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AMUBEMENTS. "Tho War will be won or lost on the Western I'Tonl."—Kitchener. mOWN HALL. " TOWN HALL. : CONCHIIT CiIAMIiUU. TO-MOKROW (SATURDAY) NIGHT, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) NIGHT, Also, THUS. 4lli, mill TII.URS. (ith AI'JdL. The DisliiiKiiishi'd International -.'lourmilisl, I'RHDEIUC COLHMAN, KIIMDURIC COLEMAN, ' FRHDERIC (COLEMAN, KIUiDERI.C COLKMAN, FKKDEIMC COLEMAN, ■ .In ..a Series of THRILLING LECTURES, entitled WITH. THE' i ALLIES JN FRANCE AND FLANDERS. The War, as aeon by AN ACTUAL EYE-WITNESS. '~ FREDERIC COLEMAN, »•<•»■ attached to tho Headquarters Staff and took part in many of tho TITANIC HTRUCrULES that havo occurred on tho Western Front. THE -GREAT MYSTERIOUS WESTERN FRONT, Of which we know so little, and in which wo 'place- all our hopes] and feara, for here will the war bo decided.' FREDERIC COLEMAN Will describe his Actual Experiences, and what he saw in -trench and firing-line. FREDERIC MCOLEMAN will tell of deathless exploits, which, none can hear without a stirring of tho blood- and a quickened sense of patriotism. He was right in tho thick of it—his motor-car twice smashed by German, shells— *aud he was once wounded. Those who wish to know what > the great • struggle on tho West means, and . how the.Germans have been held back, should hear Frederic Coleman's vivid and thrilling stories of tho war.- , ' Tho lectures will be illustrated by UNIQUE PICTURES TAKEN UNDER FIRE BY MR, COLEMAN, which'graphically depict the events described, and bring the atmosphere of the battlefield right to you/ AND HE HAS SEEN AND ■I-XPEBI-ENCED ALL HE DESCRIBES. PRICES: 35./25., and Is. Ri-'if.ved Seats, ds. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN: . ■ At, The Bristol Piano Co. ' Prank Talbot, General Manager. ■'ONLY TWO MORE DAYS To see . TITTELL BRUNE, TITTELL'BRUNE, The idol of the gallery girls, in a charming play, j "ESTHER REDEEMED," ' "ESTHER IMiDBEiMED," A story that gives Miss Tittell Brune a chance to display heir emotional acting'in the,part of Esther Scagar,' a girl of the slums, and a criminal by heredity and instinct, who, by means of an operation on tho brain, becomes a credit to society life.. ' AND THE PARROT SAID —? A funny Billy Rcoves story. GRAPHIC. WALCHERON. ' Prices: Day Sessions-Stalls, 3d.; Dress Circle, 6d. Night Sessions—Usual Prices. VERYBODY'S. ~~T VERYBODY'S. MONDAY . Commencing MONDAY Tho sweetest girl-on the, screen, • AIISS VIOLA DANA,' MISS VIOLA'DANA, Will be seen in a, beautiful sympathetic character of a country .maid in . Edison's four-reel feature play, "GLADIOLA,"; '•GLADIOLA," ' '■•■. \ A fttory of life as it-is in all its selfishness'and worth tessnoss, and in its purity. "Motion Pioturo World" says :— Miss Viola Dana's acting in "Gladiola" stampsher not'iuerely as a sorcen favourite, but as a great actress." . \ ': . Good supporting subjects, ! inoluding: WIFFLES IN WAR TIME. ■A-Teal funny Pathe-colpur coniedy. Tea served Free inD.C. at the Day , Sessions. .- Prices—Day Sessions: Stalls 3d.; D.C., 6d. Night Sessions—Usual Prices. SPORTING. WELLINGTON RACING CLUB, '" '" . • AUTUMN~MEETING. THURSDAY-AND SATURDAY, 6th and Bth APRIL, 1916; ' ACCEPTANCES for .First Day's events • CLOSE at 9 o'clock, p.m. on-FRI-DAY, 31st MARCH, 1916. at the office of the Club, Woodward -Street, Wellington. A. E. WHYTE, Secretary. A UCKLAND KACING . CLUB; AUTUMN MEETING, 1916. GENERAL ENTRIES (1 sov. each) , ACCEPTANCES for . Easter Handicap 4 sovs. . Brighton' Hurdles ...'. 3 sovs.. Autumn- Steeplechase 8 sovs. ' CLOSE on FRIDAY, 31st MARCH, By 9 p.m. At the SAME TIME, FORFEITS (1 'sov.'each) niust ; be declared and paid for G.N. CHAMPAGNE STAKES G.N. OAKS,. G.N. ST. LEGER STAKES. FEES to accompany in each instance. J. F. HARTLAND, Secretary. , MANAWATU RACING CLUB. , SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS' FUND BENEFIT. , , AUTUMN MEETINGJ 1916, To be hold at , AWAPUNI RACECOURSE, PALMERSTON NORTH. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, : 12th and 13tti APRIL. ACCEPTANCES for FIRST DAY'S i RACES and Final Payments for the Manawatu Sires' Produce Stakes' (Eighth), and Manawatu Stakes (Twelfth) CLOSE on MONDAY, 3rd APRIL, 1916,- at 9.30 p.m. Address ' THE SECRETARY, P.O. Box 52, . PALMERSTON NORTH. Mean's Essence For making good cough mixr hire at home, was heeded by the people. It is used by thousands, and appreciated wherever used. Be jure you get Hean't, original and genuine. •». t,.•' (1 OOD Printing promptly produced at A ' popular prlMi, at "Dominion" Joh