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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 138, 6 March 1920, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS, COO-EE-E!! "SNOWY" BAKEIi IiISKS HIS LIFE A Dozen Times in B. J. CARROLL'S ICuOOO' PRODUCTION Of Big Austrnlian Drama, THE ' MAN FROM KANGAROO ' MAN FROM KANGAROO MAN FROM KANGAROO ' ' ' .' MAN RUM KANGAROO Screening "Continuously at TEE YjIMPRBSS '■ ■ > ' THE vE/M'i'HESS ' TO-DAY from 11 till 10. ■ Prices—2s. Id., Is. 7d.', and Is. Id. Children' half-price until li o'clock. Typical and relodcnt of City and. Bush Life iii 7000 feet. (Better than "The Lure of the Bush.") Illuminated by the radiant charm of MISS BROWNIE VERNON, And strengthened by the name and personality of i!jp world's greatest athleteactor, "SNOVY". BAKER." "THE MAN FROM KANGAROO:" ' "THE MAN: FROM KANGAROO." "THE, MAX FROM KANGAROO." In action, js'wift.'as a torrent, a cyclonic sweep of incidents through vast roaches of.a country that abounds in views of (treat beauty. . Wonderful hair-raising "stunts" include Diving, Swimming, Riding .Boxing, Buckjumping,. Coaching, Cattle Dufhng, and "Snowy" Baker's and Brownie Vernon's . LEAP FOR LIFE . . From a Cobb's Coach on hury Bridge into the river-,Boft. below. AT "EMPRESS" TO-DAY. SCREENING TIMES: , "MAN .FROM KANGAROO"—II.SS a.m., 2.35 p.m., . 5.15 p.m., 8.15 ,p.m. SCREENING TIMES, SERIAL:. "MAN OF MIGHT"—II.2S a.m., 2.10 p.m., , 4.45 p.m., 7-.30 p.m. day prices-is! 7d., is. id. NIGHT PRICES—2s. Id.. Is. 7d„ Is. Id. CHILDREN HALF-PRICE. ATHLETIC SPOUTS. FEATHERSTON AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB., RAND SPORTS ' ''MEETING. yRAND. ...SPORTS ~ MEETING. . RECREATION GROUND, ' ' : . SATUR-DAY. . MARCH 13, /"'• .Commeucing.il a.m.. : ', " ' ENTRIES' CLOSE.: .MARCH 8 "at 5 p.m. Train leaves Featherston for Wellington, 7.45 p.m. ' ' ' J. 'rochE, Hon. Sec. gT. PATRICK'S DAY. ... WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17. NATIONAL SPORTS, ' ' NATIONAL SPORTS, : NATIONAL SPORTS, . ' . NEWTOWN PARK. ADMISSION' Is. .. • SPLENDID PROGRAMME, Including Tug-of-war and Wood Chopping and Wood Sawing Competitions. l NATIONAL CONCERT, NATIONAL CONCERT, NATIONAL CONCERT. TOWN lIALL. Best of Local Talent, and Messrs. Fred. G. Bourke, of-Auckland,'and Watters, of Oamaru. ADMISSION, 3s. 6d. (Reserves),/.-35., and 2s. ■ RELIGIOUS NOTICES. ' " S" T. MARK'S CHURCH, 'DUFFERIN STREET. THIRD-SUNDAY IN LENT. ' .§.a.m.— Holy Communion. ''': . 1 . 11. a.ml-T-Morning P.r.ayer, . HolyCommiuiion, and . Sermon.- -i-;."! ~7 p.m.—Evensong and. Sermon. ! Aninual Collections, on. behalf , of■-the • Melanesian Mission. Preacher at Evensong, the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Auckland. ST.~JOHN'fTciMCH, WILLIS ST, (Presbyterian.) DIVINE SERVICES. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. 11 a.m.—"No Continuing City." 7 p.m.—Forces that Fashion Character: (0) "He' went a Little Further." Preacher,' Rev. H.' W. Burridge,'M.A., S.D'. '• Strangers. Welcome. ST.' ANDREW'S' PRESBYTERIAN■ ; .CHIiRCn, ; ./•_ . ';.' i! 8 .: Wellington. Terrace. •11 a.m.—Rev. S. • Robertson Orr, and Rev. W. Owens,- 8.A., M.B.E. ' 7 p.tn;—Rev.' S. Robertson Orr. Evening 'Subject: -"On.-:'.'being Clean. Bowled." v. I .-■• ' : 'S6loist": Mri :; R."Blow, . Anthems,:: "Lead, Kindly Light", (Sul.livan);."Crossing'the Bar." WESLEY. CHURCH,. jAUANAKI ST. ■ \ TO-MORROW: Morning, 11—Rev. F. H. Spencer. . . Evening, 7—Key.. J. G.. Chapman., ' ' 1 • (Communion.) rpHE _ SAILORS 7 "^RIEND . SOCIETY, :' X . CHURCH 'AND "INSTITUTE, .'. .. .. ... Whitmore .Street. Sunday Services, 11 and 7. Preacher, Mr. James' Moore, Missibuer. Subjects: (1). "A Yard of Rag," (2) "What is that to. do with Your"' ..." '• ' Soloists:. The Misses' Miller and Troom. .Song Service:' 8.30. .. . . ' FINANCIAL.'' 'FARM.'MORTGAGES. ' • I HAVE ,£22,500 awaiting investment on First Mortgage Security of Farm Areas, ih Manawatu or Wairarapa districts,' in sums : to suit borrowers. Interest, six per cent. ' CHAS. B. BUXTON.' : .: Financial Broker, . '; ' '' 11 Grey Street. .. EXCURSIONS. ~ " "HARBOUR. EXCURSION. Yacht race ACHT RACE For ' ' " MILLS CUP. MILLS CUP.. Groat.-opportunity-to see Wellington's crack yachts-'Taring. • ■ ' • S.S. DUCHESS. ■ Leaves 'Clyde Quay Wharf 3 p.m. TO--■DAY, '.retjmiijip. about ,0 p.m. ■ FARE-is. 1id...; ': A. G. WILKINSON, , ' .Hon. Sec., . Port Nicholson Yacht. Club; WOOD-MILNE- Rubber Heels cost little more than inferior rubbers— but they. give. 100-per. cent, more wear!. They .are British made from best Para Rubber. Get them. T"S|ON'T be persuaded to accept eu'bsti-' -LP tutes for WOOD-MILNE Rubber Heels! Made from finest Para rubber that will.oot crack or break!