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AMUSEMENTS. GREASED "LIGHTNIN"' j Isn't in it with | . "LIGHTIN*" BILL JONES, The' Man who Drove a Swarm of Bees Across the Plains in WinterWithout Losing a Bee. ■ A Wireless Word to the Wily Wise— RESERVE AT THE BRISTOL. "LIGHTNIN'." "LIGHTNIN'." A Downright Cross-your-heart love story with a Thrilling Dramatic Plot, a Touch of Pathos and 57 Varieties of Laughter. QRAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction ... J. C. WILLIAMSON LTD. Jlanager John Farrell. TO-NIGHT AT 8. And Subsequent Evenings, Will Go Down to History as Occasions on which "LIGHTNIN'" BILL JONES Made His Appearance- in Wellington, "LIBHTNI N\" "LIGHTNI N'," "LIGHTNI N'," By Winchell Smith and Frank Bacon, Is Presented by j; C. WILLIAMSON LTD., Under the most auspicious _ circumstances, for the principals were selected and rehearsed in Now York for the production' under the personal supervision of tho Authors. I 'LIGHTNIN'" will produce an nnbroken blaze of merriment. It will cause such an -uproar in the theatre that any susceptible J.P. who happens to lose his head may be in - danger of jumping up and reading the Riot Act. When it comes to fun-making, it certainly is a not in itself. "LIGHTNIN"' BILL JONES-well, | only a volume can do justice to him. Ho is the man who has PUSHED GEORGE WASHINGTON INTO OBLIVION. THE CAST OF SPECIALLY-PICKED PLAYERS will be headed by those wellknown New York artists— JOHN D. O'HARA. ROBERT TOMS. DIANA WILSON. JOHN BECK. FREDERICK ESMELTON. With whom will be assooiatcd a Brilliant Coterie of Australians. "LIGHTNIN"' IS BOUND TO WARM THE COCKLES OF YOUR HEART. "LIGHTNIN'" ■ CRACKLES. ILLUMINES WELLINGTON NIGHTLY PRICES—Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls, 7s. 3d.; Back Stalls, 3s. Bd.; Gallery, Is. 7d. Early Door Stalls and Gallery, Is. extra. All prices include amusement tax.: Plans at the Bristol. Day Sales at Ned Perry's. SPORTING. DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB. WINTER MEETING, JUNE 1, 3, AND 5, 1920. STAKES—£6B9SO. ' XrOMINATIONS for All Events close •i > at 5 p.m. on FRIDAY. APRIL 30. H. L. JAMES, Secretary. HOLIDAY NOTICES. LAW HOLIDAY. THE Law Offices in Wellington will be CLOSED on TUESDAY AND ■WEDNESDAY, MAY i and 5, the same as Government Offices, in honour of tho Prince of Woles's visit. F. HARRISON, Secretary, Wellington District Law Society. BUSINESS NOTICES, GAMBLE AND CREiED LAMBTON QUAY, JJAVE opened a MODERN LUNCHEON ROOM on the FIRST FLOOR of their Premises. HOME-MADE HOT SCONES, 9 to 12 and 2 to 6. HOT MEAT PIES, with POTATOES, BREAD and BUTTER, and TEA or COFFEE, Is. THIS IS THE MOST ATTRACTIVE ROOM IN THE DOMINION, Tflke Lift to First Floor. C-H-I-R-O-P-R-A-C-T-I-C MAKES DISEASE VANISH! mHOUSANDS of Sufferers can trace ■i. their cure to Chiropractic 6pinal adjustments. This splendid twentieth cen-tury-health scicnce will mako YOU well, as it has done others! No obligation ia incurred by a personal call, and it may be the means of putting you on tho high road to renewed health and strength! Call To-dny! Hours, 10. 12.30; 1.30,-6. FREDK. J. BLAKER, _ Chiropractor. Nerve, and Spinal Specialist, 7 Courtenay Place, Wellington. (Opp. Tram Terminus.) E. S- BAYLEY. SURGEON DENTIST, HAS taken over tho Practice lately carried on by Air. L. Levien, and may be Consulted AT HIS ROOMS, 216 Lambton Quay (opposito Kirkcaldio's). Telephone 980. FENCING POSTS. TTTE are prepared to supply Black » ' Birch Fencing Posts. Strainers, and Droppers, in any quantity. Quotations on application to LAURENS AND CO., Upper Hutt. TARANAKI SHOOK CO., Box 17, Eltham. MANUFACTURERS of Fruit Cases, Beer Cases, Soap Boxes, eto., eto. Quotations for cases packed in shooKs, auy quantity. Ccct of Tiaber risin?, Buy now,