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AMUSEMENTS. J£ING'S THEATRE. Props., West's, Ltd.. and T. M, Donovan, TO-NIGHT AT 8. Miss Helen Gardner in n Fascinating and Elaborate .Production, Entitled, THE TEST OF FRIENDSHIP. A Drama of Modern Society, Perfectly Acted by Members of. tho ' Vitngraph Company. S.S. WAHINE Scenes aboard the S.S. WAHINE new Ferry Strainer. Complications AMBITIOUS BUTLER which end in a AMBITIOUS BUTLER novel duel. AMBITIOUS BUTLER ELLA LINE TERRIfjS. SEYMOUR HICKS. . In the Latest Dancing Crazes. MOTOR RACING. MOTOR RACING. A Revelation in Speed and "Spills." GAUMONT THE SCHOOL ' GRAPHIC. PRINCIPAL. Etc., otc. Prices as neuijl. 'Phone 3143. EMPRESS theatre, , "Where Everybody Goes." CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Daily, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Stalls, 3d. Dress Circle, lid. TO-DAY ANI) TO-NIGHT. NEW PROGRAMME, Headed by tlio GREAT A.B. "h'EATURE," "THE ENEMY'S BABY." "THE ENEMY'S BABY." "THE ENEMY'S BABY." "THE ENEMY'S BABY." "THE ENEMY'S BABY." "THE ENEMY'S BAI.'Y." "THE ENEMY'S BABY." "PACE TO NEW YORK" (Edison Masterwork). _ And a Magnificent Series of WORLDWIDE Successes. rjTOWN HALL, CONCERT CHAMBER. Direction: Walter George and Maynard Dakin. FIFTH WEEK, AND STILL BOOMING. TO-NIGHT. Ait 8. TO-NIGHT. SMART SET AND MAYNARD DAKIN. SM ART SET AND MAYNVRD DA KIN. A Delightful Entertainment of Wit, Music and Drollery. <' Refined l Humour and Sparkling Nbvelties. The New Farcical Musical Comedy, "WAY IN THE BACKWOODS." Pronounced an Emphatic Success. Nothing to equal this Brilliant-, Clever, Potted Numbsr -has over ljecn witnessed on the Australasian Stage. SMART SET. Alone in Method and , SMART SET. Talent SMART SET. Better than (lie Best. • POPULAR PRICES: 35., 25., Is. Is., 25., 3s. Reserved Scats at Dresden. Day Saks at Ohristeson's. Steimray piano used. Manager, VICTOR BECIv. gHORTTS' CONTINUOUS THEATRE. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. SENSATIONAL "FEATURE" DRAMA By the Great AMBIIOSIO CO., : "T H E GIRL "T H E GIRL . Of tho WATER SPRING." A Wonderful Masterpiece, depicting some of tho most convincing and daring Scenes ever filmed.' Open Daily from 11 a.in. to 11 p.m. Admißsion. —Adults, Gd.; Children, 3d. BOXING. EY S v7~ MUPH Y, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27. Tlje Box Plan w'iill I>o Open,ed at I ARMIT'S, THIS (THURSDAY) MORNING.' Seats may be booked: Stage and Gallery Sides, 75.. Gd. , Front Stalls, ss. WELLINGTON BOXING ASSOCIATION WEST COASTERS' ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL SOCIAL'AND RE-UNION A At ORIENTAL BAY KIOSK, MONDAY, Ist SEPTEMBER, 1913. Double Tickets, 65.; Gents., 4s. i Extra Lady, As. Gd. Tickets mav be had from Walsh and Olliver, Willis Street; Miss Vinson* Fruiterer, Adelaide Road;' 1 M'Pari'n.nd Bros., Taranaki Stwat; Spiers and Talbot, 20 Courtenay Plact?; 'M. O'Kamn Boulcott. Street. Special Meeting at Hotel Cecil THIS . EVENING, at 8 o'clock. THE one and only Big Waltz Success of the yoar—"Loneliness." It'o dreamy, dainty, catchy. Played by " leading Band and Orchestras. Don't miss • in getting "Loneliness" Waltz; it's the : most beautiful Waltz ever written. Ib, 6d. per oopy, posted free, from tho AngloAmerican Musio Stores, 110 Cuba Street. " Til" ohenpest in the Dominion.

"STELLA MARIS" — By W. W. J. LOCKE — IS A GREAT NOVEL!!! HOEOO0 t ; s a s t, or y 0 f great hoart interest, oa Tfl clean and wholesome, and leavoa BH 0 a good impression. Ono critic □QOOOO Bays: "From the first page tha reader falls under a spell. Eor. all its wistful delicacy of texture, Mr. Locke's . , i humanity, broad and strong, vibratos with terror, just as it soothes with its sense of poace. This is Mr. Locke's finest achievement." The characters are well drawn, and one cannot help feeling a strong liking for Stella Maris, the bed-ridden wealthy girl, and Unity Blake, the foundling, "Stella Maris" is delightful reading 'Price 3s. 6d. Postage sd. Gxtra WHITCOMBE & TOMBS LIMITED AND-A& BQQft§SLIERS