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AMUSEMENTS. EMPRESS theatre. "Whero Everybody Goes." CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Daily, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Stalls, 3d.; Dross Circle, Gd. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT 1 NEW SERIES. GREATEST "FEATURE" COMEDY Yot Seen in Australasia, "A NIGHT' OUT." "A NIGHT OUT." "A NIGHT OUT." " "A NIGHT OUT." "A NIGHT OUT." "A NIGHT OUT." ; "His Mother's Son" (A.13. drama). "Tho Good in tbo Worst of Us." (Edison drama), and many others. : THE KING'S THEATRE. HE KING'S THEATRE. Proprietors, West's, Ltd., and T. M. Donovan, TO-NIGHT AND EVERY EVENING at 8. Extraordinaire, Run June and ENGLISH DERBY', 1913. Shown in July. ENGLISH DERBY, 1913. Host Exciting. ENGLISH DERBY, 1913. Tho most sensational raco ever known. The Royal colours—lnterference with tho King's horse—Misguided Suffragette's mad act—Seizing the reins—Fatally injured— 'Excitement and horror—A bumping finish —Craganour disqualified. SPANISH BLOOD. SPANISH BLOOD. SPANISH BLOOD. An Asta Niolsen dramatic love 6toiy of the hot>blooded, passionate Spanish race, set amid scones of intense excitoment, including a realistic bull iiglit in tie old arena at Seville. MASTER AND MAN. Particularly fine MASTER AND MAN. Edison drama. Ico Sports-NORTHERN GAMES. LION AND THE MOUSE-Vita. drama. Costello and Young-TIIE WAY OUT. COLORADO GORGES—Scenic Gem. Pathe Comic—BLINDFOLD MARRIAGE. THE LATEST GAUMONT GRAPHIC. D.C. and 0. Stalls, Is.; Stalls, Gd. NEW SONGS AT BEGG'S. THE past season's London successes are now to hand, including three of MADAME CLARA BUTT'S Latest. "Tho Leavos and tho Wind" (Leoni), "Tho Voice of Children" (Bremer). "Tho Fairy Pipers" (Bremer). These Songs will be sung by tho famous Singer during her coming tour. Other successful songs are:—"Roses Red in the Garden" (Landon R-onald), "A Fat Lil Fellow tfid his Mammy's Eyes" (Gordon), "Within Mjr Garden" (Reigo), "Is It You?" (Harris), "You—Just You" (Thompson), "At Sunrise" (Ronald). All tne above can bo recommended and are obtainable ill settings for all voices. PRICE, Is. 9d. EACH, POSTED Is. lOd. Our Pianist's are always at youT service to try over any Music you wish. CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., . MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. NEW ZEALAND'S MOST POPULAR MUSIC WAREHOUSE. OODLANDS HUNT CLUB, PAHIATUA. STEEPLECHASE MEETING. WEDNESDAY, JULY 30. 1913. PAHIATUA RACECOURSE. First-class Programme. Entries closo with Secretary, July 19. Weights to be declared July 24. Programme approved bv Metropolitan Club, Wellington. G. H. MAIN, See., Pahiatun. THE one and only Big Waltz Success of the year—"Loneliness." Ife dreamy, dainty, catchy. Played by leading Band and Orchestras. Don't miea in getting "Loneliness" Waltz; it's the most beautiful Waltz ever written. Is. 6d. por copy, posted free, from tho AngloAmerican Musio Stores, 118 Cuba Streot. Dominion. CORRA LYNN " TEA .GARDENS, 220 Hutt Road, Petono. An Ideal Spot to spend a week-end. Every Modern Convenience. Afternoon Teas and Suppers a Speciality. A Special Room for Evening, Parties. A Lovely Spot for Motorists to stay for Refreshments. • Cigarettes Sold. MRS. H. S. WOOLCOTT, Junr, Proprietress. Tho flexibility of Warner's Rust-proof Corsets is one of their chief characteristics. City drapers.—Advt.

rgIHE ROYAL WELLINGTON CHORAL SOCIETY* 1 TOWN • FRIDAY, AUGUST let. .. , HALL.CONDUCTOR: MR. CHRISTIAN' HELLEMANN; ' ' 'Special" '.' "THE CREATION" . ■ Engagemont "THE CREATION"! ' Of MADAME MARY CONLY, The Distinguished Oratorio Soprano. Tenor- MR. SYDNEY BUTLER. Baritone: MR. JOHN PROUSE. PRICES: Reserved Seats, 4s. end 3s. Unreserved, 2s, and Is. BOX PLAN opens at Dresden on THURSDAY, at 9 o'clock. ,W. E. CALDOW) / P.O. Box 3. ...... Hon. Sec; NOTE—To prevent trafficking in Tickets, np person will bo allowed to, booW more than 10 seats, unless he or 6ho hold 6 a letter from tlio Secretary stating that the Tickets tore been sold to bona-fide ratrons. j-

ExHbitiojis of Swiss Carvings A Gargantuan Feast for the Lovers of the Artistic and Beautiful! T HE P roductions °f the Parent plodding I peasants of Switzerland surpass'in I' charm of beauty, in artistic elegance and exquisite finish, anything previously seen in New Zealand. ■ Those who love the beautiful, those who know what is good in carving will be enraptured with th,e live hundred odd pieces t hat we have now on sale. The timbers used are mainly solid oak, walnut and linden, and the fidelity with which the studies are reproduced, the wealth of detail, and the artistic finish must be seen to be appreciated. There are hugh and elaborately carved hallstands, palm stands and hundreds of minor articles. CARVED INKSTANDS Representing."Puis in Boots" Cost only IJQ each. ■ Yet they show the artistic work of the carver. The boot is old and broken, and this is faithfully reproduced. , There is not a line too many—it is just artistic perfection. It will 'cost you nothing to , come in and see these carvings I j| ~—)£, WMtcombe & Tombs