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AMUSEMENTS. ~ M UNDER THE PATRONAGE AND IN THE PRESENCE OF HER EXCELLENCY THE COUNTESS 01? LIVERPOOL. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE.' TO-DAY (FRIDAY), TO-DAY, TO-DAY (FRIDAY), TO-DAY, AT 3 P.M. QUEEN '8' ARTISTS. BBSS ESSE U!ffi BBBSIBgS IN AID OF OUR .WOUNDED SOLDIERS' FUND, Contributed by tbo following Artists: MISSES V. WATERS, DRISCOLL, CRANE, LONSDALE, NEWTON, DOUGHTY. MESSES. PETERSEN, HTCKMOTT, OULFOEB BELL, FITZGERALD, AITKEN, THOMPSON, LTJKS, AND ALEC NEWTON. OAAA BRITISHERS WANTED! OA A A BRITISHERS WANTED! oUUU IS. FOE ANY SEAT IN THE THEATRE. -j6, . A FOR ANY SEAT IN THE THEATRE. J. (Under the Auspices of the Commercial Travellers' and Warehousemen's . Association.) Piano kindly lent }>y Bristol Piano Co. . Drawing-room Furniture by Messrs. Brown and Yeats,. Cuba„Street._ A NATIVE EFFORT FOR THE FUND! LARGE TOWN HALL, AT 8 P.M. WEDNESDAY NEXT, AT S P.M. AT 8 P.M. WEDNESDAY NEXT, : AT 8 P.M, Under the Patronage of THEIR EXCELLENCIES LORD AND LADY LIVERPOOL THE PREMIER AND MINISTERS OF. THE CROWN SIR JOSEPH WARD, BART. HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR, AND OTHER LEADING CITIZENS. IN AID OF THE NEW ZEALAND PATRIOTIC FUND FOR THE WOUNDED SOLDIERS, SAILORS, AND THEIR DEPENDENTS. EXCLUSIVE MAORI /CONCERT!. THE MOST DESERVING AND UNIQUE PERFORMANCE YET ATTEMPTED IN NEW ZEALAND. •' THE PROGRAMME INCLUDESHAKAS! POI DANCES! HAKAS! POI DANCES! SOLOS, DUETS, QUARTETTES! SOLOS, DUETS, QUARTETTES! GAMES, ETC., ETC. GAMES, ETC., ETC. FULL PROGRAMME IN FUTURE ISSUE. EARLY APPLICATION FOR SEATS NECESSARY. BOX PLAN FOR ss. SEATS NOW OPEN AT BEGG'S MUSIC WAREHOUSE, MANNERS STREET. MONSTER PATRIOTIC ART UNIONS 100 PRIZES! tS. ENTIRE PROCEEDS TO PATRIOTIC FUND TO ASSIST N.Z. ■»«, 1 WOUNDED SOLDIERS AND SAILORS AND THEIR -L , DEPENDENTS, Ist Prize—GRAND UPRIGHT PIANO, British make Value '££0 2nd „ SIDEBOARD, WRITING CABINET 4 BOOKCASE...Vake ,259 3rd „ OAK BEDROOM SUITE Value £48 4th „ OIL PAINTING, N.Z. Scene ......... Value ..£35 sth „ FIRST-CLASS RETURN TRIP TO SYDNEY Value .£25 (Including 10 Days' Hotel Expenses.) 6th „ CAMERA AND CASE Value £25 7th . SINGER SEWING MACHINE Value £15 Bth ~ SMOKER'S SILVER COMPANION Value .£ls 9th „ VIOLIN Value £10 10th , STAG'S HEAD, Mounted Value £10 11th „ OAK MIRROR AND BOOKCASE, 2 Pieces Value £lfl 12th „ SILVER-PLATED WARE Value £10 AND 88 OTHER PRIZES, INCLUDING P P WARE CAMERA, TEA SERVICE, ELECTRIC 4-LAMP KADIATOB, FIELD (MASSES? BOY S MOTOR-CAR, MODEL YACHTS COAL SCUTTLE, MOMDEffS CABINET, ICE CHEST, TYPEWRITER, ETC., ETC. •j St SOME OF PRIZES ON VIEW IN ; JS. SINGER MACHINE CO.'S Window, Willis Street, Wellington, Union Closes 26th June. Drawn at Commercial Travellers' Clnh at 8 p.m, on 30th June. Winning numbers advertised on July Ist. Under Auspices and Management of Wellington Commercial Travellers' and Warehousemen's Association's Patriotic Committee. To the SECRETARY, Commercial Travellers' Club, Wellington, I enclese fw tickets tn tKe MONSTER ART UNION. Name Addrew Special Feature Advertisements. £55 Voffl for £29155. 01 I When you: are' offered something for about, half price ". " | I you are naturally suspicious. ''Something,, wrong I somewhere,''you say. That something is ■wrong is 3 the rule—here is an exception. 1 An exquisite OAK BEDROOM SUITE was im- J ported from England by the D.I.C. for a customer who didn't take it. This Suite was in the stock taken over by BROWN AND TEATS at a tremend- | ously reduced price, hence this offer. | The Suite comprises a 4ft. Gin. Double Mirror Door Wardrobe with 2 roomy drawers; a 4ft. Toilet Chest with large swing mirror, and a 4ft, Washstand with a grey marble top and tile back, with towel rails. The whole Suite is of solid English Oak right" throughout, and is mounted with, copper and blue stone decorations. The original price was £55, and it is being offered for £29155. fli. I Write for Photograph. Browne & Yeats CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON.