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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2281, 15 October 1914, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT At 8, NIGHTLY, JOTAYWARD'S. THB KING'S. TROTH IS STRONGER THAN FICTION Amazing Dramatic Story of the "LIFE OP GENERAL VILLA." "LIFE OF GENERAL VILLA." "LIFE OF GENERAL VILLA." The Most Remarkable Personality in the World To-day. .Woven into the Drama are Realistic, Mexican War Scenes FILMED UNDER FIRE. "CAPTURE OF LOUVAIN." "CAPTURE OF LOUVAIN." "CAPTURE OF LOUVAIN." All the. WRITINGS in the world could not convoy the never-failing impression implanted by this film. "GREAT WAR PICTORIAL." "GREAT WAR PICTORIAL." "GREAT WAR PICTORIAL." Horse Guards' Parade—SOLDIERS OF THE TSAR. THE KING OF THE BELGIANS-Bel-gian Nurses-Jcrennan Prisoners. AND OTHER RARE FILMS. 6d. and Is. Reserves, Dresden,- Js. Gd. TjWERYBODrS. OPERA HOUSE PALATIAL. Daily from Noon Till 10.30 p.m. THE PUBLIC ARE THE JUDGEB. > How they rush our good things. FIRST ACTUAL WAR PICTURE, The last from Europe. "CAPTURE OF LOUVAIN." ' "CAPTURE OF LOUVAIN." "CAPTURE OF LOUVAIN." Where Belgian Men, Women, and Children experienced the unexampled savagery of war. "OLD RELIABLE !" A- "real "OLD RELIABLE!" dramatic "OLD RELIABLE!" story full of that peculiar charm and power that holds the interest of heartland mind. ELECTRIFYING WAR GRAPHIC. ELECTRIFYING WAR GRAPHIC. Tho Best Yet. The Best Yet. "SOLDIERS OF THE TSAR" (magmfi-cent)-THE KING OF THE BELGIANS (loudlv cheered). ANTWERP'S ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. AND OTHER RARE -FILMS. 3d. Children. 'Adults 6d. EASTBOURNE FERRY SERVICE. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO' PASSENGERS. SUSPENSION OF TIMETABLE.

I7IOR TO-DAY (THURSDAY) the ordi- . nary time-table will be SUSPENDED, and Trips will be run as under:— Leave Leave Leave ' Day's Bay. Rona Bay. City. 6.55 a.m. 7.5 a.m. 7.40 a.m. •8 a.m. . 8.15 a.m. 10.15 a.m. 9 a.m. 9.10 a.m. 5.20 p.m. 11 a.m. 11.10 a.m. 6.20 p.m. 6.10 p.m. 6 p.m. 7 p.m. NOTE.—If weather is fine, a late boat will leave Ferry Wharf for the Bays at 9.15 p.m. , For TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) the following alterations will be made in the ordinary/ Unit-table:— The first trips from the Bays -will be altered to 6.10 a.m. from Day s Bay and G. 50 a.m. from Rona Bay. The first trip from Town will bo 7.25 a.m. , • NOTE.—There will be no 9 'a.m. boat from the Bays TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). See to-night's paper for any further alterations. ' ' EXCURSIONS TO VESSELS IN HARBOUR. Trips round the vessels in the stream will be run TO-DAY at frequent intervals from 10.15 a.m. to 5.15 p.m. If fine weather,. Night Excursion 8 p.m. NOTE.—For To-morrow's Excursions watch to-night's paper. T ECTURE- BY MAJOR A. E. M.. ■&■■ NORTON, D.5.0.. F.R.G.S. 'On "N.Z.'s TRADE WITH GREAT BRITAIN AND THE WAR." TO-NIGHT, 15th OCTOBER, At 8 p.m. At the CENTRAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Winder's Buildings, opp. Royal Oat Hotel. Chairman: C. M. Luke, Esq., President, Wellington Central Chamber of Commerce. Business men and others cordially invited to attend. ARTHUR PETHERICK, Secretary.

Some sixty members of tho Carterton Dofenco Rifle Club were on parade on Tuesday evening, Lieutenant F. Roydhouse being in command. Afterwards a meeting was held, when the club officers wore elected, including: Pntron, Sir Walter Buchanan; secretary, Mr. F. C. Breckett; treasurer, Mr. H. S. Moss; committee, JlessT6. J. • G. Mooro, G. S. I'hillpotts, E. Hall, W. o!Callaghan, C. E. Cumpsty, J. D. Smith, C. Phillips, and J3. Hubbard; auditor, Mr. l'otts. A set of rules was also drawn up. "If God giants us victory, woo to tho conquered!" said tho Berlin MilitaorWoclionblatt recently in a fierce appeal to tho nation. Administration of Estates.—Tho Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation issues bonds guaranteeing the proper administration of deceased persons' estates,— Advt.