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AMUSEMENTS. TO-DAY. TO-NIGHT. At •pVERYBOUrS. ■ ■HJVERXBODY'S. A Delightful Story of Child Life, Entitled "PANTS." ■ "PANTS." "PANTS." A Little Tomboy "PANTS." "PANTS." who eaves two "PANTS." "PANTS" would-be burglars "PANTS." "PANTS." from gaol. "PANTS." "PANTS." "PANTS." "PANTS." "PANTS." "PANTS." It contains a "PANTS." "PANTS." vivid example "PANTS." "PANTS." of how not to "PANTS." "PANTS." rear a healthy "PANTS." "PANTS." kiddie. "PANTS." "PANTS." "PANTS." Featuring MARY MeALISTEK, MARY MeATJSTER. MARY MeALISTEK. Her Tricks are Joyous, but there are moments when the TEARS will come to your EYES. No more lovable kiddie ever DANCED through the ' HEART OF HUMANITY. A Picture that Captivates with its NOVELTY, PATHOS, AND POWER, Also Showing, A side splitting Trianirle Comedy, funnier and different to all othew, entitled • "MATRIMONIAL ACCIDENT." Come Early or Ring -"Phone 50 for Reserves. . PATRIOTIC ENTERPRISES. riONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23. ONE NIGHT ONLY. MR, CULFORD BELL Presents "THE THESPIANS" In "KIPPER" (One-act Comedy-drama). "IN HONOUR BOUND" (One-act Play). "ROSALIND AND ORLANDO" ("As You Like It"). "THE BASHFUL LOVER" ' ("She Stoops to Conquer"). "THE QUARREL SCENE" ("The School for Scandal"). Proceeds for Camp Entertainment Fund. . Box Plan at the Bristol. MAORI ENTERTAINMENT. . In Aid of. Lady Livtypool's and Mrs. Pomare's Maori Soldiers' Fund. (Under the Distinguished Patronage of Their Excellencies the GovernorGeneral and the Countess of Liverpool.) m 0 W N II . A L L, A WELLINGTON. Ha! ye sluggards, raise your voices, Up and slump and tread like Maoris! 'Tis the lialcn, powhiri, wair dance, 'Fierce and warlike', savage, martini! Lady: "When is yowr hake coming off?" Warrior: "On November the 7th." Lady: "Whon are your waliines holding your "OUR DAY" Street Stalls in 'Wellington?" . Warrior: "On the following day—November the Bth. See next Wednesday's paper." Lady: "I will. Thank you." MEETINGS. : nPO-NIGHT, 7.30' o'clock-Jolly . Social'. JL' Games and Musical Entertainment. Y.W.CA. ,• Members awl ' SoWiens welcome. TO-MORROW, 1.15 p.m.-Short, bright service. Speaker, Rev. J. 11. Boyd. THURSDAY, 8 p.m.—Devotional Meet ing. Speaker, Mrs. Good. Subject: "Japan." Y.W.C.A,,,Herbert Street. Under the Auspices of Wellington Social Democratic Party. . MR. TOM BRINDLE It, 'TOM BRINDLE Will Sneak at the ALEXANDRA TIALL. ABEL SMITH STREET, SUNDAY EVENING, at 8. Subject: "Labour's Politics: Theii Source ami Purpose." [ Doors open at 7. Collection. WOMEN'S NATIONAL COUNCIL (Wellington Branch). MONTHLY MEETING. AN ADDRESS will be given in ths Y.W.C.A. Rooms on MONDAY October 21, nt 8 p.m., on "Kindergartens," by Miss Riley. Persons interested in children are cordinlly invited, . A NNUAL BUSINESS MEETING Oi A THE YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRIS. TIAN ASSOCIATION "(Incorpoi' ated). WILL be held at the Y.W.C;A., Fowlds's Buildings; Herbert St., On MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, at 8 p.m. Hon. J. G. W. AITKEN will preside SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OI WOMEN AND CHILDREN. nnWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL MEET A ING will bo held in the Commit tee Room. Town Hall, TUESDAY, OC TOBER 22, at 8 p.m. Honourable Mr. Wilford will preside Speeches by Mrs. Kineton Parkes, Lndj Stout, Mrs. A. R. Atkinson, Sir Josepl Ward, Honourable Mr. Russell, Mr. A R. Atkinson, Mr. W, Allen, and others THE PUBLIC ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. LOWER HUTT BOROUGH COUNCIL TIHB MILK SUPPLIERS and VEN ' DORS in Lower Hutt are herebi invited to meet the members of tin Borough Council, in the Council Cham bers, Lower Hutt, at 7.30 p.m. oi THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24. 1918, to tall over the question of the milk supply ii the borough, with a view to ensuring ai adequate supply for all requirements. WILLIAM NICHOLSON, Town Clerk. SHOWS. MANAWATU AND WEST COAS'J AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAI ASSOCIATION. THIRTY-THIRD GRAND ANNUAL LIVE STOCK EXHIBITION AND AGRICULTURAL SHOW, PALMERSI'ON "NORTH SHOWGROUNDS, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30th and 31st, 1918. ENTRIES CLOSE OCTOBER 12th, 1918 Write for information from W. T. PENNY, Secretary, P.O. Box 85, Palmerston North. NO MORIS DEAFNESS. * • THOSE who suffer may havo relief by using Way's Invisible Medicated Ear Drums. Booklet sent free on re. ceipt of 'penny 3tamp. G. P. WAY, P.O. Box 1011, or H. SPEAR, Dr. of Opt,, Eyesight Specialist, , No. 7 Willis Street, Wellington. 'Phone 2052.