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AMUSEMENTS. BOX PLANS ARE AT THE BRISTOL. RESERVES ARE BETTER THAN REGRETS—BOOK YOUR SEATS. KING’S THEATRE, COMING ON FRIDAY AT 2.30 AND 8 P.M. SPECIAL MATINEE EVERY DAY AT 2.30. THE GREATEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE WORLD TO-DAY. THE WONDERFUL PICTURE OF LIMITLESS APPEAL; THE MAGNET WHICH ATTRACTS ALL SORTS AND CONDITIONS OF MEN, all manner of people, in every walk of life—Archbishops and Agnostics, Barristers and Bookmakers, Clergymen and Cardsharpers, Divines and Double Crossers. Evangelists and Etlnnologists, Families and Fanatics, Governors and Gumdiggers, Honourables and Horse Doctors, Jesuits and Jockey Boys, Kings and Kordwainers, Literati and Lumbermen, Merchants and Mendicants—in fact every man, woman and child, irrespective of creed or race. METRO-GOLDWYN MAYER’S INSPIRED EPIC: Never Before — 10 Is Never “THE NOBLEST STORY EVER TOLD.” INTRODUCTORY PROLOGUE: “THE STAR OF BETHLEHEM.” SOLOIST: MR. WILLIAM GOUDIE. POPULAR PRICES. SPECIAL MUSIC. POPULAR PRICES. FREE LIST ENTIRELY SUSPENDED.

BUSINESS NOTICES. LAST THREE DAYS OF SALE. New Autumn Goods having arrived, our Annual Summer Sale must definitely close this week. In order to effect a clearance, our prices are cut as low as possible, and every purchase will be an assurance of a substantial saving. DO NOT MISS THESE BARGAINS. 30 TWEED REPP AND CHARMALINE COATS, S.W., Wm.’s, O.S. To be Cleared from 2J gns. 25 CHENILLE COSTUMES, exclusive models, newest colourings and styles. Usually 7 gns To be Cleared from 45/6 CHARMALINE AND CHARLESTON COSTUMES From 4 gns. 50 EVENING AND AFTERNOON GOWNS, all shades and styles. From 29/6. ART SILK JERSEY JUMPER SUITS, S.W. and X.O.S. To be Cleared at 29/6 CHARMALAINE, REPP AND TWEED COSTUMES. To be Cleared from 31 gns. MODEL MILLINERY, AT GIVE-AWAY PRICES From* 10/6 130 READY-TO-WEARS To be Cleared at 3/11 MADAM COWAN, 117 CUBA STREET.

PUBLIC NOTICES.

■JJNITED N.Z. POLITICAL ORGANIB- - ATION. i IJNITED N.Z. POLITICAL ORGANISATION. e 1 Dominion Headquarters: J No. 1 ST. GEORGE’S CHAMBERS, ‘ No. 1 ST. GEORGE’S CHAMBERS, Brandon Street, Wellington. 1 Telephone 40—853. > A. E. DAVY, Organiser. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. ’ RE HOSING GARDENS. ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that th« watering of gardens by means of hoses without the water first passing through a meter is a breach of the Bylaw, and may lead to the prosecution of the offender. E. P. NORMAN, Town Clerk. February 14, 1928. WELLINGTON SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. ’DHE Public are earnestly requested to I- nnmrnnnipnfn anv nrf- nF rrnnlt.v

? *• communicate any act ot cruelty tnat t coijes under their notice. Office: Hud- > dart-Parker Buildings. P.O. Square. TeL i 42—197. P.O. Box 195. Secretary: A. i M. Anderson; Inspector: Captain J. i FTenrv IMPROVE YOUR SECTION. HARD FILLING CHEAP. GOOD Garden Soil at low price foi 1 Quantities. Finest clean soil for topdressing. Pea Gravel for paths. Small rock for drives. HORLOR’S MOTORS, 'Phono 177, Lower Hutt; 23—170 City.