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AMUSEMENTS. piIE KING'S THEATRE. | SRAND TO-DAY MATINEE P JRAND at MATINEE SI JRAND 2.30. MATINEE M "PARCEL-POST JOHNNY," Si A Treat for tho Youngsters. il CHILDUEN-Stalls, 3d. Stalls, 3d. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! m LAST NIGHT. i Your East Chance., 90 Grasp it. n A GRAN]) PROGRAMME INDEED. , A GRAND PROGRAMME INDEED. J Jnrivalled. Unsurpassed. !! THE MAN IN THE WHITE CLOAK. } THE MAN IN THE WHITE CLOAK. £ A Superb Screening. i, See this UNDHR THE MAKE-UP. £ Glorious UNDER THE MAKE-UP. £ Vita. UNDER THE MAKE-UP. 1 You'll never see better than this. AND A STUPENDOUS PROGRAMME. MONDAY. MONDAY. 'MOUNT EGMONT"—of gorgeous beauty. JIM PRESS THEATRE. "Whore Evorybody Goe6." CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Daily, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. ] Stalls, 3d.; Dress Circle, Gd. J TO-DAY AND TO ; NIGHT! 1 Last Time of tlieso two Big "Features." Tho A.B. Co.'a Thrilling Story, 1 "OLAF.-AN ATOM," ■ "OLAF.-AN ATOM," n "OLAF.-AN ATOM," Charming EDISON Drama. , "WITH THE EYES J "WITH THE EYES OF THE BLIND." OF THE BLIND." 1 And many other choice items. BRING THE CHILDREN TO-DAY. OONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT! "THE DANDIES." TO-NIGHT! "THE DANDIES." TO-NIGHT! "THE DANDIES." TO-NIGHT! "THE DANDIES." EVERY NIGHT! DELIGHTFUL, EVERY NIGHT! DEBONAIR, EVERY NIGHT! DASHING. AUSTRALIA'S PREMIER COSTUMECOMEDY COMPANY. "THE DANDIES." "THE DANDIES." COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Direction Edward Branseombe, Ltd'. gHORTTS' CONTINUOUS THEATRE. TO-DAY! . TO-DAY! PATHE'S GREAT STAR ATTRACTION: "THE DOCTOR'S CRIME." "THE DOCTOR'S CRIME." THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, EXCEPTIONAL ATTRACTIONS FOR THE CHILDREN. FOOTBALL. THIS AFTERNOON. ATHLETIC PARK. ORIENTAL V. ATHLETIC. Great Deciding Match of the Second Round. Also an Important Junior Gamo, ATHLETIC V. PETONE. SPECIAL ATTRACTION. TWO-MILE nARRIER HANDICAP, To bo tun- at half-time. 40 Competitors. ADMISSION, Is. Indies free. Grandstand Gd. AT PETONEPETONE V. MELROSE. Admission, Gd. Train at 2.10. W. G. TALBOT, Secretary. __CITY COUNCIL." TOWN HALL. ORGAN RECITAL. ORGAN RECITAL. | ORGAN RECITAL. SUNDAY AFTERNOON, SUNDAY AFTERNOON, V At ■ 3 o'clock. By DR. W. KINGTON FYFFE. Harche Moderno Spring Song (by request) Holl ns Sunday Mormng —• Hopkins Law , AVpl v Offertoire FREE! JNO. R, PALMER. . Town Clerk. July 12th, 1913. THE one and only Big Waltz Success of the year—"Loneliness. Its dreamy, dainty, catchy. Played by leading Band and Orchestras. Don t miss in getting "Loneliness Waltz; its the most beautiful Waltz ever written Is. fid nor copy, posted free, f rorn the AngloAtnerican Music Stores, 116 Cuba StreetTie oheapest in the Dominion. BALLROOM DANCING. MRS. H. B. MASON'S Classes for Beginners are held in Her private hall on Monday and Wednesday at 8 p.m Term oommencM with pupil. Private Ie pROHCIENCrASSURED IN SIX PR ° PRIVATE LESSONS. Address: 86 Ghumeo Street, near bt. Petor's Church.

Society's Latest Ideas B """ - in Wdlng Invitations Fashions are ever changing, and Wedding Functions are not immune. ® New and very artistic ideas have been 1 introduced into Wedding Stationery, and the - latest of this class of goods has now reached us. t The novelties, while being singularly appropriate, are exceedingly artistic. BRIDES TO BE tAND THEIR PARENTS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED i TO SEE THESE NEW ' GOODS.Wedding Invitations artistically printed on the new Society Stationery from 15/- per hundred. Samples and prices will be forwarded on application. P ; flitoik lIOIK Ltd. — Lamhbm -Qsu —: