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AMUSEMENTS. QRAND OPERA HOUSE. Lessees ...;.. J, C. Williamson, Ltd. Sole Direction Allan Wilkie TO-NIQIIT! TO-NIGHT! LAST TWO NIGHTS OP THE SEASON, ALLAN. WILKIE . ALLAN WILKIE And MISS FREDISWYDE HUNTER-WATTS In "CAMILL E."".CAMILL E." "CAMILL E." ' Frediswyde Hunter-Watts as Camille. Allan Wilkie as VArmand Duval. "CAJfILLE" WILL BE PLAYED FOR ONE .MORE NIGHT ONLY. ' TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) NIGHT ■ ALLAN WILKIE Presents "THE SILVER KING." THE -FAREWELL NIGHT OF THE SEASON. Box Plan at the Bristol. Day Sales at Ned Perry's. Prices: 55.; 45., 35., 25., la. (Plus Tax.) NO EARLY DOORS. , CHAUTAUQUA. CHAUTAUQUA. CHAUTAUQUA. • 'CHAUTAUQUA. •' Enthusiastic Audience proclaimed opening. programme one of tho best- ever given in Wellington. HEAR TO-DAY'S.. PROGRAMME, OONCERT • CHAMBER. AFTERNOON'AT 3. EVENING -AH 8. Last Appearance of Auckland's Famous LYRIC QUARTETTE , LYRIC' QUARTETTE l And ALAN M'ELWAIN, "New Zealand's Humorist." ALSO -TWO SPLENDID LECTURES, j Afternoon Lecture: "Tho Energy of tho I Universe,", by the noted American Astronomer. DR. ARTHUR D. CARPENTER, Evening Lecture: "Bolshevism." A stirring first-hand 6tory by an eye-wit-' ness to the Russian Revolution. AUBREY L. WILLIAMS. Popular Prices: Ss., 2a., Is. No tax. ' Box Plan at the Bristol. . Conducted by THE CHAUTAUQUA ASSOCIATION. INC. All proceeds t-o towards promoting the Chautauqua Movement in Australasia. \

HURWORTII SCHOOL, TVANGANUI." rTIHE Athletic Sports will be held on tlie School Grounds 011 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, beginning at 2 n.m. Ali Old Boys, parents of Old Boys, and friends, -to tho school are cordially invited. W. E.' ATKINSON, Headmaster. GOOD 'PIANOS are never low-priced, but a GOOD PIANO lasts a lifetime. It gives pleasure and satisfaction long after its price is forgotten, k One of the following makes will never give disappointment:— BRINSMEAD BRASTED , There is no.range of CHALLEN . .Pianos in the DominFOSTER ion to ROGERS EQUAL OURS! JESSE FRENCH Our Pianos are the pick of Britain and America. We are always glad to demonstrate tho ciunl!ti;'s of our instruments which we sell for cash or easy time payments. OHAS. '' BEGG AND CO./ LTD., Manners Street. Tho Olclest-Established Piano House in New Zealand. SPORTING, DOMINION TOURNAMENT AT . CHMSTCHUE.CH. "OOTVLERS are reminded that Entries ■* for the above Tournament close with Mr. D. E.: Wood, ICG Cashel Street, Christchurch, on FRIDAY, December 12. Mr. S. H. Underwood, the local Centre Secretary, has entry forms, and they can bo.obtained from Mr. C. A. Innes, Bookseller, TVilljs Street. -WELLINGTON CENTRE TOURNAMENT. The' usual Centre Tournament will commence in' Wellington on THURSDAY, 'January 1, and Bowlers are reminded that entries close with their Club Secretaries TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), December G. S. H. UNDERWOOD.' ■ THE TYAiIRARAPA UACING CLUB ' (Beg-). SUMMER MEETING, TAUHERENIKAU R ACECOURSE, FEATHERSTON, JANUARY 1 AND 2. • j DOMINATIONS FOR ALL EVENTS close, at Feathers toa TO-DAY (FRIDAY), DECEMBER 5, at FIVE O'CLOCK p.m. Eight Hack Races, 5!-, G, 7, and.B furlongs, each of J!150. Juvenile Races (2-yeur-oldfi), 4 furlongs, '.£2OO ; 5J furlongs, JCISO. Open Races: l j , miles, ; mile anil distance, .£1(10; 7 furlongs, JU7O and .6175; G furlongs, £250 and .£2OO. Full Programme "Referee." , C J. CARLYON, Secretary, ; Featherston. PAHIATUA RACING CLUB. ' ANNUAL RACE MEETING, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1920. Nominations dose January s, 1920. at S 11.111. ACCEPTANCES close JANUARY 20, 1020, at 8 p.m. S. T. T'INNEY, ■ Secretary. BUSINESS NOTICES. SPORTS COATS. A CHARMING VARIETY. THESE COATS are very becoming to all "Figures," and are in great demand. TVo are also specialising in Children's Outfits. BROOKS AND MACKAY, „ Room 11 (upstairs), 102 Willis Street. "gTIGH-BACK Diningroom Suite, 1 Set--O. tee, 2 'Armchairs, 4 Small Chairs (Flip-out seats), .£6 os. Jas. Hyndnian, 20G Cuba Street (lato Richardson Urns.) XMAS .and New Year Cards—private greetings and own name and ad- j dress—at "Dominion" Office.