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Children not admitted to any PerformMATINEE TO-MORROW, 2.30. , JJAYWARD'S. 7 THE KING'S. TO-NIGHT. At 8. TO-NIGHT. Rare Qualit) with' Quantity. PROGRAMME PAR EXCELLENCE. Vitagraph's wonder production, "LOST IN MID-OCEAN r ' A "LOST IN MID-OCEAN!" Wonder "LOST IN MID-OCEAN!" . Play. Realism, supreme and startling is shown in THE SHIPWRECK SCENES. "SAMOA" Apia—the 1 "SAMOA" Island And OUR BOYS who Hoisted the Fla#l Keystone "MABEL'S BTJSY DAY!" Keystone "MABEL'S BUSY DAY!" Key- "MABEL'S BUSY DAY" stone . "MABEL'S'BUSY DAY" Chaplin and Mabel evoke yells. "HARRY LAUPER AT GOLF." "HARRY LAUDER AT GOLF." ' "HARRY LAUDER AT GOLF." The great Comedian at his best. Full of fun and points.;AND FIVE OTHER FAMOUS FILMS. Gd. and Is. Reserves Dresden. Is. Gd. * |JMPEESS THEATRE. "Where Everybody Goes." STALLS, 3d. . DRESS CIRCLE; 6d. To-day and To-night. » By Special Request, Kalem's Spectaoular "Feature," , ' "A CELEBRATED .CASE" "A CELEBRATED CASE" All-new Supporting Series. : JN AID. OF THE MAYOR'S FUND. MAORI ENTERTAINMENTS, ... ..' By m : '- FAMOUS ROTORUA MAORI CHOIR. TOWN HALL. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, ; September 9th and 10th. > ' ' TABLEAUX DEPICTING'MAORI LEGENDS. poi and' haka dances. | ADMISSION, Is,; to all pai?ts of Hall. . h.amos,: 1 Hon. Secretary Sports and Entertainment Committee. C.o. Banks' Commercial College. THE MAYOR'S PATRIOTIC FUND." ; SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE. "GIFT AUCTION.'! (pJITIZENS are invited to forward to V/' the undersigned Articles-to be disposed of at the "Carnival" on Wednes- , day, 9th September. H. AMOS, Hon. Secretary,' Banks's Commercial College,' ■ - . 11 Grey Street. SCIENCE CONGRESS. . SIR ERNEST RUTHERFORD, F.R.S., will deliver an Address on TRANSFORMATION OF MATTER in the TOWN HALL, on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th, at 8 p.m. The public are invited to attend; T. H. LABY, Hon. Secretary. HARMONIC SOCIETY The- Wellington Harmonic ' Society (erstwhile the Brooklyn Glee Club) lias 1 recently shown increased vitality, and promises to becomo-a valuable addition I to the musical institutions of tho ;city. | At the annual meeting of the society the following officers were elected:— President,' Mr. It. A. -Wright; viceMessrs. S. Stockbridge, Glenny, H. Allan, and W, M'Clellan; conductor, Mr. H. Temple White; secretary and trea-surer, Mr. W., Blake; librarian, Mr. A. Paterson; stage nianager, Mr. V. Bennett; pianist, Miss D; Johnston; reporter, Miss M. Houlder; committ-ee, Mrs. Brewer and Mr. T. Coventry. It was decided to oifer assistance at the concert being arranged by the Brooklyn Patriotic Committee. The cheapest, finest, richest, coffee in , tho world is "Camp." .It warms, revives, comforts, pulls you together, and makes you feel quite fit.—Advt. GREAT BRITAIN'S GREATEST PIANOS. Of tho many celebrated English instruments stocked by The Dresden Piano . 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On June 10th and 11th, 1914, the SUNBEAM again proved its superiority by annexing the Tourist Trophy Race at the Mo of Man, beating all other English and Continental cars with e.'ise.' ' If you are contemplating the purchase of a car be sure and see the SUNBEAM before deciding. MAGNUS. SANDERSON AND CO., LTD., Opera Garage, Wakefield Street, Wellington, agents for SUNBEAMS. ZEUELS, VULCANS. ARDEN, and LAGONDA CARS, LEYLAND LORIJRIES.