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AMUSEMENTS. /-(RAND OPRRA HOUSE. ] ™" 1 Direction JOHN HOPKINS TO-NTGHT, AT S.lfl. . TO-NIGHT AT S.lO. FAREWELL APPEARANCE ] FAHIJWHLL APPEARANCE ■ Of the Groat Italian Operatic Tenor, | CAPFELLI. CAPPMI.LT. . ■ C'APPELLI. CAITELLI. Whose Mngnificcnt Singing has been a Revelation and u .loy to all who apprc- ' cinto art at its highest: value. . ' FINAL CONCENT TO-NIGHT, PROGRAMME: CAPPEI.LI will Siiiß"Ouwta a Qiiolla" (".Hijroletto*'V... Verdi "Rceondila Armoiiia" ("Tosca") Puccini Bequest Numbeis-r----"Spirito Genlil" Donizetti "Ou "Witli the .Motley" ("Padiacci") Lconcavello Etc, He. JOHN AMADIO will Plny"Reverie Poclique" Krauts; "V'also, Op. 01" Chopin "Scherzo Cuppriecioso" Sab.'dhcl LUCIEN CESAROXI will Sing— "Still as the Xisjlit" Bolnn "Coat Song" ("La Bohemo") Puccini "From Rushy Beds'' .'. Balfe Etc., Etc. NATALINA M'CALLUM will Sing— "Aipril Morn" Baden "Poor Wand'ring One" S.iillivan (Flute Obligato by John Ainailio). HAROLD WlllT'lLE'at the Piano. Prices—ls'., 35., 2s. Late Gallery, Is. (Plus Tax). The result of the "Wellington Central .Election will bo announced ill. (he Grand Opera House to-night during, the Cappelli Concert. TO-DAY! TOIPRESS. TO-DAY! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT." A. Triangle Drama, "ONE SHOT ROSS." "ONE SHOT ROSS." "ONE SHOT ROSS." "ONE SHOT ROSS." Featuring ROY STEWART, The Greatest Exponent of Wild West Characters, He Puts It Over Finely. A. Delightful Love Interest, Perfect Acting, iind Great Outdoor Settings. Good Music. Como early or 'phono 31-12. for..Reserve Seats. Prices are Light. ■'■ Positively Last 'Two Days at ■EVERYBODY'S. •EJVERYBO'DY'S. Of "THE WILD CAT" A delightful coro"T.HE AY.TLD CAT" edv-drama, ' de"THE WILD CAT" pic'ting the trans"THE WTLD CAT" formation of a "THB WILD CAT" . hoyden, spoiled and "THE WILD CAT" ill-tempered, into "THE WILD CAT" n charming and "THE WILD CAT" lovable wife.-. Featuring ■ MISS JACKIE SAUNDERS As the Typical' Tomboy Sort of Girl Who didn't.Want a Lover. Positively Last Two Nights at 1 milE jr ING'S. Of , "REVELATION," "REVELATION," '• Starring NAZIMOVA. Until you see her yon can have no idea of her marvellous acting and magnetic personality. ■ ■ • . Supported by ' ■ The Triangle Feature. "SHOES THAT DANCED," Starring PAULINE S'I'ARKE.- • •. In addition, the-- Third Episode of "THE FATAL RING": TjIOOTBALL. ' FOOTBALL. A (ASSOCIATION.)' ■ . . . ATHLETIC PARK, '....': SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5. The Mutch of the Season, ■ AUCKLANiW.-WELLINGTON. AUCKLAND V. WELLINGTON.- . Kick off. 3 p.m. Final-Curtain Raiser-Final PORIRUA A r . INSTITUTE i (Fifth Class);. . ■ Kick oft' l.f.T p.m. Admission, ]s. Stand, fid; extra. A. WILLIAMS. ■ Hon. Sec, AV.F.A. ■ MUSIC MADE EASY. WHY WASTE YEARS LEARNING'' WHEN the "COLBIR" system teaches ' " you to play tha latest songs, twosteps, aud all classes of music, in 10 to 20 lessons? Suves time, money, and drudgery. No scabs, no-special music. Plenty of local references. Testimonials can. be seen from ell parts. Don't keep jonr piano idle. Interviews any time. "Call for all particulars. Birley's College of Musi.c. Boulcott Street (Chambers), first floor up. . • ■ ■ ' ■ ' MINIATURE RIFLE SHOOTING . 4. . ■ WELLINGTON ASSOCIATION. The sixth round of the-Osmond Cup competition has now been .completed, the highest scores for this round being:—Leo, 98; Cunliffe, 97; Adams, 97; Ahiir, %; Veniinore, 96; 'Porteons, 96; Airs. Fuller, 95; Mrs. Wild, !)o; Warburton, 95; Longman,. 95. 'l?ie leading aggregates arc now: Venimore. 574; J'orteous, 572; Lee, 570, Mirirj 569; Cook,-563; Childs, 560; Hichardson, 500. The following have booh selected to represent the association in the match against, ■ the Wairarapa Association to take place on Saturday:—Kwart (caj)tnin), Muir, Dayman, Treahy, \Vellings, Smart, iXbnl, Cook, " Childs, Jlycrs. Bmergencifis: Warburton, Spencer, Adams. BROOKLYN HARRIERS -4 Last Sutimlnv .the Consolation Dace was held at Sealoini by the Brooklyn Harriers and Amateur Athletic Chili, this being the last run of the season. The course led alony; the waterfront for about a mile, turning homeward, making a distance o£ two miles. S. Weine, the limit man, led all tins way, F Coupar gaining second place when about a quarter of a. mile .from home. After tho. race the- members and supporters adjourned fur afternoon tea. The. secretary then announced the times for tho race, and congratulated tho winners of attendance badges. Jlr. Brislow congratulated the three ladies foi' their fine record in attending every nin during tho .season. STOPS COUGHS AND DANISHES COLDS. Men, Women and Children all over the country use ami know llie worth of Dr. Sheldon's Discovery. Arc you one of them? If not, don'l delay, but buy a bottle at once, and be ready to pounce on to the first culd (hat makes its appearance: Don't forget, Dr. Sheldon's New Discovery is the ever-ready, frieiui Hint should be in every household lo protect you from coughs and colds. Price, Is. Gd. and :)s.-Advt.