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AMUSF-MENTS. ' And Only the "World's Best Pictures. MATINEE, TO-DAY AT 2.30. MATINEE, TO-DAY AT 2.30. Children, Half-price to All Parts. ■O-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT The l?inal Screening in Wellington. o£ Couan Doyle's Stirring Story of Adventuro: BRIGADIER GERARD. BRIGADIER GERARD. BRIGADIER GERARD. The Last Night of LEWIS WALLER arid MaDGE TITHERADGE, • 300K YOUR SEATS FOR TO-NIGHT U The Bristol till Noon; after that at The King's Theatre, 'Phone 3143. PRICES—Is. and Cd.; Reserves, Is. lid. NEXT WEEK'S BIG, POPULAR ATTRACTION AT rjJHH RING'S. Commencing Monday Night! THE FAMOUS PLAYERS CO. Present P In "Mistress' Nell," the splendid drams of the daring days of gay King Charles 11, MARY PICKFORD plays the title role of pretty Nell Gwynn, the whimsical, impulsive, and piquant little favourite oi the public, and the monarch of England, Miss Pickford lends a new and vivid beauty to "Mistress Nell," of whom il was said, "England would be worse thai a Puritan funeral without her." A GREAT PLAY for ' ,A GREAT ACTRESS. RESERVE YOUR SEATS at The Bristol s Prices as Usual. ' WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. Town hall. town hall OWN HALL. TOWN HALL OR.GAN RE~CITAL.' / ORGAN RECITAL. ORGAN RECITAL. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT At' S.io o'clock. By MR. 'BERNARD P. PAGE (City Organist). The First Movement from Symphony No. 6 (Pastoral) Beethove Ave Maria, Arcadelt-Pag (1514/157! Rhapsodie (No. B),' Op. 1 ... Saint-Saer "Naiade" (Op. 15), No. 1, from the jive Melomimics Rebiko Prelude Fugue and Variations,. Op. 18 Cesar Franc Prelude to Act 111. (Tristan and Isolde) Wagn ( Fantasia, Op. 117 Sili ADMISSION: SIXPENCE AND ONE SHILLING. Doors open 7.15 o'clock. JNO. R. PALMER, Town. Clerk. "ANZAC" LADIES' GOLF CLUB. nnHE above Club will open its Coi JL petitions at the Berhampore Lin on THURSDAY, the 23rd instant, at 1. p.m. Afternoon Tea will be provided the Golf Pavilion, Brittomart Street, 3.50. Ladies intending to play on the Links are cordially invited to attend. NOTICE. ALL Members of ' the Women's An German League are earnestly i ' ouefited to attend at the Leagues Roo: ' TUESDAY NEXT, at 7.30 p.m. , JOHN BAILLIE (Baillie i Gallery, London), requests the- honour of a visit io 1 his ' ' \ EXHIBITION OP ART POR--5 TRAITUItE AND PICTURES - IN PHOTOGRAPHY, at the

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LERY, Lambton Quay, opening at Noon on MONDAY NEXT. PIANOS. PIANOS. THE BRITISH BRiNSMEAD. IT is because of its intrinsic value that the j BRINSMEAD PIANO has attained the unsurpassed reputation B in which it is held in all countries. It is H the Piano that all the World knows, uses, | and admires, not because it is British ■jj but because it is Best. _ . I A shipment of 1916 Models just received ex Tainui. Inspection cordially invited. Easy terms arranged. CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., Manners Street, Wellington. Sole Agents for British Pianos by Ohallen, .George Rogers and Bon, Moore and Moore, Justin Browne, and Pleyel (French).' STIRRING NEW PATRIOTIC SONG. The ©ailor."' HE BAILOR." Words and Music by H. C. GOFFIN, Wellington. NOW ON SALE AT ALL MUSIC STORES. rrVHE "Ever-Ready" Patented Quick-Re-JL forence device is applicable to Invoice, Memo., Delivery, Consignment, Receipt, and many other books. Simple, cheap, and effective. Sole Agents, the Wellington Publishing Co., Ltd., "Dominion" Avenue, Wellington.

One thousand two hundred, and twenty acres of exceptional freehold eHeep country known us the old homestead block, Te Apiti Station, will he offered at auction in Hastings by Messrs. Dalgetx and Company, Limited, on Wednesday, JWTCh ; 22, at 10.30 a.m. This block i 6 considered one of the bast sheep properties in liawke'o 'fl&l'i ami should ooiswu"i * 1 ~**Ae sale.