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AMUSEMENTS. THE Kl NO'S MAT] NEE TO-DAY, ~ HE KING'S commencing- 2.15. FULL ORCHESTRAL MATINEE. TO-DAY MATINEE' TO-DAY 1 TO-DAY MATINEE TO-DAY The entire Programme precisely the '• sauio as at; night, including NORMA TALMADGE, NORMA. TALMADGE, in n powerful story of Love Triumphant over '] eniptation, entitled "GHOSTS OF YESTERDAY" 0 from tho book, "TWO WOMEN," by Rupert Hughes. '. KING'S AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA, at the •Matinee To-day commencing 2.15. PRICES AS USUAL. 5 Book Scats at the Bristol or ring 3M3 after G. 30 p.m. I EVERYBODY'S. TO-DAY. VERYBODY'S. TO-NIGHT. ,A Vitagraph Feature De Luxe, Entitled "A MILLION BID." "A MILLION BID." "A MILLION BID." "A MILLION BID." "A MILLION BID." ~ Starring Tho charming and fascinating screen star ANITA STEWART. ANITA STEWART. 5 ANITA. STEWART. 1 Sho thought her husband dead, and married again. Then the first husband turned up. AVHAT OF HER CHILD? . A woman's dreadful plight. Ring 'Phono 50 for Reserves. To-day T7IMPRESS THEATRE. To-night To-day -EiMPRESS THEATRE. To-night t A Romantic Story, showing how Lovo Conquered Over Evil. : "THE HEART OF A GIRL." "THE HEART OF A GIRL." "THE HEART OF A 'GIRL." Featuring the Fascinating Screen Star, BARBARA CASTLETON! 11 BARB AR A CASTLETON. 1 "THE HEART OF A GIRL" ■ Is a Wholesome, Pleading, Tensely Inter--8 esting Photoplay, Consistent and EnterI tainiug. 0 Prices as usual. Ring -3442 for Reserves. - ' ' MEETINGS. STRANDED AUSTRALIANS."" A MEETING of bona-fido Stranded Australians will be hold in the i Commercial Room of the GRESHAM HOTEL, WELLINGTON, 8 At 10 o'clock THIS MORNING. Ladies and gentlomen who are strand- '" cd as a result of passenger ships not running are invited to attend to discuss the situation. WALTER JAGO, Hon. Sec, Stranded Australians' Committee. THE CALEDONIAN; SOCIETY OF WELLINGTON. . A MEETING of the Society will be held in the Victoria Hall, Adelaide Road, TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), January 15, at 8 p.m. sharp. , Business: J Election of Executive Officers nnd Com- ' mittee, Enrolment of .Members, and '■' usual routine, Countrymen and descendants cordially invited, DAVID CLARK, For Provisional Committee. h COOKING h -,- LECTURES. MISS UNA Medallist, will contiiiiio her very, successful series ; ' of Cooking Lectures in the Assembly Hall of the Y.M.C.A., Willis Street, TOMORROW (THURSDAY). Special attention will be given to dishes for convalescents and invalids. DON'T FORGET! Y.M.C.A. HALL, WILLIS STREET, THURSDAY', from 3 to 8 p.m. Admission Free. Bring Note Books and r= Pencils. . BOROUGH OF ONSLOW. AMALGAMATION PROPOSAL. IN connection'with Ihc proposed Amalgamation of Onslow with Welling- , ton. ELECTORS are invited to attend ~ PUBLIC MEETINGS, to bo held as tinder at 8 p.m.:— KAIWARRA-MONDAY, January. 27, at tho Methodist Churchroom, Porirna Road. KHANDALLAH-TUESDAY. January 28, at* tho Publio Hall, M'Kenzie Rood. NGAIO-THURSDAY, January 30, at •the • Methodist Churchroom, Main Road, J- M. DALE, Mayor. P , Wellington, January 14. 1919. jj PATENTS. i, ~ PUBLIC-notice! ~ THE Proprietor (R. A. Fessondon), of New Zealand Letters Patent No. 33798 for an invention entitled "OSCILLATORY ELECTRO-DYNAMIC APPARATUS FOR SUBMARINE AND OTHER PURPOSES," is desirous of disposing of tho patent or entering into working arrangements, under license or otherwise, with firms likely; to bo inr, forested in tho Bamo. Full particulars can bo obtained from and oilers (for transmission to the owner) mado to BaldII win and Rayward. Patent Attorneys, 0 Wellington, Auckland, Christchureh, 0 Dunedin. ii ' ■ " SPORTING. - WELLINGTON RACING CLUB. SUMMER MEETING, 6 WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY, JANUARY 22 and 25, 1919. s A CCEPTANCES for first day's Handii -»- caps close on THURSDAY, JANU- ,■ ARY 16, at 9 p.m. A. E. WHYTE, j . Secretary, ° EGMONT RACING CLUB. SUMMER MEETING, . ■FEBRUARY 12 and 13, 1919. VTOMINATIONS for all events closo on : FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1919. at 8 -p.m. ii V. B. STRATTON, 9 Secretary, * Telephone 437. Box 51, Hnwera. . il tl , ~ : s DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING, B FEBRUARY 13 and 15, 1919. n ■ STAKES, .£5405. NOMINATIONS for all Handicap Races closo at 5 p.m. on FRIDAY, JANU- . ARY 17. H. E.. JAMES, Secretary, \ . BARBER AND CO., Dyers am/ • Dry-cleaners, 125 Cuba -Street, City, 'Phone 226. L'LOYTrsTjnrgains in Military Goods must bo cleared. Near Opera House. Watches, Belts, Spurs, etc. r f~l QOD Printing promptly produced at , vJT popular prices, at "Dominion" Job Printing Works. J

AMUSEMENTS. I i _ HP .0 W N H. A L L, X CONCERT CHAMBER, Direction '. Maurice Ralph. EVERY EVENING, AT 8. CONTINUED SUCCESS of A THE BOAT-WAITERS. c 'THE BOAT-WAITERS. JTHE BOA'IVWAITEIiS. Jl THE BOAT-WAITERS. c A Grand Combination. : BORNEO GARDINER M lIUGHIE OGILVIE A STEWART AND MOORE NAN TAYLOR C ANDREW PACE ' w..-, LALLA WARD FRANK WRIGHT ' ci , ',„„,, ' MIRIAM KUT-NER MADGE SURTEES LIONEL. WALSH FELIX BLAND VICTOR POWER A HUGE ENTERTAINMENT. I Prices. ;k, :>,., Is. Plus-tax. Box Plaus The Bristol. . ■ ■ rfTjUEEN'S. THEATRE. . THEATRE. " AFTERNOONS ONLY-A Wonderful and 1 Spectacular Picture, . 10,000 ft. s' "JACK AND THE .BEANSTALK." % Blended for loiing nnd Old. i, EVENINGS ONLY. ■ jj, A. Picture of Sheer Delight and Ideal ,„ Production-'THE GOLDEN IDIOT. Star BRYANT WASHBURN Star , Reserved Seats, 'Phone 3255. r TK A N D. JO' A N D. N.Z. NATIVES* ASSOCIATION BAND 1 AT BASIN RESERVE. a TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), <■ At 8 o'clock. . l a : : a TON E. - h Tho quality, richness and colour of T t tho music of tho Piano is found to |. perfection only in combination with supreme craftsmanship, in pinnos -, mado by experts: pianos that have, j from one generation to another, earn- <] • ed a reputation. . a THE REALLY GREAT TIANOS li of the world—those that have stood the test of time—are made by only a J* , few firms, Among them arcBRINSMEAD ROGERS CHALLEN 1 JESSE .FRENCH pianos, all of which, havo becomo t worldrfamoue. a "_ The expert, the finished player, the be- s ginner—everyone who delights in tone I purity out of the ordinary, owe it to • themselves to investigate theso magnifi- ; cent instruments. Wo are Sole Agents for these Pianos,. " and sell them for Cash or on Easy Terms. ■*• Let us demonstrate their-sterling char- :1 I acteristics, * , rf~tHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., h Manners Street, Wellington. J' AGRICULTURAL SHOW. I i .WOODYILLE A. AND P. SHOW. - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1919. To be Held on the WOODYILLE RACECOURSE. Norse Leaping Competitions. 1 5 Sheep Dog Trial. a Classes for Horses, Cattle, Sheep, • Pigs, Dogs, Farm Produce, and Home Industries. LIBERAL PRIZES. » \ ENTRIES CLOSE JANUARY IG, .1919. t Send for schedule nnd information to j r . . W. A..LYON,- a Secretary, , Box 4, Woodviilb. I pEILDTNG A. AND P. snOW. ■* FEBRUARY i and S, 1919. s f JUMPING COMPETITIONS, SHEEP j DOG TRIALS. " HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS, : HOME INDUSTRIES, 'NEEDLEWORK. _ 1 ENTRIES CLOSE JANUARY 17. WEST COAST RAM FAIR AT l| FEI.LDING, n FEBRUARY 6 and 7, 1919. " : ENTRIES CLOSE JANUARY 21. Schedules and entry forms from . -i t E. H. FISHER, Secretary. 6I i BUSINESS NOTICES. 1 —= ■ —: : -— • STAFFORD TEA, LUNCHEON, AND SUPPER rooms: : Dinner 5.80 to 7.30. ( One of the Best Appointed In the City. p Sm'oking and Writing Room Provided for Gentlomen, | . Open on SATURDAYS until 7.30 p.m. > '* jj ■ MISS READ, Proprietress. 0l i Willis Street (over H. D. Bennetfe). ; r .' ; nnms is the summer drink. . ICED / CYPHON . * SODA 1! And . hi MILK. '.' <]; Id., 4d., id.-- — hi GAMBLE AND CREED'S r TEAROOMS, Willis Street and Lanibton Quay. H SPEAR, DR. OF OPTICS, C ' EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, 7 WILLIS STREET, La to Optician for the Wellington Hospital and Charitable Aid Board. Patients unable to obtain tdvice from Tr the Optical Department may obtain ad- J vice at tho above address between 9 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. . , YOUR MOTOR-LORRY SHOULD HAVE CLINCHER BAND TYRES. ON all roads, under nil loads, Clincher Band Tyres serve longest. They're British—used at tho Front. Get details. Wellington Distributing Agents— N.Z. FARMERS' CO.-OP. DISTHIBUTING CO., LTD. \ ECZEMA. RADIO LOTION .AND OINTMENT.A Guaranteed Cure for .all kinds j of Eczema and Skin Diseases. Hundreds of sufferers cured weekly and cured per- . mnncntlv. The distressing irritation is relieved' on FIRST APPLICATION. Lotion and Ointment, ss. Od., postago is. extra. MADAME AMIE. 23 Smeoton's T Building, Queen Street, AUCKLAND. PLUMBERS, COPPERSMITHS, AND _ ■ SHEET-METAL WORKERS. „ : \ MANUFACTURERS of Asga 'Water- ' heaters, and Mahoney's Patent Skylights. Motor work a speciality. ALDRED AND GRIFFITHS, 23 and 25 Bgmont Street, ~ WELLINGTON. AJ XRMISTICE XMAS will go down in _ Xi. history.—WalnufS, Onion Brand, Is. 2d. lb. (Ihc repent sales are so consistent); Barcelona Nuts, Is. Gd; lb.; Soft T Shell. Almonds, 2s. (id.; New' Season Mus- A calels (packets), Is. 6d.; Peanuts, in shell, M 10d.; Peanuts, shelled, new season, Is.; m Lumpy Juicy Ginger, Is. Gd. lb. Largest Range Boxed Chocolate in tho city. Mrs. Lempriere, 90 AVillis Street (3 doors nbovo 1 "Evening Post"). '

MOTORS AND CYCLES FOR SALE. TO INTENDING MOTOR-CAR BUYERS. . NEW MOTOR-CARS FOR SALE. A.PPERSON-7-seater, S-eylinder. OADILLAC—7-seatcr, 8-cvlindcr. ■ 1.8.C.-3-scater, 6-cylindor. r ' MONROE-2-seatcr, 4-cylinder. CHEVROLET-5-seater, 4-cyliiulor. SECOND-HAND CARS FOR SALE. MI'J'CHELL-5-sealor, 6-cylindcr. ANDERSON (Sporting Model)-2 or !i----seater, 6-cylinder. CALTIIORPE-2-scater. All in Good Condition Throughout. Those interested should make an early call. Inspection and Trial invited, MICHELIN TYRES AND MOTOR ' STOCK.' HARRY JURISS, 97 Courtenay Place. 'Phono 3052. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, A NUMBER of SECOND-HAND MOTOR-CARS, including SUPER SIX NEW HUDSON,. REGAL, STAR, and OVERLAND, are for immediate sale in wind up the Estate of tho late C. B. Madden. For particulars and prices, apply to MESSRS. WILTON AND JENKIN, Central Gar.ige, Jlastcrton. . DYNAMOS AND BATTER] ES7~~ 1 A A TOLT., 11 amp., ball-bearing, 4-J-vv pole now Dynamo; 100 volt., 15 amp.,-and'GO volt, 40 amp. Picture Machine, in good order; G volt and 12 volt Celluloid.Batteries, new, suitable for car and motor cycles, also several starting and lighting Batteries, new and secondhand. L. At. Silver, 30 Taranaki Street. Tel. SG27. HIGH-CLASS ENGLISH CAR FOR SALE. 19-14. H ' l> -' 3 - SMtcr Rover,.,l de- -*-* tachublo wheels, splendid condition, painted French Grey. No reasonable offer refused. For further, particulars apply ■ • ■ G. W. LAWRENCE, Representing Magnus, Sanderson and Co., i Ltd. 'Phono 302. WANTED to Sell, 3-r,eatcr RENAULT MOTOR-CAR, in perfect condition throughout, any reasonable trial, JC2SO; also 5-seater Saxon Car, and 1 new ,')- seater in case, also a number of secondliana Inner Tubes, nil sizes, cheap. .. ' .G. BRADLEY, 121. Lnmbton Quay. DODGE BROS.' COMMERCIAL CARS. WE have just landed a shipment of these splendid Commercial Vehicles, built by Dodge Bros, to yield returns, not to roll up expenses. Inspection and trial invited. " G..TV. LAWRENCE, Representing Magnus, Sanderson and Co., Ltd. 'Phono 302. CONVERT YOUR TOURING CAR . .INTO A LORRY or VAN, to carry «]> to 2i tons. Consult NEIL DONEGHUE AND CO., LTD., 50 Willis Street, Wellington. 'Phono 4100. Works: Petone. 'Phone 3420 (3 rings). Agents for "The Smith Form-n-Truck." LIGHT 2-SEATER CAR FOR SALE. CHEVROLET, 1916 model, "Four Ninety," in perfect condition; electric lights and self-starter; newly painted French Grey. Price .£2OO. Easy terms arranged. Apply G. W. LAWRENCE, Representing Magnus, Sanderson and Co., Ltd. 'Phono 302. MACHINERY FOR SALE ■•■ ■ FOR SALE, ~~~ 1 4-SIDE PLANER (M'Dowallj, 18in. J- s (Sill.; .£175; 1 4-SIDE PLANER (American), 30in. x Gin., .£175. - Both guaranteed in perfect order. . M'MILLAN, LIMITED, Oil and Machinery Merchants, Herbert Street (off Manners Street), Wellington. STEAM PLANT. ONE i h.p. Vertical Boiler and Engine, made by AVoodroffe, England; all completo on one bcd-plato and in splendid order. Price £00, or if made Portable .£75. COLLETTS, LTD., Taumarunui. MACHINERY. \STFj Specialise in all kinds of Machin»v'erv, Engines, Boilers, etc. WIRE" ROPES-Good Line.?, new and second-hand, for Sale. Inquiries Solicited. HENRY F. MOSS, LTD.,. Baker's Buildings, Featherston St., 'Phone 1756.. Box 105. G.P.O. . PORTABLE ENGINE.ONE 10 h.p. Brown and May Portablo Steam Engine, single cylinder, in splendid order, and'carrying the original, pressure of 1001b. Prico J2285, f.o.r. . COLLETTS. LTD., Dannevirke. MACHINERY, for Sale, Cheap- ■ Lathes. Drills, Engines, Boilers, Pumps, Rails, Wire Rope,_ Belting, Dynamos, and Motors, etc. We are Specialists in New and Second-hand Machinery of every description. Manning Machinery Co., 168 Casliel Street, Chrisbburch, EDUCATIONAL. SCOTS COLLEGE; WELLINGTON. (Under the Control of the Presbyterian '. . Church.) CLASSES will resume nt the above Collego ori TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18. Tho building of an additional dormitory has just been authorised, and accommodation is available fcn\ a few more boarders. • ' Prospectus and application form.may bo obtained from THE PRINCIPAL. Or from G. W. GUTHRIE, 100 Alctoria .Street, Wellington. CROYDON PREPARATORY" SCHOOL, DAY'S BAY. BOARDING SCHOOL FOR. BOYS. BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Under 14 years. FIRST TERM, 1019. commences on WEDNESDAY. FKBUMMRY 5. • MISS SOMMERVILLE, Principal. BUSINESS NOTICES. "DIGGERS!" "DIGGERS!" "DIGGERS!" "DIGGERS!" "DIGGERS!" "DIGGERS!" COMPREE THIS! ... COMPREE THIS! WE SPECIALISE IN MEN'S OUTFITS, from Hat to Sox. Our Motto: RELIABLE GOODS at LOW PRICES. You will get a Fair Deal at HORNIG'S, HORNIG'S. HORNIG'S, CHE POPULAR MEN'S OUTFITTERS, IGO Cuba Street (Opposite Queen's Pictures). W "• .PHIL P, '' • Combill Street, House, Window, and Office-Cleaning ' Contractor. Carpets Cleaned and Beaten by Maohinery. ILL ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED Tolephono 3292 (3 rings). SURE CURE FOR VARICOSE ~ ULCERS. DO You Suffer with Varicose Ulcers? If so, I can guarnnteo to ouro you. ily treatment is painless, and requires m operation, and is not costly. Write for full information to ERNEST HEALEY, Chemist, 'Phone 29. Foxton.

AMUSEMENTS. "HEARTS OF THE WORLD" THE BIGGEST PICTURE SUCCESS YET RECORDED IN WELLINGTON. Patrons arc earnestly requested (o roservo their sent? at tho Bristol ami thus avoid being disappointed at tho doom. MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON, At 2. Children Half-price. OPERA HOUSE. "HEARTS OF THE WORLD." "HEARTS OF THE WORLD." "HEARTS OF THE WORLD." Tho Most Entrancing Love Slory Since "Romeo and Juliet." Direction .. T. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. ; Present D. W. GRIFFITH'S WORLD MASTERPIECE, LAST' LAST ' FOUR MATINEES FOUR NIGHTS ' This This Afternoon Evening •At 2. At 8. "HEARTS OF THE WORLD." "HEARTS •OF THE WORLD." ' "HEARTS OF THE WORLD." ■ : "HEARTS OF THE WORLD." A DRAMA OF WIDER APPEAL THAN HAS EVER BEFORE BEEN PRESENTED ON ANY STAGE. Surpassing oven "THE BIRTH OF A NATION" And "INTOLERANCE." BRING THE KIDDIES ALONG THIS AFTERNOON TO SEE LITTLE BEN . ALEXANDER, the Marvellous Child Actor. ' FULL OPERATIC ORCHESTRA. Specially Written Music. Realistic Mechanical Effects. Prices-35.. 25., Is. All Prices Plus Amusement Tax. No Booking Fee. Plan at the Bristol. Day Sales at Ned Perry'e, Tobacconist. PUBLIC NOTICES. BOROUGH OF:ONSLOW. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Poll of the Electors §f the Borough of Onslow will, in pursuance of a Special Order of the Council of such Borough, be taken on FEBRUARY 5, 1919, on tho proposal that tho City of Wellington and the Borough of Onslow, forming ona continuous aron; be constituted ono United Borough. The Polling Booths will be as follow:— The Public Hall, M'Kenzio Road, Khandallah. Tho Mothodist Churchroom, Main Road, Ngaio. The Methodist Churcliroom, Porirna Road, Kaiwarru. The Onslow Borough Office, Ballance 'Street, Wellington. . Tho Roll closes at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, January 22, 1919. H.ABRAHAM, Town Clerk and Returning Officer, Borough of Onslow. Dated January W, 1919. BOROUGH OF LOWER HUTT. DOG TAX. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tho Dog Tax within the Borough of Lower Hutt for the year ending December 31, 1919, is as follows:— For dogs kept by Shepherds, Drovers and Fanners for tho purpose of driving' or 'herding stock (not exceeding three dogs in any case) 2/6 each For all other dogs 10/- each ' That Mr. W. J. Hayes has been appointed Dog Registrar, and the Registration Office is at the Town Clerk's Office, Lower Hutt. WM. NICHOLSON, Town Clerk. . Lower Hutt, Jimvmry 14, 1919. Town Hall, Wellington. . HOLD-UP OF AUSTRALIANS. T SHALL ho glad if any of (he Aus- •*■' tralians enforced to remain in Wellington owing to hold-up of Shipping, and who may bo requiring assistance, will communicate with me. JOHN P. LUKE, Mayor. January 14, 1919. PALMERSTON NORTH HIGH . SCHOOL. VERNON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND. CONTRIBUTIONS to the above will be received by W. P. ANDERSON, Box' 321, Palmorstoh North. POSTPONEMENT of. RECEPTION TO FRENCH MISSION. OWING to the illness of General Pan the Government has Postponed tho Reception which was to be held at tho Town Hall TO-DAY, January 15. An announcement as to date of" the Reception will be published later. J. ALLEN, Acting-Prime Minister. TOILET SPECIALISTS - THE IRRESISTIBLE OHARM OF "CAMELLIAN" CREAM. HOW the elusive fragrance of a rare perfume adds to a lady's charm! Thoso who use "CAMELLIAN". FACIAL CREAMS' Know how exquisitely theso preparations perfume the skin—just a lingering charm that suggests tho flowers of the Orient! But more than that—"Cnmellian" Creams make the skin soft as velvet and white as enow; free, from roughness and redness; absolutely without blemish. Tho:Vnnisbing Cream costs 3s. 6d., tho Massage Cream 3s. Both are admirably suited for "My Lady's Toilette." Mail Orders promptly filled. MRS. CAMERON, "Boudoir Camille," Cooper's Buildings, Willis St., AVELLINOTON. 'Phono 4535. TNFLUENZA AND LOSS OF UMR. Many people who have recovered from Influenza are complaining of serious loss of hair; also premature greyness appearing over tho temples, which is undoubtedly caused by tho high temperature existing during tho worst period.. A splendid tonic for restoring both the colour and general growth is Dr. WILSON'S REGENERATOR, as it nourishes and feeds tho impoverished glands, quickly restoring the general vitality to the hair. Obtainable in Wellington from George and Kerslcy, Ltd., J. R. M'Kenzic's, Cuba and Willis Street, D.1.C., nnd all principal chemists. Price, 'Is.; if posted, Is. M. Wholesale Distributor for Australasia, A. M. HENDY, Hair Specialist, Dunedin. FOR ANY CAR-AND ToAD^ - CLINCHER CROSS TYRES. FIVE varieties of tough British-grown Rubber are.used in making each Clincher Cross Tyre. British through and through—they're long-distance lyres. Fit tho Clincher Cross. Wellington Distributing Agents— XX. FARMERS' CO.-O'P. DISTRIBUTING CO., LTD, FOUND, where you can get Military Badges in Gold, Silver and Brass, Lloyd's, Manners Street.

Shine your tan 6hoes with "TAN-OL" —tho brilliant polish that won't rub off. -Advt.