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AMUSEMENTS. \ "Terrific." "That's the-Stuff." •"Maintain that Standard and you're set." Baker Out-Stunts Fairbanks. E. J. CARROLL'S .£SOOO FEATURE, "THE MAN FROM KANGAROO." "THE MAN MOM KANGAROO." "THE MAN FROM KANGAROO." Gets a Tremendous Reception-at 'the'itimpress THE JUMPRESS ; From 11 to 10 Continuous. A JAMBOOREE OF JUBILATION, v - ALL DAY THE CROWDS CHEER Their Unqualified Approval of this Sensational Seven-Reeler, which excccds the World's Speed 'Limits. 'Acclaimed without: Reservation n woi'thy successor :to "The' Lure of the Bush" and; "The Sentimental Bloke. J ' ' "THE MAN" FROM ,KANGAROO.". "THE MAN FROM KANGAROO." , "THE MAN FROM KANGAROO." "THE MAN FROM KANGAROO." Screens at 11.55,-2.25, 4.30, 0,35, and 8.40.. ■ Supported at each session 'by I'Mnn of Might" serial and Pntho. Gnzett^. , ' PRICES OF ' . Day till 5 o'clock—ls. 7d, and Is.'' Id. ' Night, after 5 o'clock—2s. Id., Is. 7d., and is. Id.- : ' .- • ' Children Half-price Day and Night.. 7.155■ ' " TTIX-B'S. The Theatre "that'; -. - JA-tvO's.' S«H the Standard. • ■ fl CONSTANCE TALMADGE, ' , * W " Tn : "EYPERIMFiNTAL MARRTAGE." KING'S GRAND ORCHESTRA. ' - . FAIRFAX JONES, Baritone."' . Prices: Is. lil., Is. 7d.. r '2s, Id..- and 2s. 7d. . Plan at Bristol dpily until 5, then at Tlieatrp,''Phone 3143. ; • ; " EVERYBODY'S . 11. to 10.. VERYBODY'S . -H;. to -10. -, A Great" World Feature Play, , '(THE LOVE •DEFENDER,'" : - • A 1 highly interesting- drama,- of society• .life,' ;•"•* i " /: • :• - .. " JUNE ELVTDGE & MADGE -EVANS.-' S'-reenint; Times—ll.ls, 1.10, 3.5. 5; 8.55. 8.50. - _ - >rHE EARLY, SF.TTT,F,-R«' & tttstoß--1 ICAJ. .ASSOCIATION OF '' '• 'WELLINGTON... EUjCHRE TOURNAMENT. - The second of a series of Euchro .Parties.. - will l)s held on.. v .. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10,.at 7:45 p.m., DUSTIN'S .ROOMS, 'CUBA 'STREET. Tickets, 2s. • Tickets, 25... Obtainible from Executive-or at door. W; A. EDWARDS, ' -" ■ , Hon. Sec. MEETINGS. TRAFFIC TUNNEL' FOR" EASTERN ••'SUBURBS. ' :| EESIDENTS .of- Maranui, Kilbirnie, Hataitai, and R'osejieath are. re--quested to Public Meeting, 'to t be held in the Methodist Churchroom, Waitca.Road, Hataitai, at. 8 o'clock TONIGHT (MONDAY),-to urge "the City Council to promptly ■ construct a traffic tunnel to serve the Eastern Suburte. ' L. C. CLARK, J. L. ARCUS, f . Conveners, .. WELLINGTON FOOTBALL CLUB. fTJYHE 50th Annual General Meeting of A the above Club will lie, lield in the Y.M.C.A., Willis Street, TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), at 7.30.'p.m.. . 1-. ... Business;Presentation'.of Annual Report- and Statement of Accounts. ... -Election' of Ofiic'ers for; Ensuing. Sea- . ' son.■ General. A. G. COOPER, Hon. Secretary. WAIRARAPA ' AGRICULTURAL AND . . PASTORAL .ASSOCIATIONS• "• WD. ..'V' VFARMERS' UNION. 'A [COMBINED MEETING of Members ■f* of the above Associations will be held in the A. AND P. ASSOCIATIONS ROOMS. PERRY STREET, MASTERTON, on WEDNESDAY, MARCH JO, at 2.30 p.m. ' Business; ' (1) To discuss the Meat Export Trade,- '■ the congestion o£'Storage,' and the ; . Shipping-Problem.' t " 1 (2) To appoint' delegates to 1 attend a Conference re same, under the auspices of. tlio Board of Agriculture.; " ' All farm.TS in the,Wairarapa and Bush Districts are. particularly, requested to attend. • - R. H. WILLIAMS,' Secretary, ~ .Masterton A,, and P. Association, • D. HEBINTON. Secretary, Fanners' Union', WELLINGTON RETURNED t?OL- - DIERS' ASSOCIATION. ; AN EXTRAORDINARY 'GENERAL MEETING •tf. -the WELLINGTON RETURNED. SOLDIERS" ASSOCIATION will, he held in the CONCERT CHAMBER of the TOWN HALL on FRIDAY. NEXT,; MARCH 12, 1920, at 7.30. p.m. - _ ' ■ .'. . Business: •' (1) Address by.-Mr. John I. Fox—"The War and After." (2) General.. R. J. F. ALDRICH, ! Secretary.. BUSINESS NOTICEB. . CHIROPRACTIC cures 95 per cent, of ALL DISEASE. Therefore, Consult (Gratis) FREDK. J. BLAKER,. Chiropractor, Nerve and Spinal Specialist, 7 Courtenay Place (opp. -Tram Terminus).! Hours—lo A.m. to 12.30 p.m., 1.30 p.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays—9 a.m.' to 12.30 p.m.; 1.30 p.m. to 3 p.m. DEER STALKERS, WE have only a few .101 .Automatic Winchesters left. Thev aft the ideal weapon for your work. - Every hit a certain kill. . Wri's lis to-day for particulars. - • G. G. KELLY, - Foxton and Shannon. , RIFLE SHOOTERS. ' TTSE ■ SIR WILLIAM CROOKE'S GI./ASSES for Target Shooting. Eyes Scientifically Tested. Consult - S. F. M'LEAN, Optician and Jeweller, 124-126 Riddiford Street, Newtown. WM. BARKE, Health Practitioner. Massage and Physical Culture cur Sppciality. For SpinSl Lesions, Stiff Joints, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Constipation, Stomach Troubles, and General Weaknesses, my Treatment is Unequalled. Consulting Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Over Our Theatre Buildings, 179 a Riddiford Street, New-