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AMUSEMENTS. "This Hero Stuff," were you ever Bid to death of admiration und fussing? Did anyone over fuss you to death ? See all about it at EVERYBODY'S. Continues. AWEitYBODY'S. 11 to 10. He preferred to be called a coward. WILLIAM RUSSELL WILLIAM RUSSELL In "THIS HERO STUFR," It's "THIS HERO STUFF." Bright, "THIS HERO STUFF.' Humorous "THIS HERO STUFF." and "THIS HERO STUFF." Realistic. A Modest, Retiring, War-scarred Hen hates tho "Hero Stuff," but he could nol resist deeds of daring. Also Showing, THE PRINCE'S VISIT. THE PRINCE'S VT.SIT. Pleasing Scones of Children's Day at Auckland. Pathe's Gazette. Educational. Prices as usual. HOLIDAY MATINEE TUESDAY. KING'S. The Theatre that ING'S. Sets the Standard* HUMAN DESIRE, HUMAN DESIRE, HUMAN DESIRE. An altogether Charming and Quaint Romance of Mother Love, Starring the Peerless Beauty, ANITA STEWART. ANITA STEWART. • Supporting Programme includes Comedy, Educational, Scenic, and THE PRINCE AT AUCKLAND, CHILDREN'S DAY ' Also MR. LEO. B. BUCKERIDGE, The Talented Local Baritone, THE KING'S GRAND ORCHESTRA. ■ Entr'acte: (a) Norwegian Bridal Procession (Grieg) (b) March from "Tannhauser" (Wagner) Prices as Usual. Plan at the Bristol. HE EMPRESS, HE EMPRESS, Continuous, 11 tin 10 p.m. Bessie Barriscale in "JOSSELYN'S WIFE." A Dramatic and Sensational Photo.Drama. William Duncan in "THE MAN OF MIGHT," In the Tenth Episode. THE PRINCE'S VISIT. Children's Demonstration in Auckland, Pathe Gazette. Gaumont News. ATHLETIC SPOUTS. JS 0 Y A L RUGBY! Under the Distinguished Patronage ol H.R.H the Prince of Wales/ ATHLETIC PARK, , WEDNESDAY, MAY 5. 2 P.M. N.Z.' ARMY TEAM (Winners King's Cup) V. WELLINGTON REPRESENTATIVES (Winners Ranfurly Shield, 191!)). For the Greatest Game ever Played, Bubbling and Boiling with Blue-blooded Excitement. ADMISSION to Ground, 2s. THE BOX PLAN for intending Patrons will.be-open at the Town Clerk's Office between 7 and 8 To-night. F. J. M'COMISKY, Sec., W.R.F.U. H. THOMAS. Treasurer, Town Hall. MEETINGS. THE NEW ZEALAND INVESTMENT, MORTGAGE AND DEPOSIT COMPANY, LIMITED. THE Fourteenth Ordinary General Meeting of the Shareholders will be held.ai the Chamber of Commerce, National Mutual Life Association's Buildings, Customhouse Quay, Wellington, TO-DAY (MONDAY), MAY 3, at 12 )'clock noon. BUSINESS: Consideration of Report and Balancesheet; Declaration of a Dividend; Election of Directors; Election of Auditors; and ■ General. CHAS. R. STUART, Secretary. Wellington, April 16, 1920. VICTORIA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. OWING to the alteration in the plans for the visit of H.5.H. the Prince )f Wales, Lectures will be lield as usual I'o-DAY (MONDAY), MAY 3 and TUESDAY, MAY '•!. Sec College Notice Board forfurther information. G'. G. S. ROBISON, Registrar. rHE HERBERT BOOTH MISSION. HE HERBERT BOOTH MISSION. REVIVAL CAMPAIGN. Conducted by AMBASSADOR HERBERT BOOTH. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. KENT TERRACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, At 7.45 o'clock. Red Hot "Revival" Meetings for Saints and Sinners! EVERYBODY WELCOME. Hear the Grand Gospel Preached in its Simplicity and Attractiveness. Enormous Crowds have attended Mr. Booth's Meetings in America. PISIT OF H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES. CHILDREN'S DEMONSTRATipN. / A LL tiiose assisting in preparing- and ■-"i- distributing Refreshments for the ihildren please attend at Pipitea Shed it 1.30 on THURSDAY, MAY G. W. FOSTER, Chairman, Children's Committeo. WELLINGTON COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS AND WAREHOUSEMEN'S ASSOCIATION. ENTERTAINMENT' CREW, H.M.S. RENOWN. WILL Lady Assistants, who have been advised to attend at 7.30 To-night it No. 1 Pipitea Shed, please attend at 7.30 on Wednesday Evening, unless jthenviso notified ? R. E. SELBY, Secretary. THE WELLINGTON LICENSING DISTRICT. TtHE ANNUAL MEETING of tho 1 Licensing Committeo for tho above listrict will be held at the Magistrate's !onrl, Wellington, on Monday, Juno 7, 920, at 12 noon. Dated at Wellington tho 30th day of Lpril, 1920. C. J. HEWLETT, Clerk of the Licensing Committee. AY F. CAMPION. Typiste und General Agent, Room 11, Top Floor, \delphi Chambers (next Empress), Willis Ureet. Box 247. 'Phono 790. MASTLE'S PRESCRIPTION PHARU MACIES, 1M and 189 Riddiford Street, are noted for prompt and nccu■ate dispensing. \