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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10608, 5 June 1920, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. A TUMULTUOUS AND THRILLING RECEPTION WAS ACCORDED E. J. Carroll's Companion Classic to "Tho Sentimental Bloke," at TITHE KING'S. ■*■ HK KING'S. GINGER MICK " 'E wus a man; that's good enough for me, 'Oo was 'is cobber many years before 'E writ it plain for other blokes to see. An' proved it good an' plenty at tlic war." That's "THE SENTIMENTAL BLOKE'S" opinion, and it will bo yours when you havo seen this great Australian screen Classic. It is an oven finer production than "The Bloke," which proved such a phenomenal record-break-er. The film story, is cleverly woven around tho central characters of Dennis's great works "Ginger Mick' and "Doreen," and introduces all his favourite characters, including, of course, "The Bloke." "GINGER MICK" "GINGER MICK" "GINGER MICK" '.'GINGER, MICK" will bo screened every evemng at 8.15. Also, THIS AFTERNOON, at 2.3 U sharp, and on "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, at 2.30 sharp. MR FRASER THOMSON, CHARACTER COMEDIAN, AND FULL ORCHESTRA APPEAR AT EVERY EXHIBITION OF "GINGER MIGK." MATINEES INCLUDED. PRICES—2s 7d, 2a Id, Is 7d, and Is Id. Children Half-Price to Matinees. World's Rights held by E. J. Carroll. TO-DAY • TO-DAY At 2.43 p.m. PONEKE v. SELWYN. Tho Greatest Match of the Round tt. date. Both Teams Possible Winners of the Championship. DON'T MISS THIS GAME. Early Game at 130 pm.-Collego Teams. WELLINGTON COLLEGE A ST. PATRICK'S COLLEGE (Fifth-class). NOTICE TO REFEREES AND CAPTAINS OF TEAMS.—Team Slips, duly completed, must be handed to referees before match, in accordance with Rule !). to which .attention is drawn. Referees must deal with these and result slips in accordance with printed instructions. F. J. McCOMISKY, 560 Secretary, W-R-F.U. TOWN HALL. THURSDAY, JUNE 10th. HAVILAH UIREN v. EUGENE VOL AIRE. THIS is probably the most it Lightweight Contest ever pi-vmoied by the Wellington Boxing Association. IMPORTANT.-Tho Box Plan' for Stage, Gallerv-over ring, and Ringside Bill open at' the , Boxing . Association's Office, 145 j Featherston street (opposite Brandon-Hislop's), on MONDAY MORNING at 10 a.m., until 5 p.m. each evening. PRICES—Stage, 10s; Gallery over rim;, 7s 6d; Ringside, 6s; Gallery, 4s; Stalls, Ss.. Members' tickets as usual. Members wishing to occupy a seat with friends who may be non-members please apply to the Secretary. W. G. TALBOT, 458 Hon. Secretary. i. NATIVES' ASSOCIATION " BAND AT NEWTOWN PARK TO-MORROW (SUNTDAYXi at 3 p.m. fTIHEI LATEST RECORDS ARE ALE STOCKED By "I've lost mj Heart in Maoriland." "A-be, my Boy." "Till we Meet Again." "Madelon." * "Bolls and Blue Ribbon." "Hush-a-bye, ma Baby" (Missouri). "Rose of no Man's Land." Also, 50 NEW FOX TROTS. Prices, 4s 6d, 5s Cd, 6s upwards Call and let us play a. few over to you CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., Manners street. PUBLIC NOTICE. WB beg to Inform our numerous clients that owing to the severe decline in the market we have decided to close our Wellington Branch temporarily. All communications should be forwarded to the following address: •FRISCO AND DOMINION GENERAL EXPORT CO.. No. 1. Cook street. Auckland. WHERE TO DINE. A STOR HOUSS, WILLIS STREET. A STOR HOUSE, WILLIS STREET. BEST 3-COURSE LUNCH IN WELLINGTON. Is 6d, 12 noon to 2 p.m. TEA, GRILLS, FISH, ETC., 5 to 7 p.m. Our Mottc-r-Civility, Attention, Cleanli. ness. No Frozen Meat Used. Note Address: Over Pinny's Piano Warehouse WALL PAPER SHORTAGE. TIEERB Is absolutory no Khortosre T. A. Wells, Ltd., new warchoj 10, Taranaki street, or 145 a, Mann street. We hold the largest stock Mew Zealand. 260,000 rolls, of the lat and most exclusive designs just to ha: prices range from 2s upwards. T. A. WELLS, 'Phono 883. 145 a, Manners street cICBNZIE'S Famous Bronchitis Cure, it never fails. Price 2s Gd. "L. Benzie, the Popular Pharmacist, Manirfxwt and Lambton cmav. WANTED Known Palmers Luncheon and Supper liooms. at I('<R, Lambton quay, are right up to date. Private supper rooiaa for ladiea.