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Evening Post, Volume XCVIII, Issue 39, 15 August 1919, Page 2

MVTiTRVTifYnV'Si COMMENCING TO-DAY. XJ V £Ul\i A X3\JXJ A O COMMENCING TO-DAY. ANOTHER GIGANTIC PROGRAMME. SEE THE DELIGHTFUL AND POPULAR ACTRESS, ETHEL CLAYTON/ In a story tinged with pathos and heart interest, and culminating in a triumphant ' paeari of happiness and joy. A SOUL WITHOUT WINDOWS. A Great Play Dealing with the Regeneration pf a Stunted Soul. SUPERB SETTINGS. . BRILLIANT ACTING. Also showing , EPISODE SIX ...■•'.■ EPISODE SIX /'THE FIGHTING TRAIL," Prices as Usual. Ring 50 for. Reserves. OUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY. THE LARGEST ATTRACTION EVER SHOWN IN WELLINGTON. A SOUL WITHOUT WINDOWS. ... . -' ■ t Starring . . ■ ETHEL CLAYTON and FRANK MAYO. A story of love and pathos, in a Quaker village, culminating in a triumphant paean of happiness. "The darkened windows opened to the lunshine of her happy laughter." "HAYSEEDS,;' ; "HAYSEEDS," The Great Australian Film Picture which creates roars pi laugher wherever shown. It is unique. It is 'humorous. It; is Australian. " THE FIGHTING TRAIL " ("THE led ge of despair") The Greatest Outdoor Serial Ever Shown. ■ i REMEMBER, WE ARE ONLY SHOWING THIS IMMENSE PROGRAMME FOR THREE NIGHTS, SO COME EARLY. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) NIGHT. ; THOSE BRIGHT, BREEZY, BRILLIANT BOUQUETS OF CHEERFULNESS CURE YOUR TROUBLES COMPANY, "THE GAY GAMBOLS." The troublos you brought on yourself, the troubles your friends unloaded on you, the troubles the boss threw at you in a temper, in fact all classes, sizes, and conditions of troubles will be cured by us, and the soothing sympathy of. merry v , • . , musical melodies, by the ] ' j WELLINGTON'S PERFORMING MUSICIANS' ORCHESTRA, "JAZZ ROLL," "CHINESE PROCESSION," "MISSOURI WALTZ," ETC. BE MADE HAPPY. HIT THE MARK AND HIT THE OPERA HOUSE TO-MORROW NIGHT. TO-MORROW NIGHT. ' THE ORCHESTRA COMMENCES AT 7.45. 3« 2d, 2s Id, Is Id. . Box Plan at The Bristol. - JOHN F. WOODWARD, Manager. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. ■ TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. .TITELMNGTON RUGBY FOOTBALL TOWN HALL. TOWN-HALL. 'T UNION. TOWN HALL. ," TOWN HALL. ...■'■ ORGAN RECITAL. TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, RGAN RECITAL. TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, SPECIAL REQUEST. At 3 o'clock. TO-MORROW (Saturday) TO-MORROW SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP. 8.15 o'clock, by ' ATHLETIC „v. .JBONEKE! MR. BERNARD F. PAGE ATHLETIC v. PONEKE! ' (City Organist). PONEKE PONEKE Programme will bo advertised in to- ATHTFTIYV morrow s issue, - aj.j3aujj.io . AIHLJiIIC/! Admission: Sixpence- and Ono ShUling. Tho Championship Leaders. Doors open at 7.15 o'clock. ATHLETIC v. PONEKE! JNO. R. PALMER, ATHLETIC v. PONEKE !. Town Clerk. Played North and"South. 15th" August, 1919. COME EARLY TO AVOID THE RUSH. 'i —^— PONEKE v. ATHLETIC ! " PONEKE v. ATHLETIC! ! ATHLETIC ATHLETIC! f&rVt^Wfi\ v- A Ba*tle of Rugby Giant*, v. i2fjmfyfXey{ ponekei ponekes iSl^^^iSfi PONEKE v. ATHLETIC! j V*\H^!^sr PONEKE v. ATHLETIC! No other match this season so fraught X, ~^f with interest to the Championship. j TTIS MAJESTY^ THEATRE. PONEKE iXIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. ATHLETIC! ATHLETIC GRAND CONCERT! ui-Tira. -p- - o .• ». A . OIC - » io -.c BLUES!—You re Beauties!" At 8.15 p.m. At 8.15 p.m. REDS !-"You'r<j "Ruby-Dazzlere!" NATIVES', ASSOCIATION BAND .AtlSc v]'PONEKE! (Late Garrison Band).. ' ; . Conductor-Lieut. T. Herd. Curtain-Raiser at 1.30 p.m. i m X^-, ORIENTAL v. PETONE. (Winners of 17 Championship Prize.), PETONE v. ORIENTAL Assisted by MRS. J. PARKER (Cornettist), Two Leading Fourth-grade Teams. • MR. J. PARKER (Cornettiat), ' Admi»ion—Still the same old prices: MR. MARTIN DUFF (Scotch Tenor). Ground, 6d; Ladles free. Grandstand, 6d. EXCELLENT PROGRAMME. " Silver Coin Collection. Admission Free. . j±<£ PETONE: Piano kindly lent by, Bristol Piano Co. v , SELWYN v. PETONE. ALEXANDRA HALL, Abol Smith-street. AT HUTT • mHE GAIETY ASSEMBLY are hold- aj7rrm la . , m T^^mxr ,„ ■ 1. ma . their usual weekly DANCE HUTT (Sewor) v. ORIENTAL (Senior). TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY). Ladies-6d, Gents Admission 6d both matches. No FootIs, Music by , Mr., Les. Robinson. M.C., ball Train. Selwyn Club's' Bus for Senior Mr. A, C. Leonard. Como alont and hear and Fifth G[|les p ]ayers i eav6s R j Q^, about tho Children's Fancy Dress Ball, a t 1.30 p.m. cotning off on the 29th of AUGUST. Go . whefe the crowds go, and; enjoy your- FOLLOWING SATURDAY, 23rd AUG. ?—^— '■ ■ : : — The Record Double Programme in Wei S™ °* -°-«> . ■ «o ■ oSS rmoT^HKs. SALE OF GROCERIES! Athletio Park> 3 pm _ • FOR KELBUR-N RESIDENTS. ATHLETIC v. PETONE! ' Athletic ParkJ.3o p.m.— . FOR ONE WEEK ONLY, ' SELWYN Commencing Look out for Inter-Collegiate Tournament- ■'■:, 25th 27th, 29thT August. ' MONDAY, Iat^AUGUST, 1919. / B y.Order of the Executive. . ' Nestles Milk, 3 tins for 2s 3d ' . . ■' Cocoa, 8d ilb; 2s 4d lib : ■ „ ' ' ■i Pc*s for boiling, 4d lb . ■ . , Sheep's' Tongues, Is 9d Flaivouring Eseenoes, 6d eaoh ' T 4TMI7O' min-nD Boot Polish, 4 tins Is LADIES TAILOR, Tomato Sauce, lOd bottle ; Jam, 3 tins Is 6d " \ ■ Safety Matches, 5d dozen '* ■ . Sand Soap, 4 for Is , ' Tl/f R- TOSSMAN, the ContiPanama Xye, 9d tin ifl n6n tal Tailor, of Moat Paste, 7d tin . . Goblin Soap, 3 for Is ■' Salmon (large), Is 4d ... ptt-rA cropurp Soups (Foster Clark's), 4id .. 108 a/ > CUBA-STREET, Fresh Herrings (Maconochie'B), la 2d . ISn^'^tto . wish« to notify the Publio iiat These Prices ate.for Cash Only, *nd he 19 fa. fu? .^«« c of, the will be delivered to any address in Kel- ness, and Is prepared to take burn. . Orders for Modern Costumee COME EARLY. PRIESTLEY'S, made by experts • . from the smartest materials a,vailNOTICE TO LAND AGENTS. able. "WdTY Property, situated in Hadiield-st., , !■ Island Bay, is this day Withdrawn . " :- — from Sale, as! it has been SOLD. \ HATAITAI-SACRIFICE! | . J. P. COYNE. -^ ; / ___ |— : w.ROOMED VILLA FOR SALE;, nice : I'ljNfcßAl, NOUU!,. « garden, lawh; every possible oonveIfflHß Friends of MT. BWeriok Davies, A^ ; Bplendid ordGr handy °"r- £100°- -*• of Hcatherlea, are invited to attend * onMtiTni?!? rurwiro ! the Funeral of his late wife, Beryl, which • ™ pSV wilt leave the Presbyterian Church. Lfevin, 1— Post.^ At 2 p.m.' oii Sunday, 17th Augrust, 1919, £2400 £1650, £800, £550 j4or the Canieteq^Lovin. . nnO Load on mortgtge;' aums to suit. G. HAkVEY AND CO., |I S. Hill and Co, L»mbten-quiy, next 1 - • • • . UnderWcare, Sttwart Datrson'e.