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AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S. VERYBODY'S. Commonciug at 10.30, 12.30, 2.30, '1.30, _ 6.30, and 8.15. | BILLIE BURKE, L In the Remarkable Triangle Play, u "PEGGY," T The picture that has beaten "Tho Common Law" record in Auckland, and turned away thousands unable to see it a on Saturday here. A Prices: Bd., Is., and Res. Is. 6d. Reserves by 'Phono 50, or at tho Theatre All Day. Don't Get Pushed About: RESERVE. RESERVE. It's Worth tho Extra 6d. THE KING'S. 'I HE KING'S. I LOUISE GLAUM, Vampire de Luxe, and ■. WM. S. HART, g In "RETURN OF DRAW EGAN." The bad man of the screen, in a splendid virile 6tory of. bad town made good by a V bad man. * Also "THE SURF GIRL." < A bunch of bathing beauties—an inquisitive husband, a watchful wife—and • the fun they make. /"PEE ■ EMPRESS. AHE EMPRESS. ALICE BRADY In , "LA BOHEME," Murger's famous story as an Artistic film Masterpiece, dramatically perfect, produced by Cappelaai, who made "Tho Common Law-" PASSIONATE-EXUBERANT-GAY! A Laugh—a Thrill—and a Tear or Two. Special Operatic Music on the Organ. B EGG'S MUSICAL SUCCESSES. SONGS OF THE MOMENT. 'BACK HOME IN TENNESSEE."-Tho latest choico of our Soldier Boys, both here and at the Front. A fine chorus 6ong. Get a copy to-day—you will like it. "HELLO! HAWAII! HOW ARE YOU?" —Hawaiian melodies are very popular at present—this is one of tho most successful issued. "THE HOME BELLS ARE RINGING." —Composed by Ivor Novello, of "Keep the Home Fires Burning" fame. Wo sold out of our first shipment very quickly, and in response to our cable have just received a further supply. This song should be as great a success as "Home Fires." "A BROKEN DOLL."-Ono of the preatest successes published. In Great Britain, Australia, and America it is having an extraordinary run. Why not call at our Warehouse and ; hear 'these and other late Songs tried ' over? If unable to call, remit 2s. ■ (postage lid. extra) for each song, and, we will send by return post. CHAS. BEGG' AND , CO., LTD., Manners Street, Wellington. ,The Popnlar Music House. (Established 55 years.) ■ ■, BRICE'S J UNCHEON AND TEA' ROOMS, ii BRANDON STREET, next to Kirkcaldis and Stains. ' If you want a good Fish' or Meat Tea. 5 to 7.50, try Brice's. __ . 1, WE ASK A FAVOUR, . "TO-HILE the demand for • SUMMER) H SUITS continues so brisk, wo ask our Clients to order well in advance of-) - time wanted. •MILLIGAN'S, Kelburn Avenue. / T SHIELDS, Military Tailor, Willis • Street, begs to announce that he has ]U6t received a new shipment of Artillery Buttons, Ist Canterbury, 9th Hawke's Bay, Wellington East Coast, lGth Waikato Badges, also Brass Buglers' ' Badges, and all the latest makes of puttees.., S" O N O M IT, PRIVATE HOTEL, ROTORUA. 'Phone 62. Box 53. Porter Meets All Trains. [ Terms Moderate. J MRS. MOORE • • Proprietress. rTVE MATA WINES, grown and made X in onr own- Vineyards an the Sunny Hills of Havelock North, Hawke's Bay.

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