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Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 57, 1 December 1926, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. Czouptenay Place TWICE DAILY Afternoon, 2.30. 7.4 c Evening. The Mightiest*Epic of all Ages—Bloodred Drama that sweeps to the Heights of Dramatic Achievement in Measures of Smiles and Tears Unforgettable. “THE GREATER GLORY” Adapted from Edith O’Shaughnessy’s Gregt Novel. "Viennese Medley,” THE PARAMOUNT ORCHESTRA. ' BOX PLAN nt the Utility Stationery Shop (next to Theatre) Telephone 21838, or Ring Theatre Telephone 21—842. ARTCRAFT THEATRE 7.4s—Don’t Miss II To-night—7.4s. FRED THOMSON And his FRED THOMSON Famous Horse At their SILVER KING, very best, in SILVER KING. "THE BANDIT’S BABY." , “THE BANDIT’S BABY’’." "THE BANDIT’S BABY." 4 Excellent Supporting Pictures—4 MUSIC BY JAMES HAYDOCK. N.B.—This is one of our special bills that we can thoroughly recommend! ! JNV4TATION RECITAL PHYLLIS ROWE and « EILEEN BENNETT (Pupils of Miss Valerie Cdrless) Will give a f PIANOFORTE RECITAL IN THE ART GALLERY TO-NIGHT . (WEDNESDAY), DEC. 1, At 8 o’clock. Those desiring to reserve seats can do so on payment of Is. Id. at the Bristol Piano Co. , , ‘ gT. MARK’S CHURCH ' SCHOOL. GRAND BAZAAR. CROWNING OF SCHOOL QUEEN. TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY), ,At 3 and 8 p.m. • INVITATION RECITAL J-nvitation recital banjo, mandolin, steel GUITAR, AND UKULELE Bv Students of MISS MILDRED KENNY ST. JOHN’S HALL TO-NIGHT, DECEMBER 1. At 8 p.m. . Invitations obtainable at Music Dealers. ANGLICAN BOY’S’ HOME, LOWER HUTT. ANNUAL GIFT AFTERNOON. r PHE Annual Gift Afternoon- will be J- heldr-at the Home. Main Road. Lower Hutt, on SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, from 2 to 5 p.m. . Frequent Motor-bus Service during afternoon. . x Gifts may be sent to the Matron, to Diocesan Offices, Mulgrare Street, or to . . W. A. ANDREWS, Friend Street Karori. Tel. 26—300. THE most haunting and fascinating 1 Melody of the Age—“ The Prisoner’s Song." Price 2s. at all Stores. : RELIGIOUS SERVICES. HALL SERVICES, 125 Lambton Quay (over A.B.C. Garage). TO-MORROW at 7.45 p.m. REV.' H. E. WALLIS, M.A. "The Jewish Nation in Prophecy.’ Mr. Wallis will deal with those remarkable prophecies in the Old and New Testaments, "My GOD will cast them away because they did not hearken unto HIM; and they shall be WANDERERS among the nations." Alas! for that day is great, so that none is like it; it is even the Time of Jacob's Trouble, but he shall be saved out of it. "Now learn a Parable of the FIGTREE. When his branch is yet tender and puttetli forth leaves ye know that summer is nigh.” TENDERS. OPUNAKE HARBOUR BOARD. WHARF CONSTRUCTION. ’"PENDERS are invited, closing with A the Secretary at 5 p.m. on Monday. ’ December 13, for the construction of” a 400 ft. Wharf, labour only. Plans and specifications may be seen at Board’s Office. Opunake, and at our office, Invicta House, Johnston Street. Welling--ton'. VICKERMAN 4 LANCASTER, Consulting Engineers, Wellington PEERLESS PLASTER BOARDS. THE Plaster Board that will not warp, •1 will not crack, and will not'burn. Stocked •in all sizes by Joseph Nathan and Co.. Ltd., P.O. Box 1509, Wellington. BUILDERS 4ND CONTHAC’IXiRS qHMBEK TIMBER. > IMBER 1 IMBER. AT BEDROCK PRICES Riiuu, Totara, White Pine (both clean and seconds) Also. Western Red Cedar Weatherboard* Apply; % "TIMBER," Box 11U. Wellington. WH. LONG AND CO., 13-15 CUBA • STREET (opposite Town Hall), Specialists in— DOORS THREE-PLY SHINGLES DOWELS LOCAL & IMPORTED TIMBERS. Telephone 43- 413.