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AMUSEMENTS. DIRECTION . E. BRANSCOMBE, LTD. Large mowN ttall. r arge mowN ttall. arge 1 own Hall, Jjakge 1 own xlall. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! SPECIALLY ENGAGED FOR THE BIG RECEPTION TO THE i THE NEW DANDIES NEW DANDIES TO-NIGTIT. At 8 p.m. TO-NIGHT. Theso NEW DANDIES are equal in ove.'T department—arid superior in —to any other company of their kind wlm have yot appeared in New Zealand. COME AND COMPARE. ARTISTS i MISS LILY FITZGERALD MR. FORD WALTHAM MISS PEGGY ROSS ME. MARSHALL LAWRENCE MISS RITA FITZGERALD MR, JOSEPH ISRENNAN MR, GEORGE EDWARDS MR. FRANK PIOACHEY MR. ROBERT AG NEW MR. PHILLIP JIAIf D.MAN " MR. ATHOL TIER, TO-NIGHT. IN THE LARGE TOWN HALL. TO-NIGHf. 1000 ,Seats at Is. 1000 Seats at 2s. 500 Seats at 3s'. Plan at Dresden. Day Sales at Christeson's. No Early Doors. No Extra Chaiges. LEO. D. CHATEAU, General Representative.

JJMPR.ESS THEATRE. "Where Everybody Goes." Stalls CONTINUOUS PICTURES. 3d. Daily, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Stalls Stalls, 3d.; Dress Circle, 6d. 3d. Stalls TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT 2d. NEW PROGRAMME. . Stalls A WONDERFUL 3d. mi "FEATURE" DRAMA by Stalls Tho World-famed A.]j. Co. 3d. "THE Stalls ' LITTLE TEASE." 3d. LITTLE TEASE." Stalls LITTLE TEASE." 3d. LITTLE TEASE." - Stalls LITTLE TEASE." 3d. LITTLE TEASE." Stalls And, a HOST of OTHERS. 3d. , rjpHE ' KINGTS THEATRE. Props.. AYost's, Ltd.. and T. M. Donovan. THIS EVENING, AT 8. First Screening of 1 "THE HIDDEN MESSAGE" A real HIDDEN MESSAGE" life powerful HIDDEN MESSAGE" dramatic cpiHIDDEN MESSAGE" sode, nn asHIDDEN MESSAGE" founding novHIDDEN MESSAGE" city iu HIDDEN MESSAGE" the HIDDEN MESSAGE" photo-play HIDDEN MESSAGE" world. Full of Sensation. See tho Pursuit by Motor-boat. Cha.se of Airship by Balloon. Balloon Burning in Mid-air. "THE HIDDEN MESSAGE." "THE HIDDEN MESSAGE." Highly Exciting, Thrilling, Novel. HER FIREMAN Up-to-date HER FIREMAN Story. (Brilliant Thanliouser Drama.) Kalem TRIXIE and the PRESS AGENT Comedy TRIXIE and the PRESS AGENT (An Actress's Adventure.) GAUMONT GRAPHIC., CEYLON. Exquisite Orchestration by tho KING'S LYRIC BAND. ■gHORTTS' CONTINUOUS THEATRE. TO-DAY. ' TO-DAY. To bo Seen only at, this Theatre. For tho First Time in N.Z. . "THE PARTING OF THE WAYS." "THE PARTING OF THE WAYS." Soe the Scnsational Rescue from a burning -Lighthouse by Aeroplane. JgOXING CHAMPIONSHIPS. ' ' ' TOWN : HALL, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY NEXT. WELLINGTON BOXING ASSOCIATION'S ANNUAL TOURNAMENT. BANTAM. FEATHER, LIGHT. WELTER, MIDDLE, HEAVY. Keen Competition and First-class Sport. 10 Contests Scheduled for First Evening 10. Prices: Stage and Gallery Sides, 55.; Ringside, 35.; Gallery and Back Stalls, 2s. Box Plan now open at ARMIT'S. Members please got their Tickets and book at ARMIT'S. W. G. TALBOT, Hon. Secretary. jgUSH BOXING ASSOCIATION. DRILL HALL, PAIIIATUA, TUESDAY, JUNE 10th. MIDDLE-WETGHT CHAMPIONSHIP OF NEW ZEALAND; BARNEY IRELAND V. TOM M'GRATH (Waipawa). (Sydney). , i AMATEUR BOUTS. < G. HAROLD SMITH, President. W. J. PALMER, Hon. Secretary.

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