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| AMUSEMENTS. iTi RAND APERA TJOUSE. .Strand Upera. House. i TO-NIGHT, at 8.15 p.m. TO-NIGHT, at 8.15 p.m. ■ TO-NIGHT. FAREWELL RECITAL. ' Under the distinguished- prescnco o£ their ' ■ Excellencies, I EARL AND LADY LIVERPOOL, LEO CHERNIAVSKY. JAN CHERNIAVSKY. MISCHEL CHERNIAVSKY, Programme: Piano and Violin Sonata ..1... (Grieg) Funeral March (Chopin), "In Honour of the Fallen Soldiers." The Great Trio (Tschaikowsky), by request Popular Pricas, 35., Is., Ib. Box Plan at Bristol Piano Company. ' ' I {THE LITTLE COURT JESTE® JO-DAY! The baby, queen coronation ,TO-DAY! THE FOLLOWING ARTISTS APPEAR lB .(THE TOWN HALL, 2.30 P.M.'i Jania Petrie, Ennice Wyatt, Rita M'Gee, Irene Marsh, Winston M'Carthy (the Court Jester), Claude Tucker, Rodney Pankhurst, Zita Chapman, Accompanists: Mrs. Baichain, the Worki ingmen's Club Band, • , Entrance-Cards: 2s. an'd la, 2s. Cards Procurable at The Bristol Piano Co. and C, Begg and Co.'s, Ltd. QEAND OPERA! HOUSE. . 'SHORT. SEASON, COMMENCING MONDAY, 12tK JULY. • PLIIvIMER-HALL COMEDY CO, PLIMMER-HALL COMEDY. CO., Including MISS BEATRICE DAY, | In Richard Ganthony's Masterpiece, .The Greatest of all Comedy-Dramas, i "A MESSAGE FROM MARS.'i "A MESSAGE FROM MARS.""A MESSAGE FROM MARS.'i '.With the following powerful Cast: Horace Parker Harry Plimmer The Messenger, Winter Hall The Tramp Paul Laltham Arthur Dicey .' Vivian Edwards Corstable X '. Gilbert Emery Jim ■ Arthur Stephens Eafferty (alias "The Emperor") Walter White Coster Joe Arthur Brydone Minnie Templar Eha_ Shanahan Mrs. Clarence Miirjorie Soper Polly Annis Saville Flower' Girl Muriel Gray I,i title Minnie Ethel Martin Bella ..'....i Alice Holroyd Aunt Martha Beatrice Day ELABORATE SCENERY. .WEIRD EFFECTS. Prices to suit the times —is., 2s. 6d., Is. Early doors 6d. extra. :. Box Plan at Bristol, Day Sales at Cliristes oil's. HARRY COHEN, Touring Manager. JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. TO-MORROW EVENING, - At 8.30 o'clock. . ( SUNDAY CONCERT. By the WELLINGTON WELLINGTON ' PROFESSIONAL •PROFESSIONAL ORCHESTRA, ORCHESTRA, Under ' MB. HERBERT BLOY, Silver Coin Collection. \ H. MOSCHINI, " Hon; Secretary. SOCIAIrJJEMOCEATIC PARTY. PEOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE. Monster demonstration SUNDAY, 8 p.m. . Speakers from all parts of Now Zealand. H. Hunter (Nat. Pres. k-D.P.). chair E, Semple, /E. J. Seffron, Rod Eoss, llrs. Hickey. 'A. M'Carthy, Rer. Moses Aynton, H. E. Holland. •• , , Complimentary Social to S.D.P. Dele-, gates, New Century Hall, Kent Terrace, Tuesday, July 13th, 8 p.m. , HERE will I Lunch P The Silver Grid in Cuba Street, Best Shilling Xiunch in the City. ■ - BEICE'S T UNCHEON 'AND TEA' BOOMS, JU BRANDON STREET, next to Kirkcaldie aad Stains. If you want a good Fish or Moat, / Tea, 5 to 7.30, try Brioe'g. 1;' ■ ' FOR Luncheons—The Silver Grid Specialises in Soup. Fish, Grills, and Oysters. Best in the City for One Shilling.

Trooper Albert Stewart, of the 'Canterbury Mounted Regiment, who lias been'woundcd"and removed from Galli-' poli to Egou Koubya Hospital, is the only son of Captain Stowart, Washington Avenue, Brooklyn. He is twentysix years of age, and is an old To Aro School boy. For some years ho was. farming ■ in the Hawke's Bay district, but of later years has resided in Nelson. Ho was a very '■ keen football enthusiast, having represented Nelson. Trooper. Stewart left with tho Main Expeditionary Force. No matter whether a cold lodge in throat', liood,- or chcutj "NAZOXi' will, promptly ctw ,(t out, tH-y it OR iusar