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AMUSEMENTS. LAST DAYS YOU MUS T YOU MUST 'METROPOLIS' " METROPOLIS' "METROPOLIS' METROPOLIS' INDESCRIBABLY "WONDERFUL Q R A X D THEATRE Day Sessions 12 to 2.30—2.30 to 5 .p.m. ORCHESTRAL SESSION 7.30 p.m. GRAND QUALITY ORCHESTRA. Reserves at The Bristol, or Ring 2934. 5880 IJAND. T R A N D. "THE GAY DECEIVER "THE GAY DECEIVER To-night: fid and le. Starring LEW CODY "THE GAY DECEIVER" Carmel Myers Comedy. Scenic. Topical. I "THE MUSIC MASTER" With j "THE MUSIC MASTER" Alec. B. Francis "THE MUSIC MASTER" Lois Moran Ep. 8 "Blake of Scotland Yard" Ep. 8 UMNER LIFE-SAVING CLUB | ANNUAL DANCE. Sumner Town Hall, THURSDAY, AUGUST 30th. Exhibition Dances by Mr Leo. Bowden and Partner. Dixieland Band. Dancing from 8 till 1. Late Tram to Town. Double 78 6d, Single ss. Supper Provided. 1701 AMBERLEY, WEDNESDAY, 29th. WHAT PRICE GLORY" "WHAT PRICE GLORY" Groatest War Comedy Ever Screened. 5401 EDUCATIONAL.

TRENTHAM SCHOLARSHIP FUND. TRENTHAM SCHOLARSHIP FUND. I HPIIE Executive Committee INVITES APPLICATIONS for "TRENTHAM SCHOLARSHIPS" for the Children of Soldiers of the New Zealand Expeditionary Forces, or ot Members of any Military or Naval or Air Forces of the British Empire, or the Children of Women who Sewed as Nnrsea either as members of, or attached to, the New Zealand Expeditionary Forces; provided that such Soldierß or Nurses were born in New Zealand or were domiciled in the Dominion immediately prior to 4th August, 1914. Applications will be dealt with in the following order of priority: 1. To children of Soldiers or Nurses who died on'active service. 2. To children of Soldiers or Nurses who were wholly or partially disabled on Aotivo Service.' 3. To children of Soldiers or Nurses who wore on Active Service with the New Zealand Expeditionary Forces. 4. To children of Soldiers or Nurses who served as members of the Forces of the British Empire. Such children must have attained the age of 14 years, or have obtained a Proficiency Certificate. APPLICATION FORMS..may be obtained from, and must be lodged with the Secretary, or or before MONDAY, the. Ist day of OCTOBER,.IP2B. :■: ~_"....*• ■•••'-»■■'• JAMES MeJNTOSH, Secretary, P.O.' Box 281, Wellington. <OACHING FOR "EXAMINATIONS. /ninniNG FOR' .EXAMINATIONS. STUDENTS are Coached INDIVIDUALLY for tho following eauiminations:- ' University, Matriculation Public Service, 6St. P. Accountants' Preliminary, Teachers' Scholarship, Etc., Etc, ' A Full Examination Course may be taken or Special Subjects only. AH Particulars op Application. Instructor In Charge: MR S. A. OLA&K, M.A. Evening Classes, Correspondence Lessons, Saturday Homing Olaßses. MOBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, Hallenstein's Buildings;.' Trianel*. (Opp. D.1.C.), ■

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