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AMUSEMENTS. Be early. Book at the Dresden, Is, Gd. THE KING'S. THE KING'S. HAYWARD'S 'PICTURES., LAST SCREENING TO-NIGHT, At 8 o'clock. Of that splendid success, • '' "THE SHEPHERD OP THE SOUTHERN CROSS." ■"THE SHEPHERD OF THE SOUTHERN CROSS." 'An. All-Australian Production. Acted by all Australian Artists, : Amid beautiful Australian. Scenery, "KING'S WAR* GAZETTE," Latest from Europe. "STUDY INFLOWERS," i A perfect colour gem. "DON'T MONKEY WITH THE BUZZ SAW," a real funny item, .And others. . . ■ MONDAY NEXT; MONDAY NEXT, A plioto-play classic! 5000 ft. In three parte. 5000 ft. "THE WRATH OP THE GODS." "THE WRATH OF THE GODS." "THE WRATH OP THE GODS." "THE WRATH OF THE GODS." A powerful appeal to human emotion. A Genuine Japanese Story. Supported by specially selected DRAMAS, COMICS. • V SCENICS, . And the LATEST WAB TOPICALS, , KING'S ORCHESTRA'. 6d. and Is. Reserves Dresden;.' Is. 6d.

J] V B E Y B O' D. Y'S, Daily from Noon till 10.15. Send the Children early To-day.,to, have a laughing tonic. '-"i ' Last'laugh 10.15 To-night . You'll bo sorry you missM, . THE PROPERTY MAN, Make up your mind to get a-iticket now. Delays aro dangerous if you "wish to see THE PROPERTY -MAN. ■THE PROPERTY MAN. " With --- ■. CHARLES CHAPLIN as Props, CHARLES CHAPLIN -v.", - The mirth-producer unique. ANTWERP UNDER SHOT'AND SHELL. Sonny-Jim in Search of'a'Mother. PATHE ..GAZETTE. MOUNT DORE. s ■ TELL-TALE SCAR; ' Prioes—Gd. and 3d. - ■ MONDAY AT NOON, . Two Big Attractions. A Vitagraph two-part;feature. The favourite actor, Maurice Costello,viii . , HER BIG SCOOP, A startling nevrepaper story. And an unsurpassed Keystone,' .featuring' CHARLES'CHAPLIN, The ' CHARLES CHAPLIN, Funny Man." ' " In .- THE FACE ON THE ..." - BAR-ROOM FLOOR, .A screaming burlesque. : '

CITY COUNCIL. TOWN HALL! TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. TOWN, HALL. • ORGAN RECITAL. ORGAN RECITAL."; ' TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, ; (SATURDAY), > At 8 o'clock, * '. ..' By . : ; MR. BERNARD F. PAGE (City Organist). MR. BERNARD F. PAGE (City. Organist). Concerto in D Minor (No. 10) Handel Bleirie Claussma'nn. Contrasts Pastel No. 3 Karg-Elert.; (Pastorale, Recitative et Corale.) Symphonic Poem, "Danse Macabre" - Saint-Saens. Canzonet Bernard' Johnson. Peer Gynt Suite i Grieg. ' ADMISSION: , ' ' SIXPENCE AND-ONE SHILLING, JNO. R. PALMER, Town Cierk', .November 27th, 1914.

TTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, lA TO-MORROW EVENING, At 8.30 p.m.' ' SUNDAY CONCERT . SUNDAY CONCERT ■i i by tlie WELLINGTON ' ' PROFESSIONAL ORCHESTRA; PROFESSIONAL ORCHESTRA, • >' PROFESSIONAL ORCHESTRA, . ■ Under MR. HERBERT BLOY. MR. HERBERT BLOY. Silver Coin Collection.. H. MOSCHINI, Hon. Sec.

BAND. ! TVT .Z. NATIVES' ASSOCIATION BAND. * (late City B.m ( l), at BOTANICAL GARDENS ' - .'. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), AT 3 p.m. :

GREAT BRITAIN'S GREATEST " \ £ianos. :r Of the many celebrated English instrn. ments stocked by The Dresden Piano Company, Ltd., norio enjoy such an enviable position and reputation- as tho Broadwood Piano, made by the oldest established firm of. piano manufacturers in'the British Empire—John Broadwood and Sons,- Ltd. Other British-built pianos at "The Dresden" include the Tenowned Sallies and the.excellent and reliable Coliard. The famous Canadian organs—The Bell and the Imperial—are also on view.' Easy terms. Tho Dresden Piano Company, Ltd., Wellington. North Island Man-, (igor, M.'J. Brooke3.—Advt, •

Mr. .H. E. Holland, Social Democratic candidate for Wellington North, will, speak in Everybody's Theatre on Sunday nt 8 p.in. His subjeot will be, "Tho Threg Preachers" (Tory, Libernl, Labour},, j