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AMUSEMENTS. H'r , M -' U j£ Trfi THEATRE, ■m vT,.n'.M n3 ' V lUm '' 'Phone 165. ' ( VVVJ 1 ' • ;iL 8 - SATURDAY nn 5) II CI SS! SUCO RSS! J fcS UCCKSST:!' A venUblo triumph achieved bv Paul SUnhojio s rocoril-ljivakiHg Hovue Co. ~,.A .-•)-> J' PIiODIiCTJOX. " \ itl?ntii>iM : T 1' r?,', ,a,1 R |l i"S success. ABSOLU 1 I'M lIIM BUST SHOW EVER SliiEN AT FULLERS'." such w.'i? tho unanimous vordict of 2000 vm-r t S r c .'! P ntro " s l«"t uight. im 11 ? !,| J YOUli SIDES iir'r, ' I ;ul I Stanhope in z & BfaffittM! Tinitoi mlf n'ivi s™" 11 "; ILuLI.U. Ijj ATJj ! sort thnf" ntMU-nq HULLO! lA'ALL BAY! vou to I v "u HULLO! LYALL BAY! noH b0,,;. « HULLO! LYALL BAY! w ?t everyone EYKimviiiifii; aSvises e\ei}bcdy to sec this pre-eminent production nightlv. MELODY AND MAGNIFICENCE. Prices—2s., Is. 6d., and Is. Book at Bristol. QRAND OPERA HOUSE. to"™; ~~ TO-NIGHT! 10-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! FINAL CI!AND OPERA RECITAL By The Eminent BELGIAN PRIMA DONNA, MADAM LINA NYBERG, LIN A NYBERG, LIN A NYBERG, LINA NYBERG, Supported by MR. FRANK CHARLTON, Baritone. MR. BAXIE ft BUCKLEY, Solo Pianist TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAM ME. MADAM LINA NYBERG will sing |La Tosca" (Puccini) s>°ns r <-!' Va "?P (Gounod) Iho Pwu'l of Brazil ... (Felicien "David) Aud a. Scries of French Pastorelles of tho 18th Century. Mi?, FRANK CHARLTON Trill sing ■ "Hamid's Song" (Monlc Gould) Nos" (MacFadven) Obstmation (Fontcnai'lles) MR. BAXTER BUCKLEY will play Valse Caprice (Sapelinkoff) Polonaiso in .E (Liszt) Box Plan at Tho Bristol Piano Co. Prices—s?., 35., Is. Direction, Jolin Hopkins. Jj] mpress THEAHe. "Where Everybody Goes." NOW SHOWING: Keystone's latest Charles Chaplin comedy "feature," GETTING ACQUAINTED. GETTING ACQUAINTED. CHARLES CHAPLIN at his very best. Supported by MABEL NORLAND, AMBROSE, and other ALSO, WHEN HONOUR AWAKES (Lubin's 2-part feature drama). __ TOPICAL BUDGET, etc., etc. /JUNGO TEA. TANGO TEA. TANGO TEA. TANGO TEA. TANGO 'PEA. TANGO TEA. TANGO TEA. TANGO TEA. IN AID OF THE GREAT FUND FOR OUR NEW ZEALAND WOUNDED AND DEPENDENTS. mOWN HALL. (BIG TOWN HALL. A OWN HALL. HALL.) TOWN HALL. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. May 26th, ■ At 3 o'clock. LADIES: Make this the biggest, brightest, and most pleasant function yet inaugurated. Come to the TOWN HALL, WEDNESDAY, May 26th, at 3 p.m. Note—Specially arranged by the LADIES' COMMITTEE of the COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' WAREHOUSEMEN'S, MERCHANTS' AND CENTRAL CLUB'S PATRIOTIC FUND COMMITTEE. REMEMBER - LARGE TOWN TTAT.T, WEDNESDAY, MAY 26th, 3 p.m. Tickets, Is., obtained from Miss Murray, Florist, Willis Street; Burlington, corner Willis Street; Mr. R. Armit, Tobacconist, Lambton Quay; Gamble and Creed, Lambton Quay; also Pringle's, Lambton Quay; 'or- from Mrs. Wilson, Hon. Secretary, Ladies' Committee, care Commercial Travellers' Club, and all members of above Club. - EMPIRE BILLIARD PARLOR (J. Fanning and Co.'s Building), Opp. New Zealander Hotel, MANNERS STREET. NOW OPEN. OW OPEN. THE MOST UP-TO-DATE BILLIARD PARLOR. REMOVAL NOTICE. MR. R. M. GREEN, Chemist, corner Taranaki and Vivian Streets, has removed to more commodious premises, No. 141, VIVIAN STREET, near Bank. Prescriptions accurately dispensed. Night or day. 'Phone 2606 a. BRICE'S T UNCHEON AND TEA ROOMS, J -' BRANDON STREET, next to Kirkcaldie and Stains. If you want a good Fish or Meat Tea, 5 to 7.30, try Brice's. A.B.C. TAXI SERVICE. CARS FOR HIRE OR STORED. Oil and Petrol Supplied. 'Phone 2924. Address: Next Public Trust Office, Lambton Quay. N. NIGHTINGALE Proprietress BARBER AND CO.. Dyera and • Dry Cleaners, 125 Cuba St., City. 'Phone 226. LONDON TRAMWAY STRIKERS J * PLACES FILLED BY MEN OVER THE MILITARY AGE. (By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Copyright.) London, May 23. The London County Council has instructed that- tramway strikers eligible for military and naval service shall return their uniforms and badges. The council is appointing men above military age as motormen and conductors for tho period of the war. WOOL FROM SYDNEY i A CONDEMNED BY PRIZE COUBT. j London, May 22. The Prize Court has condemned as enemy property 177 bales of wool shipped by the Clan Davidson, from Sydn=v, hv Mw-srs. Dohnorl, Mullet', Schmidij and Company,