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AMUSEMENTS. ' Q_RAND OPE.fcA HOUSE. J. C. Williamson, Ltd. ...............Lessee. it. H. Norwood Solo Managei. TO-NIGBT, You'll Laugh.- Once More. f(n%s/ CV hrr-tf/vveit THE REAL ENTERTAINERS. 31, Performers in Wellington. A Wx>nderful Guarantee of the Quality of Mr. Norwood's Wort. TO-NIGHT THE GERMAN RETREAT. . Prices, 3a., 23., Is. Pli>n at The Bristol. CITIZENS' XMAS i&IFT FUND. MONDAY Jy.tGHT An Additional Performance will he given v by PROFESSOR NCfEWOOD For the Benefit of the Mkyor's Fund for providing Xmas Gifts . for Soldiers at the Front Prices of Admission will ho as usual._ Como along and help give our boys in the trenches " A MERRY XMAS. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. Town hall. town hall. OWN HALL. T.OWN HALL. ORGAN REOiirAL. ORGAN RECIT.AL. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ' SAT UK-DAY, At 5.15 o'clock* ' Br MR, BERNARD F. PAGE (City Organist).. Concerto in t) .Minor (%V. I- ! . Bach) "En Bateau" (from Suito for Strings) ; '" (Debussy) Pr'oludb Fugue/awl Variations" - . - "• • '■ (Cesar Franck) Siegfried Idyll • (Wagner) Three Norwegian Melodies [Nos. I,_ 6, 10), from Op 66 (Grieg) Rhapsodie (No. 2) Op. 7 .... (Saint-Sacns) , Admission—Sixpence and. Obb Shilling. Doors open at 7.15 o'clock.' JNO, R. PALMER, Toi?n Clerk. October 6th, 1916, Tourist Resorts. AUCKLAND 1 GARGEN HOTEL, THE MOST UP-TO-DATE HOTEL IN AUSTRALASIA. Specialty: Suites of Rooms, witfo private - Bath-room, etc. Ball-room. ■ Tariff: From 10s. per day. Special Terms for lengthened periods. Full particulars from Thoa. Ciook and Son, or Govt Tourist Bureaux. Telegrams: "Cargen,'' AuoklamL TE KUITI. THE Leading Town of the King Country. Handy to Waitomo Cavea. Good Trout Fishing. KELVIN HOUSE. EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION 1 .FOR • TOURISTS. Tolegraphio Address—"Kelvin," P.O. Box 55. 'Phone 56. J. H. W. FROST ,Propvi<rf»r.

TAUMARUNUI. " TOTOTEL GRAND, right opposite 3JailXX Tv-iiy 'Station. Porters meet all trains. " ' i '-."First-class Accommodation'for .Tourists, junction of Wanganui River 'and-Main Trunk Line (three' • 'boat landing). ■' Excellent Trout Fishing. Motor-cars arranged for fishing and picnic parties , P.O. Bos 25. Telegraphic address "Grand." . / MISS CAMPBELL, Proprietress. "VriSIT ,TE AROHA - DURING SUMV MEB AND STAT AT "HAZELWOOD." FiTst-class Accommodation for Totltists. Adjoining beautiful Sanatorium Grounds and Baths. Every modern convenience. Terms. 355. per week.; Gs. per day. MRS. HEATHCOTE, Proprietress. 'Phone 36. Telegrams, "Hazclwood, Te Aroha. "Come and drink tho healing water." SUNNY NAPIER. "TESMO'NJ DENE," W Ideal Home for Invalids. High, Dry, and Sunny. 1 Magnificent View. Trams Stop at Gate. Corner of Shakespeare and Sealey Roads, NAPIER. Tariff, £li 2s. 'Phone 1100. rriHE AUSTRALIA AND THE EMPIRE A PRIVATE HOTELS, ROTORUA. Accommodation for 100 guests. Officially representing Thos. Cook and Sod, Commorcial Travellers' . Association, NX Public Service . Association. Tariff: 7s; per day; 40s. per week. J. N. M'XEAN, Proprietor. SONOMA HOUSE-Most Central House m Rotorua, 3 minutes from Now Convalescent Home, Bath Buildings, Post Office, and Station; all modern convenierces; electric light throughout; Gs.. per day;-oar-355.-per-weok. Porter meets all trams. • jjOOKB,'; ' pAEKAKARIKI " "HOTEL. Handy to Wellington.. The Place te-Spend a Hobday., Tennis Courts, GoJf Links, Beautiful Sea Beach. ' Good I}slung MotoV Launoh. Trips-round Kapiti teland arranged. J, QUIRK, Proprietor. Well known as the Premier House for accommodation and cuisine. Has been entirely renovated for the owing season. One minute from station. Telephone 20. Telegraphic address ThirwelL Tariff, Gs. 6d. per day ; 375. 6d. per week. T. P. COWLING, Propnetor. NIW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ■ v MASTBRTON RACES, 12th OCTOBER, 1916.

HOLIDAY Excursion rickets, available for return until 14th October, 1916, will be obtainable as under (except where ordinary fares are less):To Master ton from Woodvillo, jMCßtahuila and intermediate stations; to Opala from Wellington, Greytown, Wo°dside, and intermediate stations; on l.tli UctolTieso tickets wilt bo issued only by the trains leaving Woodville at 6.10 a.m., Wellington (Lnmbton) at 7.50 a.m., and Cross Creek at 7.45 and 10.8 a.m. The tickets to Masterton will be available for break of journey at Opaki only; those for Opaki at Mastorton onlj. On 12th Octobor a special passenser train will leave Masterton at 11.20 a.m., and arrive Opaki Racccourso at 11.35 a.m. Passengers from Mastorton must travel by tliis train. They will not >o permitted to travel by tho tram leaving Alas* .terlon for "Woodvillo at 11.37 a.in. I?elnrii trains will leave Opaki IfacQcourse at '5.15 nnd 5.50 p.m., Masterton arrivo 5.25 and 6.0 p.m. . The ordinary train leaving Masterton for Woodvillo at 5.26 p.m. will leave Opaki Racecourse at 5.40 p.m. Tho 2.20 p.m. train from Woodvillo to Wellington will leave Opaki Kacecourso at 5.15 p.m. This train will have cars attached from Cross Creek to Wellington, and will stop where required to set down passengers. , All trains, including the 7.50 a.m. Wel-linston-Woodville and . 12.57 p.m. Wootj-rille-WellingtOD trains, will, if required, stop opposite Opaki Racecourse -for- passensors. BT ORDER.