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AMUSEMENTS. Gigantic Double Attraction at 'V m urge's. A World .Drama of Daring Tower, ! "THE WIIIAIS OP SOCIETY," | featuring ETHEL CLAYTON. A Courageous Revelation of (Tic Perils which assail a Motherless Girl where Poverty Reigns. . A Picture of intense interest at the present moment, hi addition, THE KING'S VISIT TO T.IIE GIUND FLEET, A Film of absorbing interest. Impressive and inspiring to a degree. Screened by permission of the X.Z. Government. Prices—ls. and Oil. D.C., Hcserves, Is. lid. Plan at Urisiol or 'Phone ;1143. i TTTWEimiODY'S Stupendous Triangle Event Entitled. "LIMOUSINE LIFE." Featuring OLIVE THOAIAS I\o Limousine ever went the pace this picture does. LIMOUSINE LIFE ruin all the way with one, wheel over the' edge of a . precipice. lint it never plunges to disaster. In addition is shown Second Episode of "THE MYSTEKY OF THE .DOUBLE CROSS." entitled "THE MASKED STRANGER.'' TfiIMPRESsT irDTamiToT A-JJIFKESS. HriMithlnss Expectancy.' "Till-: WriiU STKAIN," "THE W.IT.D STKA.IX," Starring NLLLSHIPMAM. She is a. star NELLSIIIP.MA.V Thai Twinkles. '.VELL SHIP MAX. She tried hard XELLSiIIFMAX. to make her eves NEI/LSIILIWIAN. behave themselves, NELL SHIP.MAX. but it was KELT, SfLIPMAX. hard work. A Picture of Infectious Laughter and Thrilling Sensations. All her anerstors were staid and severely proper. Except One—He had been a. brigand. That's where she got "THE WILD STEAIX." It led her into pranks, scandalous escapade.', and dizzy dangers. SHOWS. WIXTEK. SHOW, WINTEU SHOW, HAWEKA. HAWERA. JULY 2, 3, I, 5, and C. T AUG EST. SHOW BUILDINGS IX iJ NEW ZEALAND. ENTRIES CLOSK SATURDAY, JUNE 15. Write for Schedule to L. 0. HOOKER, Secretary, liux 79, Haivera. PATRIOTIC ENTERPRISES. APPL'AL OX PIUrALI:' OF OUR. FREXCII ALLIES. TO RAISE FUNDS AS A NATIONAL TRIBUTE TO THE VALOUR AND SACRIFICES OP THIS FRENCH NAT] OX. AT the recjupst of (he French CerciC and well-wishers, I hereby convene a PUHLIC JIRETTNG- OF CITIZENS to be held on TUESDAY NEXT, the nth instant, at S p.m., in tho COUNCIL CHAMBER, Town Hall, for tin; purpose of selling up an Organisation in furtherance, of the above Appeal. I shall bo glad if Mayors and Chairmen of adjacent Local Bodies, and representatives of all Patriotic Organisations will be present on Uie occasion. JOHN P; LUTE, Mayor ot Wellington. Stli June, 1018. TOURIST RESORTS. RALLY-HO! RALLY-HO! WHEN visiting Napier i.'ake tho Provincial Hotel your Headquarters. The Official Home for the Troops. Why not for you also? Tariff moderate. Ono minute Station, Th'Mtrc. Parade. T. A. HEATH, Proprietor. NIEsON-TTIE SUNNY SOUTH SPEND YOUR, HOLIDAY AT : WAINUI," NELSON. lirst-elass modern Private House. . Within easy distance of town, situated on banks of Matai. "Waiuui" is the Popular Homo for visitors and to-irisls. Cars meet all boats and trains., First-clasS' accommodation. Tariff, 10s. per day, weekly by arrangement.' Telegraphic address, "Waiuui," Nelson. 'Phone 85. MRS. H. CRUMPTON, Proprietress. MASON'S GARDENS. TAITA, LOWER HUTT, FINEST- scenic gardens in (he South- . Crn Hemisphere. Well worth a visit. Motor-buses meet all train 6. Special Bus leaves for Station 5 p.m. daily. Afternoon Tea, Gd. Hot water provided free to picnickers. Cut flowers in any quantity. Orders bookod for Rhododendrons, A?;alias, Roses, and General Nursery Stock in choice variety. Choice collection of 25 Bulbs sent to any address on receipt of 2s. 6iL. 50 for is. Cd F. CHIVERS, Manager. ' MASONIC HOTEL, NELSON. HENRY BAIGENT, Proprietor, Has much pleasure in informing the travelling public that he has resumed the conduct of this old-established Hctel. First-class Accommodation. Excellent Cuisine. Letters and telegrams promptly attended to. Telephone 38. P.O. Box di. DELIVERY OF "DOMINION" IN PALMERSTON NORTH. FROM Ist Instant the Delivery will be under the control cf Mr. E. p. Gartrell, for whom instructions may be left at tho office of THE NEW ZEALAND IMPORTING CO. ' CR. A. Noedl), BROADWAY (Telephone 971). Amounts due for papers delivered may bo paid at the same address or to thV runner in person, ami Advertisements addressed to him will be promptly for. warded to Head Office. THE WELLINGTON PUBLISHING CO.. LTD. ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES DROWNED IN A TANK. lly Telegraph-Press Association. Auckland, June S. Albert Ross, aged -15, clerk to the Mount Wellington Road Board, was mending a rool on his residence at Whitoford. lie sent a man who was assisting him to pet some tools, and when the man returned Ro?s was missing, lie was found in a, tank of water by the. 6ido of tho building, but died while being lifted out,