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AMUSEMENTS. rjllfE KING'S THEATRE. Proprs., West's Ltd., & T. It. Donovan. TO-NIGHT AND EVERT EVENING. Glorious Success Nightly. Splendid ENGLISH DERBY, 1913 bouses ENGLISH DERBY, lfli:). cheer the ENGLISH DEKIiV 1913 exciting ENGLISH DKRBY, 1913] race. ENGLISH DERBY, 1913. Most Scusational-Thp Attempt to Slop llio king's Horse—Suit ragolto Killed—A (.neat Record of tlio Bumping Finish. SPANISH BLOOD Thrilling, SPANISH BLOOD exciting. Also MASTER AND MAN-Ma-riificent And Other Beautiful Films. Circle and 0. Stalls, ls.j Stalls, Gd. MONDAY. MONDAY. Huge Star Feature, i Grcat NIGGER JIM. Dllllua ' NIGGER, JIM. fl? M P R E S S THEATRE. ■"-* Whore. Everybody Goes." CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Daily, 11 u.m. to 11 p.m. Stalls, 3d.; Dress Circle, Cd. TO-DAY AND TO-MGHT! FINAL OPPORTUNITY • Of Seeing tho A.B. SENSATIONAL DRAMA, "DEATH'S MARATHON," "DEATH'S MARATHON," "DEATH'S MARATHON," "DEATH'S MARATHON," "DEATH'S MARATHON," "DEATH'S MARATHON," "DEATH'S MARATHON," "DEATH'S MARATHON," And the Othor STUPENDOUS ATTRACTIONS. NEW PROGRAMME MONDAY. XJIS MAJESTY'S THEATBE. TO-MOHROW NIGHT. (July 27th. 1913.) SUNDAY CONCERT! By tho WELLINGTON PROFESSIONAL WELLINGTON PROFESSIONAL ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. Conductor: MB. CHRISTIAN HELLEMANN. MR. CHRISTIAN HELLEMANN. Triumphal March, "Crown of India" (Elgar) Serenade (Schulwrt) I'antasin. "Faust" (Gounod) From "King Manfred," "Vorspdel" (R-eineclce) From "Casse Noisette" "Valse ties Flours" (Tscliniknvslci) Overture, "Obercm" (Weber) Silver Coin collection. Concert at 8.30. JOHN F. WOODWARD, Secretary. TOWN FRIDAY HALL OWN NEXT, HALL Ist AUGUST. THE CREATION. THE CREATION. THE CREATION. Special Engagement of MADA3IE MARY CONLY, MARY CONLY, MARY CONLY, MARY CONLY, MARY CONLY, The World-Famed Soprano, B.T THE ROYAL WELLINGTON CHORAL SOCLETY. Conductor: MR. CHRISTIAN HELLEMANN. Box Plan and Tickets at Dresden. Prices—ls. Reserved 3s. Reserved. Unreserved, 2s. and Is. W. E. CALDOW, ■.■•■.•,•.,•..;. •,.. .. Hon. Sec. TJ U G B Y FOOTBALL. REPRESENTATIVE GAME. THIS AFTERNOON, at 2.45. WELLINGTON V. MAORIS. Early Match at 1.30, between PETONE SIXTH CLASS, Opposed to a team selected from among the other Sixth Class Teams in tho Competition. Admission, Is. Grandstand, Is. W. G. TALBOT, Secretary. BOYS''.INSTITUTE CARNIVAL. \ MEETING of those interested iu the j-V Historical Pageant to >><•' llpU in Newtown Park ou October 25th and 27th, will bo held pin tho Mayor's Room, Town Hall, on MONDAY, July 28th, at 8 p.m. Conveners and assistants arc specially urged to attend. GERALD M. SILVER, Pageant Master. WM. J. BENNETT, Director Boys' Institute.

Just Published by Wlutcombe & Tombs Ltd. w)m\ l\/f R, R 9 BERT McNAB has provided Mmf W]M IVI us with another fascinating story of [ImW W/yJu ar ' y ew Zealand. ■ \\wV\i By ROBERT McNAB PRICE ...J. ....- 12/6 The period covered is 1830 to 1840 and deals with the Bay Whaling period of Southern New Zealand. This is not a dry-as-dust historical record, but a fascinating story of the early times in New Zealand. Every incident recorded has been obtained from authentic sources, and the book is a ; model of historical accuracy. The Defence of Nga-Motu is a thrilling narrative, and describes the closing scenes of a long blood feud. Old Taranaki Settlers ■■will be very much interested in this story. Here also we get acquainted with some of the exploits of John Love, Dicky Barrett, Billy Bundy, Wright, Bosworth, Keenan, Sheridan, Aehdown and Lee who helped to I i\ defend the Pa. A tßead how Te Rauparaha arranged a raid \ on Akaroa. //\(/k Whaling days in Cook Straits with, e 'l///ffl'H exploits of the various skippers is mOS '[My7OJ interesting, and there is material enough for \M.I(//L many a romance to be woven by cleverouthorq \v( vy^\, Wbjtcombe -and |pik->iti