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AMUSEMENTS, AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT And the Crush at tlio Bases. Book at tho Dresden, Is. (id. HpHE KING'S. THE KING'S. I -HE KING'S. . THE KING'S. HAYWARD'S PICTURES! TO-NIGIIT, AT 8 SHARP. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 SHARP. Glorious Revival IN ONE GRAND SERIES. THE WORLD'S BIGGEST PICTURE. 12.080 ft. Of Magnificence! 12.000 ft. BOTH SERIES JOINED AND SHOWN AS ONE GIANT PICTURE. (Victor Hugo's Masterpiece.) "LES MISERABLES!" "LES MISERABLES!" "LES MISERABLES!" "LES MISERABLES!" "LES MISERABLES I" "LES MISERABLES!" "LES MISERABLES!" "LES MISERABLES 1" The Most Popular Book in England. The Most Popular Picture in Now Zealand, Picturing tho life story of erring yet noble ' JEAN VALJEAN, CONVICT. JEAN VALJEAN, CONVICT. A master creation of Romance. NO GRANDER STORY EVER TOLD. NO FINER PICTURE SCREENED, Delightful appropriate Music by THE KING'S ORCHESTRA. PEOPLE'S POPULAR PRICESs D.C. and O, Stalls, Is.; Stalls, Gd. Reserves, The Dresden, Is. 6d. Overture, 7.55 Screening 8 sharp. fjpHß COMPETITIONS. GRAND OPENING DATTOWN HALL, TO-DAY. / TOWN HALL, TO-DAY. PROGRAMME. CONCERT CHAMBER.

9.30 ti.ro.—DRAMATIC RECITAL (Gentlemen)—"Tho Charge of the Light U RECITAL (open only to Competitors who have bees resident in Wellington. Province fol preceding 18 months), 12.30 p.m.—RECITATION (Boys undci 12)—" My Ship and I." 2 p.m.—SONG {Boys under 14): Owi Selection. • , 3 p.m.—DIALOGUE .(under 21)— Not u character. TOWN HALL (Largo Hall). ■ 4.45 p.an.—PIANO DTJET (over 16)—" An dante con mote." EVENING AT 7.45 o'clook. • Official Opening bytho Presidont, I. M Wilferd, Esq., M.P. PIANO DUET—"Andante con mow. ; The Winners. RECITATION (Bovs tinder 12)- M] Ship and I." final 3 Competitors. • SOPRANO. SOLO—"How Shines thi Dew." Winner will'bo declared. DRAMATIC RECITAL—-""The Charge o ; the Light Brigade," Pinal 3 Compe titers.' , „ _ , .. BONG (Boys under 14)— Own Seleotion Pinal 3 competitors. DIALOGUE (under 2i)-Gwtt Selection Not in character. Final., 3 competl tors. .. „ ■ TENOR SOLO—"Devotion, Winner Wil be declared. 1 HUMOROUS RECITAL .(open only t< Competitors who have been resident u Wellington Province for preceding 1 months). Final 3 competitors. ■ COMEDIETTA—"The _ Real Q," b; Messre. Norman Aitken, P. A. Jones : and C. Bentley Russell. Prices—Morning, Gd.; AfteMoon, 6d Evening, 2s. (reserved), and Is. Season Tickets, 15s. Box Plan Dresden > JAMES DYKES, r Sfccretary, 3 : ■jyjpGREGQR WRIGHT'S, 5 FINE ART DEALERS, ' i ARTISTS' COLOURMEN, 1 PICTURE-FRAME MAKER-! r 182 LAMBTQN QUAY. L Telephone G56. 1 i ■ > WEDDING GIFT. I j LOXD'S Lucky WEDDING .RING.' t- JU Solid 18ct. Gold stamped; lGe. Si r " to 50s. ea?h. 252 LAMBTCN "QUAY and 114 CUBA STREET. e l WANTED KNOWN—ITtJMBEIRETT CYCLE CARS. Petrol cansrtmtitio 1- (official test), 53J miles to the Ralloi! i- will climb hills with a riso of 1 in i I- An English-manufactured Car, with ft '■ upkeep of a motor-cycle. Complete, wit Hood, Screen, Horn, and Lamp; Prii II ,£-105. Immediate delivorios. a wrrcoMßio and pym, Humberetto Agents, 'Phone 2151. 138 Vivian Sfroc por Children's Bucking Coußti all Niuli T Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. .Is. 6d

A Grand Aggregation of Christmas Cards A SUPERB. ASSORTMENT OF THE CHOICEST AND BEST IN CHRISTMAS REMEMBRANCES THE selection of Christmas Cards [hat we submit for your choice embraces every kind of Card, Folder, Booklet, Photographic Prints, and Aft Productions, and the prices range frc*n a penny upwards. The advantages of choosing from such a big stock are that you can for a limited expenditure secure all the cards you wish to send, and ait the same time you will have the satisfaction of knowing that you have got your money's worth. A big firm like ours with branches in Wellington, Chret :hurch and Dunedini buying large quantities naturally secures the first choice, gtets concessions and preferences that are denied to smaller buyers, and so we are able to submit unique and exclusive Christmas Cards at prices no higher than those charged elsewhere for goods of less merit Free Writing Room If you have any occasion to do any writing hurrkdly while in the City make use of our Free Public Writing Room. It exists for the convenience of the public. The room is well furnished with writing tables and chairs, and is equipped with a full supply of Pens, Ink, Paper, 1:0 c., which may be used free of charge. We sell postage stamps, so that letter write** will have no need to go outside of the shop for anything except to mail their correspondence. The Writing Room exists for your convenience and we will be glad if you will make full use of it. Whitcombe & Tombs Ltd. LAMBTON QUAY