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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 307, 16 September 1918, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. BIG DOUBLE ATTRACTION. TO-DAY At , TO-NIGHT. rjlllE KING'S. -*■ HE KING'S. Including the Latest and Greatest in Serials, the Bathe Super-Sensation, . "THE FATAL RING." "THE FATAL RING." "THE FATAL RING." In Twenty Episodes. Featuring PEARL WHITE. PEARL WHITE. You will remember her in , "Tho Iron Claw." This is a vastly butter serial even than 'that was. Don't Miss the First Episode, entitled "THE VIOLET DIAMOND." Also, The Great Triangle Drama, "THE PATRIOT," "THE PATRIOT," Featuring WILLIAM S. HART. WILLIAM S. HART. The theme is a man who is embittered against his own country and turns traitor. At the last moment he realises, his terrible deed. • CAN HE SAVE THOSE WOMEN AND CHILDREN FROM DEATH? A PICTURE that will STAGGER YOU. A Goldwyn Feature. TO-DAY TO.-NIGHT At EVERYBODY'S, VERYBODY'S, entitled "FIELDS OF HONOUR," "FIELDS OF HONOUR," "FIELDS OF HONOUR," featuring MAE MARSH. MAM MARSH. MAE MARSH. ' MAE MARSH. The story of a, girl who is wrongly arrested. This drama shows • how easy it is for purity to be suspected of the worst of vices. "FIELDS OF HONOUR," "FIELDS OF HONOUR." She found them not in THE BATTLEFIELDS OF FRANCE.. But in the'darkness of NEW YORK'S UNDERWORLD. A Picture- that will FLASH into the HEART and CONSCIENCE of cvery MAN and WOMAN. In addition a Scenic Feature of Special Interest, entitled "CAPE KIDNAPPERS," . Showing tho wonderful Gannet NesJingplaco white with millions of birds. Ring 'phone 50 for Reserves, COME EARLY. To-day fIjIMFRESS. To-day To-night -IMPRESS. To-night A World Featuie. "THE WAY OUT," "THE WAY OUT," "THE WAY OUT," . "THE WAY OUT," "THE WAY OUT," Starring June Elvidge and Carlyle Blaclcwoll, With ' Muriel Ostrichc And John Bowers. , A Strong and Dramatic Story, Brilliantly Told. Many Dramatic Scenes. Gorgeous Dresses. Come Early or 'Phone 3112 fcjr seats. Good Music. Usual Prices. PUBLIC NOTICES. rjWE COMMONWEALTH AND DOMINION LINE, LTD., BEG TO ADVISE THAT TO- ' DAY (MONDAY), SEPTEMBER' IG, THEIR WELLINGTON OF-' FICE WILL BE TRANSFERRED [ TO MARITIME BUILDING, CORNER OF WATERLOO QUAY AND BALLANCE STREET (OP- ; POSITE CUSTOM HOUSE). FLYING SCHOOL, SOCKBURN. TNTENDING PUPILS are notified that, -*- provided they pass the medical examination and receive tho approval of the Defenco Department, .arrangements can be made for them to commence their Course of Tuition immediately. Plcaso communicate with C. W. HERVEY, Secretary,. Canterbury Aviation Company, 59 Cathedral Square, CHRISTCHURCH. MEMBERS '.of No. 33 (KABORl) CO., SENIOR CADETS, will assemble at TIIORNDON STATION, TO-DAY (MONDAY), SEPTEMBER. IG, at 2 p.m., to attend tho Funeral of the LATE CORPORAL RABONE. P. M. CAMERON, Lieut., O.C. 33rd Co. HOME FOR THE AGED NEEDY. THERE ARE VACANCIES for one WOMAN and four MEN. Nominations will bo received by the. undersigned .up to Noon on SEPTEMBER 21. C. P. POWLES, Secretary. ELECTION NOTICES. WELLINGTON LABOUR REPRESENTATION COMMITTEE. NOTICE TO AFFILIATED MEMBERS. A BALLOT of Affiliated Members will take place at the TRADES HALL, Vivian Street,'TO-DAY (Saturday), and on .MONDAY NEXT, from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., for tho purposo of selecting a Labour Candidate to contest Wellington Central By-election in the interests of Labour. Members must produce membership cards before being allowed to vote in the Selection Ballot. Campaign will be opened in Alexandra Hall, on THURSDAY, September 19. E. KENNEDY, Secretary. SPORTING. OTAKI MAORI RACING CLUB. '• SPRING MEETING, 1918. OWNERS AND TRAINERS are Reminded that ACCEPTANCES Closo at the Club's Office, Otaki, on MONDAY", SEPTEMBER Hi, at 8 P.M. The Otaki Telegraph Office closes at 5 p.m. O. J. D'ATH.. Secretary. SECOND-HAND CLOTHING WANTED, ING Up 'Phone 1628. N. Syinons, Buyer Second-hand Clothing, Boots, etc. Highest prices given; country customers can lely on good prices. G3 Courtenay Place, Wellington. NOTICE.-Left-off Clothing. 'Phono 2liu7u. B. Morris, Second-hand Dealer, buys Suits, Boots, Underwear. Costumes, etc.; ail kinds old Jewellery bought. 65 Courtenay Place, Wellington. HAS it ever occurred to you Hint you havo Clothing, Boots, or jewellery lying about that you can turu into cash? Wo buy and give HIGHEST PRICES. Drop us a postcard, or ring Tel. 4107, and we shall call and give you our price for whatever you have to sell. M. NAUSBAUM, The Allies' Secondhand Dealer, 127 Manners Street. Wellington; LEFJ'-OFF CLOTHING. MRS. PIftGOTT, 121 Vivian Street, BRITISH DEALER, wishes to Purchase for Cash Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Left-off Clothing, Boots, etc. Mr. or Mrs. Piggolt will wait unon any Lady dr Gentleman at their Residence on receipt of letter; «• Thone 2651 a. NORTH BRITISH SOLID BAND MOTOR-LORRY TYRES. MADE in the Empire's largest Rubber Works, where enormous chemical Laboratories co-operate with skilled workmen. These lyres are perfect in shape— and serve longer. Fit them. ' Solo Controllers: HAYWARD BROS. AND CO., LTD., Christchurch. 78