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AMUSEMENTS. iisnA3Esn§®T TO-NIGHT AT 8. [A Card.] 'PAUL A. STANHOPE .'■ \ ' And Company AT HOME NIGHTLY.' (See Above Address.) N.B.—Prices Same as Usual. LAST TWO DAYS AND NIGHTs'aT BTEKYBODY'S DOROTHY DALTON, In "THE DARK ROAD," The story of a Modern Siren- -who Worshipped Cleopatra. In the Shadow of the Great War her wilful desires destroy her husband's honour and IMPERIL HER COUNTRY. The climax is the most terrific scene of intensity in all film drama. COMMENCING ON SATURDAY"THE PAWS OF THE BEAR," A vivid portrayal of the fight between two great secret services.. RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA. mHE TTTIMPEESS: Continuous from 11 till 10.15/ "THE DIVORCE GAME.' Starring AUOE BRADY A delicately daring picture-play made from the French Dr,aina "Madamoiselle Fi-Fi." Have you ever heard of a fatal Mole? There was one on the elbow of Madarnbisello Fi-Fi. Also Showing •Chapter Ten of "THE IRON CLAW," "A DICING DEATH." At the Change on. Saturday, "THE MAELSTROM," , Featuring •. EARLE WILLIAMS. An Exciting Drama of Crime and Retribution. mOWN HALL. CONCERT CHAMBER, ■ ■ '||ft ", In the Presence of Their Excellencies the Governor-General and the Countess ofLiverpool. , WAR HOTURE-LEOTURE. i f "NEW ZEALANDERS AT WAR,"By ' . V-J JIB. GERALD ANDERSON, War and International Press Correspondent, and Returned Soldier. The LECTURE includes a description of our SOLDIERS' and SAILORS' work in Sonth Seas — Mesopotamia — Turkey Gorman Africa — Palestine — Europe Oyer ICO PICTURES (many Exclusive), operated by Mr. TCtiitelaw. TUESDAY, 25th SEPTEMBER, At 8 p.m. Admission: 35., 25., Is.; %School Children half-price. Box Plan at The Bristol. Mr. Anderson devotes one-fourth of the proceeds to tho Mayor's Patriotic Fund. • THE EARLY SETTLERS '&, HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION OF WELLINGTON. mHE WINTER REUNION of Pioneers and JL their Descendants will be held on DOMINION NIGHT. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th; 1917, In tho Town Hall. Addresses. Music. Refreshments. ' ■ Admission by Ticket (free). • • Tickets can be obtained from the Secretary. "W. A. EDWARDS, - Hon. Seel Columbia Private Hotel. Cuba Street. MASTERTON' RACING CLUB. , SPRING MEETING, 'llth and 12th October, 1917. NOMINATIONS for all'events (including Entrance for Trial Stakes) Close with the Secretary at his office. Queen Street, Masterton, on FRIDAY, 21st SEPTEMBER.' 1917, at 10 p.m. FuU programme in "Referee." ' A. HATHAWAY. Masterton. Secretary.. take the guess out of sending par; A eels to tho front if you post the parcel yourself. Try Nutmilk Chocolate, 6d. packet: Cadbury's, Jib. box Mixed Chocolate", 5d.; Peppermint, 3d.; Plain Chocolate, 6d., Bd., 10d., Is. 6d. packet. Big tin given free to pack in. \ MRS. LEMPRIERE, N 90 Willis Street ■ (3 doors above "Evening Post"). CONSISTENT' SATISFACTION is the cor- '-' rect terms for Stylish Clothes obtained at MILLIGAN'S, -' . Kelburn Avenue.

Special Feature Advertisements*. > i \| ''IV / ' tffi \ New Millinery:is. always interesting, :bsito . 1 \ I >'/ /W7 !■ • 01lr ' ar S e window.■ display of.'the lateßt ' J^i AI'II Ir ' ' li Hats is particularly ..so, ,both.,- from..a :j Irl I' II ' point of value as.well as newness of I J.l } ' Ik style and design. Wo have a 6plendidl ! f 1 - .V 1 assortment of untrimmed Straws, Beady- '* j t * ' , , to-Wears, and Trimmed Models. - J SEE OUR MILLINERY WINDOW j NEW COSTUMES /:,• j We have a fine assortment of Drab Gabardine Costumes. Coats 'bean- ~ tifully tailored and! silk .lined. Price 5 guineas. Unequalled Value. . j Heavy Shantung Silk Costumes, in various at 955. Splendid \ fitting. X >■ - .' .' | Very latest style Pique SkiTts at lis. 6d. '.''".! NEW 1 BLOUSES ' . 1 White Jap., Silk Blouses, hemstitched cuffs and collars, well cut, 10s. Gd. These cannot be repeated at the price. i Delightful New Styles in Jap. Silk Blouses at 12s. 6dl. to 21s. - '.'".] Cream Net Blouses, trimmed Val. lace, deep sailor collar, frilled cuffs, . | 165.,6 d. | Dozens of Sample Blouses in hand-embroidered Voiles, beantiful styles; . . ; from 13s. 6d. ' , ' ■ ' \.- ' .. / -I THE WW COATEES ~ / ,\ These will certainly be a feature of the 6eason, and'as materials are get- j ••> ting scarcer every day our present stocks once sold oannot be replaced.' •''■'.' Smocked Crepe do Chene Sports. Coats, large H.S. collar, full shape, with j Bash in champagne, white, mole, and rose, 655. j Jap. Silk Sports Coats, sailor collars, full shapes, with. narrow sash, in 1 white, navy, and black, 395. 6d. '■■'■! Cream, Taffeta Coatees, with sailor collar, basque, and smart pockets, ' 1 495. 6d. " ' -' A ; WILLIS STREET. / i