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AMUSEMENTS. Tup; KING'S The Theatre with ILK KING'S iho Big TILE KING'S Attractions, PICTURES AND MUSIC. Saturdav's lingo 'Audience delighted with HEX BEACH'S Greatest Motion Picture. .. LAUGHING BILL HYDE. LAUGHING BILL HYDE. A Picture of Pathos, Humour, and cheery message, and featuring • WILT, ROGERS. WILL ROGERS. Selected by BEX BEACH, as he is the living counterpart of "LAUGHING BILL HYDE." MR. V/. GOUDIE, the popular Wellington Baritone, will sing "Friend of. Mine" (Sanderson), and'"A Song of the Air .Service" (Coates). The King's Grand'Orchestra'will play Specially Selected Music. A SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT. Plan at the Bristol. Prices: Circle, 2s. Id.; Stalls, 2s. Id., Is. 7d., ' and Is. . WELLINGTON RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION. ATHLETIC PARK. ATHLETIC PARK. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), At 2.45 p.m. THE GREAT MATCH. THE GREAT MATCH, PIONEER (MAORI) BATTALION V. WELLINGTON REPRESENTATIVES. TWO BRILLIANT TEAMS. Rally along to the Park_ on TUESDAY to give a fitting reception to these duslry warriors who have fought' for you r*ml their country, and don't forget that incidentally you will oee'something extra special for your money. CURTAIN RAISER, 1.15 p.m. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE: The teams include several senior players. Match Played North and South. Come Early to Avoid the Rush.. ADMISSION, Is. j GRANDSTAND, Is. . By Order of the Executive. . . » ; (University), A. Thomas (Petone); forwards, Serine (Poneke), Kent (Sclwyn). CANTERBURY DEFEAT THE MAORI TEAM. By TeleKrapli—Presß Association. Christchurch, June 1. The match to-day between the Maoris and Canterbury was very fast and most exciting, although Canterbury won by 1G to li. Play surged continually up and down the ground, and there was a wealth of variety which kept .the excitement ot the very large crowd of spectators up to fever point. Canterbiny were rather lucky to win. There was certainly not i\ ten-point margin of superiority. Canterbury, howerer, made better' use of their opportunities than the visitors. In the first, spell a strong dribbling rush to the Maori line ended in Thompson scoring a try, which was not conrerled. Inter on Barclay punted high, and the ball was badly missed by a Canterbury back, and Barclay, following up fast, stored for the Maoris near the posts. Jacobs missed the shot at goal, "he firs!; spell ended with the scores even. , At the opening of the second lialf the pace was a cracker, the ball travelling up and down the 1 field. From a centrekick by Mullius, Fitzgerald followed up and scored near the touch line. Llie attempt to goal failed. After a considerable period of exciting .play, each side being in danger in turn, Thompson scored for Canterbury, ami M'Leod converted. Canterbury, 11; Maoris, li. Shortly afterwards "A strong pa.ssing rush oil the part of Canterbury ended in M'Leod storms at the posts, and lie converted the try.' This was followed by Hall scoring for the Maoris, but. Jacobs missed an easy kick. The game ended shortly afterwards in neutral territory witli tne score: Canterbury, IS; Maoris, C.

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