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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2579, 29 September 1915, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. KING'S THEATRE. ING'S THEATRE. CROWDED 'CO THE DOORS CROWDED TO THE DOORS By a wildly enthusiastic audience, who alternated laughter with tears. MARY I'ICKFORD'S TRIUMPH MARY PICKFORD'S TRIUMPH The Greatest Picture Actress in the World, 'in the .Sweetest R-omancc ever filmed. "SUCH A LITTLE QUEEN." "SUCH A LITTLE QUEEN." A Delicious Lovo Story Passionately and exquisitely unfolded. MARY PICKFORD'S TRIUMPH MARY PICKFORD'S TRIUMPH Remember, 4 More Nights Only, Remember, ivith a Matinee on Saturday. "SUCH A LITTLE QUEEN." "SUCH A LITTLE QUEEN." ' A Romance of Laughter and Tears. Gorgeous in its Joyous Climax. MARY PICICFORD, MARY PICIvFORD, The Idol of All Hearts. MAGNIFICENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. D.C. and 0.5., Is.; Stalls, 6d.; Children Half-price. Reserved Seats at the Bristol, Is. Cd. Tho Laughter Film, "THOSE COLLEGE GIRLS."Now Being Screened At JjWERYBODY'S, FROM NOON ONWARDS. I he Crowds wend their way inwards to s£o OUR GRAND DRAMATIC SERIAL. In which Villainy and Scheming Subterfußces are Badly Routed Vivid, Thrilling Story, "THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY" "THE MILLION DOLLAR' MYSTERY" 1 'IHE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY" The Best Picture of Its Kind Yet Proclucect. SECOND EPISODE Full of Sonsational Scenes, "THE FALSE FRIEND," "THE FALSE FRIEND," Shows Florence Escaping from the Wiles of the Countess Olga. . "THOSE COLLEGE GIRLS." "THOSE COLLEGE GIRLS." Keystone's '2000 ft. of Fun. Splendid Curo for the Blues. DANISH NAVY! GRAPHIC! Prices.—Adults, 6d.; Children, 3d.

TENDERS. ' TO BUILDERS. nnENDERS aro invited up to Noon ol J-. MONDAY, OCTOBER, 4th, "for the Erection of Residence' on Aurora Terrace. Plans, etc., at my offices. Wood.ward Street. . ■ ' JOHN S. SWAN, F.N.Z.1.A., Architect (Regd.) THE AUCKLAND FARMERS' FREEZ- . ING' CO., LTD. LENDERS, closing 18tli OCTOBER, 1915, are invited by tho Auckland Farmers' Freezing Co., Ltd., for the purchase of their Output of Sundries from Ist November, 1915, to 31st October, 1916. Specifications will be supplied' on. application to til© SECRETARY, Box 113, Auckland.

WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. CONTRACT NO. 175. . ADDITIONS TO STORE "Z." nnENDERS will be received up to 5 •1 . o'clock p.m. on' WEDNESDAY. 27th October, 1915, at tho Offices of tho Board for tho' abovo contract. Tenders should be in closed envelopes, addressed to tho Chairman, and endorsed outside "Tender for Contract No. 175." Plans, Specifications, Schedules and Conditions of- Tender may he seen (and forms of tender, etc., may bo obtained) during office hours at the Office of the Engineer to.tho Board. Tho lowest or any tender not necessarly accepted. , " H. E. NICHOLLS, Secretary. Harbour Board Offices, Wellington, N.Z., 27th September, 1915. NEW ZEALAND EXPEDITIONARY ■FORCES. TENDERS FOR SUPPLY OF BADGES, ■ 1 GILT METAL.

WRITTEN Tenders, in duplicate, will bo received by the QuartermasterGeneral, Headquarters, Wellington, up till noon on MONDAY, dtli October, 1915, for tho Supply of■6ooo Badges/Collar, A.S.C., with puis, and 3000 Badges, Cap, A.S.C., with pins. Samples may bo inspected and copies of Specifications and Conditions of Supply, with Forms of Tender, may be obtained at District Headquarters, ■ New .Zealand Military Forces; Auckland, Christchuich, and 'Dunedin, £nd at Defenco Stores,,. Buckle Street, Wellington. Tho,'lowest or any 'tender not necessarily accepted. JAS. O'SULLIVAN, Major, For Quartermaster-General. 23rd September, 1915. TENDER FOR SUPPLIES-MAY MORN . CAMP. .

SEALED TENDERS for the delivery of. • Bread, Butter, 1 Candles,. Cheese, Coffee, Jam, Fresh Meat,' Fresh Milk; Condensed Milk, Oatmeal, Onions, Pepper, Potatoes, Salt, Tea, Currants, Rice, Baking Powder, Coal, Coke, Wood and Straw to JTay Morn Camp, will bo received up till 12 o'clock noon, on TUESDAY; sth October, 1915. Particulars of supplies required and conditions of delivery, etc., mav bo obtained from Headquarters, Defence Department, Wellington, -Auckland, Dunedin, Christchmrch, and I'almerston I\prth. < Envelopes containing tenders should bo clearly hiarked "Tender for SuppliesMay Morn Camp," and addressed to the "Quartermaster-General, Headquarters, -Defenco Department, Wellington." H. H. WRIGHT, Captain A.S.C., Director of Suppli'es and Transport.

TENDERS FOR SUPPLIES. TAU KEREN IK AU CAMP. SEALED TENDERS for the Deltvory of Bread, Butter, Candles, Cheese, Coffee, Jam, Fresh Meat, Fresh Milk, Condensed Milk, Oatmeal, Flour, Onions, Pepper, Potatoes, Salt, ' Tea, Currants, Rice, Baking Powder, Coal, Coke, Wood, and Straw to Tauherenikau Camp will be received up till 12 o'clock (noon) on WEDNESDAY, 6'th October, 1915. Particulars of supplies required and conditions of delivery, etc., may bo obtained from Headquarters, Defence Department; Wellington, Auckland, Dunedin, Christchurch, and- Palmerston North. Envelopes, containing Tenders, should bo clearly marked "Tender for Supplies, Tauherenikau Camp," and addressed to the "Quartermaster-General, Headquarters, Defcnco Department, Wellington.'.' > H. H. WRIGHT, Captain, A.S.C., . Director of. Supplies and Transport. 22nd September, 1915. NEW ZEALAND EXPEDITIONARY FORCES. TENDERS FOR SUPPLY OF CLOTHING AND PERSONAL EQUIPMENT.

WRITTEN TENDERS, in duplicate, will be received by the Quarter-master-General, Headquarters, Wellingtoii, up till Noon on MONDAY, Ith October, for the Supply and Delivery of:— Blankets, Cholera Belts, Braces, Denim Suits, Housewives, Holdalls, Jerseys, Kitbags and Sea Kit-bags,-Underpants, Under and AYorking Shirts, Socks, Canvas . Shoes, Towels, Pannikins, Tin Plates, Putties, Dinner Knives, Forte, and Spoons. Samples, may bo inspected and copies of Specifications "and Condition ,o[ Supply, -with Forms of Tender, uiny be obtained at District Headquarters, N.Z. Military Forces, Auckland, Christchurch, and Dunedin, and Defcnco Stores, 1 Buckl6 Street, Wellington. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. •lAS. O'SULtIVAN, Major, !'or Quartermaster-General, pefrmw! Sterol Wclliiißtcn, '■v Sfltt, , - •,