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AMUSEMENTS. rjIRE EMPRESS THEATRE, "Whera Everybody Goes." Malls CONTINUOUS PICTURES. 3d. Daily, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Stalls Stalls, 3d.i Dress Circle, Gd. oil. ' Stalls TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. 3d. FINAL APPEARANCE OP fetalis "THE Exciting 3d. "THE detective drama Stalls SECRET 3d. SECRET Stalls Nat Pinkerton CUPBOARD." 3d. wills again. CUPBOARD." Stalls And a HOST of OTHERS. . 3d. LADIES BRING THE -Stalls CHILDREN THIS AFTERNOON. 3d. Walcli for "THE BLACK Stalls COUNTESS/; \_3d. rjUIE JUNG'S THEATRE. Props., West's, Ltd., And T. M. Donovan. WEST'S SUPERIOR PICTURES. THIS AFTERNOON. WEST'S CHILDREN'S MATINEE. "SHADOWS OF TnE NIGHT " Screened. Children, 3d. to Stalls. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. LAST NIGHT OF "SHADOWS OF THE NIGHT." . (Sensational Biogram.) LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL, 1913. And all our other gems. MONDAY. MONDAY. A Beautiful Pathe Coloured Romance, "ZASSA," "ZAZA," An Artist's Love Romance. jgHoirrrs' continuous theatre. TO-DAT! TO-DAY! Tlio Most Pcrfoct Picture Wellington Has Ever Seen— "A WOMAN'S HONOUR." Unsurpassed in the History of Kincmatographv. WATCH FOR MONDAY'S GREAT STAR. _ TOSEPH M'CABE'S LECTURES. OSEPH M'CABE'S LECTURES. Commencing MONDAY EVENING, 2ud JUNE, In tho CONCERT HALL. Thte MOST POPULAR SCIENCE LECTURER On tlie English Platform of tho Present Day. JOSEPH M'CABE'S JOSEPH M'CABE'S JOSEPH M'CABE'S • JOSEPH M'CABE'S Fasoi nating ILLUSTRATED LECTURE ENTERTAINMENTS ILLUSTRATED LECTURE ENTERTAINMENTS Oil ! EVOLUTION AND ASTRONOMY, With Illuminations by Unique Slides. MONDAY EVENING, 2ml JUNE. Tho Entirely Neiv Illustrated Lecture, STORY OF LIFE ON THE EARTH. STORY OF LIFE ON THE EARTH. STORY OF LIFE ON THE EARTH. TUESDAY, 3rd. "THE END OF THE WORLD." WEDNESDAY, 4th. "EVOLUTION OF MAN." THURSDAY', sth. "LIFE IN OTHER WORLDS." 25., Is. (Reserved Scats 35.). Cowmen® at 8. Plan at Dresden, CARLYLE SMYTHE. JJIOWN HALL; WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4th. A COLOSSAL CONCERT By tho WELLINGTON FOUR. WELLINGTON FOUR. WELLINGTON FOUR. WELLINGTON FOUR. COLOSSAL CONCERT WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4!h'. POPULAR PRICES: 2s„ Is. A few Reserved at 3s. SKATING. SKATING. SKATING. LOWER HUTT DRILL HALL. EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY. Evening Session: 7.30 till 10. Afternoon Session: 2.30 till 5. Excellent Floor. Perfect Skates.' Fresh Novelties Every Week. H. BURRIDGI'], Manager..'

OTAKI MAOEI::®ICIN6 CLUB. ' WINTER MEETING..':"/..".; '. WINTER 'MEETING. WINTER MEETING. ' WINTER MEETING.. . KINO'S MimiDAY. KING'S UIKTJIJJAV NEXT TUESDAY, AND. .WEDNESDAY. , NEXT TUESDAY-AKD WEDNESDAY. • RACECOURSE NEAR RAIL WAY STATJOjS,U.OUJMr.. EXCURSION. FARES' is.: lid. RETURN. Trains leave Tliorndon Station at 7.10 and 8.20 n.ui. . ..Return, 5,22.p.m. 0. J.J)'ATir,.Secretary,.,:' o"™% Thei "Turkey Trot," the "Bunny: MM Hug)" and the " Tango Dance," , have been rightly abolished from . fashionable programmes. . They j, ■ were innovations that had nothing to recommend them, for they were K3 q || more vulgar than elegant. Society, IQy OL R | | tolerates innovations in Ball Programmes for here the artist and the designer aim at refinement. P rOfirullllllGS Within ths few days we a . ' ta have received a shipment of |t' I Society's latest Whims I m Ball Programmes. | and these arc now available to J hostesses., We offer a very choice -Jf selection of Programmes, and wc; will undertake the printing and guarantee artistic results. 25 Bail Programmes, printed, from 9/6 50 Ball Programmes, printed, from 12/6 100 Ball Programmes, printed, from 17/6 I Invitation Cards ' ' I These are hand made and ari O (J | | exquisite in an extreme degree. OCab a i 25 Invitation Cards, ■■ printed, from 7/6 — 50 Invitation Cards, printed, from ' 9/6. Prafir&ninißS ' nv ' tn *' cn (9 f? We can do the printing I| |j at a few hours notice! i | Telephone No, 1,081 II I White,©mbe and: Tombs Limited. 10 "