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AMUSEMENTS. "™E STORY OF THE ROSARY." bPECIAL MATINEE TO-DAY At 2.30. Prices as follow:Dress Circlo and Front Stalls, 2s. 6d. Children, Is. Cd. Stalls, 25.; Children Is Gallery, Is.; Children Cd. Box Plan at Bristol till 12.30. aftoi that hour at Theatre Cafe where di sales .nay .bo obtained ' d J G EAND "~qS~~~j|ouse BSBC f. J- C Williamson, Ltd Direction ~. Ben. and John Fuller, Ltd FOB THE, VERY LAST NIGHT OF J-aii olv A SON. FAREWELL. ' _ FAREWELL. _ T " flrfweli"in n n cr the I>ah ' ona S e «™ FAPPWVTT v th ,? VI . KQmo ° f Thei: % el, r ifis tho Earl am FAREWELL Fulfwrn • nEN * JOIIN FU ™ l! ARE WELL. . LTD FAREWELL. p re^','lt i ARE WELL. Season ™}& Evarbodjr's' £ A J-£ If ALLAN WILKIK ALLAN WILKIB FAREWELL. ALL IN WILKIE FAREWELL. In the ' iC'^SS^XSJ' 1 '- Enor moU6ly Successful I'ARBWBLL. piav FAREWELL. THE FAREWELL. STORY OF THE ROSAffi FAREWELL. STORY DF THE ROSAIH FAR.EVVELL. STORY OF THE ROSAR} Last Ni S ht 'o See Allai FAREWELL.- Wilkie. FAREWELL. Last Night to Seo thi FAREWELL. Favourites. FAREWELL. Last Night to Seo th. FAREWELL. Wedding on the Stajo FAREWELL. Last Night to See thi FAREWELL. Wonderful Bomb Explo FAREWELL, sion. FAREWELL. Last Night to seo the Fin FAREWELL. est Drama ever Staged FAREWELL. FAREWELL. Book To-day. Book To-day FAREWELL. Book To-day. FAREWELL. . FAREWELL. PRICES: fe., 35., 2s„ Is FAREWELL. No Early Doors. "THE STORY OF THE ROSARY." Box Plan arrangements for ihis even ing:—The Box Plan wiE bo on view ai Tho Bristol till 12.30 noon; after thai hour at tho Theatre Cafe, where daj sales may be obtained. SHORTT'S npHEATRB >, nORTT J S i-HEATRB . COMMENCING TO-DAY, Chapter Two of "TEE GREAT SECRET." Tho Casket of "The Tainted Treasure,' Showing the Sensational Rescno from thi front of an onrushing train, And HAROLD LOCKWOOD, HAROLD LOCKWOOD, In "THE AVENGING TRAIL." "THE AVENGING VRAIL." A Striking Story of Adventure, f«t in th< Northern Lumber Camps. Adapted from Henry Oven's famous Novel, "Caston Olaf." riHARLIE" CHAPLIN'S Latest Side V splitter, "THE ADVENTURER,' at KING'S and EVERYBODY'S, TO DAY. moWN HALL (CONCERT CHAMBER) TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. At 8 p.m. GRAND "CON. CERT By tho WELLINGTON HARMONIC SOCIETY Patrons: Their Excellencies t'ho Ear and Countess of Liverpool. Conductor: MR. H. TEMPLE WHITE Assisted by Miss Agnes M. Segrief (Contralto). Mr. Frank R. Johnstono ('Cellist). Front Seats or Gallery, 2s. A limitec number of seats at Is. Box Plan Now Open at The Bristo Piano Co. VICTOR R. BENNETT, Hon: Sec. WELLINGTON RUGBY FOOTBALI UNION. WELLINGTON COLLEGE OLD BOYS V. 'VARSITY, AT 2.45 P.M. TO-DAY, ON NO. 1 ATULKTiC PARK. ATTTLETIc""v\ PONEKE, NO. 2 GROUND, And PETONE V. ORIENTAL, AT PETONE. Early Matches as usual at tho Park. Admission 6d.. Ladies free; Qrandstanc 6d. Season Tickets—Plenty available al the nominal charge of 10s. ' T. H. JONES, Secretary W.R.F.U. CHARLIE CHmSfs'Latesr'side splitter, "THE ADVENTURER,' at KING'S and EVERYBODY'S, TO DAY. ' MEETINGS. COUNTESS OF LIVERPOOL FUND. nriHE Mayoress'* Countoss of Liverpoo -H- Fund will hold its Annual MeetiDj at the Town Hall on Monday Noxt, al 2.30 pjn. PUBLIC NOTICES. RESULT OF RAFFLES AT REI CROSS SHOP, HOBSON STREET DAY. let Prize—«£lf) Order: 1058, Mr. T. Dun. can. 2nd Prize-Lady's Suit Case: 288, G. S Flicker, 24(i Tho Terrace. 3rd Prize-Lady's Hat: 1545, Mr. Anstico 104 Adelaide Road. 4th Prize—Blankets: 2, lies. Gillon, Burnail Avenue. Iced Cake—loß, Miss Joseph, Hobson Street. TO REPLACE GERMAN AND AUSTROHUNGARIAN ARTICLES BY ■ FRENCH GOODS. "EIIRMS and Commission Agents of New A Zealand wishing to 6ell Frenoh goods in Now Zealand now and after tho War should writo through tho Frenoh Consular Agent at Wellington (Mr. James Macintosh, c/o Wright, Stepheneon and Co., Ltd.), to tho Office National du Commerce Exterieur, Official Institution, 3 Rue Feydeau, Paris, which will put them in touch, freo of charge, with suitable Frenoh firms. Buyers and Agents must state exactly the lines in which they deal in their request to tho French Consular Agent, and may also attach samples of the articles wanted. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TIME-TABLE ALTERATIONS. ON and after Monday, 13th May, 1918, the stop of the Now Plymouth-Wel-lington mail train at Khandallah will bo discontinued, Passengers for Khandallah will in future require to alight at Jdhnsonvillo and join tho 7,0 p.m. train there. Tho train which now leaves Upper riutt at 2.55 p.m. for Wellington will louvo at 2.52 p.m., Trentham dop. 2.51), lilvorstream 3.6, Haywards 3.14, Melling, 1.30, Lower Hutt 3.J3 p.m. Tho train which leaves Wellington at !.55 p.m. for Masterton will loavo Lower Hutt at 3.13 p.m., Haywards 3.30, Silverstrearu 3.36, Uppor Hutt 3.58, Kaitoko 1.36. Tho train which now leaves Wellington at 10.20 p.m. for Lower Hutt on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thurslnys, and Fridays will leave at 10.30 p.m. BY ORDER, pHARLrE CHAPLIN'S Latest Side'V splitter, "THE ADVENTURER" it KING'S and EVERYBODY'S, TODAY,