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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2581, 1 October 1915, Page 9

. AMUSEMENTS. ~~ TOWN HALL; ~ COSY CONCERT CHAMBER! COSY CONCERT CHAMBER! COMMENCING SATURDAY, 2nd OCTOBER. /I (fc. COMPLETE, PROGRAMME ' '.riggl P M L - rraT B sass?ss,g is ma uaa - N.z. TROOPSHIP aS DARDANELLES rwn? SPECIAL THAT WILL INTEREST YOU! COME AND RECOGNISE YOUR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS WHO ARE r „ T _,„ FIGHTING FOR OUR LIBERTY. ' FOR THE FIRST TIME IN NEW ZEALAND. , JAP AND AUSTRALIAN NAVIES' ESCORTING OUR BOTS. JiVJjliilujNE is interested in the doings of our own gallant heroes, and you know you will want to see thorn. BOOKYOUR SEATS EARLY to save disappointment. These Pictures are GENUINE PRESENT-DAY WAR PICTURES-not spectacular rarnuo and Review Pictures taken years ago, but WAB OF mO-DAY! WAR OF mO-DAY! AR OF i-O-DAY!. WAR OF i-O-DAY! Although the Cinematograph is used to graphically nortray the daily news of the-present Great War, this is NOT A MERE PICTURE SHOW. It is' ' \ A N entertainment without -oival. \ , -£4.n Entertainment ■.» * ithout jllival. MAGNIFICENT MUSICAL PROGRAMME. FULL ORCHESTRA. SONGS—One of New Zealand's Leading Tenors (Signor Abel Rowe) will Sinß— • • (!m 110 /^ irin ?iii'' J ' ne 'M ' "We Mean to Fight Like Gentlemen." To Guard Thy Liberty." "England Calls for Men."- "The Soldier." LECTURE. One of the ACTUAL CINEMATOGRAPHERS will' describe each scene as it HAPPENED BEFORE THE CAMERA! PRICES—Circle, 25.; Reserved, 2s. 6d.; Body of Hall, Is. Box Plan at The Bristol Piano Co.

HELP THE WOUNDED SOLDIER ! SOUTHLAND ART UNION. H^ S ?r UTT DONE - NA ME ■Will You Do Yours and Help the 1 .Wounded Soldiers? ,D. Address - MUSIC! -MUSIC! MUSIC! CALL IN AND INSPECT. LATEST RAGTIME SONGS. gD. PER COPY, OK Q FOR gS. gD. A FEW OF THE TITLES: I'M GLAD YOU'RE GOIN'. BURGLAR RAG. OLD TIME RAG. . AFTER ALL I'VE BEEN TO YOU. CHINATOWN RAG. FUSSY RAG.; . HOBBLE. RAG. WON'T YOU BE MY HONEY? I'M AWFULLY GLAD I MET YOU. AND HUNDRED OTHERS. ■ Don't Forget the Addresses— ANGLO-AMERICAN MUSIC .'STORE, 116 CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. 234 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH.

A £2,000 SELECTION OF NEWEST BRITISH SUITINGS is now on show at MILLIGAN'S, Kelburn Avenue. TTEMPSHALL MOTOR-CYCLE TYRES •i*.EMPSHALL MOTOR-CYCLE TYRES ALL-BRITISH MANUFACTURE. SPECIAL PEICES FOE SEPTEMBER ■ ONLY. , MOTOE-CYCLE COVERS. 26 i 2J—Heavy Non-skid 2^*o 26 x 21 —Heavy Nbn-skid 2 8,0 28 x 21—Heavy Non-skid 2 15* 0 26 x 2}—Lifht Non-skid 1 7' 8 2G x 2}— Heavy Anti-skid ......... 1 12 g 26 x 2f-Heavy Anti-skid 1 18 6 26 x 2J—Light Anti-skid 12 6 CAE COVERS. £ s. d. 26 x2J (fit 600 x 65 Car rims) Heavy Non-skid 3 2 6 TUBES. £ s. d. 26 x 2} 0 10 6 (Best Red Rubber Endless) 28 x 2} 0 12 0 CASH WITH ORDER. Prioes for other sizes will be supplied on application. GOLDINGHAM AND BECKETT, LTD., P.O. Box 130, JPALMERSTON NORTH.

The L.C.C. Education Committee havo presented a lotter of appreciation to IVtiss Ncwson, a head teacher, who lias been in the London service for 44 years, a record of long scrvice. She retires owing to the age limit. There is a general demand, due to retrenchment on the part of tenants, for small houses in the London suburbs, and as a result £40 rentals tend « fif>« to £46, a«H too £69 Wf ißctfiftiißß about £I^-