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AMUSEMENTS. TilK KING'S The Theatre ' HE IvINI.i'K wilh the -big THE KINO'S Attractions. Matinee 2.15 To-day. Full Orchosl ra. Matinee 2.15, To-day. Full Orchestra. Matinee 2.15 To-duv. Full Orchestra. FRANK K KENAN, Tho Brilliant Actor, in i Delightful Play with a mvsterv element, "MORE TIiOUBLE." ■ I "MORE TROUBLE." . ! Tho well-known and popular Baritone. x iin. \\. goudie. Sings "Nila (I'ilniia" ami f "J'lic Company Sergeaiit-Major," Audi . THE KING'S GRAND ORCHESTRA. TUB KING'S GUAM) ORClll'iiTJU. A. really dpliglitful programme. Plan at Bristol. Prices—Circle, Is. 7d.; Downstairs, Is. 7(1.. Is. Id., and Oil. rfillß EMPRESS. TO-DAY nt -2.A UK EMPRESS. TO-NIGHT at T. A Gigantic World Feature, entitled "THE GROUCH" "THE GltOUOJI" Featuring • MONTAGUE LOVE ■■■■■ anil DOROTHY GREEN. The greatest World drama' for months. Ring 3442 for Reserve's; '.' ■ EVERYBODY'S TO-'DA\' at 2. VEKYBODY'S TO-NIGHT at 7. The wonderful Goldwyn ■ feature play, _ "THE FAIR PRETENDER," I Featuring the two popular players, : [•MADGE KENNEDY TOM MOORE, Also .Showing—Episode 15, "THE HOUSE .OF HATE."' ■ . ■ SHOWS. : ''' ."-.-TENTH' : TfcOMINION AND - GREAT PEACE JL/ - ; ■■■■■'show;: 7. :-, '• HAWERA, JULY 1, 2,'3, ' i, and. 5. ■ SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL . FEATURE.. ... ■-...:■ Under . the Palronago of the Hon. J. A.. HANAN; Minister of Education. ... THE GREATEST WINTER -SHOW' IN NEW ZEALAND. ■> . THERE ARE CLASSES FOR 13VERY- ■■ ONE.-.--.. - Home Industry. Fancy 'Work. .-Poultry. Honey, Farm and Garden. ■ .Entries Close on SATURDAY, JUNE 14. Send for a Schedule. L..0. HOOKER, .Secretary, -. ..Box 79, Haw«a. MEETINGS, NATIONAL BEEKEEPERS' • ASSOCIA- - TIQN OF N.Z. , ... ' THE SIXTH ANNUAL ICONFERENCE will he opened-by the .Minister of Agriculture at the Dominion Farmers' Institute, Feutherston Street, TODAY, JUNE 11, at 10 a.m.'.. ". . . All interested in th<j industry are invited to .attend tlien and'following two days. . FRED.. C. BAINES,Secretary.

rKOTESTANT'. POLITICAL ASSOCJA- ■ TION (Incorporated). THE .'REV. HOWARD' ELLIOTT, HE REV. HOWARD ELLIOTT, NATIONAL LECTURER, Will, Address Members and Protestants of WELLINGTON. CENTRAL GROUT ELECTORATE ' , In':.-. . ST. JOHN'S CHURCH. HALL, ■ Dixon Street, ON THURSDAY,'JUNE 12, at 8 p.m. Admission by member's ticket. Each ticket will admit three. JAMES M'NAUGHT, . ' Divisional Secretary. /THE SALVATION ARMY. JUBILEE CONGRESS. "' JUBILEE CONGRESS. Wellington, June 11 to 16,' 1919. The Chief of the Staff, COMMISSIONER T,.HENRY HOM 7 ARD (from London), Supported by COMMISSIONER HODDER The National Headquarters Staff, ' and I The Officers, Divisional, Field & Social. 300 of the North and South Islands.3oo Will conduct FIVE IMPORTANT ' FIVE IMPORTANT PUBLIC GATHERINGS in the TOWN HALL,, as under; ' SATURDAY, JUNE- U, UNITED MUSICAL FESTIVAL, 8 p.m. The Splendid Bands from Gisborne, Dunedin, Wangamii, Palmerston North, and the Wellington City Citadel Band will take part. ... Solos and Concerted Pieces by Vocalists. Not a Monotonous Moinent-A Magnificent Mixture of Mirth, Music, and.. Minstrelsy. ".. . SUNDAY, JUNE 15, 11 a.m., 3,' and 7 p.m/ THREE ARRESTING- THREE THREE ASSEMBLIES THREE MASS MEETING, | BASIN RESERVE.; Stirring Music by Visiting and Local Bonds., (If wot, the Afternoon''Meeting will be held in the TOWN HALL). Address by the Chief, of the Staff, "THE ARMY OF THE HELPING HAND," .:,, At... 11 a.ni. and 7 p.m. the Chief of the Staff will deliver Special Addresses. A NIGHT OF NIGHTS. TOWN HALL TOWN HALL MONDAY, JUNE 18, at 8 p.m. Now and Novel, Fascinating and-Fetching. Brilliant Display by Young People, in which tho Eltham Home Boys, the Rollicking Juveniles from Island- Bay, ,the Merry Maidens irom the "Florence Bootii Home," and Representative Combinations from City and Suburban Corps will take ■■ part. • CHORUS OF .100 VO'ICES-000 VOICES. Come and See the Tableaux, Physical Culture, Swedish and other Drills. A GREAT GATHERING,' A MEMORABLE OCCASION, A LINGERING .MEMORY. Admission by Ticket to Band festival and Young People's Demonstration, Od. each night to all parti! of the Hall. ALL-BRITISH. PLANTATION*KU)i]tEIt IN CLINCHER CROSS TYRES! THE Best Rubber is in them, • and you get more miles OUT of fhem! These British Tyros are doing sterling work at tho Front—will serve YOU beat at home. Fit theit District Agents— N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. DISTRIBUTL\G CO., LTD. ("ft AAA PHYSlClANS'Prescriptions OvtUUU have been dispensed at Castle's Newtown Pharmacy; first-qual-ity drugs weraiuscd iu each prescription. I