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AMUSEMENTS. rjIOWN HALL. Direction J. 4 N. TAIT. SECOND CONCERT, TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGIIT. TO-NIGHT. At 8 o'clock. Madamo CLARA BUTT CLARA BUTT CLARA. BUTT CLARA BUTT CLAIi-A BUTT CLARA BUTT And Mr. KENNERLEY RUMFORD, KENNERLEY RUMFORD, KENNERLEY RUMFORD. MDME. CLARA BUTT will Sing: Grand Aria-Rend'il Serono (Alcssaiidro) Handel Mciii Madol Brahms THE ERL KING . THE ERL KING THE ERL KING (Schubert). Voices of Children Brewer Fairy Pipers , Tho Voice of Home L.ino Wileon THE PROMISE OF LIFE THE PROMISE OF LIFE THE PROMISE OF LIFE (Cowon). With Organ Obbligato...Mr. Betnard Pago TnE LARGO THE LARGO , (With Piano, Organ, and Violin Obbligato). MR. KENNERLEY RUMFORD will sing: 0 STAR OF EVE (Tannhauser) ... Wagner 0 STAR OF EVE (Tannhauser) with Organ 0 STAR OF EVE (Tannhauser) Obbligato Tho Two Grenadiers ...a Schumann Silent Noon Vaughan Williams Sho Moved thro' the Fair (Old Irish) Air. by H. Hughes A Ballynuro Ballad (Old Irish) (County Antrim) Yoomen of England Edward German Mr. William Murdoch ...Solo Pianoforto Mr. Mowat Carter Solo Violin Mr. Harold Craxton ; Accompanist Mr. Bernard Pago (City Organist) At tho Organ Plan and Tickets at the Dresden until 12.30, and during the afternoon at Christeson's. Prices: 10s. Gd., 7s. Gd., and ss. Unreserved Tickets, 35., 25., obtainable at Christeson's. THIRD CONCERT-TUESDAY EveningTHE. KING'S MATINEE TO-DAY MATINEE . al MATINEE. 2.30. Children, 3d. and Gd. Adults, Gd. and Is. THE KING'S THE KING'S HE KING'S THE KING'S The Ideal Picture House. HAYWARD'S PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. LAST NIGHT. LaTge ' Assemblages _ Nightly Atbest the Merits of THIS WEEK'S GREAT PROGRAMME. Sfaar featuring the supreme Vitagraph Dramatic Masterplay. "THE OCTOROON" "THE OCTOROON" "THE OCTOROON" "THE OCTOROON" or "THE WHITE SLAVE" Supported by a strong programme. OVER 8000 ft. IN ALL. MONDAY NEXT Cine's Great Drama, THE PRETTY WARD. THE PRETTY WARD. ' SUNDAY CONCERT. SUNDAY CONCERT. SUNDAY CONCERT. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. TO-MORROW, SUNDAY, 12th OCTOBER, 8.15 p.m. WELLINGTON CITY BAND (Lato Garrison Band). Conductor—Liout. T. Herd. Mr. Hamilton IIodg«3 will-sing. Mr. F. Howse (tenor) will sing. City Band will play. , Silver Coin collection. Piano kindly lent by Dresden Co. W' ELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. TO-MORROW, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12th, At 3 p.m., BAND PERFORMANCE, WATERSIDE WORKERS AT NEWTOWN PARK. JJtfO. R. PALMER, i . Town Qlerk, October 11, 1913. ■ FERRY SERVICE. EASTBOURNE AND DAY'S BAY. TTISIT the Charming Eastbourno » Beaches and tho Muritai Park, wooded with Nativo Bush. SUNDAY TIME-TABLE. Leave. Leave. Leave. Day's Bay. Rona Bay. Wellington. 9.0 a.m. 9.10 a.m. 10.30 a.m. 1.15 p.m. 1.25 p.m. 2.30 p.m. 5.0 p.m. 5.10 p.m. 5.50 p.m. 8.20 pjn. 8.30 p.m. 9.15 p.m. NEW ZEALAND ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS. Twenty-fifth annual exhibition. Open daily from 11 a.m. to G p.m., and from 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. Admission, Is. Art Union drawn, 17th October, at 8 p.m. " Warner's Rust-proof Corsets! Do you know that every Warnor Pattern is designed by an export in Human anatomy ? One who knows exactly where to place the boning for support without anaoying pressure. Wellington Drapers.—Advt.

WhITCOMBE'S WEEK-EM IPEOSALS! . Specially Attractive this Week-End Yon must not miss the specials this week, for as they say with the Picturc Shows there is a "complete changc of programme. THE LITEST 3 7 6 NOILS FOR 1 ? 0 EACH others will be on offer: t Elaine—by Chnrles G&rvice Illusions cf Hr. and Mrs. Brc«.n^m-by Dr# Tuppy—by Stephen Townstnd •" ; .cn a : lt Carnival—by Compton Mackenzie • The Unbearable Basslngton-by Munro Tho Claw-by Cynthia Stockley The fiadium Tcrrors-by A. Dcrnngton Elsie Lindtner, Author of Dangerous Age a Woman's Love—by S. K. Hocking Adventures of Aristide Pujol—by W. J. Locke The Lost World—by Conaa Doyle (paper) Twixt Sea and Land—by Joseph Conrad 1 Naom i 0 [ t ), c j s i an d—by Lucy Abbott Decording Angel—by Cora Harris « ' Special Prico 1/6 each Also Children's Annuals, Story Books and Picturc Books at spccial prices. THE "CHALLENGE" WRITING PAD containing 100 leaves of ruled bank paper. An excellent pad. Spccial Pricc 2}d. cach. ENVELOPES, square and oblong—6, 7 and 10 packets for l/» 25 per cent, off TRAVEL TRIPPINGS A clear saving of 5/- in the £ is yours if you take advantage of this week-end offer. The lines of travel will radiate in all directions, and the Auckland Exhibition opens on December Ist. i Sizei 20io. 221n, 24ia. SUIT CASES- Worth 35/- ... 45/- 50/Reduced to 27/- <>. S3/6 37/3 Sizei 14in. 16m. I6in. KIT BAGS Worth 40/- ... 45/- 52/G Reduced to 30/- ... 33/6 ... 39/BHIEF BAGS Worth 12/6 20/- 22/G 27/8 Reduced to 9/- IS/- 17/- 20/- / The Special Prices are for cash only, and hold good on Friday, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., and on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. WHITGOMBE Ml TIBS ill.