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AMUSEMENTS. IJI H E COMPETITIONS. ANOTHER MAGNIFICENT. PROGRAMME At THE TOWN HALL. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. CONCERT CHAMBER. 0.80 a.m. - PREPARED READING (Ladies and Gentlemen). 10.45 a.m.-RECITATION , (Girls under 12) i "A Child's Evensong." 11-10 a.m.—RECITATION (Boys tinder 10): "Tho Gay Gordons." 11.80 a.m.—MUSICAL MONOLOGUE (Gentlemen). 2 p.m.—HUMOROUS RECITAL (Gentlemen), 8.85 p.m.—TENOR fiOLOi "lohabod,". 1 p.m.—SONG (Girla -under 21). LARGE HALL. 12.15 pjn.—PIANO SOLO (under 1.6); "To the Spring." 2 p.m.—GRAND ' CHAMPION PIANO SOLO i "Ballade in G Minor." First Sections. EVENING. AT 7.45, LARGE HALL. PIANO SOLO (under 18): "To tho Spring." Final, 3 Competitors. RECITATION (Girls under 12): "A Child's Evensong." Final, 3 Competitors. * MUSICAL MONOLOGUE (Ganttemcn): Own Selection. Final, 8 Competitors. BONG (Girls tinder 21) i Ovrn Bdeotion. Final, 8 Competitors. RECITATION fßoje under 16) i "Tho Gay Gordons. Final, B Competitors. TENOR SOLOt "lohabod." Final, 8 Competitors. > HUMOROUS RECITAL (Gentlemen): Own, Selection, Final, 8 Compete tors. PREPARED READING (Ladies or Gentlemen.) Final, 2 Competitors. STORY WITHOUT WORDS: Own Selection—l,' Miss Lissack and Mr. Norman Aiiktn; 2, Mr. C. Bentley Russell and Mr. Norman Moss: 3, Miss Lilian Pritchard and Mr, Ernst F. Luksj 4, Mrs. M. Millar, and Mr. C. BenflSj Russell; 6, Mr. T, W. Brown and Partner; 6, Miss Ethel Lissack and Dr.. Norman C. Hales. TO-DAY—First Section, of the Grand Piano Contest. Ist Prize. Ohappell Piano valued i! 130, presented by F. J« Pinny, LTD. Season Tickets, 15s. eaoh, admitting one person to all sessions, except Demonstration Nights, Prices—Morning, 84. i' Afternoon, fld. Evening, 2s. (reserved), and Is. Box Plan at Dresden. 1 JAMES DYKES, Secretary. TfrMPRESS THEATRE. "Where Everybody Goes." CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Daily, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Stalls, 3d. Dress Circle, 6d. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. LAST APPEARANCE OF Edison's Great Deteetivo Dramas "THE MYSTERY Of WEST SEDGEWICK." AND SEVERAL OTHERS. COMPLETE CHANGE TO-MORROW. NEW AND SUCCESSFUL WALTJS, The "RUBICON," bv Ernest Toy. Beautiful and Dreamy. Price. Is. 6d, Posted, Is. 7d. THE MGLO-AM3ERICAN MUSIC STORE, 110 CUBA STREET. 1 THE CHEAPEST MUSIQ STORE IN THE DOMINION. ' COAL SHORTAGE. "OT ANTED, Householders to BUY CQKE, Is. 3d. per bag delivered. WELLINGTON GAS COMPANY, LTD. ANTED KNOWN-HUMBERETTE CYCLE CARS. Potrol consumption (official test), 53} miles to tho gallon s will climb hills with a rise of 1 in 8. An English-manufactured Oar, with the upkeep of a motor-cycle. Complete, with Hood, Screen, Horn, and Lamp, Prioe 4165. Immediate deliveries. WITCQMBE AND PYH, Humberotte Agents, •phone 2451. 138 Vivian Btreat. Woods" Great Poppormlnt Cure For Coughs and Colds never fails, Is. 6d.*

A Grand Aggregation of Christmas 'Cards A SUPERB ASSORTMENT" OF THE CHOiCEST AND BEST IN CHRISTMAS REMEMBRANCES THE selection of Christmas Cards that we submit for your choice embraces every kind of Card, Folder, Booklet, Photographic Prints, and Art' Productions and the prices range from 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 at 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 Chrlstchurch and Dunedin, buying large quantities naturally secures the first choice, gets 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 hurriedly 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 chains, and is equipped with a full supply of Pens, Ink, Paper, &c. which may be used free of charge, We sell postage stamps, so that letter writers 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