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AMUSEMENTS. mi hh HH ■ MONSTER HH HH BENEFIT HH HH HH , ill! (Under tho Patronage and in HH HH the Presence of His Exoel- HH 1111 lency Sir Robert Stout, Jilt HH Acting-Governor-Gcneinl). HH HH — HH HH HH HH IN AID OF THE HH HH HH HH PATRIOTIC BAND HH HH PATRIOTIC BAND HH HH (Late Jupp's). HH HH HH HH — HH HH HH HH TO-NIGHT, HH HH TO-NIGHT, HH HH TO-NIGHT, HH HH Commencing at 7.50 Sharp. HH HH HH Hll — HH HH HH HH /YRAND OPERA HOUSE. HH HH "OT — HH HH Direction ... Reginald Rex. Mil HH — HH 11H THE BAND WHICH HllHH HELPED OUR BOYS. HH HH — HH HH The Patriotic Band was ever HH HH to the forco to assist every HH HH patriotic organisation and HH HH every fund for tho alleviation HH HH of our wounded and sick HH HH herces. HH HH — HH HH THE BAND NOW REQUIRES HH HH NEW UNIFORMS. HH HH — HH HH CITIZENS, HELP! HELP! HH HH — HH HH A HH HH WONDERFUL PROGRAMME HH HH .— HH Hl'. Horizontal Bar and Hand HH HH Balancing Acte-MR. M. HH HH TRACEY and Y.M.C.A. HH HH PUPILS. HH HH Character Song- HH ETC MR ZANTE WOOD. HH HH Dance-Miss Lilv CLeary HH HH Song-Master Jack Watters. HH HH Indian Club Manipulation— HH HH Alick Blight and Blight. HH HH Song—Mies Doris Stevens HH HH (Member of Culford Bell's HH HH "Thespians"). HH HH Oomio Songs and Dance— HH HH Mr. William Sumner. HH HH March-Patriotic Band. HH HH Song-Mr. Hamilton Hodges. HH HH Song and Danco—Mr. F. Andrews. HH HH One-act Play, "The Burglar"- HH HH Misa Isabel Halligan and Mr. HH HH W. A. Spencer (Culford Bell'a HH HH "Thespians"). HH HH Songs—Tho Smithsonians HH HH (By courtesy of Mr. W. Fuller). HH HH Song-Mr. P. L. Brady. HH HH Lightning Sketches- HH HH Mr. W. Beck. HH) HH Recitation- HH HH Miss Hardingo Maltby. HH HH Vocal duet-<M«store Jack HH HH and Cecil Watters. HH HH Electric Club Swinging— HE HH Mr. M. Tracer and Pupils. HH IIH —■ HH UK Piano kindly lent by Bristol HH HH Accompanist-Mr. L. Bowen. HH HH Lcador of Orchestra, Mr. W. HH HH J. Parson; Piamste, Mrs. HH HH Tracer. HH HH AH HH PRICES-D.C. and Q.S., 45.; Hit HH Stalls, 2s. 6d.; GalleTy, Is, HH Hn Early doors Bd. extra. HH HH Plan at the Bristol. No extra HH HH charge for Booking. No tax. HH HH Early Door Tickets at the HH HH Bluebird. gH HH — " H HH Hon. Gecrctary-E Ahern. HH HH Hon. Treasurcr-W. Jupp, Jnr. HH HH HH CROWDED AGAIN! ALYMPIA SKATING RINK, Humber Street, Island Bay (Right at Tram Stop). OPEN DAILY. Afternoon 2.30 to 5 p.m. Night 7.30 to 10 p.m. ■POPULAR MUSIC. THIS MORNING, 10 to 12, School Children, Gd. SKATES FREE. JOIN THE MERRY THRONG. WHAT ARE THE POINTS YOU LOOK FOR IN A PIANO? TS IT TONE QUALITY which will deJi- cide the Instrument you will select? IS IT DURABLE MATERIAL, and construction IS IT EVEN TOUCH and artietio appearance? Do you want tho Best Value for your money? If it is these you wont, fcnfen the Pianos we offer you will give the greatest musical enjoyment and pleasure of ownBRINSMEAD, LYON AND HEALY, BRASTED, JESSE FRENCH, WINDOVER AND ROGERS. WE INVITE YOU TO CALL AND LOOK ROUND OUR SHOWROOM. WILL YOU ACCEPT OUR INVITATION? CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., • Manners Street. The Oldest Established Piano House in New Zealand. RELIGIOUS NOTICES.' ST. MARK'S CHURCH, DUFFERIN STREET. SIXTEENTH SUNDAY AFTERTRINITY, 8 a.m.—Holy Communion. 11 a.m.—Morning Prayer, Holy Communion, and Sermon. 2.30 p.m.—Young Men's Bible Class. i p.m.—Holy Baptism. 7 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon S"~T JOHN'S; CHURCH, WILLIS STREET. (Presbyterian,) DIVINE SERVICE, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Evening Subject: "Tho Meaning of Marriage." v,™,,^,-,^ Preacher, REV. H. W. BUR-RIDGE, M.A., B.D. Sacred Organ Music from 6.40 p.m. Strangers Welcome. , QT; ANDREW'S CHURCH. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. Services will h'o held in Artcraft Theatre, Molesworth Street. 11 a.m, and 7 p.m., REV. A. a. THOMPSON, M.A., B.D. Sun day School, 3 p.m. ' WESLEY CHURCH, TARANAKI ST. 11 a.m.—Rev. J. G. Chapman. 7 p.m.-Rev. H. E. Bellhouse. Subject, "Chrisl'iiinity's Supreme Credentials." Anthem—"How Lovely are the Tabernncles" (Barnby). SoloV'How Willing my Paternal Lore Mr. P. L. Brady. CtAILORS' FRIEND SOCIETY, & CHURCH, AND INSTITUTE, Whitinoro Street. Pen-ices, 11 and 7. Preacher—Mr. Jr.mes Moore, Miesiontr. Subjecte-(l) "Workers or ShufflersWhich?" (2)'"Some Gambling Tips." Soloist-Miss T. Reid. Song Service, 8.30. . BUSINESS NOTICES. WATCH YOUR FEET. (PHIROPODISTS AND FOOT , VJ SPECIALISTS. I LINDSAYS LTD., I 184 Lambton Quay. B'"EAUTLWI^ Choice" Cut Flowers and Foliage, in any quantity. Wedding nnd Prosentnt'on Bouquets a speciality. Wreaths, Crosses on shortest notice. Miss Carney, Floriste, 94 Manners St, Mugs for Whitebait, Oysters, Cream, etc. Full stocks. Henry Berry and Co., Dixon Street. FOR Lung Troubles, use Castle's Lung Balsam. Castle's Pharmacies, 139 and 1811, Riddiford fltroot.