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AMUSEMENTS. Farewell Appearance To-night at mHE T7"ING'B. Of H. B. WARMER in "GOD'S MAN AND THE WOMAN." Commencing To-morrow, at 2.30, ANTONIO MORENO In "A 60N OF THE HILLS," "A SON OF THE HILLS." A Modern Drama of the Southern Mountains. A Portrayal of Immense Dramatic Power. "A SON OF THE HILLS,'' "A SON OF SHE HILLS,'' A Breezy and Original Story dealing with a. Young Man of Sim/pie Upbringing, who Dreams of Better Tilings. Prices: D.0.. is. 6d. and Is. Stalls, is. and 6d. Box Plan at Tho Bristol. Final Screening To-night at TTIVERYBODY'S. Of "BAWBS 0' BLUE RIDGE." Featuring BESSIE BAUIUSCALE Also. ANITA STEWART and EARLE WILLIAMS In "THE AWAKENING," Commencing To-morrow Morning. "WOLF LOWTtY." Featuring W. S. HART AND MABGERY WILSON. A Love Story with a totally unexpected Surprise Climax. One minute to live was Wolf Lowry's offer to a, man who insulted a worn**A drama crowded with gripping situations. FareweH Appearance To-night at THE EMPRESS. Of f> GLADYS LESLIE, In "AN AMATEUR ORPHAN." Commencing To-morrow Morning, "THE IRON RING," Featuring EDWARD LANGFORD, ARTHUR ASHLEY, And GERDA HOLMES. A neglected -wife seeks happiness in gaiety and finds tragedy. A lesson for young wives who_ take the wrong way of curing a husband s neglect. A Matrimonial Tangle. Albo showing Ohaipter Thirteen of "THE IRON CLAW, entitled "THE HIDDEN FACE."- ■■

"■ i'OUR DAY'-' BLIND SOLDIERS 'AND SAILORS' ETODV-;.-COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS'' '.; ' SURPRISE PACKETS.- , THE GREAT OPPORTUNITY! "' TO-DAYi & SATURDAY; '■':' HOST VALUABLE PRIZES EVER OFFERED IN WELLINGTON* Pay Is., .secure a packet, and then go to ■ I'M"- SHED, 'JERVOIS QUAY, '';'.' There you will sea - Y :: " THOUSANDS OF POUNDS WORTH OF USEFUL GIFTS. ONE OF WHICH WILL BE SOURS. ---■;, ' SORT OUT YOUR SHILLINGS TO-DAY. The Commercial Travellers* Association will girc you value for every one. • i : •' REMEMBER THESE ARE C.T.A'. SURPRISE PACKETS. REMEMBER THESE ARE C.T.A. SURPRISE PACKETS. I ■•'.■.• Keep your EnvelODe and read Kirkoaldie and Stains's ofier.

NEW ZEALAND NATIVES' ASSOCIATION. ART UNION FOB CHIPPENDALE CABINET AND SIDEBOARD. WINNING NUMBERS. Carved Sideboard-Miss Jones, 49 Pino Street, No. 200. , _ , Chippendale Cabinet-Mr. G.I A.. Palmer, care Returned Soldiers' Club, Lambton Quay, No. 2160. ■ 0. M'INTYRE, Hon. Sco. AUCKLAND JtAOING CLUB. SUMMER ■ MEETING. SUMMER MEETING. Nominations for— AUCKLAND OUP RAILWAY HANDICAP SUMMEROTJP ■■ A.R.O. HANDICAP ISLINGTON PLATE OLOBE ON FRIDAY, 6th OCTOBER, . By 3 p.m. FEES (1 sot. each) mnst accompany nominations. 3 F _ HAETlj and, Secretary. CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB. •METROPOLITAN MEETING, 1917. NOVEMBER 6tb, 7th, and 10th. AOOEPTANCES for N.Z. COP, 3 eovs., and Entries for STEWARDS' HANDICAP METROPOLITAN HANDICAP, TOCKEY OLUB HANDICAP, CANTERBURY CUP, and STEAD MEMORIAL STAKES, 1 sot. each, close on FRIDAY. OCTOBER sth, At 9 p.m. : W. H. E. WANKLYN. I Secretary. YOUR OLD PIANO May not Eera to be of very much Talne to you, but it is probably of considerable value to YOU AND TO US. It, is of yalue to you} because we will givo .vow a liberal allowance on it when your are purchasing a BRINSMEAD CHALLEN ■ PLEYEL ROGERS B.ORD PIANO. And it is of value to us because we' can repair it and find a purchaser. Even if you do not wish | to purchase a new piano, we will be pleased'.to quote you a price for your old one. Call in and Interview the Manager of our 'Piano Department. (IHAS. BEGG AND CO., LIMITED.. j Manners Street. Wellington. The Oldest-established Piano House in Now Zealand. rE OAR of Style. Quality, and Beauty is the Cole 8. It is the most comfortable car to rido in to-day, and has a number of features that makes it stand out as in a class far above the ordinary cars on the market. The Cole Bis one of the finest cars sold to-day. , let us demonstrate its capabilities. J. E. FitiBerald. Motor Importer, Lambton Quay, Wellington. C\ OOD Printing promptly produced at XX popular prices at "Dominion Job Printing Works.