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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 176, 21 April 1921, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. POSITIVELY LAST DAY AND EAS'D NIGHT. At The empress. HE , EMPRESS. Of 'AUSTRALIA’s'tHOROUGHBRED . SUPER 6 BEELER. "SILKS AND SADDLES." "SILKS AND SADDLES." "SILKS AND SADDLES," Supported by the 10th. Episode of "THE INVISIBLE HAND.” In "SILKS AND SADDLES" "SILKS AND SADDLES" "SILKS AND SADDLES' The breathless interest -which culminates In the race for the Sydney Cup at Bandwick is truly wonderful. And around the romance la woven a web of Australian charm and a typical picturesque beauty of background against which the powerful acting of the characters stands out in harmonious contrast. Direction E. J. and Dan Carroll. Empress, mpress. COMMENCING FRIDAY. HENERY B. WALTHALL, HENERY B. WALTHALL, HENERY B. WALTHALL, Of "Birth of a Nation" Fame, i In "THE LONG ARM OF MANNISTER.” "THE LONG ARM OF MANNISTER.” "THE LONG ARM OF MANNISTER.” "THE LONG ARM OF MANNISTER.” A Powerful Drama of LOVE, HATE, and REVENGE, from the pen of E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM. E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM. Also Episode 11 of "THE INVISIBLE HAND." KING’S The Theatre that KING'S ING'S Sets the Standard. KING’S THE COURAGE OF MARGE O'DOONE. THE COURAGE OF MARGE O’DOONE. THE COURAGE OF MARGE O’DOONE. By JAMES OLIVER- CURWOOD. TO-MORROW FRIDAY NORMA TALMADGE NORMA TALMADGE NORMA TALMADGE (The Queen of the Silver Screen), In the Greatest Hit of the Year, "YES OR NO.” "YES OR NO.” "YES OR NO." "YES OR NO.” “YES OB NO.” Plan at the Bristol till 5 p.m- after 8 at the Theatre. 'Phone 22—212. LAST DAY.' LAST NIGHT. At IB VERY BODY'S. Everybody’s. Of ALICE JOYCE In DOLLARS AND THE WOMAN. Also LARRY SEMON In "BETWEEN THE ACTS." Usual Prices. .’Phone 50. TVT Z,. ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS. SKETCH EXHIBITION. Exhibition Open Daily in the Art Gallery, Whitmore Street. Hours: 10 a.iu. to 4 p.in. and 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. Admission 6d. Art Union Tickets, Is. H. M. GORE, Secretary. SPORTING. EGMONT RACING CLUB. WINTER MEETING. MAY 11 AND 12. 1921. XTOMINATIONS for all events CLOSE with the undersigned on FRIDAY NEXT. APRIL 22. at 8 p.m. V. B. STRATTON. Secretary. Box 51, Ifawera. rAKURANITA HUNT. ANNUAL RACE 'MEETING AT ELLERSLIE. SATURDAY, MAY 14. XTOMTNATIONS (1 sov. each) for ALL 11 EVENTS close on FRIDAY, April 22, by 9 p.m. All nominations to be accompanied by cash, also Qualification Certificates for Hunters’ events. W. S. SPENCE, Secretary. 97 Shortland Street, Auckland. WANTED TO SELL. SALE OF SURPLUS MILITARY STORES. GARRISON HALL. BUCKLE STREET, ' WELLINGTON.

THE DEPOT will he open for sale to the general public between the hours 10 a.rn. and I p.m. and 2 p.m. until 3.30 p.m. NO SALE ON SATURDAYS. Great Coats, dismounted, khaki, .new, undyed, at Ji2 10s. each. Greatcoats, dismounted, khaki, renovated, undyed, at X'l 10». each. Cushions, Cretonne, Burlap, Brown Canvas, and Leather (damaged), price ranging from 2s. to Is. each. Brooms, Corn, at Is. 9d. each. NOTE. —Persons who bought Greatcoats at JC3 10s. and £2 10s. will have one pound (.61) refunded by bringing copy of CASH SALES DOCKET to Sales Disposal Officer, Buckle Street, Wellington. Postal Orders for Greatcoats to be addressed to the Officer in Charge. Surplus Military (Stores (Nile, Garrison Hall, Buckle Street, Wellington. When ordering Greatcoats by post, quote height and chest measurement, of wearer No goods will bo taken back, exchanged. or sent on approval. Sales for cash only; no cheques will be accepted. NO WRAPPING PAPER SUPPLIED. to 3000 candle pewer. Half Watt ■nd Metallic Filament. All <'"/«’■ jtP.M- Manning and Co., 5 Bedford How. Christchurch.