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AMU3EMENTS. The king's bayward's HE Iv'IXGS PICTURES. r NIGHTLY AT 8. ■ The Pic-luro Britain Cheered. The Picture Britain Cheered. The Picture Britain Cheered. TILE FRINGE OP WAR. l till: fringe of war. THE FRINGE OF WAR. THE FRINGE OF WAR. A truly remarkable piny. Glittering with Patriotism and overpowering Love ! Episodes. THE FRINGE OF WAR. THE FRINGE OF WAR, THE FRINGE OF WAR. THE FRINGE OF WAR, One of tlio most thrilling productions over screened, and containing many wonderful Battle Scencs. THE FRINGE OF WAR. THE FRINGE OF WAR. THE FRINGE OF AVAR. THE FRINGE OF WAR. The Picture of the Moment. A series you cannot afford to miss. The Picture Britain Cheered. And Splendid Supporting Programme. WILFUL PEGGY. WILFUL PEGGY. WILFUL PEGGY. WILFUL PEGGY. Featuring "little" Mary Pickford. HONEYMOONERS-Vitagraph's' Latest, ' with .lohn Buunv. DEPARTURE OF MAORI DEPARTURE OF MAORI AND THIRD REINFORCEMENTS. AND THIRD REINFORCEMENTS. KING'S WAR GAZETTE, Extra Attraction:-. ... . . Violin Solo. i;... MISS RUBY M'DONALD' will perform "ROMANCE" during tho. uitor-: val each evening. Prices—ls. ajd 6d. Reserves l9'. 6d;; EVERYBODY'S. Direction Fuller's Pictures, Limited. DAILY, FROM NOON. " A Superior Selection of the WofWs Hest Cinomatograme, including. ■ Vitagraph's 2-Part Romantic'; Drama. ■ ROMANCE OF DAVID OrARR-ICK. ROMANCE OF DAVID GARRICK. ROMANCE OF DAVID GAftRICK, Depicting the love romance famous JBth century actor. A' fasßinatijii! and absorbing story, and as it become deeply interested in: the : chival-' voils qualities of this Beau BrummeLiof. tho Stage, 'id) SHOT GUNS THAT KICK. SHOT GUNS THAT KICK,. A Keystone feast of fun, , funny Fatty to tho front, : ■ FLYING FREIGHT'S CARTIVE. FLYING FREIGHT'S CAPTIVE. . ; An exciting drama, concerning a train jewel robbers aad a bravo' 'girl" telegraphist. '•—' \ •• BATTLE OF THE SAND -DUNES. • BATTLE OF THE SAND'DUNES. An Authentic War Study. STUDY IN FEET., ' STUDY IN FEET. - • A farce with an original plot. GAUMONT WAR GRAPHIC. , GAUMONT WAR GRAPHIC. Latest War Scones. ' ' EXPKI) I'L'IONA RTES' SPORT'S. EXPEDITIONARLES' SPORTS. Championship Sports of Ist Contingent, held at Trentham. Orchestra Afternoon and Night. Prices—Adults, Gtl.j Children, 3d; BAND. ! WORKERS' BAND at NEWTOWN PARK,. j,' TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), at 8 o'clock. FOR OUR SOLDIERS. ■ A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CON- . CERT, Will bo riven in the Concert Chamber of THE TOWN HALL, on APRIL Bth, To commence at 8 p.m., by the WELLINGTON AMATEUR CHORAL ' CLUB, assisted by Other Leading Artists. Choruses, Quartets, Duets and Solos. Elocutionary Items and Artistic. Dancing will also form features of the programme. ' • , ' These Concerts are to be given Monthly. Tho proceeds will bo devoted to a fund 1 for the benefit of incapacitated returned Troopers and their dependents, or the 1 dependents of Troopers killed w hilo in action. TICKETS Is. W. H. NASH, Hon. Seo. ANTED, Wellington South, ~ Residents' patronage at St. Thomas s Hall To-night- Monster Benefit' Entertainment. aid of Wellington South Senior ; Cadet Drum and' Fife Band. ' WELLINGTON GOLF CLUB. A TENNIS TOURNAMENT for Members of tho abovo Club will be held • at Herotaunga on (EASTER SATURDAY : and MONDAY. ■' Entries for Men's ' Doubles, Ladies' Doubles, and Combined Doubles will be received up till THURSDAY NEXT bv Mrs. Marchbanks. Hobson' Crescent. Telephone 429. Competitors ' aro requested to enter in pairß if possible. l m£E Blue Bonnets are over the X Border; voti will hear all about i it at the Highland Society's Concert. t LEADING CAFE, The VEGETARIAN, VEGETARIAN, 83 Willis Street, WELLINGTON. i (First Floor, opp. "Evening Post.") j *V(Tiere the Choicest Food is perfectly i cooked. t i ' A SUPERIOR Is. DINNER " t Is served, 6 Till 7 p.m. ' ' 3 ' ; SEGG'S PIANOS.' 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