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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12609, 20 November 1926, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS QUEENS EATRE « ed'yfaut* In - ' TO-NIGHT —8 TO-NIGHT I = = MATINEE TO-DAY, 2.30. = = SPECIAL EXTENDED SEASON. = 2 The Greatest Thriller of All Time! 3 S Gasps! Creeps! Thrills! Laughs! S Shudders! 2 = United Artists Present S 5 1 “THE BAT” | = A Mystery Drama. • jjj! Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery S “ Hopwood. = "THB BAT” “The Raided Bank.”= “THE BAT” “The Haunted Halls.”= = “THE BAT” "The Hidden Chamber.”= 5 'THE BAT” “The Flitting Omen of= S'‘THE BAT” 111.” = = "THE BAT” “The Ghostly Shades.’’= |S “THE BAT” “The Stirring Tempo ot’“ ““THE BAT” A Thousand Terrors.”— S "THE BAT” “The Biggest Hair- - S“THB BAT” Kaiser This Season. ”S S Box Plans at the Bristol Piano “ “ Co., or King Theatre. ‘Phono 22-334. S ORGAN RECITAL. TOWN HALL (Sunday) TO-MORROW, November 21st, 1923, 8.30 p.m., by MR BERNARD F. PAGE (City Organist). Fantasia and Fugue in A Minor ... Bach. Pavane Byrd Musette Dandrieu-Page Reverie Debussy Toccata in F Cesar Franck Gavotta from 12th Sonata Martini l Psychological Poem (for Orchestra) “Le Genie et la Mort,” Op. 11 (No. 6) Rebikoff Meditation (No. 3 in C Sharp Minor) ltopartz ADMISSION FREE: VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS received at door. 662 BAND. WELLINGTON CALEDONIAN SOCIETY PIPE BAND AT WELLINGTON HOSPITAL,WELLINGTON MUNICIPAL TRAMWAYS BAND AT BOTANICAL GARDENS, TO-MOKKOW (SUNDAY) AT 3 P.M. 661 TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. CONCERT By (gT. MARY’S CONVENT STUDENTS, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 30th, at 8 p.m. Proceeds to be a Christmas Gift to the Nursing Sisters of IBe Leper Island of Makogai. 666 Admission, 3s. PIONEER CLUB. FLOWER SHOW will be held in iV the CLUB ROOMS On TUESDAY, 23rd, at 2.30 p.m. WELLINGTON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY’S ROSE SHOW. TOWN HALL, TUESDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 23rd. To be opened by the Mayor (C. J. B. Norwood, Esq.), at 3 p.m. A magnificent display of new and wonderful Roses, also Carnations, Sweet Peas, Pansies, and Other flowers. Ladies’ Decorated Tables will be a special feature of the Show. Dainty afternoon tea provided by the ladies. First-class Orchestra. Flower Stall. Open from 2 p.m., to 9.30 p.m., continuously. Admission Is; Children 6d. Entries close Monday evening. Send for Schedule. J. G. MacKENZIE, F.K.H.S., Hon. Sec., Town Hall. 678

THE MOTHERLESS BABES APPEAL TO YOU THIS CHRISTMAS. HT. BARNABAS HOME, Khandallali, is too small—a new building is an urgent necessity. .£6OOO required. The mothers gave their all for these children—will not you, this Christmas, answer the appeal of the little ones for a HOME ? In the Spirit of Christmas spare something for this Home, which is open to motherless babes from Wellington province, irrespective of-religious denomination. All contributions will be publicly acknowledged. Send donations either to the Secretary, Box 720. Wellington, or the Organiser, Mr H. T. Marshall, 35, Johnston street, Wellington. PRANK HURLEY, Chairman. Babies' Home Campaign Committee. POWER FROM NIAGARA FALLS In all, some 1,467,000 horse-power, equivalent to the energy of 45,000,000 able-bodied men, is derived from the hydro-electric plants run by Niagara Falls. By far the larger share is taken from the Canadian side, where four big stations, developing 110,000 h.p. to 600,000 h.p. each, are located. About 95 per cent, of the flow of the river passes oyer the Horseshoe Fall, which has a width of 2600 ft as against 1000 ft for the American fall. The ideal vinegar for pickling purpose* is SHARLAND'S TABLE VINEGAR. Free from mineral acids. Excellent flavour and strength.—Advt.