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lt amusements. "Tho War "will be won or. lost on th s Western Front."—Kitchener. QPOWN HALL. TOWN HALL NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT, APRIL 1. •s - NJ,;XT SATURDAY NIGHT, APKILI. ■' Also, [_ TOES. Kli, aud THURS. Ctli APRIL. 1 Tlio Distinguished International Joiirnulis r FREDERIC COLEMAN,' 1 FRIDDEIMC COLEMAN, FREDERIC COLEMAN, • 5 1 In a Series of i. THRILLING LECTURES, rititled e ; - WITH THE - ALLIES IN FRANCE AND FLANDERS " ALLIES IN FRANCE AND FLANDERS ALLIES IN FRANCE AND FLANDERS i ALLIES IN FRANCE AND FLANDERS Tlio War, as seen by f AN ACTUAL EVE-WITNESS, ; FREDERIC COLEMAN. ; ikis attached to the Headquarters Stufl > ™ok part in many of tho TITANIC i oIIiUOGLES' (fiat havo occurred on the t Western Front. THE GREAT MYSTERIOUS WESTERN FRONT. ;• Of whioh wo know so little, and in which i wo place all our hopes and fears, for here will tho war be decided. FREDERIC COLEMAN ' Will describe his Actual Experiences, and what ha saw in Trench and Firing Line. > FREDERIC COLEMAN will tell of deathless exploits, which none oan hear without a stirring of the blood and a quickened sense of patriotism. He was right in the tlnclc ot it—his motor-on; - iras twico smashed by German shells— and on two occasions ho was Wounded nnd gassed. Those who wish to know what tka great struggle on the west means, and how the Germans have been held back, shopuld hear Frederick Coleman's vivid and thrilling stories of the war. The Lectures will be illustrated by UNIQUE PICTURES TAKEN UNDER . FIRE by Mil. COLEMAN,wliioh graphically depict tho events described, and brin? tTie atmosphero' of the battlefield right to you. AND HE HAS SEEN AND EXPERIENCED ALL HE DESCRIBES. PRICES—3s., 25., and Is. Besorved Scats 'Is. BOX PLANS WILL OPEN BOX PLANS WILL OPEN / At the Bristol Piano Co. NEXT THURSDAY MORNING. NEXT THURSDAY MORNING. Frank Talbot. v v General Manager. SPECIAL NOTICES. W ellingt ON MILITARY DIS- "" " ' TRICT. RECRUITING Meetings will be held aq under :— UPPER HUTT - TUESDAY, 28th March. KAIWARRA—TUESDAY, 28th MARCH. TAITA—FRIDAY, 81st. MARCH. R. R. MARTIN, Juur., Secretary. April 12 and 13—Southland R.C. Autumn April 22 aud 24—Wairarapa R.C. Autumn April 22 and 24—Auckland R.C. Autumn April 24—Kumara It.C. Autumn. April 24 and 25—Riverton It.C. Easter. April 24 and 25—Feilding J. C. Easter. April 24 and 25—C.J.C. Autumn.

The current week's number of the | "N.Z. Spoiling and Dramatic Review" coii(ains a fine series of war views, taken on the various fronts. Unique pictures are shown of the French first line of trenches, while the operations of the brave little Montenegrin army in the Balkans are splendidly portrayed. "The Martyress Nurse," is the title of the first picture illustrating the death, of Nurse Cavell, painted by Mr. Felix Rosenstiel, and now creating great interest. The deconation by the King of Corporal Basscbt, V.G., and Corporal L. M. Shera, V.C., the arrival of wounded New Zealanders at Port Chalmers, and a further series of the Dominion's roll of-honour are of special interest. Raosgoers are well catered for, illustrations appearing of the Napier Park and; Ohinerauri meetings, while .the usual series of theatrical portraits complete a number of undoubted excellence.— Advt.,

I INCREASED VALUE IN THE 1916 HUPMOBILE. "Bettor than over" describes the new 1916 Hupmobile; better in appearance, better in economy, better in value. The favourite 5-pnssenser model is beautifully finished, and equipped with every car necessity and comfort. Btit the big 1916 Hupp feature is that the power is increased 20 per cent, with no greater consumption of petrol than in last year's model! Thero is no increase in weight, but it is all all round better car—the 1911! Hupp is better value than ever! ir.ike your car a 1016 Hupp—the luxurious and improved car at a price which means economy. .£.130 at main ports. Electric starter is included at the price. Send for catalogue showing .Hujip construction and equipment to A. Hotrick i and Co., Ltd., Wellington and Wanpanui (aeoiife. for North Island); Bctt and 'Bar]ot, W?.. I J ,inner,■itpn N'ortli and FoilSUi(?i \\.l;Mnistci'tou, £lictahus» ind Pahutua.--AdTt,