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AMUSEMENTS. THE NIGHT SIDE OF LONDON." HE NIGHT SIDE OF LONDON." "Man goes on tempting, always tempting. My mission is to tell tho world tho truth!" BOX PLAN ARRANGEMENTS. Tho Plans will open at the DRESDEN on FRIDAY MORNING NEXT. At) 9 o'clock. OPEIA HOUSE. Lessees J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Direction Georgo Marlow, Ltd. Commencing, MONDAY NEXT, JULY 21. _ Tho Superb Spectacular and Sensational Drama, direct from its Australian Phenomenal Success, "THE NIGHT SIDE OF LONDON." A. Startling Play, dealing with the White Slavo Traifio and its dangers, and with overv remarkablo incident taken from Real Life. Presented on a scale of Hugo Splendour By GEORGE MARLOW'S NEW AND BRILLIANT DEAMATIC COMPANY, In tho most Gorgeous Staging any Drama has over been seen in New Zealand. Stai-tling, Amazing, Delighting. Pathos, Comedy, Tragedy. "THE NIGHT SIDE OF LONDON." A Play Unliko any Other. It Stands Alone. Popular Prices—3s., 25.. and Is. Eeserved Seats, 4s. Early Doors Sixpcnco (6d.) Extra, Box Plan at tho Dresden. Day Sales at Christeson's. Business Manager, Stanley Grant._ WELLINGTON PIPE BAND AND DANCERS' ASSOCIATION. INAUGUEAL CONCERT. Under the distinguished patronage of His Excellency tho Governor and Ministers of the Crown. The Hon. W. F. Massoy will declare the Concert Open, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16th, 1913, In tho OPERA HOUSE. Doors Open at 7.15 p.m. PROGRAMME: Overture—"Scottish Airs"—Wellington Gas Co.'s Orchestra (Mr. B, Shardlow, Conductor). 1. Selection—"Marrch, Stimthspey and Reel"—Wellington Pipe Band (Mr. J. Simpson, Pipe-Major). 2. Song—"Border Ballads" (Cowen)—Mr. E. S. Allwright. 3. Danco—"Highland Fling"—Misses F. Shaw, L. and M. Reid. 4. Song—"All tho Blue Bonnets aro o'er tho Border"—Miss Adelaide Bruce. 5. Qilartet—"Annie Laurie"—Messrs. Pliipps, Fletcher, Allwright, and Hutton (Orplieus Quartet). G. Dramatio Recital—".Tom'io Douglas" (Anon. Ballad)— Miss Betty Purdom,. 7. Dance—"Reel o' Tulloch"—Messrs.. .T. Simpson, W. E. Boyd, H. Anderson, and ,T. D. F. Lang. 8. Song—"Caller Herrin/ " (in character) —Madamo M. Groome. 9. Humorous Selection—Mr.- Harry Hall. Overture —"Scottish Airs"—Wellington Gas Co.'s Orchestra (Mr. B. Shardlow, Conductor). 1. Selection and Dance—"Marches" and ".Scotch Reel"—Wellington Pipe •Band (Mr. J. Simpson, Pipe-Major). 2. Song—'"The Auld Hoose"—Miss Adelaide Bruce. 3. Quartet—"Afton Water"—Mosstb. Phipp3, Fletcher, Allwright, and Hutton (Orpheus Quartet). 4. Song—"Hundred Pipors"—Madame M. Groome. 5. Dance—"Lochaber Swords"—Misses E. Shaw, L. and M. Reid, Messrs. W. E. Boyd, H. Anderson, and J. F. D. ■Lang. . fl, Song—"Mary"—Mr. Harry.Phipps. 7. Humorous, Recital—"Maister Ridhorn's Toilet" (J. J. Bdl)—Miss Betty Purdom. 8. Dances—"Sailor's Hornpipe"—Miss F. Shaw and Mr. H. Anderson; "Irish Jig"—Misses L. and M. Reid and Mt. W. E. Boyd. - 9. Humorous Selection —Mr. Harry Hall. "AULD LANG SYNE." Mrs. Queree, Accompanist. A. SIIAW, Secretary. WELLINGTON SAVAGE CLUB. LADIES' EVENING. TOWN HALL. SATURDAY, 19th JULY, 1913, At 7.45 p.m. MEMBERS are requested to obtain their tickets at the office of the undersigned, not later than THURSDAY, tluc' 17th inst., by 12 noon. JAMES DYKES, Secretary, 149 Featherston Street, i , SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED. 2 good Tinsmiths; men used to dairy work preferred. Wages 13s. per day; constant work for reliable men. Apply Hoi ben, and ICirk, Palinerston North. . . PUBLIC NOTICES. A PPLICATION having l>eon mado to J\. me to register a Te-entry by ANDERS CHEISTIAN JENSEN, of Palmes- j ton North, farmer, as lessor under Memorandum of Lease No. 93-13, affecting Sec- j tion 220 and parts Sections 179, 180, and 181, right bank Wanganui Eaver, and being all tho land comprised in certificate of title, Vol. 28, folio 177, Wellington E-egister, of which WILLIAM JONES, of Wanganui, fannler, is the registered lessee, I hereby give notice that I will register tho re-entry as requested unless caveat bo lodged forbidding the same on or before tho 11th day of August.l9l3 Dated this 10th day of July, 1913, at the Lands Registry Office, Wellington. 1 G. G. BRIDGES, District Land Registrar. TAUR-ANGA BOROUGH COUNCIL. APPLICATIONS FOR DEBENTURES. ' IN EE THE FOLLOWING LOANS: .£ 1 Electric Light 11.500 ; Streets Improvement 10.™) ; Drainage •••• B'roo8' roo ; 1 ,£29,500 '' THE above Council is prepared to receive applications for Debentures in connection with, the abovo Loans, such | Debentures to be not less than ,£IOO each. Fullest particulars as to security etc., to ' bo obtained from the Borough Council. | R, B. SHEARMAN, j Town Clerk. ! WEDDING GIFT. LLOYD'S Luclsy WEDDING RINGS, Solid 18ot. Gold stamped; 16s. 6rt, ' to 50s. each. 282 LAMBTON QUAY and 114 CUBA STREET. i ANTED KNOWN. ' Open Daily from Noon till 51.15 p.m. ■ (Except Tuesdays, when premises close at 2 o'clock.)' PALMER'S LUNCHEON and SUPPER ROOMS, 163 LAMBTON QUAY. Telephone No. 20. LUNCHEON. SUPPER, AND ; TEA ROOMS. 1 F AILS COMMERCIAL ; RESTAURANT, » LAMBTON QUAY. ; AFTERNOON TE~ A SPECIALITY. Open 9 a.m. till 11.15 p.m. Open 9 a.m. till 11.15 p.m. JAMES FRASER, Proprietor. TelCDlione 2806. LEEEW AND HEALE, MOTOR GARAGE. j. Open Day and Night ! Vulcanising done. Accessories stocked, Awumulfttora charjed, Care for Htr«, ' ' 'Phoaq 871. NAPIEB,