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AMUSEMENTS. 1 , AMUSEMENTS. HIS MAJESTY'S- THEATRE. TjWPRESS mHEATRE. — JCJMPRESS J-HKATRE. Direction, Fullers' Vaudeville, Ltd. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT [ "Rags." MARY PICKEORD'S "Rajs." '10-DAY AT 2.30 TO-DAY "Rags." Last Night. "Rags." TO-.DAY AT 2:30 TO-DAY "Rags." MARY PICKFORD'S "Rags." OUR GRAND WEEKLY , r ' niDfMTvirunrvnr i 11 Rags". MARY PICMORDb - Rags. K v Vaudeville Last Night. 'Ttags." BARGAIN MATINEE Do Luxe. "Ri)"s." "Ra<* s ." "Rags.i' "Rags." Stupendous Bill • BARGAIN MATINEE . m *...),=■■ , of Varieties, j BARGAIN MATINEE TjVMPRESS.' > Two hours and a half of Clean, Whole-. lmvn < y'^y' oo„;> some Entertainment and Full Orchestra. , pnfnesir bTrTii-pi" pt 4 V Take advantage of the , A COIXJSSAL PLAI. ~v A Subject of Great So.cial Sigmficanca. JJAKtoAJJS jLAi-liN.hr; I-JalU*V. THE DRAGON. D.C. as., O.S. Is., Children half-price; $S|i Stalls, Adults and Children 6d. Doors ! " A open 1.50. Commence 2.50. , V £ H IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE". # , Direction, Fullers' Vaudeville, Ltd. ' i "W'*%?" I ■JO-NIGIIT At 8 TO-NIGHT / tO, >fef 1 New FULLERS' Vaudeville «,«. ,1 Specialty FULLERS' Company. > ®'A. fev /I • Last Night of this Programme. pj,' \ fp' ! !?■'? early and'laight. ' m COOK AND HANDMAN r'V W VS ' MR. GEORGE G'IIOTTY, ( 4paNn*, 1/'® ?§ I MISS GLEN ECHO, 'M vWM {fJJ ' > M I Last appearance of V® s.Vv <&3 t ? <¥> li TOT MARJORIE and EILEEN. \ 1 . CARLTON MAX. 3* ARMITAGE AND HINE. ■ f ->-f itvf 1 '> PERONA Mt)NS. POINCAIRE. i RAI GRAY. fl Prices: 2s. and Is. Box Plan at The J ! I ra Bristol. Booking, 6d. extra. Doors, 7.15. > 't ' H! BOX PLAN AT THEATRE • Featuring MARGARITA FISCHER, To-day from 1 until G. America's most beautiful picture actress,' BOOIy SEATS AT HIS MAJESTY'S.. In a story of sinful New York. ' .EMPIRE DAY CELEBRATIONS.-':: 1916. ; . rnHE COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS AND WAREHOUSEMEN'S ASSOCIATION i- WILL LEAD THE WAY IN THE COMING WAR. to further eliminate alt unnecessary enemy influences and Trade within the Empire, by. laiuiohioe'-flw ALL FOR EMPIRE LEAGUE, AT THE ■ ' WELLINGTON TOWN HALL 1 (HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR OF WELLINGTON, J. P,yLUKE,.ES<Su PRESIDING), ON ' ' ' KING'S BIRTHDAY (SATURDAY),"JUNE 3rd,/ JUVENILE GATHERING', at which Mrs. James Hannah will direct-a GK£KD DISPLAY OF TABLEAUX VTVANTS. . PATRIOTIC SONGS AND MUSICAL SELECTIONS, ETC., AT SVM, A GREAT. PROGRAMME PROVIDED. ' . MASS MEETING AT 8 P.M. FOR CITIZENS. A Great Patriotic Gathering, with a fine array of Speakers, including tK«| Prime' Minister (the Right Hon. W. F. Mnssey, M.P.), and Sir Joseph Ward„Bart., , K.G.M.G., M.P., etc. j BE SURE YOU DO NOT MJSS THESE MEETINGS. . . i PORTRAITS BY ELECTRIC LIGHT HAKE NO MISTAKE! AT BARTLETTS, The Premier Winter; Show of the South* „ ttt-iv C4_ «. ' em Hemisphere is: 10 Willis Street. 1 c:tf.i nf yq k.. a nnointment Only HRHE NATIONAL DAIRY SHOWSittings by Appointment umy. i HE NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW. 'Phone 1233. THIRTEENTH EVENT TAKES PLACE — At PALMERSTON NORTH SHOWmHE SPECIAL APPARATUS installed GROUNDS, here enables us to finish night work JUNE 20th, 21st, 22nd, and 23rd, 1916, rivalling that of day. - BUTTER, CHEESE,' APPLE. & HONETj ■ CHAMPIONSHIPS,' '• BARTLETT STUDIOS Four Days of Interest, Education, t aiid ' (Between Grand Hotel and Stewart A poULTRY ASSOCIA. ~ Dawson 8). TION'S CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW. . ■ ; : Space applications close 30th April, General entries close 3rd June. BRICE'S Send for Schedule to , T UNCHEON AND TEA ROOMS, ,W. T. PENNY, U BRANDON STREET, next'to ■ p «td i ocre & Ty ?, ... ' . . Box 85, Palmerston North. Kirkcaldie and Stains. Purebred Cattle Exhibition and Sale If you want a good Fish or Meat! June 21s and 22nd. Tea, 5 to 7.30, try Brico's. : — — — ; : MUSIC MADE EASY. N (]33S[ waste years learning? .When the . 'I "COLB1R" system teaches you to ... .. ■ ' play tho latest songs, • two-steps; and all . ■ r "'." , classes of music iii 10 to 20 lessons, saves QTYLISH' OVERCOATS - JL4.DE TO' time,'monej;, and-drudgery. No scales, no 0 ORDER and made of Pure Wool, special music. Plenty of local references, are a speciality at ; Testimonials can bo seen from all parts. MILLIGAN:'S, Don't keep your piano idle. Interviews KELBURN AVENUE. any time. Call for all particulars, Bir- — ley's College of Muiie, Boulcott Street THE GRAND FIRE-SCREEN. (Chambers), first floor up. , (Patented.)- • ' Fixes on to side of Mantel and works . \ eiactly like a spring-blind. Prices (Postage paid)— Black, 12s. 6d.; Antique Finish, 17s. 6d. Send for Illustrated ' P. AND B. BUILDING PAPER Catalogue. Sole Agents: HOPWOOD - IS BETTER! HARDWARE, LTD., PalmerSton North. /jS'rijfr. think ALL Building Paper is P- and B. Building Paper.' P. and 8.. is a. SPECIAL BRAND—stronger and •« better than others; 'Under the weather ■ • boards, dt is an absolute safeguard against -mira«W(i ii™'»■ damp, draughty rooms for all time. Be EXPEDITIONARY FORCES. . sure it's P. and B. Building Paper, which! FOX'S PUTTEES, FOX'S. will NOT rot. BRASS Badges, Artillery Buttons, Breeches, and all Military . Trim- 'AUBREY GUALTER & CO.; Wellington, mips* at THOS. SHIELDS, Military SMITH & .SMITH, LTD., Wellington.; Tailor, 21 Willis Street- HY . WILLIAMS & SONS, LTD..'Napier. *»«'«»» * c °- whatever your requirements. Prompt ....... attention. Reasonable charges, 'Phone 14*2. — - -i*- ' -Special Feature Advertisements. 1 rowers CmEMITOGRIPHS. Practically tiie ; oiily Cinematograpli sold in America". " : WE HAVE JUST LANDED A SHIPMENT OF THE 6B MODEL. . These Machines are fitted with all the latest improvements, and are complete with STAND. FIREPROOF BOXES. ARC LAMP. REWINDER, 110 D.C. MOTOR, with Mechanical Speed Gcntrol, and j COVERED MOTOR KNIFE SWITCH. j PRICE FOR THE OUTFIT: £105 os. M. j Sole Agents for New Zealand— Hanbgtons N.Z. Ltd e I 42 WILLIS STREET. I