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AMUSEMENTS, 'i MATINEE AT 2.30 p.m. TO-MORROW. THING'S. . XMNG'S. The Theatre that Sets tlio Standard. The Screen's Classic Comedy, "THE FORTUNE HUNTER" With Earie Williams in a Gonial and Jovial Part. . " Added Musical Attraction, MISS NELLIE SIMPSON, Wellington's Solo Flautist. KING'S GRAND ORCHESTRA. The Box Plan is at the Bristol until 5 p.m. After that hour seats may bo secured at the Theatre or by 'Phone . |£JIPRESS THEATRE. THE Picture House. H. B. WARNER And SCENA OWEN In "A FUGITIVE FROM ' MATRIMONY." "A' FUGITIVE FROM MATRIMONY." "A FUGITIVE FROM MATRIMONY." Also, the King of Serials, "SMASHING BARRIERS." "SMASHING BARRIERS." Usual prices. Tel. 3442. . . wverybo'dy's. .-EVERYBODY'S. "LADY CLARE," "LADY CLARE," From the Famous . Poem by Lord Tennyson, Adapted as a Six Part British Actors' Photo-Play. Acclaimed an Unparalleled Triumph for British Production, featuring MARY ODETTE, arid a Cast of Unrivalled . Excellence. U6ual Priceß. Reserve, 'Phono 50. QRAND OPERA ' HOUSE. ; FAREWELL PERFORMANCE. TO-NIGHT AT 7,15 SHARP. LAST NIGHT OF ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL-SEASONS Of MUSICAL COMEDY HELD IN WELLINGTON. , "A COUNTRY." GIRL." "A COUNTRY GIRL." \ ' "A ■ COUNTRY GIRT,." ."A COUNTRY GIRL." Presented by the WELLINGTON AMATEUR OPERATIC SOCIETY. HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY ON SATURDAY NIGHT. ONLY. FEW RESERVED SEATS LEFT. Owing to the Opera House.being otherwise engaged, the SEASON POSITIVELY CLOSES TO-NIGHT. ■ DON'T MISS THE FAREWELL ■ PERFORMANCE. ' Produced by > MR TOM POLLARD. Musical Director: MR. BERNARD PAGE. PRICES: Private Boxes. i! 2-25.; Dress Circle, Orcli.' Stalls, Gs.; Back Stalls, 35.; Family Circle, Is. Early Doors 6d, extra. . NO TAX. 'Box Plans at Bristol. Day Sales at Perry's, Tobacconist, Manners Street. • E. B: VANCFI. ■' Hon. Secretary. To Prevent Trafficking in Tickets, no 'Person will be allowed to Book more than 10 .Seats at any one time. fTIHE WELLINGTON CHORAL J- ' UNION, • Y In . • "THE MESSIAH." -i "TITE MESSIAH." "THE -MESSIAH." . "THE MESSIAH.'.' . ' "THE. MESSIAH." '. ' SOLOISTS: Soprano. < MISS . AMY EUAN'S; Contralto, MISS. MABELLE ESQUILANT. ' Tenor, . MR, SYDNEY- BUTLER. Baritone, MR. FRASER GANGE.' .300—Chorus and Orchestra—3oo At tho Grand Organ, , i MR, CLEMENT HOWE.. . Conductor, . MR. ,H.. TEMPLE WHITE... . PRICES—(is. (Res.), Is. (Res.); and 2s. PLAN opens at Bristol .at 9 To-morrow. WELLINGTON GAS' COMPANY, LTD. COOKING DEMONSTRATION VX" ' . By 'MISS' UNA CARTER. - ■ to-morrow; , WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1920. Subject: "Request Dishes—Spur Milk Scones, Salad Dressing, Boiled Icing. Flaky Pastry, Queen Cakes, and Gooseberry Squares.' .'TO COMMENCE.AT-3.O'CLOCK. '' ~ J. H. HEI'TrIWELL, .. . .■ Secretary. . ATHLETIC SPORTS. ' BOXING. • .N ' rjl O W N v . HALL. FRIDAY NEXT. . GEORGE COOK V. ALBERT LLOYD. Heavyweight Championship. Most Important Contest ever Staged , - Here. • In view of the demand for seats, patrons are strongly urged to • book their seats at once'. • ;PRICES— Stage and Front Gallery, over ring, 205.; Ringside and Gallery, over ring, 10s. ■ BOX' PLAN at Association's Office, Featherston Street. Day Saks—Gallery 65., Back Stalls 45., will be announced later. j ' ■ - . COOK V. LLOYD. ' TOWN HALL, FRIDAY. HONORARY ' Assistants—Arrangements are now being made for Staff, nnd it is desired that, thoso who have kindly assisted as . Honorary Ushers, Doorkeepers, etc.. call nt my office between now and Wednesday so that the staff mnv be completed in advanco.—W. G„ Talbot, Hon. Sec., 145 Featherston St. SPORTING. MANAWATU RAGING CLUB. (Incorp.), SUMMER MEETING, , MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 28, and 30, 1920. A CCEPTANCES for the FIRST DAY'S ■cy RACES will on' TUESDAY, December 14, 1920, at 9 p.m. . MANAWATU RACING CLUB. Box 52, Palmerstou North. Telephone 105. BUSINESS NOTICES. NERVE .Force, Physical Force, Mental Force, can be YOURS; 150 patients successfully treated in November. Do not delay. Get physically fit now. Consult PROFESSOR GEORGE HOW. Consultation Fre,!. Hours: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Rooms, 7, 8, and' 9, Boulcott Chambers, Boulcott Street, We Specialise In Aprons, for nurses and wait. RESSES. Best Materials. Neat and Strong. i Call and seo our stock, or made to order. MRS. E. COLLINS, ■ 61 Vivian Street. 14 Courtenay' Place. BUY WOOD-MILNE, British-made Rubber Heels! Support home in- I dustrioa! WOOD-MILNE'S are made i from the finest Para Rubber. Get no I ethers. 1