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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3189, 13 September 1917, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. T 0...W N HALL COMMENCING MONDAY NEXT. MONDAY NEXT, MONDAY NB.YT. MONDAY NEXT, At 8 p.m. By Arrangement with the Hon. G. W. Kussell (Minister! for intornal Affairs*, the NATIONAL CC-MMi'lTliE OP THE Y.M.O.A. Present THE BItITISH GOVERN lENT'3 LATEST OFFICIAL WAR StLM, SONS OF THE EMPIRE A Thrillins aud Elaborate Description of the Universal Language of the Films of Britain's Army and Navy. ' No Finer or More Complete series of WAR PICTURES has been shown iu the Dominion. THE ARMY. Men, Guns, Munitions, tho famous Tanks, the übiquitous Aircraft, Cavalry in action, scenes on the actual Battlefield, and all the most scientific weapons of modern warfare, tho spectator is carried into the very heart of battle, with its scenes of destruction—the theatre of a million heroic deeds. ' I THE NAVY: A glimpse of tho vast organisation which keeps tho mighty Battle Ships, Cruisers, Dcstroyors, Submarines, Seaplanes. Realistic vicw6 of tho greatest sea power tho world has over known. THE SEASON: NIGHTLY-FROM MONDAY TILL SATURDAY, Inclusive. MATINEES: WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. ADMISSION: 2s. and Is. Reserves, 2s. Cd., at Bristol Piano Company. Tho entire not proceeds will be devoted to providing comforts for our fighting men in tho trenches and in tho camps, and aiso for our wounded and convalescent soldiers in New Zealand and abroad. Tim Hou. Lloyd George nays: "EVERY BiUTIHIi SUBJECT SHOULD SEE THESE WONDERFUL WAR PICTURES." WAR FUND COLLECTING COMMITTEE. OUR DAY RED CROSS APPEAL AND BLIND SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' FUND. TOWN TT ALL. mO W N TJ Alj Tj. OWN' XI A Hi. I'OWlf JlAlili. , PADDY'S MARKET, FRIDAY, ' SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28tbf. SEPTEMBER 29th. WE APPEAL TO OUR TOWN AND COUNTRY FRIENDS FOR GIFTS OF PRODUCE AND GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. The following goods are specially solicited:— Second-hand Clothes, Old Gold, Pewter, Silver, etc. Homemade Cakes, Flowers, Pot Plants. Fish, Meat and Foultry. FOR PADDY'S MARKET. SOME CANNOT GIVE SO MUCH; OTHERS CAN GIVE A GREAT DEAL MORE. BUT THE POINT IS THAT EACH SHOULD GIVE SOMETHING. DON'T LEAVE IT TO THE "OTHER FELLOW-DO YOUR SHARE. ' Arrangoments are being mado to have all goods carried free on tho railways and steamers. All who have anything to spare communicate with E. A. PHELPS, Hon. Secretary, P.O. Box 569, Wellington. ,

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