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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1824, 9 August 1913, Page 7

[ AMUSEMENTS. 1 I N G'S THEATRE, TniS AFTERNOON AT 2.30, MATINEE! MATINEE! MATINEE! An attractive Programme for tho children. Doors Open 2 p.m. Popular Prices. I N G'S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT AT 8. The Last Opportunity of Witnessing M. Prince, in tho latest picture-comedy, entitled THE HOLY STATE. THE HOLY STATE. A matrimonial muddle. Ml of unforeseen events, which become more complicated with every foot of film unwound. A veritable sc-ream. ONE GOOD TURN. A thrilling story of ONE GOOD TURN. a Nihilist plot. A. jealous husband NEW NEIGHBOURS, keeps things NEW NEIGHBOURS, moving. NEW NEIGHBOURS. MICROBE OF RECURRENT FEVER, GAUMONT GRAPHIC., Popular Prices. 'Phono 3143. Empress theatre, "Where Everybody Goes." CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Daily, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Stalls, 3d.; Dress Circle, Gd. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. LAST TIME of the present Great Bill, Headed by ' THE NORDISK "FEATURE," "THE FUGITIVES." - "THE FUGITIVES," "THE FUGITIVES." "THE FUGITIVES." "THE FUGITIVES." NEW SERIES, MONDAY. Q P,E R A HOUSE. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. SATURDAY. TO-NIGHTI Punctually at Eight o'Clock. THE "SMART SET" THE "SMART SET" Will Present an Entirely • NEW AND ORIGINAL PROGRAMME Of items never produced previously in Wellington, including THE BANDITS. A Miniature THE BANDITS. Musical Comedy. , A SPECIAL UNRIVALLED ATTRACTION. Beautifully Staged, Magnificently Produced. AN INNOVATION. THE "SMART SET," Who, by their Clover Abilities as Genuine Entertainers, have now taken Wellington by storm, and are each evening appearing before a delighted audience. ; TO-NIGHT, ONLY AT OPERA HOUSE. On MONDAY, and EVERY EVENING, till further notice at the TOWN HALL. 3s„ 25., Is. POPULAR TRICES 35., 2s„ Is. Reserved Seats at Dresden to-day till noon, Afternoon at Christ-eson's, wlicro day sales juay bo obtained. Manager. VICTOR BECK. IJUGBY FOOT BALL. THIS AFTERNOON, at 2,15. ATHLETIC PARKST. JAMES V. ATHLETIC. Final and Deciding Match of tho Season. Also Good Game between PETONF; AND WELLINGTON. Admission Is.- Ladies Free. Grandstand Is. AT PETONEMELROSE V. VICT&RIA COLLEGE. Train at 2.10. Admission Gd. - • ' Next "Week: :■ ' WELLINGTON V. MARLBOROUGH. W r . G. TALBOT, i Sccrctai?. rjpOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. Conductor ... Mr. Christian Hellemann. "ELIJAH!" TUESDAY "ELIJAH!;; "ELIJAH!" NEXT, ELIJAH "ELIJAH!" 12th. "ELIJAH! THE ROYAL WELLINGTON CHORAL SOCIETY. Spocial Engagement of MADAME MARY CONLY,. MADAME MARY CONLY, • ; MADAME MARY CONLY, , The Great Soprano. Prices: 4s. and 3s. (reserved), 2s. and Is. (unreserved). Plan and Tickets at Dresden. W. E. CALDOW, Hon. Sec. Q EATING. SKATING. SKATING, IC) LOWER HUTT DRILL HALL. EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY. AND SATURDAY. ■ Evening Session7.3o till 10. Afternoon Session: 2.30 till 5. Excellent Floor. Perfect Skates. Fresh Novelties Every Week. H. BURRIDGE, Manager.

Week-End V At WMtcomlbe's y - i '• I 'I , ; . ■ it "TO-DAY, SATURDAY, the Store will close at 1 p.m., and until then all the unsold Specials of yesterday remaining on the Tables will be available to I. " Customers. ' The balance of the LADIES' HANDBAGS and some really good ones, arc here— , Offering at 2/9, 7/6, 21/-, 32/6 About 100 Shop-soiled NOVELS remain, and , these are offering ' At 1/- cach SHILLING WRITING TABLETS, containing 100 Leaves of ruled paper, ® For 3d. cach NOTEBOOKS, CARD CASES, ROCKET BOOKS, &c. At 6d., 11- and 2/- each A nice opportunity for securing good Week-end Literature for little money. I I Wlntoombe & Tombs Ltd.-'