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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2902, 14 October 1916, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATEE. To-day ' OUR BARGAIN To-day To-day MATINEE To-day To-day at 2.30. To-dfsv To-day 25., Is., and Gd. To-day TO.NiGHT LAST NIGIIT of PBESENT PROGRAMME. . HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. jIONDAY EVENING NEST. THE GREATEST 'ENGLISH CHARAC- , TER ACTRESS. "She is Not Like 'Anyone Else, nor has she had n, Predecessor." NQ Advance in Pnees. Plan open at The Bristol. BOOK. NOW AND BE CERTAIN. . X WELLINGTON CITY" COUNCIL. rriOWN HALL. ■ . TOWN HALL. ■ A OWN HALL. TOWN .HALL. . ORGA. N• , RECI TA L. . OR G A, N RECITAL. .ORGAN RECITAL. TO-NIGHT! .TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! ■'• , At 8.15 o'clock. ' ' ■ By ■ MR. BERNARD !•'. PAGE (City Organist). ' .Sonata''(No." 1) 'Borowskl. • Allegro'ma mon Troppo "' Andante . Allegro con Fuoco, a. Pavaue, Byrd (1512-1623) b. C'apriccio Pastorale ... Frescobaldi (1587-1GS1) c. Musette Dandrieu (1681-1710) Pastorale ; Claussmann En Bateau (from Suite for Strings) Debussy Toccata and fugue in C Major ... Bach' Psychological P s oem Ifebikpff Finale in B I'Mafc (op. 21)... Cesar Fran'ck ADMISSION. •Sixpence and One Shilling. Doors open at 7.15 o'clock. : . JNO. R, PALMER. , Town Clerk.' 13th October, 1916.. EXHIBITION 'Of MR. A. P. MURPHY'S PAINTINGS. ROOMS (above Stewart Dawson's), lambton Quay, 2 till 9 p.m. TO-DAY. ■ With the Artist's Compliments.

HANDALLAH TOWN" HALL. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), 14th' OCTOBER, at S o'clock. By special request, Members of the •Khandallah Literary ami Debating Society lire again presenting THE MERCHANT OP VENICE.' . THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. There is a Rood Cast of Characters, and an excellent Tendering is assured. ''• Troceeds' in' -aid' "o!'Funds of Red "CrossGuijds. Prices, 2s. and Is. Children, half-price. LABOUR DAY, , LABOUR DAY, MONDA Y, 23rd O'CTOBER." NEWTOWN PARK". NEWTOWN PARK. SPORTS,' SIDE-SHOWS, TUG-O'-WAR, BABY. SHOW, NOVELTY EVENTS, Etc. THE EVENT OF TFI'E YEAR. THE EVENT OF THE YEAR. L. "M. A. liEARDEN, i Secretary, Trades Hall. TVT.Z. ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS. ; ANNUAL EXHIBITION. , Open Daily from II a.m. to 5.30 p.m., and. from 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. Admission, Is.

Special Feature t Advertisements. Morris's Rifle Periscope FOR TRENCH WARFARE & SNIPING. IN THE TRENCHES. FIRING ROUN.D A CORNER, Just the Thing for Your Boy! THE object of this invention is to .enable the soldier to use,his Rifle without exposing any part of his body to the enemy. The Device consists of mirrors exclosed in a metal box and so'ar- , ranged in angle that the lit er takes his aim by reflection at right angles to liis rifle, instead of direct as in the usual way, whilst his body is entirely protected behind cover. ■ The inventor, an experienced rifleman, has given the device a prolonged trial,'and given many demonstrations before military men and civilians, and ho has every confidence in placing tho invention upon the market as a REAL LIFE SAVER and SNIPER'S FRIEND. Tho dimensions of the Device, are 2}in. x 1-Jin.,' and weight under 3oz. It can be, attached to or detached from tho rifle in 2 seconds. It '- is packed in a tin box and ean be carried in the pocket.' NOTE.—There is no interference with any part of rifle or sights. ON RECEIPT OF A POSTAL NOTE ' for J2s. 6d. WE WILL POST ONE OF THESE PERISCOPES TO ANY ADDRESS! IN THE WORLP FREE. ' • ' / ■' SOLE ACENTS— '«2 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON.