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AMUSEMENTS. A GIGANTIC ATTRACTION FRIDAY! FRIDAY! FRIDAY! KING'S The Theatre that ING'S sets the Standard. • The Latest, Most Comprehensive, •ml Authentic Polar l'ittura*. "WITH SHACKLETON IN ANTARCTICA." SHACKLETON IN ANTARCTICA ' SHACKLETON LN ANTARCTICA/ SHACICLETON IN ANTARCTICA." ' Photographed by Cnpt. Frank Hurley, Tho Picture rives a graphic Account; nf the mast thrilling adventures in tlio whole history of Pnhv exploration. It is a story of pluck and ondur;iue«, of months of .continuous battling against almost certain death. THE MOST MARVF.ITOITS FILMS •EVER SCREENED. THE ENDURANCE FORCING TIES WAY THROUGH SOLID ICE. THE ACTUAL CRUSHING OF THH ENDURANCE BY THE PRESSURE OK THE PACK ICE. ' MR. GEORGE DEAN, who lias Wn the Associate Lecturer in AustrnPa with Capt, Fraiik If=irley. the man who took the. pictures, will describe in detail the whole story.. FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME; ICING'S GRAND ORCHESTRA of Ten Solo Instrumentalists willplny.as 'an Entr'acte "PEER GYNT SUITE" /Grieg). Prices as usual. Plnn at Bristol. REMEMBER OPENING NIGHT FRIDAY, MARCH 2G.' PETONE MEMORIAL WEEK. ■■■'■-••. TO-NTGHT. PROGRAMME BY WELLINGTON • SCOTTISH. SOCIETY. Come and enjoy A Genuine Mnsical Treat, and heln our worthv cause, ' ■ THURSDAY NTGHT. Miss Ri*i]i" , p..D;'iicini' Pupils, and Mr. ■T. Culfoixl Bell. -Elocutionary. . '.' NEARLY SIXTY YEARS OLD, . ■ . A ND.we.are still young.: Yes! Ymihg ■'■£* and filled with all the enthusiasm and optimism which New' Zealand's musical-future inspires. Fifty-nine .years of honest trading has not only for us, an enviable re•putation, hut has also given much valuable experience. , This experience U at the disoosni of all our customers. It tells.us l]iat the .. 'PRTNSMEAD, CFALTftN.. . FOSTER. .TESSB FRENCH, ' ; ROGERS, and BRASTED Pianos are the best instruments it ij possible, to offer you. GET ACQUAINTED WTTH OUR .'.METHODS TO-DAY. . CHAS, BEGG AND CO.. LTD;, : ;. Manners Street. The Oldest-established Piano House in New Zealand. ATHLETIC SPOUTS. LAWN TENNIS MATCHES. fIjINGLAND V. NEW ZEAIAND. . At THORNDON TENNIS CLUB'S COURTS, HALSWELL STREET (Off .Murphy St.). FRIDAY, MARCH 26, At 2 p,m. And SATURDAY. MARCH 27, •1.30 p.m. ' : ON FRIDAY, A. H. LOWE (England) plavs J. C. PEACOCK (New. Zealand).'sit 2 p.m. . A. E. -BEAMISH (England) plavs G. > OLLIVIER (New Zealand), at 3.15 p.m. On SATURDAY, A. E. BEAMISH plays J. C. PEACOCK, A. H. LOWE plays G. OLLIVIER, «-nd BEAMISH and LOWE play a Doubles Match against OLLIVIER anil PEACOCK. ; ■ . : ADMITTANCE (Hdswell Street Date): 25..6 d. Adults[ Is, Schoolchildren. Afternoon ten additional. Seating Free. ARTHUR PETHERICK, '' ';' ... . Secretary, '■ | N,Z,.,Lav.-n Tennis Association.., i : ■ ■SPORTING, WAIMATE PLAINS TROTTING CLUB. ■ . ANNUAL MEETING. [ EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1920. ACCEPTANCES for AIL "Events •■£» CLOSE with the undersigned on, FRIDAY NEXT, MARCH. 2G, at B,p.m. ' V. B.STRATTON. Secretary. Box 51, Haweni, / , ; 'Phone, 437. - WELLINGTON RACING CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING. APRIL 15 and 17, 1920. NOMINATIONS for All Events at the ' above Meeting also FORFEIT (1 sov.) for New Zealand St. .Leger Stakes and N'orth Island Challenge Stokes, CLOSE at 9 o'clock p.m. on FRIDAY, MARCH 26, i 921). at the office of the Wellington Racing Chib, Woodward Street, Wellington. A. E. AYIIYTE, Secretary, FINANCIAL. DEBENTURES. ' AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD'S LOAN OF .£150,000. 41 PER CENT. DEBENTURES. Secretary's Office, December 1, 19]9. APPLICATIONS aro invited for the PURCHASE 'of Debentures, to bo issued on December 1(1, on account of the above Loan. The Debentures are. issued at par, hare a currency of Ml .years, and Var iiiVoTest at rW rako.of i} per cent, payable half-yearly. Principal and interest are payable, free of exchange, at any Branch of the B.irik of New Zealand in the Dominion, Sydney, or Melbourne. Copies of the Prospectus may ho obtained on application to any liranch of the Bank of New Zealand or to THE SECRETARY, Auckland Harbour Board. P.O. Box 1259, Auckland. HAVE YOUR EYES TESTED TOY scientific methods. Glnsses fitted -*■•» and all repairs promptly attended to. Surgeons' and hospital prescriptions ground to order. S. F. M'LEAN, Optician, 124-126 Riddiford Street, Newtown. ASTROLOGY Answers important questions. Timt writine, birth dato required. Order, 2s. 6d. "Astro," Bos ill Te Aro. M" " AY F. CAMPION, Typiste and General Agent, Room 11, Top Floor, Adelphi Chnmbcrs (next Empress), Willis Street. Box 2-17. 'Phono 790.'' ASTRYCOOKS, Confectioners, Fruitcrers' Showslands and Stocks held by Henry Berry and Co., 79 Dixon Street.