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AMUSEMENTS. J PEEi HOUSE.' ireetion Allan Hamilton, j TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY). ( POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT Of live ITAMILTON-PLIMMER, SEASON. IIAMILTON-PLIMMEK SEASON. reduction witli nil the Original Electii* il, and Mechanical Effects of tlie most uceessful Com;dy-I)rnina of the present Generation, A MESSAGE FROM MARS. A MESSAGE FROM MARS. A MESSAGE FROM MARS. A MESSAGE FROM MAKb. Interpreted by a cast <rf exception Brilliancy. IT. R. ROBERTS as Horace Parker. WINTER HALL as The Messenger. SYDNEY STIRLING as Arthur Dicey. ARTHUR STYAN as The Tramp. MRS. BROUGH as Annt Martha. BEATRICE DAY as Mrs. Clarence. ENA COLLINS as Miiuii? Templer. PRICES—Ss., 35., and Is. Early door 3 d. extra. Box Plan at the Dresden. After 1 p.m. o-day at Christeson's. W. A. LOW, Business Manager. g-AMILTON-I'LIMMER, COMPANY. PROVINCIAL TOUR. WANGANUI—JuIy 14tli, 15th, and 16th. NEW PLYMOUTH—JuIy 17th and 18th. STRATFORD-July 19th. HAWERA—JuIy 21st. I'ALMERSTON NORTH-July 22nd and 23rd. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP I FOOTBALL. BASIN RESERVE, BASIN RESERVE, THIS AFTERNOON. THIS AFTERNOON. ■TARANAKI V. WELLINGTON .TARAN'AKI V. WELLINGTON (Brown Shield Match). ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL, NOW THE MOST POPULAR, GAME IN WELLINGTON. 78 TEAMS PLAY EVERY SATURDAY. DON'T MISS_THIS GAME! TA.IIANAKI TEAM reported to be THE BEST ever left that District. KICK-OFF 2.« SHARP. Admission, Is. Ladies Free. I A. WILLIAMS, i Hon. Sec. RACE BALL, 17th JULY, 1913. MEMBERS ato requested to kindly send in their Nominations for tho above as early ns possible, ui order to avoid disappointment. Tickets may be obtained through any member of th? Committee. 00M1 ]ToS J%.Vcoate": J. G. Duncan. Ken. Duncan, Dr. H. A. H. Gilmer, J. H. Harcourt, W. Higginson, W. G. Jolinston, H. S. Mooflhouso, Neil M Lean, D. J. Nathan., Oxton Stevens, C. W. Tringham, C. M. Turrell, B. JTurnbull, 0. S. Watkms, Algax WilliamS' A. E. WHYTE. Secretary. CJ RATING. SKATING. SKATING. S lower hutt diull hall. EVERY MONDAYf iHURSDAY, AMJ Evening Seir» {0 A gXtK" ; i'rtifrA SUCCESSFUL WALTZ. "NIGHTS OF GLADNESS," By Charles Arnoliffe, a copy. . p_, Price, is. Gd.j posted to any address 19.7 d. Other Waltzes in big demand are:"Vnlse Novembre" (Tovce) "Yalso Septembre Cvxoain); "vllse Arabis" (Cowley), "Pink Lady (Caryll), "Thousand feses (Joyce), "Garden of Memory" (Hope). Price, IS. Gd. each. _ Our stocks are always rc s'™i sl ' c with tlio latest Home successes. Nny no> call and tear a few tried over on the Pinno? CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD.j Manners Street. Wellington. The House of Good Music. • WEDDING GIFT. T LOYD'S Lucky WEDDING RINGS JU Solid 18ot. Gold stamped, 16s. Grt to 50s. eaoh. 282 LAHBTON QUAY and 1U CUBA STREET. THE WONDER-WORKER! i. nioneered good music in centre whore E.the world's masterpiece never reached; it is the great enlightens —the most versatile of entertainers, l "tho machine with tho human voice, it sonant, mellow, and clear it is rfcu tat^niylhi?J "HIS MASTER'S VOICE GRAMOPHONE." You may have heard tnlkmg machmc —hut- have you heard THIb one, m Master's Voice" the grandest instrumen of all' Resolve to buy one foi >ou linme njid make vour entertainment coir plete Catalogues and name of nearet accredited denier on request. GRAMOPHONIUM, LTD-, 118-120 Victoria Stroet, WELLINGTON. THE RHINE OF MAOBILAND. WANGANUI" "RIVER, ANGANUI THE GREATEST SCENIC RIVER IN THE WORLD. Excellent Accommodation at Boautifu Pipiriki and tho famous Houseboat. From Taumarunui Daily, Sundays am Mondays exoepted. From- Wanganui— Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. , . Bookings, Maps, Itineraries, Touns Bureaux; ' Coolc and Sons, A. HATRICK AND CO., LTD, LYNN TEA GARDENS "U 220 Hutt Road, Petone. An Ideal Spot to spend a wook-ond. Every Modern Convenience. Afternoon Teas and Suppers a Speciality i Special Room for Evening Partieß. A Lovely Spot for Motorists to stay to Rofreshmenta. Cigarettes Sold. MRS. H. S. WOOLCOTT, Junr, Proprietress. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. MR, N. S. CAMPBELL, late of Mastei (on wishes lo notify tho public thrt he has taken over tho Bellevue Garde Hotel, Lower Hutt. Patrons may be assured of every atter tion. Oitiwr I'nrtlM entered for, Afternoon Tea a speciality,