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New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9792, 16 October 1917, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. u;KWV3 THEATRE, Cnhn. street. '*.;S r( , v ’l'iUUraE, Cuba street. SATURDAY NEXT. SATURDAY NEXT. TTndi. Uitroiiage »is Exoellenr-. the Bari of Liverpool, K.G.M.G., M.X .0. The Stupe ndoue, Cinema. I'rryJ Cation, "IT IS FOE UN'.ll -VN I)." "XT IS FOB ENGLAND." "XT IS FOB ENGLAND.' 'TT IB FOB ENGLAND.’’ (Produced with the aid ° ! _ t-ho Bn'.ieli Government and Navy. TBFATING W ITH M AGN IF' [CENT SBA SPECTACLES ANT> THRILLING BATTLE EPISODES, And a POWERFUL I.OVB STORY. SPECIAL MUSIC. FULL ORCHESTRA Prices—-2 s Is and Gd. -HI ■;kTHEATRB PO-NIG..- , At 8. TO-NIGHT> Coin.mcnv.ii;; our New Film Service with Tbo Brilliant Triangle Urania. •'BLOOD WILL TEL LI" Featuring Two Great Stais, WHLIA.U DESMOND And ENID MARK AM. I'he Beautiful Illuiiuina.tcd Crystal Fill* ace Scene, New York. Clover Scenes Showing the Wireless at Work Splendid Showing i.i A/merican l-othnll. Commoncintr To-morrow (Wednesday)— ■ A Thrilling Detective Drama: "THE PAGE MYSTERY," Featuring Carlyle Blackwell; Also the first stirring episode of the famous serial, "THE IRON CLAW." Good Supports and Usual Prices. BAND OPE K A HOUSE. Direction ... Will & Bob Thomas. TO-NIGHT ATB TO-NIGHT Moiisra XVill a nd Bob Thomas have pleasure in announcing that rn it T7i ENGLISH AIEE R O T S iVill continue .their scaijon up .to and including Monday Evening next, TULL CHANGE OF PROGRAMME , TO-MORROW, 1 And also on Saturday Evening'. The final night, MONDAY NEXT, will Da demoted to a. pot-pourri nf aM the ill vnurAo numbers rendered during the long sections here <xf those favourite ar-. tiete, Miseas Elsa. Langley. Billie XVilson, Shirler Cooke, Messrs XV. XL Turner’, Charles Lawrence, Roy Cooke, Devi/1 Lvle. Leslie Austin and Louis Mitelie.fl. dome and eay farewell to your faronr.’it n 3 Popular Prices: 3s. 2s. Is. No Booking Fee. Nb Ehrly Doors. Box Plan at The Bristol. DViy S-»les Theatre Siweet Stare. 443 MAKE UP YOUR MIND NOW 1 TUECIDB To-day to purchase that A-f Piano you have been tXVmking about. We are agents for the vrorld’s most famous Pianos — BRINSMEAD CH ALLEN PLEYEL ROGERS. BORD And can sell vou a new instrument on MOST LIBERAL TERMS,. Freights are still rising. Cost of manufacture is increasing. Although we hold large stocks we cannot be assured of the Shipments ahead. THE WISE BUYER XVill inspect our stoclfs , TO-DAY! We make a big concession on your old piano in part payment. CUAB. BEGG AND CO., LIMITED. MANNERS STREET. XYBLJUNGTON. The Oldest Established Piano House in , New Zealand. MADAME FOLEY is now quoting reduced prices for Forney Costumes for future demonstrations. Tuition Clans every Monday-. Assembly every Thursday. I This is o busy time at I I | J Milligan's Tailoring Warehouse. j J . 1 SHOWS. WAIEABAPA AND EAST COAST P. AND A. SOCIETY. J TH ANNUAL XVAIHARAPA SHOW AT CARTERTON. XVEDNESDAY ANp THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24th nnd 25th, 1917. THE BREEDERS’ FAVOURITE SHOW. Also Popular with the Public. Every convenience for Exhibitors and their 'Stock. Comprehensive Schedule, with generous prir.es in all classes. Special Stock Trains to and from the Show. Entries close XVEDNESDAY, October 10th. Send for Schedule to L. H. SMART, Secretary. p.O. Box 25. Carterton. 786 PUBLIC NOTICES. EOOIj REFORM LEAGUE. is proposed to form a Food Reform League in Wellington. Will na interested kindly wad their s and address to ibsa Smytho, 17, ceertono street. HOME FOR THE AGED NEEDY, HERB are X'acancies for two Men and one Woman. Nominations will received by the undersigned np to TDAY. October 2Sth,. C. P. POWLES. Secretary; B BRIDGE. J> - S - DENTIST (Late Upper XX'illis street). Has resumed practice at MAGARTHY CHAMBERS. 60. Willis street, opposite Hotel XVindsor. Telephone 4401. Hours, 9 to 5. 570 INCOME TAX RETURNS. P. D. E. HODGKINS. Tax Expert. Late Adjuster Income Tax Department. 119. LAMBTON QUAY. Near Public Trust Office, XX'ellington. 644 SOCIETY FOB PROTECTION OF XVOMEN AND CHILD KEN. THE Secretary will be in attendance at the Rooms, Bridge's Building-, 119 XVillis street, on TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS, from 10 to 12.30. All communications e.trjctly confidential.