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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1836, 23 August 1913, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. J£ING'S THEATRE. Props., West's, Ltd.. and T. M. Donovan. LAST NIGHT of the Brilliant Array of Pictorial Productions, selected from tho Markets of tho World,. THE TEST OF FRIENDSHIP. THE TEST OF FRIENDSHIP. A powerful drciina fit to bo classed -with tho best of Vitngraph Releases. S.S. WAHINE. AMBITIOUS BUTLER. TopicaL. Comedy. EXPRESS O.O.I). EXPRESS C.0.1). An excellent story of ft railway bill. MOTOR RACING, A Sensational .Subject, depicting innumerable accidents. PARIS FASHIONS. Gamnont Graphic, THE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL. A Story that is always appreciated'. ELLALINE TERMS. SEYMOUR HICKS'. The Popular Comedy Artists present a Delightful Entertainment. MATINEE. '.MATINEE. MATINEE. THIS, AFTF/ItNOON AT 2.30. Popular Prices. Doors open 2 p.m. jgMPRESS THEATRE. "Where Everybody Goes." CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Daily, H a.m. to 11 p.m. Stalls, 3d. Dross Circlo, Gd. ; TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. , Final Appearance of tho Great A.B. "Featuro" Drama. "THE ENEMY'S BABY." ENEMY'S BABY." ENEMY'S BABY." ENEMY'S BABY." ENEMY'S BABY." ENEMY'S BABY." ENEMY'S BABY." And a HOST of OTHERS. MONDAY, COMPLETE CHANGE. Including a Hugo Spectacular Drama. jgHORTTS' CONTINUOUS THEATRE. TO-DAY! TO-DAY! LAST DAY OF THIS PRESENT MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME. THIS (SATURDAY)AFTERNOON, Special for the Children. "NED KELLY, THE BUSHRANGER," Open Daily from 11 a.nf. to 11 p.m. FOOTS A.L L. THIS AFTERNOON, ATHLETIC PARK, AT 3. Great Representative Match, WELLINGTON V. TARANAKI. The winners of the Ranfurly Shield pitted against olio of the strongest teams representing the City for eomo seasons. Curtain-raisers at 1.30. PETONE V. PONEKE (Fourtli-class Cup Final), And MANAWATU V. WELLINGTON, Representative Match, Admission, Is.; Grandstand, Is. Reserved Scat Tickets, Gd., at Armit's or Honiig's. ,W. G. TALBOT, Secretory. Stile in Centre Grandstand will bo open. At end of game exits at South End will bo available. JgOXINGI BOXING! GREAT LIGHT-WEIGHT CONTEST AT TOWN HALL, WEDNESDAY NEXT. "IIOCK" ICBYS V. "DENNY" MURPHY And Three First-class Amateur Preliminaries. BANTAMOLIVER V. SPEARMAN. FEATHERrMARTIN (Petone) V. WEATIIE'RBURN. LIGHT— M'FARLANE V. THOMAS. Prices: Stage and G-allcry, 7s. Gd'.; Front Stalls, 55.; Back Stalls, 25.; Gallery, 3s. Box Plan now open at Armit's. Tournament undor control of tho Wellington Boxing Association. •jy-ISS MARIE MOTTO, Of London, Wall give a .VIOLIN RECITAL, Assisted by MISS PHYLLIS FELL, In tho SYDNEY STREET SCHOOL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, .at 8 p.m. Tickets, 2s. 6d. Reserved Seats, is. To be obtained from Dresdon Co. 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 Speoial Room for Evening Parties. A Lovely Spot for Motorists to stay for Refreshments. Cigarettes Sold. MRS. H. S. WOOLCOTT, Junr, Proprietress.

Week-end, literature at f lk@ifee's TO-DAY, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., arid TO-MORROW, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., hundreds of Popular Novels by Popular Authors will be offered at the Popular Price of One Shilling each. for One S billiig You cannot buy good wholesome literature for less money. And how nice it is to have a book of your very own to do as you like with it. Borrowed books have to be cared for, and there is all the trouble of returning them. The"books are on three tables in the centre of the shop, and close to the entrance door. Just step in and make a selection, and one of the shop hands will make up your parcel quickly and neatly. Whitcombe and Tombs limited.