls CONTINUOUS PICTURES. 3d. Daily, 11 a.m. to II p.m. stalls Stalls 3d. Dress Circle, Gd. . 3d. -— Stalls , TO-DAY ami TO-NIGHT. 3d. COMPLETE CHANGE, Stalls Including :| d. THREE EXCLUSIVE Stalls FEATURE DRAMAS. 3d. DRINK'S LUKE. Stalls DRINK'S LURE. 3d. A.B. DRINK'S LURE. Stalls drama. DRINK'S 1/U KlO. 3d. DRINK'S LURE Stalls ' DRINK'S' LURE. 4 , 3d. A sublime story ol' « man's rc- Stalls demotion. 3d. .T'lio Selig dramatic sensation, 3d. THE DYNAMITERS. Stalls .THE DYNAMITLRS. 3d. Stalls TOILING THE EIRE FIENDS. 3d. A Thrilling adventuro at an oil Stalls well lire. 3d. And a HOST of OTHERS. Stalls . _3d. rjpHE KING'S .' THEATRE. Props., Wests, Ltd., Linley and Donovan. ■WEST'S PICTURES, An aggregation of pictorial wonders nightly displayed, including: MR LOVE JS LI EE, FOE LOVE IS LIFE, A brilliant and charming coloured drama. SIX O'CLOCK Intensely SIX O'CLOCK dramatic. Maurice Costelio in tlio star part. THE FLAT ABOVE, ; - An-Amusing Vita. Comedy. LADY CLARE,LADY CLARE, An. Old England romance. Captain Scott's Memorial Scrvice at . St. Paul's; and Many Other Stars. Friers as ustm!. 'Phone 3145; SATURDAY AFTERNOON. WEST'S CHILDREN'S MATINEE. Children, 3d. to Stalls. ,- h ; 0 P E R A HO U'S E. Lessee J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Direction Allen Dooue TO-NIGIIT. TO-NIGIIT. LAST TWO NIG JITS Of : •ALLEN DOONE ALLEN DOONE . ' . In ■ THE WEARING OF TOE GREEN. THE WEARING OF' THE tiEEEN.. There is something about, these simple little plays (hot Mr. Allen Doone's excellently balanced company is producing at the Opera House which mate the audiences—and largo audiences, ; too—enjoy them in a.way that is not quite tire same as in tlio case* of oilier dramas.,.. .... NEXT PRODUCTION, SATURDAY NEXT. The Coiuedv-drama, MOLLY UA\V\N. , MOLLY BAAVN.

PRICES: 55., lis., Is. Early Door Stalls 6d. extra; Early Boor Gallery Is.-extra. Box Plan at Dresden. ,Day Sales at. . Christeson's. . ' ■ • - THE FIFTH EFFORT. CI TIZE NS' C AMI' NIV AL. I T I Z E N S' C A It N I V A L. TOWN HALL, SATURDAY NIGHT, 8 o'clock. ,£IOO—ART UNION DRAAYING—dCIOO In connection with . ... GRAND CONCERT.... ■ SPLENDID PROGRAMME . BY LEADING ARTISTS,, including: Misses Phoplxi Parsons, Eileen Drisooll, Muriel Bennett, Mrs. Marie . Queree; Messrs. Hamilton Hodges. S. N. Hutton, F. V. Waters, AV. Caton,' 11. N. Fletchcr, Stanley Rankin, E. Hill, 1L Phipps, R. S. Allwriglit. ... Watch out for Pull Programme next issue. . ' THE POST AND TELEGRAPH CHOIR, THE ORPHEUS QUARTET PARTY. Holders of Art Union Books should return fame, together with remittance? without delay, .so fiiat they may participate in the drawing. ■ Tickets, Is.; Reserved Seats, 2s. Box-. PUn at tho Dresden. aS( jrBEAN> - ... Secretary. ' WOUIiD YOU LIKE TO PLAY THE . MANDOLINE? IF so you wiA bo interested in the reallv splendid stock of these instruments held bv us. ' . . Genuine Italian Mandolines, from 80s. "to £$ 35.., including- complete outfit, St "PyxV ,tU Mandoliiie.—The most perfect toned'and .beautifully finished Mandoline in existence. Double the power oi tone the ordinary instrument possissses,. 1 rices, with case, tutor, oto., <£G 12s. Gd„ £7 lis. 6i1., .£ll 10s., and JjM 10s. We also have a fmo stock of Guitars from 17s. Gd. to £6 12s Gd.; Banjos, 2,5. 6d. to JC7 7s. Banjo Mandolines, Bauduras. Mandolas, etc. . ; ''. ' ... Our window display is certainly floitn seeing. Country residents should ask for our complete Catalogue, giving Ml particulars. Sent anywhero 1-REL OI CHARGE. CHAS BEGG AJSD CO., LTD., 19-21 Manners Street, Wellington.. . The Oldest Established Music- Warehouse in Now Zealand. " AA'o never lose & Customer after she has (once worn a Warner's U list-proof ' Corset We think, it-is the best corset made. Wellington drapers:—Advt.

WHITCOMBE- t TOMBS * LIMITED THE SHIFTING 1 ' SCENE In the course of a few days we will be back in our old premises which v/ere wrecked by a disastrous fire some ,months ago. A great deal of care has been devoted to the rebuilding operations, and,'./with the experience of the past to guide "life,'.'' we have schemed to have the new arrangem6hts of the departments as perfect as possible. Those who'have watched the work at the old premises will have noted that the plate glass has just been fixed in the bjg windows—this . is practically 'the finishing touch by the ■ workmen, the next move is ours. AND WHAT IT MEANS Moving is always a troublesome affait', and' to a concern like ours, under our present conditions, it is.an ordeal. The stock,.stationery, office fittings, plant, etc., in four separate places;, have to be moved and concentrated in the rebuilt premises, and, naturally, we want to have as little as possible to move to lighten the work for all concerned. That is why we have been holding the Shifting Sale, and that is why we urge you to make the most of the last few days. As we begin packing up for the move we find that thero are quite a number of items of stock that would be better cleared than, carted, and these we are practically giving away. The general stock, which may be visible from day to day, wo arc offering at a DISCOUNT of 20 per cent.