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AMUSEMENTS. £8 RAND OPERA HOUSE, 'br At 7.50 sharp. TO-NIGHT AND REST OF WEEK. THE WELLINGTON AMATEUR OPERATIC SOCIETY. in EVERYBODY’S FAVOURITE. “THE GEISHA.” <‘‘THE GEISHA." I “THE GEISHA." “THE GEISHA," A Japanese Afusical Play. WHAT THE PRESS SAY: "Dominion.”—"The fine grouping effects and ‘business’ of the chorus and the ingenious ideas in lighting, made .up a mise en scene that was quite irresistible.” “N.Z. Tinies.” —"The performance reflected the greatest credit upon all who were concerned in it.” "Post.” —" ‘The Geisha’ will be performed this and succeeding evenings, and is morally certain to be a general public favourite, with encouraging r&ults to the committee of the society." Produced by MR. TOM POLLARD. Alusical Director, Air. Bernard Page. Plans at Bristol. NOTE.—DAY SALES AT BLUEBIRD CONFECTIONERY (NEXT THEATRE). PRICES: Dress Circle and Orch. Stalls. Gs.; Baek Stalls, 35.; Family Circle, Is. Early Doors Gd. extra. NO TAX. E. B. VANCE. Hon. Secretary. QUEEN’S THEATRE. U E E N ’ ,S THEATRE. TO-DAY, 2.15. TO-NIGHT, 7.30, “MISS HOBBS.” by JEROAIE K. JEROME, Starring Wanda Hawley & Helen -Jerome Eddv. Also, FRANK MAYO, in "THE FIGHTING LOVER.” Prices: Adults Is. Id., 2s. Id., Children, Afternoon Gd., Is. Id.. Night 9d.. Is. 7d Reserves 6d. extra. Plan at Theatre. KING’S Tho Theatre that KING’S ING’S Sets the Standard. KINGJS JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD’S "ISOBEL,” "ISOBEL,” Or “THE TRAIL’S END." A Great Love Story of the 1 North-West. HERBERT F. WOOD, (Tenor), And KING’S GRAND ORCHESTRA. Plan at the Bristol till 5. 'after 5 at tho Theatre ’Phono 22 —212, ■EVERYBODY'S THEATRE. ■iIIJVERYBODY’S THEATRE. Continuous from 11 to 10. HERBERT RAWLINSON In J. STUART BLACKTON’S Production, "PASSERS BY," Usual prices. ’Phone 50. Empress to-day MPRESS TO-DAY BEAUMONT SMITH Presents "WHILE THE BILLY BOILS” "WHILE THE BILLY BOILS" It’s got the real Australian flavour. EXCELLENT SUPPORTS. COLOSSEUM ROLLER OLOSSEUM ROLLER RINK. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) AND THURSDAY, (WEDNESDAY) AND THURSDAY, HUGE CARNIVAL. HUGE CARNIVAL. HUGE CARNIVAL. Grand Fancy Poster and Plain Dress Sports Gathering. Valuable. Prizes. EVENTS FOR ALL. HURDLE, FLAT, NOVELTY RACES, And NUMEROUS OTHER EVENTS. If you haven’t seen, a Skating- Carnival this season, don’t miss this one. If you have—well, you’ll come again. Be sure and Book your Seat. Prices, 2s and Is.; children half-price. Reserves 2s. 6d. Skaters’ Tickets 2s. Com|p?titors’ entrance, side door. A. L. POWER, Manager. NEXT THURSDAY. NEXT THURSDAY. NEXT THURSDAY. CT. A. MALE CHOIR. • T.A. MALE CHOIR. C.TtA. MALE CHOIR. ■MISS MABELLE ESQUILANT, THE MELODY FOUR, CHAS.-WILLIAMS. Tenor, SYD. ALLWRIGHT, Baritone, - HUGH WRIGHT, Bass. Conductor: H. TEMPLE’, WHITE. Plan at Bristol.

SPORTING. WELLINGTON RACING CLUB. POSTPONEMENT OF RACES. AT a. Meeting of Stewards held yesterday, it was decided that the Second Day’s Racing BE TILL SATURDAY. OCTOBER 29, owing to the inclement weather and tho state of tho tracks. By order, A. E. WHYTE, Secretary.

HOROWHENUA RACING CLUB. ■ OWNERS AND TRAINERS are Reminded ihat NOMINATIONS for the above Club’s AnnunUMeeting. close on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27; 1921, at 8 p.m. WALTER BULL, Secretary, P.O. Box 36, Levin. ’Phone No. 5. ' ' \ GENERAL Printing In all Ita branchee neatly and promptly executed at moderate charges at the "Dominion” General Printing House. "Dominion" Xrenua. 'Phone 4050.