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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 210, 30 May 1919, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. THE JUNG'S TO-NIGHT 7.15. HE KING'S TO-NIGHT ..15. Final Screening ol ''TOE DEATH DANCE. "THE DEATH DANCE/ . Featuring the .Popular and Charming Actress, \LICE BRADY ALICE BRADY And the .Popular 'i'elior, JUL IL V. WOODS. Commencing at the Matinee '10-morrow and All Next' Week, ANOTHER GTGANTIC, ATTRACTION. ANOTHER GIGANTIC ATTRACTION. A Production Without n Peer on the Hereon, and ■ ,„,, REX BEACH'S GREATEST MOTION PICTURE, "LAUGHING BILL HYDE.; ■"LAUGHING HILL HYDE. • "LAUGHING BILL HYDE.': Rex Beach's Wonder Story, and rcatur : ing WILL. ROGERS. " WlLti- ROGERS. Selected bv Rex Beach for the yeason that he is the living eountenwrt ol "LAUGHING BILL HYDE." A Picture of Pathos, Humour, and a Cheery. Message. MI). WILL. GOUDIE, the popular Wellington Baritone, will sing "Friend of Mine" (Sanderson) and."A Song ot tilt; Air Service" (Coates). , The King's Grand Orchestra will piny specially-selected music. •',,„„_ A SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT. Plan at Bristol. , EVERYBODY'S TO-DAYat.'. VERYBODY'S . TO-NIGHT at 7. To-day in the final opportunity 01 seeing ■the Wonder Play, "THE BETTER ''OLE" Bill, Bert and "THE BETTER'OLE" Alt's Inst ap"THE. BETTER''OLE"- ' pearance. Commencing at the Matinee To-morrow: Tho Charming and Talented Actress, . ■ FLORENCE HEED, FLORENCE REED, FLORENCE REED, In a tenso, dramatic story of the wickedest and the most despicable woman known to History, "THE ETERNAL SIN." "THE ETERNAL SIN." "■THE ETERNAL SIN." ANOTHER ATTRACTIONSpecial Engagement -of Miss Bat-hie-Howie-Stuart," a talented and versatile Entertainer, in a series of humorous and character songs, Supporting programme includes Episode .14 of "The House, of. Hate." PATHE GAZETTE, Etc. '".'"'•■, Mt-ETINGS. AUSTRALASIAN INSTITUTE OF .' . . MARINE ENGINEERS. ... WELLINGTON DISTRICT. A MEETING of .Members of the Dis--tl. trict .engaged -in small steamers will be held nl the-Rooms, Aitken Street,. TO-DAY- (I'Viday), at 12.30 'p.m. ,Buainess imnortant. ' . ■, ■" T. It. WALLACE, Secretary. _ THE PUBLIC SERVICE TEMPORARY .CLERICS' ASSOCIATION . (Incorporated). A GENERAL MEETING will be held' above Association will be held in the Oddfellows' Hull, Lambton yuay, Wellington, TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), MA Y 30,'itt 7.30 o'clock;' '-■ ."'■'' Business: : Confirmation of Resolution making Alterations and Amendments to tho Rules. ._■•■-■-. A. M. PICKFORI), Secretary • and Treasurer. WELLINGTON OPERATIVE BAKERS AND PASTRYCOOKS AND BAKERS AND. PASTRYCOOKS' LAD- "■ OURER.S' INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. ■ A SPECIAL MEETING of ■ Members -Ci- of the above Union will be held in the.Uuion Room, 71 Courtenay Place, TO-MORROW (Saturday), MAY 31,1919, at 7 p.m. Business: That the Union, having failed with the Employers ro the Dispute ro Wages and other Conditions of. Labour, that the. matter be referred to a Council of Conciliation, Wellington, for Settlement. ANDREW COLLINS, General Secretary. DAY'S BAY RATEPAYERS' ASSOCIATION. . A. GENERAL MEETNG will be held a.af 8 p.m. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), MAY in tJamera Obscura uuiltTing, to consider .annual report and bal-ance-sheet; and'genemTTn'embers nnd residents are urged to acfeml. \ " .J. C. REDMOND, -' - Hon. Sec. PROTESTANT POLITICAL ASSOCIATION. / '" The National Lecturer, "REVEREND."' HOWARD ELLIOTT, ■ JL *' ■ ■ Will Address A PUBLIC MEETING Of Members and Protestant Friends-' In the • " ' TOWN HALL, ISLAND BAY, ' . On MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1910, At 8 p.m. ... . JAMES. M'NAUGHT, • Divisional Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES. ■ LAND FOR DISCHARGED 1 SOLDIERS; PIHAUTEA SETTLEMENT. NOTICE .IS HEREBY GIVEN that 27 Lots in the above Settlement, near Featherston, ranging iu area from 4,5 to 169 acres, arc open for application up to 4 o'clock p.m. on FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1919.. , Plans, with full particulars, as to areas, rents, conditions, etc., may shortly be obtained at tho principal post offices and from the District Laud Office, Wellington. G. H. M.'M'CLURE, Commissioner of Crown Lands. QPOR.TS PROGRAMME. RUGBY FOOTBALL. LEAGUE FOOTBALL. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. HOCKEY MATCHES. Gained, Grounds, Players, and Referees, Table Showing Position Each Team and Results all Games to date at a glance, ONE PENNY. . Net Proceeds to Sports Funds. WATCH FOR STREET SELLERS, SATURDAY. PECIAI Lines at Radford's Great Stocktaking Sale now on: Chairs Gs. Gd,, 'tables 4s. Gd., Quilts 7s. Gd., Plates 6s'.''Gd. doz., Enamel Plates 10s. 6d. doz., Blind Rollers Is., Axe Handles Is., Lamps 3s. Gd., Vases 2s. Gil., Stair Rods-Is. Gd. do/.., White Tablecovers 3s.' Gd., Glass and China Sweets 2s. Gd. doz., Saucers Is. Gd. doz., Wringers 245. Gd., Door Mats 2s. Gd., Hearth Rugs ss. (Id., Matting Is. lid. yard. Only at RADFORD'S, Manners 'and Willis Streets.