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amusements. QRAND OPERA HOUSE. Lessees J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Sub-Lessees Stanley M'Kay and Co. MATINEE. MATINEE. MATINEE. Of OLD MOTHER HOBBARD. (Direction, George Stephenson.) THIS AFTERNOON, AT 2 O'CLOCK. War Prices. Adults: Same as at Night.' Children, Is. (id.. Is., and Gd. Reserved, 2s. TO-NIGHT. 'JO-NIGHT. Stanley M'Kay and Co.'s Screamingly Funny Extravaganza, OLD MOTHER HUBBARD. OLD MOTHER HUBBARD. J OLD MOTHER HUBBARD. J OLD MOTHER HUBBARD. OLD MOTHER HUBBARD. OLD MOTHER' HUBBARD. j The Old Lady who went to the cupboard. , DON'T MISS •Tames, Gerald, as tho Dame. Will Rayner, as Mr. Hubbard. Essie Jennings, as Robin. Rosie Coleman, as Blue Bell. Will Speed, as Ponto, tho Dog. Carmen Coleman, as Sally Horner. Specialities by RUBEE RAYMOND, WILL SPEED, And The Marvellous FREDO BROS. MR. WILL RAYNER will sing, amongst other popular songs, "The Deathless Army,"' and "Mother of Men." Prices, 35., 2.5., Is. Booking Is. extra. Early doors, (id. extra. R. POLLOCK, Representative. DTVT* ' THE LONDON FILM CO.'S GRAND SPORTING DRAMA, MONDAY At Noon. MONDAY MONDAY At Noon, MONDAY A GIGANTIC STARRING BILL. A FAMOUS PLAYERS' DRAMA A.nd a-' , CHARLIE CHAPLIN COMEDY, Tea served Free at Day Sessions to Dresa Circle Patrons. Prices—Day Sessions, Stalls, 3d.; Dress Circle, 6d. Night Sessions, Usual Prices, HE MARTYRDOM OF NURSE. CAVELL." "I have so fc4r, nor shrinking. I. have seen/death so often that it is not strange or fearful to me." PIANOS. PIANOS. THE BRITISH BRINSMEAD. IT is because of its intrinsic value that the BRINSMEAD PIANO ! has attained the unsurpassed -reputation \ in which it is held in all countries. It is the Piano that all the World knows, uses, and admires, not because it is British— \ but ,because it is Best. 5 A shipment of 1916 Models just received ex Tainui. Inspection, cordially invited. | Easy terms arranged. 1 CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD.. J Manners Street, j Wellington. 8 Sole Agents for British Pianos by ChalS lon, George Rogers and Son, Moore and jj Moore, Justin Browne, and Pleyel 15 (Frenoh). | • s ' PATRIOTIC FUNDS 1 ♦ I f MAYOR'S PATRIOTIC FUND, | His Worship the Mayor acknowledges ft the following:— K £ e. d. r Amount previously acknoirI ledged 5199 13 2 a Wellington Rowing Association, sj proceeds of regatta 9 8 0 I 35209 1 2 | MAYOR'S BELGIAN FUND. J His Worship the Mayor acknowledges 'I <;he following 'w£ 6. d. Amount previously acknowledged 4571 2 1 £ Gladstone School (12th instalment) 0 13 0 5 | ,£4871 15 1 II THE "DOMINION" LISTS. I N.Z. WOUNDED SOLDIERS' FUND. fl £ s. d. ? Previously acknowledged ■■■'—■ 374 17 8 ' Employees of Norman IvirkS caldie's farm, Ohau 012 6 ? S£: Total 375 10 2 ! FOR BELGIAN RELIEF. f, j; s. d. i Previously acknowledged 27,67-1 14 5 Robert Orr (monthly donation) 10 0 0 Total 27,684 14 5 j Tho widow of a soldier killed at tho Darchuielles appeared at the Blackburn recruiting offico and begged tliat her son, who attested a few days previously, might be released, as he was tho eldest of four children and _ only lo years of ago. The lad, who is strong and big for his age, declared his intention of avenging his father's death, nnd said that if the Army refused him j he would "join tho Navy.' His attesta- | tion was cancelled. | "I had a seventy-mile drive yester- ( day." she said enthusiastically. "There ain't no such thins," retorted the ' uolf player, grimly.