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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2840, 3 August 1916, Page 7

, AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Uaidoi- tho Patronagn and in tlio Presence of Their Excellencies Tho Earl and Countess of Liverpool. GRAND MOVING PICTURE LEOTUBE— "WITH OUR SOLDIERS IN EGYPT," By MR. W. H. GEORGE, ' IN TEE TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. CHAIRMAN COL. E'. HKATON MODES. ENTIRE PROCEEDS TO BE DEVOTED TO THE HOSTEL FOB N.Z. SOLDIERS IN LONDON. Telegram recently received :— "Great need Hostel Accommodation Now Zenland men in London. May we spend _2000 your account make provision r — Howard Williams, Chairman Overseas Committee British National Council. PROGRAMME: „„ TT ■,->-* ORGAN RECITAL, 7.30 P.M. TO 8 P.M BY ME. CHARLES COLLINS. PART 1. "ARMY LIFE AND WORK OF T.M.C.A." Illustrated by 150 Lantern Slides, showing a Unique Series of Pictures, taken on the spot. Views of Buildings Destrovcd During the Australian Riot—Scenes in Esbokia Garden Ciub-Anzac Hostel-Hospitals and Aotea Convalescent HomeCemeteries, Where Bravo New Zealandors are Interred—Scene of the New Colanders' Fight at Mersa Matricli—Camp Life—Distribution of Comforts—V lows of Now Zealandcrs' Camp at Moascar, and Final Departure for France. INTERVAL. COLLECTION IN AID OF THE N.Z. HOSTEL IN LONDON. An opportunity will bo taken to bid farewell to Mr. A. Varney (General Secretary Wellington Y.M.C.A.) on his approaching departure for Egypt and France. PART 2. "FROM TRENTHAM TO EGYPT." 4000 Feet Moving Pictures, in Six parts, Depicting the daily life of our Soldiers from Trontham Camp to their Embarkation for France. Part I—Training at Trentham. Part 2.—Training in Egypt. Part 3.—Review by General Maxwell. Part 4.—March Through Cairo. '■ Part s.—Farewell Review by General Godley. Part' 6.—Scenes on March to Railway. Mr. George's interesting andiinstructivo Lecture has delighted packed audiences in many parts of New Zealand, and is being _ repeated in response to numerous requests. The films .and slides give a realistic idea of the experiences of Our Boys in Egypt. Everyone having friends at "Tho Front," in Egypt, or in Camp, should not fail to see them. ADMISSION FREE. Selected Seats, Is. Reserved Seats, Is. 6<l. Box Plan at The Bristol Piano Company. ' A Number of Free Reserved Seats for Soldiers in Uniform. BOOK AT "THE BRISTOL" TO-DAY-EARLY!

CITIZENS' PATRIOTIC DEMONSTRATION. SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF THE DECLARATION OF WAR. To lio HeW in the ■ TOWN HALT, JTIOWN HALL OWN HALL _ A OWN HALL FRIDAY NEXT* <4 M - AUGUST), AT q O'CLOCK P.M. AT O O'CLOCK P.JI. Patriotic Meetings are being held on this day throughout the Empire, at all of which the following resolution is to bo submitted:— "That, on this, the second anniversary of the declaration of a righteous war,, this Meeting of Citizens records its inflexible determination to continue to a victorious ond the struggle in maintenance of those ideals of Liberty and Justice which are the common and sacred cause of the Allies." The Right Hon. W. I\ Mnssey (Prim o Minister), the Right Hon. Sir Joseph Ward, and His Honour the Chief Justice will be among the speakers. The Trentham Camp Band will be in attendance. The Chair will bo taken by His Worship the Mayor (Mr. J. P. Luke). Ist August, MM. JNO. R. PALMER, Town Clerk.

EVERY CAR LUXURY IN THE NEW OVERLAND. Though the 5-passenger Overland, Model 75, for 181G,'costs only .£3lO at main ports, it offers thp samo efficiency nnd comfort as the most expensive cars. Equipment includes electric light and starter, one-man top (with cover) headlight dimmers, luxurious upholstery, and other features. It has a strong 25-h.p. motor, high-tension magneto, thcrmosyphon cooling system—everything of tho best. ' Choose an Overland at .£310., It is the car for all-round value. It is a highquality car selling at a price which places it within your reach. Hugo Overland production makes it possible Call and see a model or write for free illustrated catalogue. For free catalogue and further particulars, apply Masterton Farmers' Implement Co., Ltd.; Bastin and Avery, Pahiatua; S. Partes, Dnnnovirko; E. S. Pees, Palmerston North. A. Hatriok and Co., Ltd., Wanganui and Wellington, Distributors for North Island.—Advt.

At Day's Bay and Scatoun JCr. S. George Nathan, Wellington, advertises two residences for sale. Thcso properties are constructed from the latest dosigns, and ar described as attractive housoit. suitable [or cither permanent or weok-end houEcliolds. A list of properties, housoß, farms, ecctions, erazinc lauds, etc.. is inserted in our advertiing columna for exchange. These investments are advertised by Messrs. Thomson, Brown, and East, Fcathcrstou Street. You drink tea so often that it is veil worth while enjoying the very best—Desert Gold Toa. Delicious in flavour, wholesome and satisfying. Your grocer sells it. Have no other.—Advt.