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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2849, 14 August 1916, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. nnHE ... THING'S. IKE J&-ING'S TO-BAY, at 2.30. TO-NIGHT, at 8. TO-DAY, at 2.30. TO-NIGHT, at 8. TO-DAY, at 2.30. TO-NIGHT, at S. And TWICE DAILY ALL THIS WEEK. Full Passonger List on, Saturday for the Grand Holiday Trip from SYDNEY to LONDON, Via New Zealand, Fiji, Honolulu, and Canada, by Jjjj| The wholo journey is made on BRITISH STEAMERS and THEOUGH BRITISH TERRITORY. Before the Journey Starts You Meet ANITA STEWART and „ TTT ., ra EARLE WILLIAMS, In a Bright Comedy, "COUNT 'EM." Also. The Pathe Gazotte and ethers. FARES—First Class, Is.; Second Class, 6d. Reserved Compartments, Is. 6a. Owing to the Big Crowds it is advisable to Book Your Possago Early at The Bristol Piano Co. . (QOMPETITION, Open to all School Children of* Wellington. and Suburbs. ' The Management of THE KING'S THEATRE Will fiivo Four Prizes of each for the ESSAYS on ' "THE ALL RED ROUTE." Prizes will be awarded for tho Beat Essay written by 1. Boy over twelve years of age. 2; Girl over twelve years of age. 3, Boy under twolve years of age. ■ , 4. Girl under twelve years of age. Further Particulars from Headmasters j or from Manager, King's Theatre. > fjAOWN HALL. TOWN HALL, Direction W. and F. Williams. Commencing THURSDAY NEXT, 17th, 1 Tho World Famous - SUBMARINE MOTION PICTURES SUBMARINE.- MOTION PICTURES SUBMARINE MOTION PICTURES SUBMARINE MOTION PICTURES SUBMARINE MOTION, PICTURES! All Unparalleled Achievement in the History of Cinematography. . ABSOLUTELY THE FIRST AND ONLY PICTURES .EVER TAKEN UNDER THE SEA, AND DEPICTING AUjTHL BEAUTIES, WONDERS. & HORRORS OF THE OCEAN. Press Opinions: "Wonders have been seen many tane3, "but never such "wonders, as those. CM* cago "Tribune." . . ''Most wonderful thing yet accomplished in motion pictures. —New xort wonderful."—New York "World." , , "Wonders will never cea?e—you must see this, picture at once.' —New York "Evening Journal." "The world's wildest dreams come true."—New York "Telegraph," "Similar pictures may'have been taKen "by dint of clever faking, but this is the rflnl thing " —"Pearson's Magazine. AND THE PUBLIC ENDORSE THESE. From Thursday Next at Town Hall. PRICES: 3s. (Reserved), 2s. and is. "RftT Plan. To-morrow at The Bristol. Touring Manager—SCOTT COLVILLE. FORCES. . FOX'S PUTTEES, FOX'S. . I HAVE JUST RECEIVED a Large Consignment of Otago. Southland, and Auckland Regimental Badges. THOS.' SHIELDS, Military Tailor, 21 Willis Street. SOUTH AFRICAN FORCES. WOUNDED. Sealy, Pte. Harold, Christopher. Next-of-kin, Mrs. Roberts, care G.P.0., Onehunga (sister). AUSTR ALIANCASUALTIES NEW. ZEALANDERS REPORTED. Australian-New Zealand Cable Association (Reo. August 12, 8.20 p.m.) • Sydney, August 12. Casualty List 192 contains the names of tihe following New Zealanders: — Killed in action: Private A. Comport. Died of wounds: Pte. A. M. Capper. Wounded: Corpl. E. L. Allen, Ptes, R. M. Baker, S. J. Pogloy," and S, Leckiii, AUSTRALIA'S TOTAL. Australian-New Zealand Cable Association. (Rec. August 13,- 5.6 p.m.) - Sydney,-August 13. The total casualties are:—Dead, 9116; wounded, 111,323; missing, 883: sick, 22,679; prisoners, 94unspecified casualties, 293. *. THE TURF (Continued from' Page 8.) • —:— ' AUSTRALIAN STEEPLECHASE WON BY UNGALA. By Telegramr-Press Association—Copyright (lfec. August IS, 5.3 p.m.) Sydney, August 13. Tho following is tho result oi ttie race for the— AUSTRALIAN STEEPLECHASE, .oi 1750 fiovs. About four miles. Mr. O. T. Wills's blk. g. llngala, by Fifeness—Buttercup, 9st. Vlb 1 Bonnie George 2 Westaway .' 3 Also started: Booligal, 12st. 71b.; Widden, list. 71b.; Battleship, lOst. 111b.; Artillery Bill, 10st. 91b.; Admiral Grand, lOst. 71b.; Rendrock, lOst. 51b.; Highland Clan, 9st. 131b.; Busra, . 9st. 91b.; liaphony, 9st. 81b.; Helot, 9st. 71b.; Glenquinn, 9st. 41b.' Rendrock, Admiral Urand, Gleiiquin, 3«'ahouy, and Battleship fell. Booligal, Ungala, and Bdnmo George made the'early running. The last-named led out to vho straight from Usgala and Westauay, but in a desperate finish Ungala overhauled the leader, and won by half a neck. CANTERBURY PARK RACES. (Reo. August 13, 5.5 p.m.) Sydney, August 13. In tho race for the Canterbury Park Club's Plying Handicap (150 sovs, six furlongs), Mr. 11. G. Taylor's br. f. Spangle, (6st. 10lb.) beat Cesanus (2nd), and Eileen Alwayse, and Royal Parke (3rd, n doad-heat). Won by a length. Time, lmin. 17Jsec. BRITISH PIANOS. In "Tho Bristol" showrooms aro always displayed extensiro stocks of superb instruments by such notable British makers as John Broadw'ood and Sons, Ltd., and William Sanies, Ltd., names that stand for tho highest achievements in piano construction. Easy terms when desired. Solo Ageuts: Tho Bristo' Piano Co., Ltd., Wellington.-M. J Brookes, North Island Manager.—Advt. Every housewife wishes to obtain tho best value for her expenditure. Thafs why Desert Gold Tea is eo popular. Tho Family Blend at Is. 9d., and the Special Grades at Is. lOd. and 25., aro superior to any other teas at equal prices.—Advt.